Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-25


Mis- Adal~iis " casson - returned from
months. the guest Of Lieut. and Mrs. ]. N.
Carson.
DR.. and Mr.. ,. B. Gregg Gusts have re-
turned from Lake Seneca, where they have
been solourning for several weeks past.
Mrs Robert P. Porter, wife of the superin-
teudent Of census, will ii 10 thought. not return
with her family from their cottage at Asbury
Park October as expected, owing to the still
serious illness Of their youngest child. Their
family physician has ordered tho little one to
the mountain air, and II there is no change for
the better in her condition by tho first of the
week, Mira Porter will likely take her to the
Catskils.
Miss Mary Reid gave q pleasans german at
the residence Of her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Wednesday evening. The beautiful parlors
were thrown open for the first time this sea-
son, and the german, led BY Mr. Leigh Reid,
was participated in by Miss Katherine Crit
cher with Mr.. Leigh Reid, Miss Esther Brookes
with Mr.. George Berry. Mics Annie Her
bert with Mr.. Dainger6eld Brookes, Miss Lucy
Lee with Mr.. Nesbit of Savannah, Ga, Miss
Lula Critcher with Mr.. George Robinson, Miss
Lucy Minnigerode with Mr.. Robert Knox tr-,
Miss Bessie Corse with Mr.. John Herndon, Miss
Marbury with Mr.. John Leadbeater. Miss Sal
| lie Dangerfeld with Mr.. Lewis Greene, Miss
Fannie Davis with Mr.. Gardner Boothe and
Miss Mary Reid with Mr.. Clifford C. Dunn. The
stays were Messrs. Eugene TAYLOR, E. c. Dunn,
Arthur Clarke, Edward Marye, Hatley Norton
and Murray Davis.
Miss Emma Brown of 9Th street is spending
the months of September and October with her
sister, Mrs. VI. H. Walker, in the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Miss Lizzie Mcconnell Of East Capitol street,
Who has been spending the summer at Harper .
ferry with her parents, has returned.
pleasant party was given Monday evening
at the residence of Mr.. j. Lewis in honor of his
daughter, Miss Susie K. Lewis. The parlors
were beautifully decorated with palms and
roses Refreshments were served at II o'clock
ana music, singing and osncing we're enjoyed
until late hour. Among those present were
Misses A. Whine, D. Cady, s. Ramsay, L. Schrod,
7. WHINE, L. Boarman, Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens,
Messrs. T. William, W. Humphrey, H. J: Herr,
". Maddox, I. T. Crane, Brockwsy, Mont
gomery, e. A. Townshend and Schrodde.
The marriage of Mr.. Fred. A. Palmer and
Miss Herna NJ. Crawley took place Wednesday
at O'Clock in the presence Of few of the
| members and relatives OF both families. Rev.
DR.. Owens performed the ceremony and after
ward the happy pair took the $50 train for
Chicago. They will visit the Kansas state fair
| at Topeka and then go to Hutchinson, which
will be their future home.
The Misses Clara and Florence Grsdxohl
AoV0 kCsuA uca AIOil Ttctut bOlOuTu III the
west.
A pleasant surprise party Was given to Mr..
Willie Keen Monday night at his residence on
9TH street in honor of his seventeenth birthday.
Music and games furnished amusement for the
guests until late in the evening, when refresh
ments were served. Among those present were
Misses Nichols, Payne. Spalding. Goodchild,
lansant, Cross, Herbert. Serrin, Strothers,
Monkey, Travers, Welcker, Murray, Doyle and
Mrs. Herbert and Messrs. Weed, Hilton, Stick
ney, Goodchiid, Houghton, James, 0llinger,
Vansant Carroll, Monkey, keenan, and Julian,
| Samuel and Aurelius Shary.
Miss Flora Freyhold of Capitol Hill returned
Wednesday from Europe and will reach the
| city next Monday after short trip to Boston.
W. S. Haitian, formerly clerk at Mount Yer
| non Hotel, and Miss Julia C. Armstrong were
married last evening at the parsonage of the
Emaculate Conception Church by Rev. Father
Ryon. The bride wore tau-colored broad
| cloth suit and carried bunch of La France
roses. After the ceremony they drove to the
: residence Of the brides sister, Mrs. Z. NJ.
johnson, 1924 10th street, where they received
| the congratulations of a few friends, among
| whom were Mrs Annie Z. Farrali, sister
of the bride, Mrs. J. B, Armstrong
| sister of the groom, Mrs. Theresa
Eikle, Misses MoIlie, Lottie and Emma Bald
win, Mrs Robert johnson. Mr.. Joe Farrell and
Mr.. Ed Marshall.