Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

| Elliott Among those present were Miss Olive
Barry. Kate Zeogwitz. Josie Zeogwitz, Maude
den, Mr.: Coon, George Happylander, John
Elliott, Tom Harding, Mr.. Burdette, Joe Wag-
ner. E. Mace and John Zeogwitz.
Senator and Mrs. Casey sojourning 81
Clitfburn, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
| c. Stone.
| Invitations are ont for the marriage Of Miss
Margaret E. Plumley, the youngest daughter Of
Mr.. s. NJ: Plumley Of this city. and Mfr. ].
Burgess Drummer OF Columbus, Ohio. The cere-
mony will take place at Calvary Baptist Church,
| Rev. DR.. Greene officiating. on Thursday
evening, December 10, at O'clock.
Mrs. Robt. G. Callum Of 1854 street north
| west il now in Baltimore, where she was in at
tendance at the debut Of her younger sister,
Miss Fannie Alma Dixon. Mrs. Callum will not
| after tour south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Handy have moved
| into their new residence on California avenue,
Washington Heights.
The engagement is announced of Miss Elsie
Benton Hughes. daughter OF Col. VIM. B.
Hughes, U. 3. army. to Capt. Gervase Francis
Newport FINLEY, first Bombay iancers, Duke of
Connaughts Own. The marriage will take place
| in Florence, Italy.
very pleasant wedding reception was given
last Wednesday evening al 1877 d street south
west in celebration Of the marriage Of Mr.. }.
Walter Ryneal and Sadie s.. Williams, a
pretty feature being the christening OF two
| infants, niece and nephew OF the bride. The
house was crowded and a very enjoyable even
| ing was passed.
Miss Jennie Wallach, 243 Delaware avenue
| northeast, will be pleased to have her friends
call upon Miss Lena schloss 0f Newark, n. j.,
who is visiting her. .-,a.... a. +
A pleasant society event Of the coming week
win be the fancy fair to be given by the Speak
No Evil Circle of Kings Daughters composed
of number Of popular and well-known young
ladies from College Hill and University Hill, in
the new Hill block, corner 14th and Stoughton
are the members OF the circle who will enter
tain their friends on that occasion: Miss Eliza
beth Hill, Miss Belle Davenport, Miss Esther
P-tterfield, Miss Annie Cliff, Miss Essie Teel,
Miss Bessie Saffo:d d and Miss Ruth Thompson.
The entire proceeds will be devoted to the Jen-
trail Union Mission building fund.
Miss Cox of Boston and her sister, Mrs. e.
Melville Kilvert, are here for the winter. They
have taken the new brick house nearly opposite
Senator Aulick Palmers, on 18th street, and
will be at home Tuesdays.
About forty Of the friends Of Mr.. and Mira.
V. G. DeCordy of Capitol Hill visited their
| residence on Thursday evening. Games OF
different kinds were enjoyed until 1880, when
they adjourned to the dining room, where re-
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assisted in entertaining them by her sister,
Mrs. Manson.
The lie Droit Park Literary Society met last
| night at the residence OF Miss Dana May on
Linden street. Twenty members were present,
among them being Misses n. Withers. G.. With
ers, Manning, Brown. Epson, Barnard, Metcaif,
May and Garrett, and Messrs. Fred Doyle, VIM.
ser, kleiner, Miller. Senior and Rogers. The
| author Of the evening was Tennyson, but owing
to an oversight on the part OF the entertain
mont committee no regular programme was
prepared, but the evening was en1oyably spent
in impromptu two-minute speeches and the
singing Of college songs to guitar accompani-
ment. The club adjourned at 1880.
A very pretty wedding took place Thanks
giving evening at st. Aloysius Church. The
contracting parties were Geo. Elmer Dom and
Miss Mamie X. Hubbell. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Gillespie, assisted
by Father Mandolari- The bride wore a steel
gray silk gown with hat to match and carried q
bunch Of bridal roses. Her sister. Miss Lulu
Hubbell, was maid of honor and was attired in
q steel gray cloth gown with hat to match and
carried o bunch of MRrechel Neil roses. Mr..
Lepnuel Miller acted as best man and
Messrs. Hoover McFadden, Smith and Howard
we're ushers. After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs.
Dom held q reception from to 10 O'clock.
Among the guests we're Mrs. Hubbell, mother
OF the bride; Misses Lizzie and Theresa Hub
bell, sisters OF the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Donn father and mother of the groom;
Mr. and Mrs. McWilliams OF Baltimore. Md,
Miss May Dom. Dir. and Mrs Ebert Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dom, Mrs. Thomas Dom. Mrs
Hoover. Mira. ]. Dom, Miss Lille Warheld,
Mrs. Evans ana daughters, Miss Griswold, Mr.
Givern and Mrs Dodge.
The Capital Bicycle Club gave one Of its
pleasant entertainments at the club house on
18th street last night. The parlors were
m ar wi m m ~ Of no nd hojr
friends. including large number Of ladies.
The house was for the time transformed into
the Capital Theater," and the boards were
| occupied BY 1.-The London Athenaum
There we're q dozen excellent numbers, par
ticipated in by the ''Kensington Quartet =
Messrs. Johnston. Odds. Lewis and Arm
strong-Mr. VIII Dodge, DR.. Gabriel Johnston,
DR.. VIM. D. Writ, Mr.. Edison B. Odds. Mr.. T..
3. Borden gave clever representation, in
George H. Fielding from the Lyceum
Theater entertained the audience with
his artistic juggling. couple OF min
strel buriesques filed out the bill. One
written for the occasion by Mr.. Chas. Richards
Dodge, the parts being taken by Messrs. G. G..
Allen and L. Seward Bacon. The performance
concluded with bit Of Shakespeare in burnt
cork, the ghost scene in Hamlet" in which
Mr.. c. r. Dodge played the ghost and MIR. G.
h =
w. D. Writ was efficient as an improvsed
prompter. Dancing followed the entertain
ment being kept up until midnight.
Among those present were DR.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Lewis, DR.. and Mrs. Schooley, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Z. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Allen, Mr.. anil Mrs.
Chas. F. Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, Mr.. aud Mrs T. p
Moran, Mrs. E. A. Lyon, Mrs. Grim, Mrs. v. P.
Chapel, Misses Bently. Scammell, Messrs.
Farland, Harrington. whsatley, Tracey. Sid
dons, BOlway, Farlin, Moore, Ollenfeldt, Hig-
gins, Sutherland, Mccullough, Stidham,
Brock, Writ. Bingham, Leaning, Crook,
Horace Dodge. Hibbs, Mount, Prentiss, Rollo,
shafsr, Parsons, Flowers, Schaff, Mshoney,
Jones.
The ''staff Of the Capital Theater" for this
occasion consisted Of the members Of the
amusement committee Of the club, as follows:
General manager. Mr.. Chas. Richards Dodge;
| treasurer and business manager, Mr.. w. T.
| Bingham; stage manager, Mr.. G. A. Lyon IT,:
| maitre de corps do ballet, Mr.. W4. d. Writ;
| mechanical effects and rain machine, Mr.. Alex
McAdie. -
Phil Kearney Camps Election.
| At their meeting last night the members Of
Phil Kearney Camp. Son, Of Veterans, elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows: Cap
tain, Charles 8. Davis; first lieutenant F. A.
Preston; second lieutenant, Guy L. Jenkins;
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