Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-21

can girl finds as much pleasure in the fac
that the duke is not an idle man. but is Q sol
der. and gets the larger part of his incom,
from that source. Although january has beer
| named as the time of the wedding, the bride
i elect, who Ia the very best authority on thai
topic. has not yet sent her friends the date. bu
says she really does not know when she will b.
| married.
Mrs Alice Swan Dresser Of Kansas City i,
visiting her, parents at 222 LIST street southeast
where she will be pleased to see her friends OF
Mondays during the winter
Mrs. Hobbie, widow Of the late assistant post.
| master general, with her daughter and her
| granddaughter, Miss Rockwell, are at home
for the winter at the Windsor. Miss Small
daughter Of Gen. Small, Is now on a visit 10
Miss Rockwell.
Commander Houston has taken a residence
at 1913 10th street northwest whore he expects
his family to arrive shortly from Europe.
There was pleasant gathering at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. A. Ubhoff last evening in honor
OF Mr.. Charles and Miss Mamie UbhOff. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs McDermott,
Mr.. and Mrs. 1hadus Fairfax, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Souder, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Collins, Miss
Hester Fairfax, Miss Mamie McReady, Miss
Mamie gbhoff and Messrs Chas Ubhoff, George
Pruett. VIM. Drew. John Scott Thornton Jett
and VIM Birkett Dancing was kept up until
I o'clock.
Dr. Theo. L. Cuyler of Brooklyn, who is to
be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. T F. Hamlin. has
been detained in New York by funeral and
VIII not arrive until late this evening. DR..
hanlin had invited the members of his con-
gregation to call upon his guest this evening,
expecting that he would arrive at an early hour
Mrs. Iaac Henderson has gone abroad with
her daughter for a year or more She has
leased her house on Scott circle to Mr. Franklin
weed OF Boston. Her sisters, Mrs. Frost and
MRS. Frey, are spending the winter at Lake
wood, n. j.
Gen. Veazey and family have taken apart
ments at THE Cochran"
Among the guests at the banquet of the
Potomac Corps, W. r. c., Wednesday night
were Mr. and Mrs Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
keogh, Mr.. and Mrs. McGirr, Mrs. Rutlidge
Mrs. A. NJ. OConnell, Mrs. NJ. Buckly, Mrs
Moore, the Misses Manning, Miss Cox, Mrs.
iorke, MIR. Hart, Mr.. jerks, Mr.. Comeford, Mr..
and Mrs. Garrison.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Christmas have returned
to the city and are located at 141O street.
party OF young people met Thursday even
Ing at the residence of Miss Mona Wilson, No.
l0l3 10Th street northwest, fer the purpose of
concentrating their efforts to organize the
Columbian Social and Dramatic Club" After
the election of DIR. II. Reinohl, president: Mr..
L. Z; Mccoy. vice president; Mr.. G.. H. Mark
ward, treasurer; Mr. W. ID. Thomson, secretary,
INV evening WIS enllVeneu Dy musical and liter
airy selections until a late hour when refresh
ments were served. Among those present were
!Aiss Mona Wilson, Miss Cora Rich, Miss Mamie
Mclean. DR.. II. Reinohl, MIR. C. Shackleford,
Mr.. 4. II. Coumbe. Mr.. G. II. Markward, Mr.
W. u. thomson. Mr.. Archie Mayse and Mr.. C.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gibbons has removed to s13 Penn
sylvania ave.
Miss Annie Slice Of Capitol Hill has returned
fya H.
in Salem, Mass.
The marriage of Miss George Berry of Prince
tfeorges county, Maryland, to j. W. Slade of
BenninS will take place on Thursday, Novem-
Der 70: at, Jones' Chapel, Benning, d. c., at
pm. No cards.
A large number of relatives and friends Of
the little ones attended the soiree at Prof
sheldon 8 Academy last night. One-half of
the numbers on the program were fancy dances,
which were performed with remarkable grace
and precision by the following little misses:
Genie and Bella Whitlock. Clara Stevens, Annie
Evans Katie Luckett. Katie Woodbridge, Lou
Iretier, Connie and Annie Hill and Antonio
Nell.
The Golden Hours Corresponding Club, No.
10. met last evening at the residence of Mr.
Wallace Williams, 452 10th street southwest
Among those present were Misses Maud Watts,
Lulu Kendall, Grace Mehrling, Katie Neal,
Maggie Leesnitzer, Annie La Porte, Mabel
Dunn and Nessrs. Lloyd Mockabee, VIM.
Chapple. Harry Baulsir, Geo. Larcombe, Frank
Mcdonald. VIM. Tompkins, Jos. Doyle, Wallace
Williams and Jos. H. Gunnell After PLAYING
numerous games the guests adjourned to the
dining room, where refreshments were served.
Mrs. J. X. Hickney is the guest of Capt. and
Mrs. H. P. Sanders. 1904 21st street, and will
spend the winter in Hamilton, Bermuda.
Mrs. r. C. Fox and Miss Emily Fox have
taken apartments at the Portland, where they
will spend the winter.
Miss Lily Shaffer Of Aurora, W. Va, is visit
ing Miss Flora Morse, 60 1 street.
The first meeting Of the National Literary
and Social Club was held at the residence of
Mr.. A. Garden in East Washington last night
White and blue were chosen as the colors for
the club. The first part Of the entertainment
was musical and literary. After the formal
work Of the club dancing was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. George ]. Sweitzer, 62S Rhode Island
avenue, left for Baltimore this morning. She
will be the guest of Mrs. Fielder Schillenberp
Of 1906 McCulloh street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Thomas celebrated their
silver wedding Monday evening at their
residence, No. POI 9Th street northeast. Among
those present were Mrs. E. Suter, Mrs. Rhoades,
Suter. Mrs. W. W. Holhngsworth, Mr.. and Mrs
J. b. Walling. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs Vim. A. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs o.
I. Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Thompson,
DIR. NJ. F. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. W, c.
Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Iardella Mr.. and Mrs E.
b. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs Z. Frech, Mr. and
Mrs. w. F. Walling, Mrs. E. L. Walter, Mrs.
James Kane, Miss Gussie Dom, Misses Helen.
Cora, Maggie and Clara Cooper May Walling,
Mabel Birckhead, Jennie and MAY Griffin.
Annie Frech and Dollie Hughes. Messrs. G. and
I. Frech, Henry and Arthur Cooper and E.
Birckhead.
Last evening the Y. P. 8. C. E. of the Luther
Place Memorial Church gave a reception to the
various young peoples societies of the Lutheran
churches in the city. There were literary and
musical exercises and refreshments were served
The societies represented were those of st.
Paurs Church, Concordia, St. Johns of South
Washington and Zion. 9Th and P streets.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Mr. Z. E. Ramey to Miss Lillian Cisen at Lu-
theran Memorial Church Wednesday evening,
November 25, at o'clock.
Mrs. NJ A. Gibbons has removed from 1918
Pennsylvania avenue to 9l3 Pennsylvania
avenue.
MIR. W. o. Horsey and bride Of Winchester,
Va, are on their wedding trip in this city and
are stopping at the Ebbitt.
Miss Jennie MacGrotty has returned after an
extended trip to st. Andrews, New Brunswick
much improved in health She will be pleased
to see her friends on Wednesdays at her home
1914 18th street
Mrs. Bessie Stewart. daughter of Senator