Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-02


boxes for the performances here. The hdy
visitors OF the Childrens Hospital are The
patronesses Of the event Mrs- Hobsou a in
charge OF the details Mrs. warder, Mn.
Nevius, Mrs. Ricketts,. Mrs. ID. p. Morgan. Mrs
Leech. Mira Calf, Mrs. Hit. Mrs Delmonts.
Gen. and Mrs. Berdan. Admiral and Mira
Franklin, Senator and Mrs. McPher-on and
Lieut. and Mrs Slack are among those who will
take PARTIES A fashionable audience witnessed
the full dress rehearsal last night in baltimore.
which was stage managed by Mr.. George May.
Miss Eustis, returned from Aiken. where abe
spent the winter. early the past week. and the
Corcoran mansion Is again open. Miss Eu.tis
and her aunt will STAY here now until they start
FOR their summer travel
Mrs. F. W. Nordlinger has discontinued her
Tuesdays at home.
The marriage OF Miss Annie +. Brsshesrs,
Oldest daughter Of Mr.. b. A. Brashears. 20 Mr..
Samuel A. TAYLOR took place at Christ Church
southeast on "Wednesday. They were attended
by Mr.. Clifford TAYLOR. cousin Of the groom.
and Miss Agnes Wall Of Mount Pleasant After
an informal reception at the residence OF the
brides uncle. Mr.. H. F. Reese, No as ~
southern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watts will be pleased 10
have their friends call at their residence. ala
"a street northwest on "Wednesday, Nav O.
from : 10 10 O'Clock, TO meet their son. Ed
ward j., and bride. The friends Of both FAM
@as'r "ht ahhAttN a. no CarQt nave Detn l~tut1.
Miss Carrie Morgan, daughter OF Thoe p.
Morgan. has returned home. after spending
the winter in St. Louis.
Mr. Percy L. Seuferle and Mrs. f. T. Parker
were married by Rev. DIR. Ruddisin OF the North
Lutau NJ r. Church. Baltimore. April Il last
Ihe young couple, who surprised their many
friends, have the best wishes and hearty con-
gratulations OF all who know them. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seufferle will be at home 20 their frieuds
at No. 4Si NJ street northwest
The twenty-ffth anniversary Of the wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Deyereaun was pleasantly
celebrated last evening at their residence No.
"a street northwest. The handsome parlor.
were thronged with friends and decorated with
ferns and flowers. COLLATION. was served Two
silver service sets were presented, one by ST.
Vincent de Pauls Society. OF which Mr. Dever-
eauN is member. ard one by the board Of d.
rectors OF the District Real Estate Association.
Many other glfts we're received. Among thoss
present were Rev. }. A. Walter. Rev. s. Gillss-
pie. Rev. w. Il. Cowardin, Mr.. and Mira j. 4
Gheen, Rev. W. A. NolL Rev. J. p. McGee Rev.
NJ. Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Eckhardt. MT.
and Mrs. A. Lannan. Mr.. and Mrs 4. J. King.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Con-
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Ralph, MIR. aud Mrs j.
Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Draney, Mr.. and
Miss Fullerton, Mr.. VIM Menchine Miss Grace
Menchine, Mrs. Watkins, Mr.. 4. A Byrne, Mr..
}. j. Malone, MIR. +. Mcdonald, l. MAllet, IT.,
and A j. Schwartz.
an -naf was given ~ the nome OF Miss
Blanche Cowling. s07 c street southwest. last
evening. Among her friends present were:
Misses Eta Englehardt, Jennie Mickle, May
flliins. Lula Cowling. Berthe and MAY 1own,
Mamie Goodman, Lille Speer. Callie Collins,
Ida Engiehardt, Edith Cook, Daisy Walker and
lila Ensor, Masters Willie Goodman. W. T..
BrGdburn, Robt Doyle, Wesley Birch, IT., A
G. Plant, jr., 4. Trueworthy, J. W. Goodman,
Jessie Lown, f. Cook.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Anna
\. Newman Of SIS 9Th street northwest 70 Ed
ward ii. Wanamaker of Allentown, Pa
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church was
the scene of a very pretty and interesting we'd
ding wednesday at 7:3O pm, that Of Miss
Rosalind Brooke Henderson and Mr. John a.
Hodges. Rev. DIR. Bartlett officiating. The
chancel was tastefully decorated with palms.
lilies and white hlacs. The ushers were Mr.
Arthur Morsell, Mr.. Lee Pichelynn, Mr.. VIII
Hodges and Mr.. VIM. Hutchinson, the latter
also acting as best man. The bride was dressed
in white India silk. trimmed with handsome
silk lace, caught up with sprays Of white lilscs-
Her hat was of the lace and hlacs. She carried
bouquet of the same flowers A reception
followed at the residence of the bride brother
in-law, Mr.. Frank ourand, 20 the relatives
only At 10 O'Clock the bridal couple started
on northern trip of two weeks duration after
which they will be at home to their friends ct
$40 New York avenue.
The tea given by the Misses Barber Of
Georgetown was one Of the most delightful Of
the week. Among those present were Miss
Billings, the Misses Stevens Miss Green the
Misses Forrest, Miss Elliott, the Misses Reed.
Miss Bayley, Miss Compton. Mrs Platter, Miss
Snyder. Mira aud Miss Greenless and Me-xrs-
William and Malcolm Henry, II. wyeth, Ksish
Forrest, Il. Myers, Platter Green, W. Sina J.
Bradley, W. Riley and John Shepherd
Mrs. E. Tanser, f53 New York avenue NORTH
west, has as he- guest her mother. MIRA Il. Au-
gust, and her sister, Miss Emma August
An enjoyable surprise party was given last
evening to Miss May johnson at her residence,
500 Massachusetts avenue northwest. Among
those present were Misses Mary SHAW, KANs
Craft, Ethel johnson, Ida Crapster, Aargie
Hubert Addie Smith, Mabel Nilloughby, Eve
Whitford and Masters Wallace orme, Charles
Orme, Herbert Crapster. John Atwell, Frank
Smith, Sidney johnson. Charles Butler, Mal-
ster johnson and Edward Wells.
The Denison School Glee Club met last night
at the residence of Miss Mabel IAtimer, No.
1910 wallach place. Vocal and instrumental
Nirgie Clabaugh and Marion Slater. Cameo
were INDUCED in, after which refreshments
we're served. Among those present we're
Misses Hattie Murray, May Cole, Katie Carey,
May Baker. Gertrude Britton, Mamie Boucher
Masters Genie Copenhaner, Frank Lacy, Fred
Yates, Jos shaw and Frank L. Howe, jr.
A large contingent Of young people were
present at the hop last night held at Washing
ton barracks. Mrs. MRnniK from marine head
quarters chaperoned quite gay party, among
the number being her daughter. Miss domaine,
Misses Wolverton and Roberts, Messrs. Rams
burgh, Briscoe and James. The perfect floor
and good music afforded every one most en-
ioyable evening.
Miss Malone and DIR. Edward T. harrington,
NJ. d., Of Dublin, Ireland, are on a visit Of q
few days with their relative, VIM. L. barring
ton of the Navy Department at slA2 street
northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Claughton viii be at homo
to their friends every evening, except rharsp J
day, after z. Mrs Claughton will not receive
on Wednesday again this season
Mrs. David McRitchie, who has been IN |
Brooklyn all winter, has returned 30 the city
and is at the Rochester.
GRAND INAUGURAL EXCURSION of the palace
steamer Samuel j. Pentz TO River View sun
day, May 5, 1881. Tickets, 25c. See advertise
ment
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