Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-13
SOCIAL MATTERS.

"r' ana Mrs n. H. Barnes have returned
from Their trip to New York and have q. ,he,r
sues' mrs Charles Meehan of Newark
MISS Matte V. Wilson left this morning for
New York, to be absent a week.
peasant surprise birthday party was eiven
on Friday evening at the residence ~ NJ "a
mrs. Ieake, ll02 X street. in honor ~ ,s.'.
usn.er Molie. She was the recipient a.
,hanss .aausonle and useful presents. Among
1 1.Jse present were the Misses L. Haskips- NJ
dyler, NJ Mullen and Perkins Messrs al
DiaNy, & Scott, Dunn. Perkips and ~
wilson. After enjoying pleasant evenin, in
piayng games and other amusements thew al
oeiicacies Of the season '
Mr.. Geo. Y. kaufman and Ms. Fa;,h $780,,
oAughter OF Mr.. W. b. Mckelden of the cash
room, treasury Department, were married =, =
W veiocA yesterday afternoon by .ne Rev. \. n
meiuerman at the parsonage OF McKendraa NJ
q. church. The members only of the iuna.
LIE, 's s lanliles were present The young coupls
ieit ior New York, their future home.
Miss Lizzie Gaskins of Portsmouth, Va. 10
ui Siins Miss cornelis Marceron Of Capitol
mn she VIII be Joined by her father and is
ter on the 10th ins.ant. - ~
Mrs. A W. Mccormick and Miss Mccormick
OF cincinnati are the guests of Mr.. +. r. Nc
Cormick, Brookland. " nv
Mrs Herbert L. Childs will be st homs
II street eoei ~ AooS
Mr.. W. I. Crump and family have moved
from 1873 street and are now located NJ s2a
9TH street northwest
mrs Emily s. Rhodes, nee Kitzmiller. N
visiting her brother and family of w.rnsr
street northwest s
EDWARD L. Hutchinson, George G. Thom.s
ana Frank X Conner, whose birthdays occur
e On 'ee successive days, gave q party last
son, Ills Park place northeast A numeron.
19Hupans OF fheir young friends were present.
marry woodward furnished attractive mn.io
on novel instrument Rev. L. b. BArby'
ave aa.er priei address, handed Edward Hutchin.
SUI oeautinl gold watch, a present n ON his
mother. Parlor games and refreshments .dded
W tne happiness Of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Boyer of ia 7th street soutb.
west caves social Saturday evening In honor
OF the owl Club, musical and literary so-
ciety. Ine guests present were Mr. and Mr.
a; ID, Mills, Mrs. and Miss Coles of New YORK.
N Miss +; T. hoe Of Port Jervis, N. Y; Mr.. AZ
hieiy, MI j. Al. Miller of Pennsylvania Mira
M. Ecklof, Mr.. and Nm. James McGuirk. Mr..
a .. sheppert Of New Jersey, Mrs Kate
Hreene, Mr. J. A kapp OF New York. Mr. and
Mrs. Vim; Rabbit, Mrs. II. L. Rourke. Mr.. and
Mrs. r: b McLain, Mr.. Charles Some. Misc
Nellie Sage, Mr.. Charles Miller Mr. VI Wsh.
ster, Mr. Arthur Hamilton, Mr.. A. Rousseau
and MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Yates A plea.snt
evening was spent with music, singing. recita-
lions and dancing. During the evening an i'm.
promptu meeting Q the club was called by the
president, Miss T. Boyer, and In an appropriate
and neat speech by Mr.. p b. McLain In behalf Of
the club Mrs Boyer was presented with an ele-
CANT cathedral clock and case Of beautiful
flowers. pleasant surprise prepared by the
club IN honor of her birthday. Numerous other
presents were also receivedfrom New York and
Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Coffin will return home
in few days. Mrs. Coffin has been fuIlv r.-
stored to health by the long outing. Mr.. CONN
mas Deen making a great record along the
northern border as the champion fisherman Of
the resorts of that section. He has been
travelling IN that part Of the country all sum-
mer, at Narraganset; Pier, in the Adirondack
and among the Thousand Islands. and has
broken the record with the rod end line amone
the sportsmen on the ST. Lawrence