Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

resume her studies at Manhattanyille Convent
The palatial new residence which Mrs Rich
ardson Clover is building at the intersection of
| 18th and q streets will be under roof before
| the winter sets in. Lieut. and Mrs. Clover
| came back from Deer Park fortnight ago and
| opened up their house here. Their little
| daughter is pretty and attractive and her fond
| parents already refer to the mansion they are
| building as "Doras house" Mrs. Clover 10
going to New York next week for a short trip.
Miss Stephanie Whitney Of Sacramento will
be the guest the coming winter Of Justice and
Mrs Field.
! Justice and Mrs. Brown are comfortably es-
tablisned in their new home. corner Of 18th
and N streets.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Carlisle OF
South Bend, Ind, will be here until Monday or
| Tuesday.
| After the adjournment Of the scumenical
council yesterday evening Bishop Thomas Bow.
man OF the NJ. f. church accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas b. kalbfus to the residence of
Mrs. Mallery, mother of Mrs. Charles II. Kalb-
fus, on Capitol Hill, and performed the inter.
esung.and impressive ceremony OF baptism on
the latters young son. The ceremony Was
witnessed only by the immediate relatives of
the family and was Of more than usual interest
because the infant was the great-great-nephew
CT the bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Sohon gave q de-
lightful reception to their many friends at their
residence, 5l2 l street, on Thursday evening
from until II o'clock The house was taste
fully decorated for the occasion with profusiou
OF ferns and potted plants disposed with excel
lent effect which, with the charming toilets Of
many of those present, made the scene n beau
full one. portion of the Georgetown ANA
teur Orchestra was In attendance and rendered
appropriate selections Of music during the
evening. At 10 O'Clock the guests were invited
to partake Of bountiful collation.. There was q
constant stream of cal!ers-numbering alto
gether considerably over 200-during the hours
OF the reception, and the host and hostess were
kept busy i'll entertaining their friends They
were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Sohon,
DR.. Fred Sohon, the Misses Sohon. Prof. J. X.
Gibson, Mrs. Gibson and the Misses Gibson.
Rev. Dr.. Douglas rector Of st. Johns
Church, returned to the city last night, after
an absence Of four months abroad. Most of
DR.. Douglas vacation was spent in Switzerland
and Paris.
Mrs. 5. kresge Bowman has returned from
her two months visit at the seashore with her
sister much improved in health.
Mrs. Z. J. Pullman has returned from q two
weeks visit at her old home in New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Odcll have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Albertine, to Mr.. w. kesley Schoepf at the
church OF the Epiphany on the evening Of
October %, at o'clock.
The frs. entertainment Of tho Golden Rod
Pleasure Club was given Thursday evening at
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, on X
street northeast. The parlcrs were tastefulfy
decorated with profusion of golden rod and
handsome bouquets wero worn by the ladies in
attendance. Excellent musical seiec tons were
rendered by Messrs. Thornton and Chase
Dancing and games were enjoyed to a late hour,
after which supper was served. Among those
present were: Misses Katie and Nellie Slattery
Bessie and Fannie Sincell, Nellie and Maggie
Grace. josie and Julia Mccarthy. lara Bald
win, Emma Thompson, Mamie Hartigan, Lille
Heed, Dora Frya. Sadie Mullan, May keefe,
Fannie Howser, Matte Webster, Emma voigt
and Ada Lynch, Messrs. Norton, Braddock,
Nee. Langley. Grogan, Mari, RUSSELL Z. Stat
terry, Mazzulo, King, Mcintyre, Boswell, Stick
ney, Lynch. richardson, Spencer, Parker,
Goodsell, Thornton, Hensell, Chase, Sweeney.
DIR. Slattery. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. ]. Keith Edwards has returned, after an
absence of three months at the seashore and
mountains Mrs. Edwards will be at No. 80
Grant place for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins have returned
from their trip abroad and are now in their
home on Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Morgan and her daugh-
ter, Miss Laura Morgan, returned to the city
last week from the Fauquer White Sulphur
Springs, near Warrentou. Va.
Mrs. and Miss Hallowell are settled for the
winter in their home 1909 Corcoran street.
Admiral and Mrs. Upshur have returned
from Europe and will occupy their house, l46l
Rhode Island avenue during the winter.
Mrs. Macdonald left this morning for her
home in Connecticut, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Margie Bid, who will remain with her
until Thanksgiving
Mrs. W. L. Griswold and her daughter, Mrs
NJ. Batchford Wilson and grandson, Griswold
Wilson, have been at Atlantic City during the
summer and autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ward Mohun left the CITY
this morning for New York, to be absent about
two weeks.
Miss Anna Lea Burson, who has been very ill
at her home in Alexandria, Va, is now con-
vaiescent and her mother has taken her to At
lantic City for few weeks.
Mrs. Anna Richardson, Mrs. NJ. o. House and
Misses Celia and Alice House are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. h. House, Northeast Washington
The engagement OF Miss Fanny Rice, young
est daughter of ex-senator Rice of Arkansas to
Mr.. Charles G. Bassett of the U. S. geological
survey is announced. The marriage will take
place early in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Tilton have returned
to the city, having passed the spring and sum-
mer at Atlantic City. Saratoga and Lake George
They are settled for the winter at 1744 n street
DR.. and Mrs. W. f. Morsell will reside this
winter at l4O1 18th street. Mrs Morsell, whose
prolonged
on account of severe illness, has returned much
improved in health.
Hon. and Mrs. W. A. Harding and son Fred
Of Oakland, Neb., are stopping during the
ecumenical council with Ii. A. Harding fore
man of the State branch. G. p. o. They expect
to remain in the city till about November i.
Miss Fannie Hough has returned from a long
visit to her aunt in California Her STAY in
Washington will be short, as she returns to
California the LIST Of November with Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Cultivate OF Cleveland. Mr. and
Mrs. Cultivate have been the guests this week
Of Hon. j. H. Cultivate OF Dupont circle.
A pleasant surprise party was given last even
ing at the residence of Mrs Kultz. on 9Th street.
in honor Of her little daughter, Christina
Among those present were Misses. Christina
Kultz, Maggie Jackson. Victoria Watts. MarRue.
rite Hessler, Bertha Edmonston, Edith Stowell
Mabel Donnelly, Mabel Hughes, Ethel Hughes.
Roberta Morley. Lottie Schultz, Carrie Hast
ings, Helen Hastings and Gertie Bennett.
Masters c. Hastings, r. Heller, W. Schorr, H.
De Land, A. Watts, j. Stowell, j. Schultz. Z.
Holeman, E. Knorr and W. Stier.
A pleasant birthday party was given Tues
day evening by Edmund L. Wright at his resi-
dence on North Capitol street. Among those
present were Misses Edith Parish Mabel Miller.
Annie Furlong, Grace Connolly, Nettie Nc.
Cauley, Fannie Calvert May Stewart, Mary
Hoyle, Emily Grady, Carrie Moss Stella Hurdle
Annie Smart, Edith Dodge, May Hartnett. Eta
Dowden and Carrie I,uckett and Messrs ia