Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
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Town. Conrad, Bert and Hattie Plat. Doris.
Fletcher, Jennie and Maud Fair, Mortimer,
Clark Of Philadelphia, Franklin, Diver Car
Penter, sutherland, Sue and ELY Wilson, LEILA
and Bert Williams, Emma and Elsie Troutman,
Duke, Ridgway, Meads, Cora and Anna Pitts,
Wiley, Burroughs, De Saules, Stewart, vickery
and Moler, Mrs. L. H. Troutman and Mrs.
Bright, Messrs. Copeland, Carpenter, McQuade,
Campbell, Burns, Steele, Meads Ridgway.
Crist, Hodges, Durant, Troutman, Bright, Ford,
Roberts, Stubblefeld, Cross, Glssscock, WILL
@ms, Stewart, Dawson, White, Seitz, Howard,
Skerrett, Stelle, Montgomery, Richmond, Hol-
brook, Alberts, Murray, Demo and Bolton.
Representative Baker Of New York and fam
lily have removed to 600 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast On account Of the illness Of their
little boy Mrs. Baker will not be able to make
and receive formal calls, though, of course, she
Will see her friends who call.
The wedding of Miss Susan Anna Boss,
daughter Of Jos. 8. Boss of this city, to Mr..
Logan Prosise, jr., took place Wednesday ct
1;So pm. at Hamline N. E. Church. The pastor
OF the church. the Rev. DIR, Naylor, oficiated.
The bride, who is grandchild of the late
Joshua Banks OF Baltimore, was attired IN q
gown Of white surah silk with trimmings of
leather and jewel passementerie simply made.
she wore tulle vel, which was held
and carried bridal roses. The bridesmaid
was Miss Frances, sister Of the bride, who was
attired in pale blue surah silk with trimmings
OF cut steel passementrie and carried La France
roses. DR.. Young Of Virginia acted as best man.
A pretty feature of the wedding was the at
tendance Of the Corcoran Cadets. Dong. of
which the groom Is a member. A reception
was held at the future residence Of the bride
and groom, S26 9Th street northeast. Mr. and
Mrs: Logan Prosise, jr.. viii be ut home after
on the 9th instant.
The residence of Paymaster Geo. w. Evans,
91s 18th street northwest was the scene last
evening, OF one of the brightest social events
OF the season. The occasion was a reception
given by MIR. and Mrs. Evans in honor of their
guest, Miss Ramsdel of Cambridge, Mass.
The parlors, halls and dining rooms
were thronged the entire evening.
The rooms were brilliantly lighted and aside
from their many attractive and rich perma-
nent decorations contained a choice lot of pot
ted plants and cut flowers banked ard distrib-
uted in every nook and corner. The young
hostess was robed in an elegant gown Of Nile
green silk, combined with velvet Of darker
shade, and white crepe de chine trimmed with
gilt passementerie, low corsage and diamonds.
She was assisted by. her mother, Mrs.
black silk grenadine trimmed with gilt
passementerie and a corsage bouquet of
yellow jonquils; also Miss Ramsden in lovely
gown OF pink crepe de chine, pearl ornaments
In her hand she held large bunch of ex-
quisite La France roses and lilies Of the valley.
IN the dining room there was spread laden
table OF choice salads, ices and other delicacies,
presided over by Mrs William Mcknight and
the Misses Boyd. while Mrs. Bert Taylor and
Miss Crockell attracted quite a gathering
at the coffee and chocolate tables.
Among the many guests present were no
and Mrs Myron NJ. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
i. Britton and Miss Britton, DR.. and Mrs.
Purvis, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Dempsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Boteler, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. A. Shafer, Mr. and Mrs.
Granville n. Wilmington. Mr.. snd Mrs. Edwin
Barr, Col. Robt. Boyd, DR.. George N. Acker.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Boyd. Col. and Mrs. Fred
Bracket. Miss Bracket, Miss Sawyer Of Cam
bridge. Mass, Miss Ella Borland. Mr.. and Mrs
Green B. Raum, jr., Messrs. Alexander and
Martin Britton. Mr.. and Mrs. Seward Bacon,
Bird, Henry C., Harry R.. and Walter
Evans of Baltimore, Nd, E. Judge Williams,
Frank NJ. Hamilton, Misses Oliver. Misses Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hadley Doyle, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel B. Evans, Miss Woodwork, Mr..
and Mrs. S. b. Taylor, Capt. Chas. l.. Domer,
{. Ober, Lient. Lee B. Mosher, Lieut.. Joseph
o. Manson, Miss Jirdinston. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
B. Hay, Mr.. and Mrs. win 8. Parks,
Mrs. Catharine Reed, Mr.. Harry T..
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. Keeoh.
VIM. B. Moses. Mrs. W. A. Willard of New
York, Mr.. Arthur c.. Moses, Misses
Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Weber. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby, Miss Hendrie. Miss
Hyperion, Miss Calvert, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
c: Cavanaugh, Miss Cavanaugh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davenport, Miss Davenport. Mr.. Theodore
Davenport ir Mr. Herbert Geisy
Miss Williams of Richmond, Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Harvey, Miss Heiston,
Miss Vaughn of Richmond. Va. Miss Mae Mil
l s, ., Mr.. and Mrs, JOhan KondrTp, MIR. Henry
Clarence B. Rheem. Mr.. Fred Royce. jr., Mr..
NJ. J. Quinn, Mr.. Fred Kleinschmidt, Mr.
Harry Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler C. Stokes
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Duncanson, Mr.. VIM. s.
Thompson, Major and Mrs, A. Won Haake, Miss
Paine; Belle willett, Mrs; Herbert Wright. Miss
Colladay, Mrs. J. J. Lightfoot, Misses Lightfoot
DIR. r. L. Wilsberger, Miss Tomlinson, Mr. s.
E. Tomlinson. Mr.. John baltimore. Mr. and
Mrs Fred Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Thorne,
Mrs. Crockett, Miss Vanderpooi of New York.
Miss Emily Stewart, Miss Cassie Stewart, Mr.
lano, Dir. Rudolph Schenekardi and Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. SeligsOn.
The invitations for q tea for Monday after
noon from to at the ''Elsmere," l4OS H street
northwest. have been issued BY Mrs Repre-
sentative Snider and Mrs Gen. A. V. Kentz
The ladies will receive in Mrs. Sniders private
parlors, assisted by q bevy of young ladies.
Dancing will be in the main pariOrs Of the Els
mere.
The "Merry Go Round Club" held most
enjoyable meeting at the residence of Mr. J. b.
Sleman, 18th street, Mt. Pleasant, last evening
The features Of the evening were history and
geography :alad and a potato race. Master
successful contestants in the former and Mas
tiers Reginald Walker and Hubert Young in the
latter. Misses Louise Sleman and Helen
Wright looked after the welfare of the young
public, both in a literary and substantial way
Among those present we're Misses Lizzie
Crowell. Gretta Parks, Nellie 8omerville, Mamie
Wright, Pearl Goodman. Sophia Kellogg. Myra
Chittcnden, Lucy. Rodgers, Gussie Dillon,
Dudley Farlin, Ned Spear, Hubert Young,
Reginald Walker, Horace Ghtttenden, Raw
Rodgers, Charlie Wright, wilhe Snyder and
Paul Sleman.
Mrs. Robt. Boyd and the Misses Boyd will be
ut home on Monday, February 8, after 4. They
will discontinue their Mondays at home during
Lett
Mrs. Groenlesf of Minneapolis. Mimi. d the
guest Of Mrs. Representative snider
Mrs. Dieudonne will b assisted on Monday
by Mrs. Hawkins Taylor, L., Miss Helen Nor
rison, the Misses Merritt and Miss Florence
Green; hours from to 8.
Mrs. John Thornton Wood, assisted BY Miss
and Miss Mary C. Bennett, who has
recently returned from an Interesting and ex-
February ., at SIS East Capitol street.
Miss Cynthia z. Cleveland win receive at COZ
18th street northwest Tuesday after O'Clock.
Miss Cleveland will be asuiGfed from IN nv