Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30


The chapel Of All Sous Church was filled
| and their friends to celebrate the anniversary
| of Frederick Froebel, as is the usual custom oil
the national kindergarten. who had for their
guests the Pensaora Free kindergarten. Each
child brought pot flower as an offering to their
| benefactor, which were grouped around a very
fine crayon of the founder Of the kindergar-
ten. tho work Of Miss Uila Agnes Pollock.
very pleasing feature Of the entertainment
was that little children led the various songs
| and exercises After a bountiful collation.
! each child received q miniature cube made OF
layers OF cake. a cylinder and sphere Of the
| same in pretty Faster basket Mrs. Louise
Pollock was assisted by a number OF ladies.
Tho Short Story Club met at CLIO II street
northwest Wednesday evening. After piano
solo by Miss Morley and the reading Of the
minutes the author for the evening: Mrs. Jean
il. Lockwood. read her story, entitled THE
Heir" which described the struggle Of .
| mother to save her son from the wiles
| OF fascinating widow. The program also in
| cluded: Miss Julia Rockwell song: Mrs. voor-
| his. original poem; Mr.. j. H. Whitaker, read
ing; l.. r. Klemm, original episode; Mrs.
| Beall, recitation; Miss Nellie Goodman. piano
! solo. The club meets May IL at Mrs. Apple
berg's, 1928 X street northwest
The marriage of Miss Avarilla Louise Barry
OF this CITY and Mr.. Walter Francis Aycock Of
Tennessee will take place on the 18th Of May at
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Dodge hsye removed
to 1874 street northeast.
The Fidelis Club was pleasantly entertained
by Miss Reese at her residence 60 n street
northwest. on Wednesday evening, After the
transaction of business a musical program was
rendered. The hostess led the way to the
dining room, where bounti!ul supper was
served. after which dancing was enjoyed until
late hour. Among those present were Misses
S-L
der, Thompson and Nan Gleeson. Messrs. Van
Reuth. keamer. Drake. Kelley, Cornell, lay
Tor, Brown and Webster.
The first social given by the Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor of the West
minister Presbyterian Church was held in the
lecture room Of the church Friday evening
from $50 to 10 o'clock. The room, which was
tastefully and appropriately decorated for the
occasion, was comfortably filed during the en-
tire evening with the members and friends of
the church and the society, and while no set
program had been arranged the visitors were
entertained by music and recitations, and re-
freshments were dispensed with liberal hand.
Mrs. G. ". Robey and her son. A. r. Mul-
lowney. have returned from Virginia Beach.
The Young Peoples Club was organized last
evening at the home Of Miss L. v. Vanneman,
934 New York avenue, the members being
Misses Minnie Barron, Violet Dalton, Estelle
Ellis. Ella Keefer, May Cummins Fannie Ball.
Della Nanneman and Lottie Vanneman, Messrs.
Harry Ellis, Everett Ellis, Ed Muth, Hayden,
Collins and Guy Iron.
Mr.. Patrick J. Collins and Miss Mary A. Cos
tello, daughter of Mr. and Mrs NJ Costello,
were married on Wednesday by Rev. Father
Gillespie. rector of Gonzaga College, assisted
by Rev. Father Brosnahan. The ushers were
Messrs. Charles Floekher, E Garman. P. Ahern,
and N. Mealy. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Katie Costello, as bridesmaid, while
the groom was attended by his nephew,
Mr.. Thos. j. Collins, as best man. The bride
was becomingly dressed in mode color trimmed
with moss and jewel trimming and hat to
match. She carried q bouquet Of brides roses.
After the wedding q breakfast was served at
the grooms residence, which is to be their
future home. Among those present were the
Rev. Fathers Gillespie. Brosnahan and Smith,
Mrs. Mary Collins mother Of the groom; Mr.. and
Mrs VI. Costello, father and mother Of the
bride; MIR. and Mrs. Thos Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Kennedy, Mrs. Gibson, brothers and sisters
of the groom; Miss Katie and Annie Collins
and MIR. John Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Nc
Mahon. Misses Lille and Della Costello, brother
and sister Of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Lane,
MIR. NJ ]. Mealy, Misses Kate, Mary and
Della Mealy, Mr.. and Mrs. McNamara, Mr..
and Mrs. Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gleason,
erty, Mr.. G. W. Humphreys. Mr. T. E. Gleason,
Mr.. I. o. Leary, Mr.. Morrissey. Mr.. and Mrs
White, Mr.. Harvey, Mrs. NJ. Harrigan. Miss
Jennie Thurston. Mrs. Murphey, Mrs. Albert,
N Mrs; B. White WI Mrs . Hannah, Miss X.
s s1oHn of rre g. ae"S Ma and Mr. CAPT f.
Latchford, Annapolis. Md. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curren and Mr.. d. Cohen of Martinsburg. Mr..
and Mrs. Risdeter, Mrs. Lynch, Messrs. Kelly,
Hoffman and Nally of Baltimore and Miss NJ.
Cottingham of Wilmington, Del The bride
tour through the west. They will be at home
after Nav Is.
Miss Sadie Getz Of Reading Pa, daughter Of
the late Representative J. Lawrence Getz, is
visiting her brother, Mr. George Getz, at 400
I'd street.
Mrs. Lander has gone to Boston and Chicago
and will be absent until the middle of May.
Misses Mamie and Augusta Desch of Balti-
more are visiting the Misses Miller Of Q street
northwest.
The regular meeting of the Elite Literary
Society was held last evening at the residence
of Miss Forbes.
Rev. and Mrs. Augustine J. Smith will soon
leave the city to make their home in Rich
mond.
Mrs. c. H. Griffin OF Buffalo is the guest of
Mrs. c. A. Hofheins.
Mr.. A. Hofheins Of Buffalo. who has been
visiting his son. Mr.. C. A. Hofheins Of Capitol
Hill, has returned to his home.
Rev. j. W. Pullman, DID,, Of Lynn, Mass,
is in the city on brief visit and 10 stopping at
944 i street DIR. Pullman is a brother of Geo,
NJ. Pullman, the railway maRnate of Chicago.
On Thursday, at her residence, Broadview,
Alexandria county, Va, Mrs. g. Lacey John
ston entertained her friends at dinner. Among
her guests were Mrs. N. Scott. wife Of Repre-
sentative Owen Scott: Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lacey
OF Omaha, Mrs. Henrietta Stuart and Capt A,
p. Lacey and wife and Major X s. Lacey Of
this city. The occasion was somewhat of a
family reunion of the brothers of her uncle
Major h s. Lacey.
Thursday evening Mrs. A. 8. Hartman, 1880 I
street, entertained u party most charmingiy.
Mrs. Robert ]. Kirkpatrick sang and Mrs Hart
gave two character sketches. Among the
guests were DIR. Stedman Of Boston. Dr. Tomp-
kins. Mrs. Gen. g. Z. Pickett Mr. and Mrs. j.
G. Appleberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. Kirk
patrick. Mr.. II. NJ Lincoln, Bessie Beech Lin
coin. Mrs Crandall. Mrs Hart Mr. and Mrs.
yermilya. Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Plummer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard Mrs. Hartman. who
has q large circle of friends here, will leave
soon for Philadelphia to join her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Pickett, jr., gave a pink
lunch Thursday in honor of DIR. Stedman of
Boston. From the pink salmon to the deeper
tone in strawberries pink prevailed. The table
was laid very daintily. Wild flowers adorned
every nook In their pretty cottage on Maple
avenue in lie Droit Park. Among the guests