Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-03

enjoyed and at II 80 refreshments we're served.
i Dancing was resumed. Among those present
were the Misses Ransdall, Brewer, Murphy,
Rice. Renehan, Walsh: Melone, Rant and
Messrs. Poole. Mitchell. Murphy, Roach, Craw-
| ford Frawley. Swiggart, Spinner, Renehan,
Firman Foley, Purcell, McEneany and Fogarty.
| Miss Moore and Miss Marie Moore of New
| Hampshire avenue entertained a number of
| friends with progressive euchre on Tuesday
| evening in honor of their cousin, Miss Ethel
| Holcombe Black of Philadelphia After the
| prizes were given the guests we're invited to
| the palm-decked dining room where dainty
supper of salads, ices, DC, served. Among
| those present were Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr. Simms
| Mrs Lent Clarence Stone. Mrs. VIM. Smith,
| Mrs. Kennady of Clyde, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
| j. Clark. Miss Matte Jenkins DR.. Eppley. Mr..
Charles Weakiey, Mr.. Frank Morgan, Mr.. Hall,
| Mr.. Duchett, MIR. Winship, Miss Lena Terry.
A successful masquerade party was given by
| the Silver Star Pleasure Club at the residence
| of Mr.. Geo. Stiefel, rs street northwest last
evening. Dancing and other festivities con-
| tiuued until late hour when prizes we're
awarded to the following: Miss Ida Nally Miss
Lizzie Joy, Mr.. H. Wilson and Mr.. p Hauf-
| man. Among others present were Messrs. G.
| Slaughter, G. Psrsons, ". Conover, J. King,
W Fox, T. OBierne, A. Watson, J.
| Horning Misses A. Michigan, NJ. Nc
Guigan, N. MeNally, l.. Brewer, G. Smith,
A. Muller, r. Muller. A. Groverman
X. Albright. L. Grant, NJ. Knodiock. NJ. Hines.
q. Mohler z. Mohler. F. Stiefel. F. Behler
Lena Stiefe Louisa Stiefel and Miss n Stiefel
The members of the club as follows: VIM
Ashdowr. president; H. Wilson, vice president;
W. J. Mangan secretary; Charles Hines, treas
urer; Aessrs. q. Caspsri, G.. Stiefel. f. Eich-
hoiz, 7. Kaufman, H. Gates, Z. Schneider. ].
Entwistle, NJ. Upperman, E. Martin, d. King
| and c. Steidel
delightful leap year masquerade party was
given Monday evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Giles latter 5O6 East Capitol street. Among
those present were: Mrs. Giles Rafter, Maud
Muller; Miss Dot Young, winter; Miss Melvin,
Jockey; Miss Nixon, OK eyed daisy; Miss Eta
Cragen. black domino, Miss Clements, Grecian
lady: Miss Virginia Keech, nun; Miss Gertrude
Saunders, peasant girl; Miss Pearl Hughes, baby;
Miss Bella johnson. flower girl; Miss May
Hughes, Priscilla: Miss May Trader, tambour-
inc girl; Miss Purman, snow flake; Miss
kcech, Sappho; Miss c.. johnson, folly; Miss
Sinks, Grccian lady; William Annon, Polish
officer; L. Robbins. Duke OF Argyle;
Z. Maginnis, Spanish cavalier; Rodney Burton,
monk; l.. l.. Dennis, cadet; Paul Ernest, Uncle
Sam; Z. A. Demaray, Russian officer; F. NJ.
Cleaver. red domino; Y. b. Blaci.. base ball;
Will Hardly, black domino; DR.. Cannon, Span
| ish student; Mr.. Aughinbaugh, red domino.
There was brilliant assemblsge at Mount
Vernon Place Church on Tuesday evening to
witness the marriage of Miss Lola McNeir to
was beautifully decorated with palms and foil
age plants. The ushers, Mr.. A. W. Sprinkle of
North Carolina, brother OF the groom Mr.. c.
5. McNeir. Mr. W. 3. fitzpatrick of
New York and Mr.. William McNeir
preceded the bridesmaids, Miss Mary Sprinkle,
Miss Bessie Israel, Miss Mary Snowden OF Balti-
more and Miss Emma McNeir. These were fol-
lowed by Master Tom McNeir and Miss Anna
Israel. the little nephew and cousin of the
bride. bearing baskets of spring flowers Pre-
CedInp the bride Who ont tho %
her brother, MIR. George McNer of Mime
apolls, who gave her in marriage, was
the maid of honor, Miss sallie Myers,
who. like the bridesmaids, was gowned
i'll white China silk. Mr.. j. s. Boyne Of
Charlotte, n. c., attended the groom best
man. The brides gown was of white benga-
line, with pearl girdle, her veil was confined by
sprays OF lilies of the valley, and her only or
nament was diamond pendant, the gift of the
groom. She carried bouquet of brides
roses: those OF her bridesmaids were of La
France roses, while the maid of honor car
RED rosebudJ. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson of Baltimore,
assisted by DIR. J. I. Wightman, pastor of the
church. After the ceremony q large reception
was held at the residence of the brides brother.
The house was beautifully decorated. the bay
window OF the drawing room, where the bridal
couple received congratulations, being trans
formed into bower by spreading palms, while
the mantels we're banked with bride roses and
spring flowers.
Among those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
George McNeir. Misses McNeir. Mrs. William
Sprinkle OF North Carolina, Judge and Mrs. s.
/. fhlillps. MIR. and Mrs. }. I. burrows, Mrs.
). W. r. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs Lacey, Mise Lacey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. X. 0.
Israel OF Brooklyn. Mrs. NJ q. Emery and Miss
Emery, Col. and Mrs. Ludington, mr.. and Mrs.
J. Z. Ackroyd of Philadelphia, Mrs. and Miss
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings, AIR. and Mrs:
Beall, Misses Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Culbreth OF Baltimore, DR.. and Mrs. Jas. Young,
DR.. and Mrs. ]. 4. Howard, Miss Slute, Miss
De Mum, Miss Fraser. Mrs. Yale, Mr.. Il. j.
Mclean, Mr.. p. Z. Israel of Brooklyn, Mrs.
and Miss Heiston, Mrs. j. s. Andrews, Prof.
and Mrs Lucas, Mr. and Miss Anderson. Mrs.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. r. McNeir, Miss
Henning, Mr.. Vim. Birch and many others. Mr.
and Mrs. Sprinkle left at IL o'clock for ex-
tended trip through the south, after which
they will 90 to Atlanta. Ga, their tuture'home
Mrs. John 7. Wallace, No. 14l3 Hopkins
place, gave a red tea and musicale Monday in
honor of Mrs. John +. Chamberlin and daugh-
ters
A pretty wedding took place Tuesday evening
at the home of the brides parents, II X street
northeast, the contracting parties being Mr.. E.
II. McKennon of Flora ILL.,, and Miss Annie T.
Scion of this city. The bride was becOmingly
attired i'll iawu-colored broadcloth costume
deliberately trimmed with jeweled passementrie
and carried a bouquet OF bridal roses The Rev.
Father Gillespie. S. j., of st. Aloysius per-
formed the ceremony, after which bountiful
collation. was served. The bride and groom
were the recipients Of many handsome and
valuable presents. Among those present were
the parents of the bride, DR.. and Mrs. Vim.
Goodlove, brother of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs
+. j. Scion and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nc
Nicoiis Mr.. and Mrs Hunneli. the Misses Scion,
Ryan, Stewart Miss Plowman. Boesser Foley
Baldwin, Callaghan. Thompson of Baltimore.
Schlegel and Mrs. Morgan Sherwood and
daughter and the Messrs. C. W. Goodlove
and brothers, nephews of the groom. Lowry. c.
Shomo. Walter, I. D. Waters. Finley, b. L.
Waters, Reese. During Hefferman. W. T.
Scion, F. c. Losauo. Thos. Scion. Doraa Wyvill,
Campbell, Rheinberg, Watts, Hemp, Dade,
Hunter, Visited J. s. Smith, Whitlock, j. b.
and ]. H. Babcock and Vim. Smith.
SHOOTING STARS.