Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

L. Ford, W. ]. Berry; Vim. Armstrong. n.
Collamer. p. N. Brown. John Fairchiid. Chss.
Allen and ]. II. Drown, DIR. Fredk sohon.
Lieut.. c. De L. Hine. L. s. A.; Or. and Mrs.
Pyle. Mr.. aud Mrs. I. G. siggers, dr. and Mrs.
w. A. Pollard and Misses E. LASER, Josie
Jones, Louise Galeski, Bertha Armstrong.
Gertrude Jochum and Katie Hine.
Ga Thursday pleasan. evening was enjoyed
at the residence OF Mas Hattie Barnard SSl
Spruce street, lie Droi; Park BY feS OF her
friends. The nrst part of the evening WAS
spent In playing games until O'Clock. when
the company retired TO the dining room for
supper, after which the floor was cleared and
dancing was the order of the evening.
Among those present were the Misses c.
Thompson. 81 Manning, 4. Manning. G. Upton.
X Upton, L. Maddren, A. Kimball A. S;erns,
y. Fairman, S. Morris, n. Harr. G. Norman
Evermann. Harold Maddren and Lyman
Cczzens
Miss Hattie was assisted by Miss Dutton. Miss
Gregory and the Misses Barnard.
Mr.. F. G. Smith. jr., of Brooklyn, n. Y, ia
the guest of Mr.. VIM. Van wickle.
Chief Engineer Philip Inch. United States
navy, Mrs. Philip Inch and daughter are at the
Elsmere Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sloane OF No 9els X
street northwest welcomed their friends las.
evening. The occasion was the twenty-fifth
anniversary OF their wedding day, and an en-
joyable evening Was spent BY all present The
eld-fashioned colonial mansion. relic of the
days OF George Washington-who. bv ne wsv,
has visited twas brilliantly illuminated from
top to lotion. During the evening the minuet
was danced by a number o. the Young people OF
the party, and Was much enjoyed both by them
and by the elders.
Mrs. Cable gave luncheon yesterday to NEE,
Mrs. Castleman, when her guests were Mrs.
Nra ALL a
Mics Edes, Mrs. Belknap. Ms. HIT Mrs Al
bertini, Mrs. Preston, Mira. Bugher, Mrs Tom
L. johnson, Mrs. McLanahsn and Mrs. Fuller
Miss Julia Madeira gave a very pleasant tea
at her residence, No. 92l 1 street northwest,
Friday afternoon from 20 8 o'clock. She was
assisted by Misses Grace Winslow, Gertie John
son. and Masters Lum Thorn, r. j. Watkins
and Horace VI. Bell.
A masquerade surprise party was given las,
evening to Miss Nav, second daughter Of Dr.
A. z. Johnson, at her residence, 2l3 LET street
| southeast The evening was pleasantly spent in
dancing and playing games, after which a cola
ton was served. Among those present were
Dr. and Mrs. A. E. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Far
quhar, Miss Mamie Farquhar, "Quecn OF
Night" Miss Katie Theatlev, ''Grecian God
dess;" Miss Nenn Porter, ''Tambourine Girl;
Miss Maggie OGormsn, Snowflake" Miss
Nora Henry. "Columbia;' Miss Katie Johnson
''Sun Flower" Miss Sallie johnson. Juliet;
Miss Lizzie Farqnhar. "Cieopatra; Miss
Minnie Fowler, Bride Messrs. Arthur Bishop
"Dude;" Harry Thatcher, kangaroo" George
q. Holtz, Baltimore, Nd. Earl of Essex;
Will Mcknight, sailor" Viii Mcmahon
"Romeo;" Will johnson, Spanish Cavalier;
Harry Sinclair, Groom" Leslie Tracy, prince
| of Wales"
Mr.. Milton Banks and Miss Mary T. Jordan
were married last evening u. the residence OF
Mr.. H. ". Hewlett, 2S09 o street. Miss Koss
was bridesmaid and Mr.. Smith the best man.
The presents were many and costly
Mr. p. Williams and Miss A. Thomas were
married on the 2Sth of December. Rev s.
Gerish Lamkins T. D., pastor salem Baptist
Church, performed the ceremony at both mar
| riages.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Keller or
East Capitol street was especially attractive OF
Wednesday evening. when a number of tn,
most intimate friends of the family assembled
to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their mar
| riage The rooms were decorated with palm,
| and roses. and Mr.. and Mrs: Keller were the re
cipients of many pretty gifts.