Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01

governor party, consisting OF his staff and
several leading citizens Of New Hampshire.
Shoup, Senator and Mr.. Kyle, Senator Mitchell,
senator Blackburn. Senator Squire Senator
PETER, Representative and Mrs. Burrows. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Daniel, Represe ntative
and Mrs. Hooker and the Misses Nugent Rep
resentative and Mrs. Bergen, Representative
and Mrs: Walker, Representative and Mrs.
warner, Representative and Miss Neuberry.e1
representative and Miss Stevens. Representa-
tves Cogswell and T. J. Henderson, Mrs.
and Mrs. spaulding. Gen. R. n. Batch
elder, Gen. and Mrs. J. n. Patterson,
Miss Patterson and Miss Stickney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeside, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Greene, Mr. and
Mrs; Cummings and Miss Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs
n G. Ordway Col and Mrs. C. H. Roberts.
Mrs. and Miss Niles, Mr. James o. Lyford. Mrs.
and the Misses Powell, Mr.. and Mrs George c.
Hazelton, DIR. Wyman, DR.. and Mrs. Austin,
Lieut.. and the Misses Plat, Mr.. and Mrs Theo.
Friebus, Mrs Charles Bradstreet and MIR. Harry
Bradstreet, Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Atwater,
Mr.. and Mrs F. ". Hackett, Mr.. and Mrs. Pit
ney. Mrs. Charles X. Corning and Miss Maud
Currier, Mr.. and Mrs. Metzger and Miss Kauf
man. man. Mrs. Jesse Cove. Mr.. and Mrs. West Mr.
William R. Smith, Mt. n. pument. Mrs. Nc
IIhenny. Mr.. and Mrs William Smith and Mrs
Clarence Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Tur-
ner. Mr.. Christiancy, Miss Wordsworth, Miss
WHnyIor, Mrs Weber, Mr.. aud Mrs. and the
Misses J. L Davenport, Mr.. Henry P. Blair.
"nu Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Currisr.
Inc Carnation Club gave pleasant reception
.as. evening at McCauley's Hall, which was ex-
s n,sa! decorated with pc tied plants and
s sowe.s' ned and white carnations were the
ins OF the evening The grand march was
ara y! MT. Frank Cronin and Miss Kate
~ Ia; an excellent program was arranged
80 Ing continued to late honr, after
which bounteous repast was served Much
GTeait Is que the president and vice president,
d. bresnahan and A Kneessi; also the Young
iadies on arrangement committee. Among
tnose present We're Mrs r. NJ Evans and Mrs
J, Nj. Hurfurth, the Misses a. and Y Brssna-
han, A. hneessi, h Thomas. b. Ouicley. S.
Cole, NJ. Dempsey, Manic barry, Katie Harry. A
Gowans N. Garthwaite. S Garthwaite. NJ Mann,
". Boyd, v; Premier. kimpton, E. Watson,
Caffrey, E. Regain, NJ. Regan, NJ. Haas. s. Hur-
furth, N. Hyatt, Z. Walker, s. and L. Fuolling
b. Cross aud Messrs. q. Pulaski. O. Bauer. 3
Starke, +. 2. Holmes, Il. E. Mann. H. +. Key
ser, w. Mccartney, ]. ]. Walsh, ". h. Kelly, /.
Campbell, j. Hurley, 4. Brooke, W. NJ Joy, W.
II. De Lacey, j. L. Fuelling, F. Crown, J. L.
Sexton, ]. J. Grant. J. NJ. Hurfurth, u. Riedel,
j. J. Fisher W. E. Lacey, Ii. Stanford, II. Hur-
furth. H. p. Griffin, r. L. Reed L. J. Brooke,
L. D. Weeks, d. Z. Petit J. L. Garthwaite L.
Jasper, A. L. Falk, d. l. Steele, S. G.. Noting
ham, A. Gloyd, G. Kerner, 7. Grenim, NJ o.
Chance, W. W. Chance, c. II. Buckler. p. G.
Steele, ]. G. Steele, J. Thomas.
Last evening the Misses Brown and Miss
Eagon of North Capitol street gave a delightful
dance. The occasion was enjoyed by a large
circle of friends. Among those present were
Misses Foster, Morgan, Rodgers, Ashley, Their
riff, Dalton, Brown, Wallace. Choate, Bullen,
Howard, Voolfolk, Downing, Carter, Moncure
and Roberts.
Mrs. benjamin Leighton's last reception.
yesterday afternoon and evening, was largely
attended. The parlors were decorated with
spring flowers. Large baskets of ferns, jon
quiis and hyacinths were placed at intervals
throughout the rooms. The coy tea room.
with Its lovely floral decorations and dainty
tables. laden with cakes, cafe frappe and con-
fections OF all kinds. was favorite place with
the many callers, who fingered chatting and
listening to the pleasant music.
The Misses May and Lizzie McAuliffe Of
Providence are visiting the Misses McGirr of
Dunbarton avenue, Georgetown.
Mrs. Bushrod Robinson left today for New
York, where she will make a short stay and
then go to visit her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Yates, at Madison Barracks.
Miss Lucy Abel returned home from Balti-
more Sunday evening after pleasant visit of
ten days to her brother, Mr.. Geo. c. AbelL
Mrs. NJ. F. Eiseman. 9OS Massachusetts ave-
nue. northwest, will be at home on Wednesdays
during the month of March.
Now that the social season is ended a number
of ladies who are we'll known in society are ac-
lively interesting themselves in the amateur
theatricals for the benefit of the home for in
curables, at the National Theater. March 10.
"Old Love Letters and BOX of Monkeys will
be on the program.
A leap year surprise party was given by the
Misses King on Monday evening, February 2s,
70 Mr.. Frank Darnell. Miss Bessie McElory
rendered some of the latest popular airs on the
piano. Among those present were Mr.. W.
Harting and Miss d. McElory, Mr.. G. L.
Humphrey and Miss Maude King, Mr.. Breasheas
and Miss Harting, Mr.. A. J. Dittrch and Miss
Emma King. Mr.. E. ]. Mitchell and Miss Sadie
King, Mr.. L. Luders and Miss E. Ruebin, Mr.. c.
Darnell and Miss johnson. Mr.. and Mrs MUIR
ply and Mr.. Edward Keegin and Miss Este
Hayes.
An enjoyable leap year dance was given Sat-
urday night at 1923 18th street northwest by
Maggie Collins, Eugeuia c. Davis. Mamie Doug
lass. Mary Flynn, Maggie Gusta, Susie
Keener, Mamie Keogh. Madge Keogh,
Lillian Lockhart. Naomi LOckhart, Mag
gle Merrilet. Jennie Pomeroy. Edna Ryan,
Mollie Smith, Edna Tune. The guests
baugh, Babcock, Carr, Curry, DIR. Davis, H.
Davis, Gettenger, Hopkins, Merrilet, Roberts.
Smith, Unger, Waterbury, Dorsey and Greg
The chaperones were Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Messner.
Mrs. NJ. I. Tennis of Rochester. n. Y. is Wis.,
iting Mrs. s. Z. johnson Of Lincoln Park place
Mr.. David W. Carroll. q descendant of the
distinguished Maryland family of that name,
and Miss Nara Mortimer were married ut $50
this morning at st. Aloysus Church. The Rev.
Father Gillespie celebrated the mass and per-
formed the marriage ceremony, attended by
Rev. Father McAvoy rs master of ceremonies
and number of the acolyt and altar bows
bearing lighted torches. The altar was bril-
liantly lighted and decorated with flowers be-
fitting the joyful occasion. This is the last
nuptial mass that can be celebrated in the Cath
Ollie churches before Easter, as Lent begins to-
morrow.
Miss Mary Oppenheimer will not be at home
Thursday afternoon, but would be pleased to
see her friends Thursday evening from Z to TO-
The Immaculate Conception Church was well
filled las. evening with the friends Of Miss
Minnie Elliott, eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
John w. Elliott and Mr.. Robert Hayden to wit
ness their marriage. Mr.. Frank Wilson, the
brides cousin, gave her away and acted as best
man. Miss Katie Zegowitz was bridesmaid
Rev. Father Ryan oficiated. The bride was be-
comingly attired in q trailing robe of cream
cashmere. with v-shaped bodice tastefully
trimmed IN rich chiffon brought together in
chaplet OF orange blossoms. After the ceremony
home.
The social season Of Takoma Park was
brought to close last evening by delightful
leap year dance given at Burch's Hall by the
ladies of the park. The hall was tastefully dec