Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-16
Brownlow, Fowler, Lands, Schey, Cary,
Coombs, Pennebaker, Christman, Fitch and


last evening at the Elsmere to meet every other
Saturday evening. Mr.. H. H. Gilfry, legisla-
tive clerk OF the Senate, reported from the
committee Oh organization and the report was
adopted as follows: Name, 1.-The Pinta Club"
Officers President Senator Palmer; secretary
Mrs. Representative Warner; executive COM
mittee Mrs Representative Burrows, Mrs
| Senator Palmer, Mrs. J. Ellen Foster. Mr.. At
| water and Mr.. Croffut- The meetings of the
| club will be held in the large corridors of the
Elsmere.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. F. Schneider opened their
| elegant new house last night with dance in
homer Of Miss Bodman of Toledo. 1t was a
| brilliant affair and much enjoyed by the many
young people present. The musicians occu-
| pied position in the hall and dancing was in
! duiged in on the waxed floor Of the spacious
dining room until the small hours of morn.
Among the many present were Misses Howell,
| Beck, Rising stone, McCreery of Pittsburg,
Parsou, Woodward, Button and Lacy, the
Misses Clara and Maud Schneider, Misses
knesson of baltimore, overton, Robinson.
Schneider. Carrie Schneider, Doyle of To-
ledo. Walbridge Of Toledo, the Misses
Beveridge, Misses soule,. Blount, Wilson,
Cracraft, G9iapp; the Misses johnson, Mr..
Miss Simpson, the Misses Fassett, Misses Du-
bois, Aukam. Dant GunneIl, Sinsabaugh, Tys-
sowski, the Misses Dalton, Miss Van Hook, Miss
Kelly, Messrs. Teel, Towson, Mills, Lieut.. Nc
Comp, Herbert Ilesey, marry "HMfu, hopeft
Larner. McDermott. Geo. P. Van wyck, Tyler,
Barnard, Britton, DIR. De Ealin. Lieut.. Bassett,
DIR. Geo. Acker, Messrs. Tyler, Arthur Martin,
Woodward, George Parks, Fred Parks. DR..
Chace, Messrs. Tarson, Wagonhouse of Phlia-
delphia. Leet, Gray, II. II. Jones, Franklin
Langstaf, waggaman, Aukam, Spauldisg F. d.
Palmer and ii. c. Rothrock.
Tho Eagle Social Club will give masquer-
| ade hop at the Schuetzen Park Hall on We'd
| ncsday evening.
Mrs. Chas Haywood and Miss Stllewag will
be at home to callers Monday and the follow
ing Mondays during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mcguire have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter
Keglna. to Mr.. Oscar Luckett, to take place
Wednesday, January 20, at st. Peters Church
| at o'clock
Miss Lille Graeff of Philadelphia is visiting
the Misses Cowing, 1871 18th street northwest
The coming fashionable event, to which all
| persons interested i'll social affairs look for
ward, and in relation to which dates for other
entertainments, public and private. are
| ranged Is the annual Charity Ball. which takes
place on the evening of ednesday the 9th inst.
/ AS usual the arrangements for the affair have
been placed in the hands Of ladies and gentle
| men whose social position and experience in
| the management of such entertainments afford
| the fullest guaranty of the high character of
| tic SOupIeu Wltu Inc OF
brilliant and fashionable assembiage is the con-
| sciousness that its proceeds are devoted to
| much needed and well administered charity.
| SO that the bellies and beaus who attend will
| not only have most enjoyable evening them
| selves but contribute at the same time to the
happiness and comfort Of others less fortunate.
The second concert of the Washington
SGngerbund will take place tomorrow evening
at O'Clock at Concordia Hall, corner Of Sth
and streets.
The marriage of Miss Leila Woodland Haskins
to Julius A. Hobson will take place at st. Pauls
English Lutheran Church Wednesday at
| o'clock.
Miss Selma Burgunder of Baltimore Is visit
| ing Miss Fannie Cohen.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
William W. Horton and Cora Tanetta, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas W. Vickery at Trinity
L. T. Church on Wednesday January 90 a:
p. m. After the ceremony the couple will i'm
metiately leave for Il trip south, visiting places
OF Interest III Florida.
surprise party was given to Mrs. Fowler at
her residence, on II street northeast. Thursday
evening. Among those present were Mesdames
Bolts, Fowler and Oates, Misses Mary Miller,
Stella Bolts, Lizzie Bolts, Theresa Gately and
Addie Bolts, iIessrs. Graves, FOLSOM, Kress,
Woodfield. Sheridan. Perkins and Fowler.
During the evening Misses Stella Bolts and
Miller rendered several vocal solos, which
were greatly enjoyed.
pretty wedding took place at the residence
of Capt. W. W. sheed, IA 18th street south
west, Thursday evening. The contracting par
ties were MIR. Walter II. Guthridge of B,lti-
more, Nd, and Miss Elizabeth r. Sheed of this
city. The Rev. MIR. Meadow officiated. A large
number OF friends and relatives were present,
among them being Capt. II. NJ. knight and
family, DR.. and Mrs. Willard F. Thompson,
Or. and Mrs. 0. j. Waters, Mr.. Rufus II. Darby,
Air. and Mru L,,xl
4. Burr, Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Knight, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. F. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Etcherson.
Mr. Samuel OFT, Miss Maggie OFT, Miss Florence
Collier, Miss Fannie q. Mcdowell and Mrs. Ed
ward Green.
Mrs. Anne S. Green Of Culpeper, Va, is at
the National Hotel. Mrs. Green is a member,
Tor the eighth Virginia district, Of the Ladies'
Association, which will do its utmost to have
Virginia properly represented at the worlds
fair.
Wednesday evening the friends and men,
bers of the Unity Club enjoyed the hospitality
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. Tasker at their resi-
dence, No lO6 G street northeast, when Mr.. J.
l.. McCrecry gave a lecture OF interest on THE
Influence of the Emotions Upon the Physical
Structure of the Brain Remarks by Messrs
James B. Philip, Il. A. Phillips and Mr.. S. X.
Hall followed the lecture, which was greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. L. A. Crandali gave u brief ac-
count OF the formation of the Unity Club under
Hlnckley. ana recited a poem, Hand in Hand
with Angels. composed and read by him at
Its first meeting. Songs by Miss Nellie Dobbin,
AN inspirational poem by HRS. Ii. L. Brigham
and piano solos by Mrs. Addie Cridler gave
much pleasure to large andappreciative COM
pany.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. RIordan was
the scene of q brilliant gathering last evening,
the occasion being a party given to their
daughter May. After joyful evening spent
in the participation Of games and other amuse-
ments the young people proceeded to the dim
ing room, where refreshments were served.
Among those present were the Misses Lily
Forsyth, Blanche Young. May and Nettie john
son. Lo;tiC Gilkey and Mary Saffell and the
Messrs. Milton, Britton, Willie Thomas. Joe
Murphy. Charles Maxwell, Frank Locraft, j.
Lynch and Charles Swift.
Miss Jennie Shomo of street southeast was
surprised last night by party Of maskers call
ing upon her to celebrate her birthday. Games
refreshments and music were enjoyed. Among
those present were: Misses Fannie and Emma
Espey, Flora Clarke, BERTHE Davis Mabel Will
oughby, Clara Tufts Belle Quinn Katie Hoose-
man, Katie Hall. Lottie Parsons, Ada and
Bessie Shomo, Geo. Betts, Frank and Charlie
Blumer, viii Kyle, Ottic Burdine, Walter
Lowe, Will Hall, Robt McCathran and Walter
Burgess
Mrs. Bertram s. Neumann will be at home,
$40 East Capitol street, the last two Mondays
in January.
Mrs Weston Flint and Mira Charles Mora