Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

wedding the church wss well filled with friends
OF the young couple. The bride wore q hand
some travelling dress Of mode shade The
couple left imme diately after the ceremony fol
New YORK en- route for San Francisco. 70 b
gone two months.
Mrs. A. R Duryes Of New York is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John A. Borland, al
1900 L street. accompanied by her son, Master
Redheld Borland Duryee.
Mrs D. N. Mcpherson will be at home Tues.
day, April 26. for the last time this season and
VIII have her sister, Mrs. e. +. Drexel, from
Omaha, with her.
Mrs Joseph Il. Hunter, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Col Duryee. has gone to New York
on q ten days pleasure trip.
Mra W. B. Moses has returned 10 her homo
ct Hotel Normandie much improved in health
after spending nearly i've weeks in New York
and Philadelphis with . brother and her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Dodd Of lIth and B
party Thursday evening in honor Of their
daughter Oracle.
Monday evening an enjoyable leap year ball
was given by the Martha Washington Club at
Concordia Hall. Among those present were
Mr.; and Mrs. J. L. Vogt, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
helmus, Mira L. Muehieisen. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
schmidt: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sautter, Mr.. and
..
Mira g: Sickle. Ars " Helmuth, Mrs. n.
Schueller. Mr.. and Mira Alshwee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. Breitbarth. Mrs. F. yogt. Mr.. and Mira r.
Geiseking. Mr.; and Mra h. Dauterich, Mr..
ana ana Mrs. N Schneider; Mrs W; Ledersr, Mr..
son, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ross, Mr.. and Mira NJ
Hebner, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wagner, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Petersen, Misses A.
Muehleisen, K. Walker. L. steinle,
L. FaSias, n. Helmus, L RUPERT, c: Helweg,
Sellhausen, E. Platz, E. Schmidt. 7. Schueller,
l. Spengler, NJ. Myers, Caron. N. Brown, L
Dunkhorst, Mrs. Helweg. Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Oehm.
Miss N. Poehlman and Miss Helweg Of Bslti-
more. Messrs. Kuhlmann. Deitz, Won der
Horst, HaI, Oehm and G. H. Wild Of Balti-
more, Messrs. w. MulhIeiscn, II. Evart, A.
Johnson, Madert, Howard, DR.. Wagner,
5. Wolf. Phil Milton, W. Geiseking. Georges,
A. Sehmedtie, F. Killian, McDevitt, Thos. SOM
erville, r., W. Z. Little, c. Berry. o. Sell
bausen, w: Burkhart, w. Deiste, Altrup, ].
Kiipper, wiggenhorn, Couley, Messrs. schuel-
Ter aud Rice Of Alexandria.
A private wedding took place at the parson-
age OF the Immaculate Conception Church
wednesday evening, Rev. Father Ryan official
ing: Inc contracting parties we're Miss Jennie
y. Durnin OF this city and Mr.. Edward L.
snuthers OF Virginia The bride was neatly
cttired In travelling suit of dark blue cloth,
point de gene lace and diamond ornaments,
with hat to match Of Tuscan straw and old blue
ribbon. and carried a bunch of La France
roses immediately after the ceremony the
couple departed on an extended tour south and
Will be absent for about one month.
The complimentary leap year ball given by
the lady members Of the Friendly Sixteen
tional Rifles Armory passed off pleasantly.
About 100 couples wero present and danced
through twenty-five dances on tho program
under the direction of Miss Polly Crofts as
master OF ceremonies, assisted by the fol-
lowing floor COMMITTEES: Miss BERTHE Krause,
Miss Lucy Crofts, Miss Rosalie Forth, Miss
Lucy vehl, Miss Minnie Krause, Miss Glenn
tina McGinniss and Miss Mamie Young Re-
ception committee. Mrs. A. E. Crofts. Miss
Katie Cattell and the officers and executive
committee OF the club. Committee of arrange
ments were A. E. Crofts, H, Robertson. c,
Young, Jas. Stup and A. Hense.
Mrs. Retta E. Cowling and her daughter
Jessie will receive their friends Monday after.
noon and evening, April rs, at their home, 1914
Ilth street northwest, prior to their departure
for Germany, where Miss Jessie will pursue her
study of the violin.
Mrs. 7. A. Williams Of 944 T street north
west gave an enjoyable informal reception last
evening, from to 10 p. m, to the presidents
and treasurers OF the various Woman's Christ
lanIemperance auxiliaries, including the"Yo."
which was greatly appreciated. Miss Ida
ONeil sang two soprano solos and Miss Jordon
and Mr.. Couch rendered some choice instru-
mental pieces.
Mrs. J. B. Rogers is visiting friends in Phila-
delphia
The festival held yesterday by the Daisy
Chain Guild to raise funds for the contagious
disease hospital for children was q most inter-
esrlnS and successful entertainment. The en-
tertainment was managed entirely by the young
people. The proceeds amounted to S400.
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given Wednesday evening at Sheldon's by the
Jolly Girls OF 80. Among those present were
the Misses Maud Clark, Annie Gardner, Annie
German, Mamie German, Nellie Ryan, Kate
Holleran, Kate Roth, Kate Mllley, May Snee,
Ella Snce, Annie Donnelly. Mamie Wolf, Min
ME Lynch, Pearl Grady, Emily Grady, Elsie
Keene, Jessie Thompson, Carrie Thompson,
Nellie Fitzpatrick, Blanche Birch, Rose Gillen,
Grace Quill, Maud Woods, Annie OConnor
DR.. and Mrs. Bradley and the Messrs.
]: Lewis. 2. Rooms W. Baxter. @. Dante, D.
Matthews, s. Denny. E. Zaspey, P. Lewis, J.
ney. Fred Smith, Harry Dimmick, B Corridor.
+. Thompson, Walsh, W.Woods, Hugh Ward.
G. Quill, j. Smith, N. OConnor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clark.
A pleasant dance was given Thursday even
ing by the members of the S. A. p. @.
at Burnay's Hall, which was crowded to
S %,.. The party was shapsroned BY
X0Aso uAChchAfs dWOuR tuO66 present
were Misses May Maxwell, HELEN Reid,
Fannie Bsdden, Carrie Rice, Susie McKenny,
Irene Martin, Nellie Baden. Kate Hendricks,
aud Messrs. Geo. Hurley, F. 6. Reisinger E.
Edward Zach, Howard s. Gardner, Harry NJ.
Dante, Charles G.. Anderson. Geo. E. Cruise.
Charles Mallet and Fred II. Delger.
An enjoyable masquerade party was given
Easter Monday by the Longfellow Literary and
Debating Society at the residence Of Prof.
Foertsch, 23O7 n street. Among those pres
ent were Misses Grace Smith, Jessie
Dean, Maggie Griffin, Grace Stone,
Mary Stone, Lulu Lanman. Carrie Lanman,
Josie Foertsch, Mary WEIGH. Maud White,
Messrs. Chas. Lanman, A. p. GIllen, ]. C. Bren-
non, ]. T. Selecman, Louis Reinburg, Charles
Lansdale, Edwin LAYTON, Harry Dean, William
Hurry and William Griffin.
One Of the most brilliant weddings Of recent
years in naval circles was that Of MISS Nc
Glepsey, the daughter of Capt John F. Nc
0lensey OF the receiving ship Franklin, to As
sistant Surgeon George Nee. Pickrell U. 8. n,
which was celebrated on board of the Frank.
lin at Portsmouth, Va, Wednesday
night, April 20, in the presence Of
about IT'S guests from Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Richmond aud distant cities
The decks of the ship had been transformed
into q reception hall, festooned with gay bunt-
ing and evergreens radiant with japanese Ian
terms and myriads of parti-colored lights,
On the port side Of the deck the altar had
been arranged, which was artistically draped
with white crepe cloth, and on which
stood gilt candelabra, with burning wax
and yasaa of ascaos,o, 1;is..