Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14


Mrs. and Miss Crosby. wife and daughter Of
Mr.. SCHUYLER Crosby, will be here with him the
coming winter.
The marriage Of Mr.. Arthur Herbert, for
merly Of the British lssatlon. and Miss Helen
Gammell Of New York is again postponed, ow-
ing to the formers Illness which de.ains him
in England where he went on the receipt Of the
news Of his mothers death.
Mrs. Romero. wife OF the Mexican minister,
and Mrs. covarrubias spent Saturday in Phiia-
delphis.
Miss Pauline Whitney. who has been in Eu-
rope for the last two years, will sail for home
tomorrow. She has been In school nearly all
the time and travelling the rest. As already an
nounced. she is to make her debut the coming
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll are going to
Europe again 10 spend some time at Pau as
well as in England
Mavroyeni Bey is in New York, where he will
remain until after the horse show is over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caranza of the Argentine iega-
years by Mr.. and Mrs. Msyorga. who are going
to Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. have
settled for the winter at their old farm house
at Westbury, Long Island.
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan and her infant
son, who is named for his grandfather. Mr..
Edwin Abel, is now in Baltimore visiting her
parents.
Col. John A. Joyce and wife celebrated their
silver wedding last Saturday evening ut their
beautiful home on the Heights the former
residence of Gen. Grant. From 3 until u O'Clock
large number Of old friends and neighbors
hiied the spacious parlors. renewed so9uaint-
ance and extended congratulations. 1Ahhie
and Florence, the daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joyce, aided their parents in promoting the
comfort and happiness of the guests. large
number Of silver tokens Of friendship and re-
membrance were presented.
Prof. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson Of 1918 Con-
neeticut avenue have been passing the season
at Madrid. Spain, where the professor has been
acting as commissioner for the exposition his
torio- Americana in organizing the prehistoric
DISPLAY sent over last summer by the National
Museum. They took with them their niece
violet Robinson, and had established them
selves IN an apartment on Gale Aleada, over
looking tie Park Bula Retro. News was re-
ceived some time ago, as published in THE
STAR, OF the death OF Miss Violet Of brain fever
after an illness Of one week. Prof. and MIS-.
wilson at once gave up all engagements and
are bringing the body home. They sailed on
the Champagne, which left Havre November 2
One of the receptions Of the Y. NJ c. Club Of
Gonzaga College. 10 be held at the National
Rifles Armory on Monday evening, the 2ist Of
this month, promises 10 be an enjoyable event
Already invitation cards have been sent out
excellent music secured and everything else ID
being done TO assure the patrons OF the occa-
sion thoroughly enjoyable time.
A pleasant masquerade surprise party Wa
given to Miss yinetta Wells of 1875 Massschu-
sets avenue northeast. The guests met ut the
residence OF Mrs. Richmond 1929 10th street
northwest. where q large omnibus was in wait
ing. Among those present were the Misses
Is. Richmond, gipsy; NJ. McGregor flower girl;
s. Walter, folly; A. Donelly. milkmaid; @. Lam
don, Night; F. johnson, Grecian girl; l.. Bru-
rer. Indian girl; ID. Brinhall, ghost; V. Cla-
baugh, Mikado; yinetta and Matte Wells and
Messrs. q. Dove, dude; g. W. whitney 9TH
street shopkeeper; o. Ballad: Turk: r. Beard.
gypsy chief; c. Brandeberg, grandmother; W.
Brelsford, sailor; Col. d. Reichelderfer and
Hill.
Company B, Perseverance Legion. under COM
mand of Capt. Corby. had charge Of the social
session which followed the business meeting of
Perseverance Lodge Of Good Templars on last
Saturday evening at Elks' Hall. The meeting
was largely attended and the rivalry between
the companies is bringing TO the scene Of action
a host of interested observers from other lodges
The musical and literary program of the meet
ing embraced piano solo by Miss Myra Davis,
recitation by Mr.. and Miss l. S. Corby instru-
mental duet by Mr.. warmley. vocal solo by
Miss May Corby, recitation by Prof. A. L. ogie.
instrumental duet by Messrs Bushby and
Wilson, recitation by Mrs NJ. A. Naylor, vocal
duet by Mr.. and Miss Corby, recitation by Miss
Jennie Griffin, vocal solo by Miss Eua Mundel
and remarks by the grand chief templsr The
session on next Saturday evening will be open
to all friends of the lodge afser new members
have been initiated. Company A ID making
elaborate preparations for q fine program o.
entertainment.
Mrs. Shedd and her daughters, the Misses
Bell. have returned from their trip to Alasks
and the west and are at their new home a,
Takoma Park.
Mrs. Hollenberg, the regent Of the Ladies
Hermitage Association for the state Of Arkansas
and who has host of friends here, dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Norris YESTERDAY, Mrs.
Hollenberg is in Washington at the instance Of
Mrs. Nathaniel Baxter, the senior regent of the
National Jackson Hermitage Association, in the
interest Of the association.
Mrs. Caroline H. Dali has returned to 1896
18th street She will open her excursion
class" on Wednesday, November is. and begin
her Friday afternoon and Monday evening re-
ceptions on Friday. November IS.
very quiet wedding was that of Mr.. Will
lam S. Hance and Miss Viola K Eacritt. which
took place last Friday at the parsonage Of the
Foundry NJ. Z. Church. Rev. o. A. Brown Off
green cloth handsomely trimmed and carried a
bouquet of La France roses tied with pink RIB
bon. The bride was attended by Miss Annie
Hadlow. who wore q very pretty silk dress
trimmed with passementerie. He bouquet was
OF La France roses. The grooms best man was
brother Of the bride. Mr.. John A. EacrItt
The couple left on the 8 O'Clock train for Ph,ls-
delphia. their future home.
The University Club will give reception thi.
evening 10 meet Mr. Justice Shiras tn. race,
ton committee consists of Chief Justice Fuller,
Justice Henry b. Brown, Surgeon General Wy
man, Judge A Is. Hagner, Mr. Henry Wise
Garnett, Mr. Anthony Pollok. Mr.. VIM. b. Webb,
Mr.. Jules Guthridge Mr.. Reginald Fendall, Mr.
II. S. Cummings Mr.. Snowden Ashford, Mr..
Gaillard Hunt, Mr.. H. E. Davis. Mr.. Walter V.
r. Berry, Mr.. Jas. G. Payne, Mr. E. J. Stell-
wagon, Mr.. Carroll McKenny and Mr.. Barry
Buckley.