Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-26

visiting Mrs. T. p. Cleavss At s1s1s 10th street.
The Golden Horn Pleasure Club met at the
| residence Of Miss Mamie Stubener, Bladensbure
| road, Wednesday evening. Games, vocal and
instrumental music and refreshments helped
the members to pass q very enjoyable evening.
Miss L. A. Gibbs has gone TO New York for
short visit
Miss Marian worthington gave luncheon OF
ten covers on Wednesday. The guests were
the Misses Woodward, walthall, Colhoun, OAR
nellie, Hutchinson. Reynolds, Johns and Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Piliing have gone to st.
Augustine. Fla, for q short visit.
Mr.. John N. Wright and Miss Nettie Gleason
we're married last Wednesday evening by Rev.
DIR. Buck Of Rock Creek Church at the subur-
ban residence OF Mr.. Albert Gleason. the father
of the bride. The bride was dressed in a gown
of hand-embroidered silk en- train aud carried
lilies OF the valley and maiden hair ferns. The
groom. the son OF Mr.. T. B. Wright OF Cincin-
natl. Ohio. Is member of the class Of 80 in
Cornell University, where he was q prominent
society man and belonged to the Alpha Delta
Phi fraternity. Among those present were the
families OF the couple and Miss Keedy Williams
OF fredericksburg, Senator Turpie, the grooms
uncle; Miss Turpie, Maj. Winship, Miss Win
snip. Miss Clara Barton and Miss Browaing.
Miss wright, the grooms sister, was maid Of
honor and Mr.. Ed. Proctor best man. The
couple LETT Tor the south, where they will spend
the summer.
The Home Society Club gave a donkey
party on Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. J. H. A. Fowler which was a very enjoya-
Die analr The company was entertained dur
ing the evening with vocal and instrumental
music by the Misses Josie and Lilly Fauth,
MISS Blanche Corson, Mrs. R. McCauley, Mr..
and Mrs A. s. johnson, Messrs. John Day, Cas-
par Herbert and Henry G. Bergling. The dom
key prizes were carried of by Misses Katie Bak-
ersmlth and Lilly Fauth and Messrs. John Day
and J. H. A.. Fowler. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Corson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M.
and Mrs. X. Pollard, Mr.. H. q. Bergling, the
Misses Ada and Frances Augusterfer, Belle and
Gertrude Rouzer, Carrie and Maggie kieny.
Eva Mitchell, Katie Decker, Messrs. G. g. Har-
rison, John Kieny, Chris. Kieny, E. j. Angus
terrier, VIM. Lochboebler. c. Coburn, DR.. H. X.
Street and Mrs. Hubert and Mrs. Coburn.
Miss Bush of LawrenceburH. KY, and Miss
safiell Of Frankfort KY, are visiting Mrs. JIG.
Carlisle.
Mrs. ]. G. Carlisle, by reason Of i'll health, is
unable to return her calls, uut she will be at
home informally Thursday evenings in March
and April
The Golden Star Pleasure Climb gave pleas
ant masquerade party Thursday at the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. NJ. Anderson, No. 1929 street
northwest. Among those present were the
Misses Ridgeley, G.. Brookss, L. Brookes, X.
Finn, NJ. Finn, B. Prather. A. Reynolds, G.
Reynolds, L. Moher and A. Bower, and Messrs.
Vaughan, J. Brown, Bradshaw. Quill, Sincell
p. Brown, ]. O'Donnell, B. O'Donnell, I. Rey-
nolds, =. Cremp, Goodman and HALEY. Among
the maskers were Harry willisms clog dancer;
l. Polglase, beggar; F. Croggon. jockey; Katie
Spaight, evening star; ]. Reynold, German
peasant; Gerte Lusby, Night; Lille Plant,
milk maid; May Ferry, Quakeress; Will Palmer,
white cap; Jacob Belt, lost child, Lena Fisher.
school girl; F. Sylvester, soldies; j. Polly clog
dancer; VIM Belt democratic delegate; Effie
Prather, grandmother; BERTHE Reynolds, cook,
Ed Bartholme, monkey.
Mrs. Florida Sharpe of San Antonio, Tex,
widow Of the late DR.. BEDFORD Sharpe of the
United States army, and Mr.. BEDFORD Sharpe,
jr., are spending couple Of weeks with DIR.
Sharpe's sister, Mrs. George V. Balch OF 1921
Pennsylvania avenue.
There was an enjoyable progressive euchre
party Thursday night at the residence of Mrs
VIM. p. Mullin, No. 10l7 18th street northwest.
Mrs. Mullin and Mrs Lamon of Paris, ILL.,. re-
ceived the guests. Those present were Mrs.
Donald OF New York, Mrs. Thompson. Mrs.
Mason. Misses Molly Davis, Mira Hendley,
Bunnemyer, Morse, Wagner, Jaisohn, Messrs.
Adams, Lamon, Moore, Deemer. Walimo and
Thompson.
Mrs. Appleton P. Clark, jr. formerly Miss
Florence Perry will be at home again ON Mon
day, March 70, at 24l Delaware avenue north
east.
On Thursday Mrs. James c. Pilling enter
tanned twenty-four ladies at a luncheon in honor
OF rs.Wootton of New York, who is visiting
her parents, Gen. and Mrs. H. G. Wright The
six small tables at which the guests we're seated
we're decorated with placques of violets, after
ward broken up into corssge bouquets for the
ladies. Those present were Mrs. Wootton, Mrs.
Csbell, Miss Davis, Miss Dawes, Mrs. Rochester,
Mrs. washburn, Mrs Sutherland, Mrs. Alex
ander, Mrs. Macarthur, Mrs. Edmonds, Mrs.
Walter Pilling. Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Stanley
Brown, Mrs. Denny, Miss Vulte. Mrs Kibourne,
Mrs. Haycock, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Geer, Mrs.
Lusk. Mrs Mailery, Miss Maggie Wood and
Mrs. Rosa Wright smith
A pleasant birthday party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Hunter at their residence, 174O 14th
street, Tuesday evening to their daughter Lii
liam. VINO was eleven years old on that day. The
little ones were entertained with games and
dancing and supper was served at half-past
9. The floral decorations OF the table and din
ing room were elaborate and tasteful Miss
Lillian was the recipient Of many handsome
presents from her young guests. Those pres
ent were Misses Mollie Weyman, Lula Clay
baugh, Jessie Hunter, Marie Howe, Lille Price,
Louise Moulden. Irene SeItz, Minnie Corcoran,
vergie Hunter. Louise Ward, Masters Clarence
Maddox, Ernest Knorr, Austin Harvey Cutter,
Oscar Claxton. Clinton Hunter, Thos. Morrison,
John Mac Malone and Harry Hunter.
Little virgie Humphrey of 1881 9Th street
northwest celebrated her fourth birthday last
Wednesday evening with a pleasant party.
Among the guests were Ethel Ogle, Audrey
Bell, Ernest Charles. Arthur Charles, Milton,
Willie and Arthur Magill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. s. fainter gave last even
ing pink and green dinner OF ten covers to
Representative and Mrs. Warren +. Daniels of
New Hampshire. The table was decorated
with pink and white tulips and ferns and was
lighted by green candles under green shades.
The third monthly meeting OF the Leap Year
Club was held last Thursday evening at the RES
idence of Mr.. II. Gale Turpin at Woodside,
Md. The guests Of the club were Mr.. and Miss
Wilson Of Woodside.
MIRA Davis Wants Alimony.
Abill for alimony was filed by Eliza Davis
through Messrs. Birney & Birney against