Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-10

Mr.. ard Mrs. Herbert Gouverneur Ogden
have apartments at the Concord, New Hamp-
shire avenue, for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Sheed. tr. ths latter
was Miss Florence W. Collier, returned from
their wedding tour on Thursday evening, and
have made their home with tho groom's
parents, 224 18th street southwest. formal
reception was held on Friday evening. An
elegant collation. was served and q
very enjoyable evening spent. Among
those present we noticed DR.. o. J. Water
and wife, Capt. H. N. knight, wife and dsugh-
ters DIR. NJ. F. Thompson. Mrs. J. F. Collier,
mother OF the bride; Mrs. ". H. Gut bridge,
Dir. II. Il. Burr and wife, Mr. Edward Alsop,
Mr.. j. Hall and wife. Mr.. Chas. J. Walker and
wife. Mr.. Harry r. Clarke and wife, Mr.. W. II.
Lydick, MIR. Geo. VI. Cotton and wife and Mr..
Frank j. Ford and daughter. The numerous
and handsome bridal presents were tassefully
displayed In an adjoining room for the inspec-
ton Of the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 7. Kaiser will be home
to their friends next Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der IS, from TO o.
The Golden Leaf Pleasure Club of East Wash
ington met last night at the residence of Miss
Annie Rowe, 800 @ street nc utheast. Miss Lulu
Russell and Mr.. B. G. Womersiey will entertain
the club next Friday at the residence of Miss
Russell, 7l2 l1th street southeast The L'Alle-
gro Pleasure Club are invited to attend. Among
those present were Misses Lulu Russell, Annie
Rowe, Sue Cornell, Fannie Rowe Katie Miller,
Florence Womersley, Messrs. J. Dempsey. B. G.
Womersley, J. W. Drane, V. Thompson and Lee
Zea
The dancing reception given on Tuesday
evening by the Golden Star Pleasure Club at
their hall, which was tastefully decorated with
plants and flags. and the rich and attractive
costumes worn by the young ladies' made it q
brilliant affair. Among the participants were:
Miss Bell Chapman, Miss Beth Wiltberger, Miss
Ella Howe, Miss Rose Hilton, Miss Maggie
Moore, Miss Mary Stubriss. Miss Minnie Kiser,
Miss Agnes Braugh, Miss Sabine Fisher, Miss
Hattie Rider. the Misses Annie and Jennie Rey-
nolds, the Misses Katie and Mamie Finn, the
Misses LOTUS, the Misses Sullivan, the
Misses O'Beirne. the Misses Bert
and Claude Reynolds, the Misses
Newton and the Messrs. Harry McLair, Frank
Lothrop, Joe Armstrong. VIM. Newton, Ed.
Barthome, Geo. Miles, Frank Howard, Geo.
Bateman, VIM. Finn, Chas. Moore, Chas.
Blakeny, Chas. Clear, Harvey Belt, P. Lewis,
Mirt Palmer, Dan Foley, Earn Schafhirte.
Bernie O'Donnell, Jas. O'Donnell, VIM. Belt,
Frank Holmes, J. Farming, Ralph Chapman,
Irwin Polyglase, Geo. Pitt, Joe sincell, Robt
Maxwell, Fred Princehorn, Jack Belt. Howard
Donath. Chas. Mills and VIM. Pitt
number of young people met at the resi-
dence Of DR.. J. d. Franzoni Friday evening
and organized the Etoiie Social Club. Those
dresent were the Misses Topham, Campbell,
Franzoni, Miss Barron Robertson and Parsons,
Messrs. Coleman, Atkinson, Oldfeld, Prof
HARDWOOD. DR.. Hayes and Mr.. Douglass. The
next meeting will be at Miss Topham's, 10th
street northwest, on January 6, 1893.
Mrs. G.. +. Cutter will make her homo at
1924 Connecticut avenue until she sails for Eng
land early in January.
flower tea will be given at the residence
of Mrs. Hackett on the afternoon OF Saturday,
the 18th instant. Some Of the leaders inter
ested are Miss Morton, Miss Cox, Miss De Pey-
ster Miss Bliss, Miss Taylor and Miss John ton
The young ladies are raising fund to endow a
bed at st. Johns Orphanage.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of Nettie
Cornish Cowling to B. Frank Kirchner wednes-
day, December IA, at 7:30 O'Clock, at Calvary
Baptist Church. corner 8th and II streets north
vest
Mrs. Kate Thyson Mari has taken parlors for
the winter at No. % Grant place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Gilfry have taken rooms
for the winter at 1101 street northwest
Representative and Mrs. W. W. Dixon of
Montana have taken apartments for the winter
at the Shoreham.
DIR. +. j. O'Neil, who has been in Europe for
several months. has returned to this country
and will visit Washington at an early day. He
mas almost entirely recovered from his recent
serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Neill Hughes are now per-
manenty at home to friends at No. 500 18th
street northwest.
Mrs. Theodore Wasserbach has returned
from a three weeks visit in New York
Mrs. ]. W. Powell, wife Of Maj Powell is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dorsey Clagett, at No.
ia 20tn street