Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22
Mrs. and Miss Hallowell will receive on Sat-
urdays from to 6 O'Clock.

Mrs. and Miss Hallowell will receive on Sat-
urdays from 8 to o'clock
The marriage of Miss Hattie Davis to Mr..
George Grande took place on Wednesday at St.
Johns Church at $50 o'clock, after which a
banquet was held at the residence of her sister,
Mrs donaldson, 2125 Wards place. The bride
was attlred in gown of old rose trimmed with
old point lace. Her sister was dressed in dark
blue trimmed with old gold. and Miss Sadie
Dorsey In gown of scarlet. Among the others
present were Mrs. HARRISON, Annie Saulsburg.
X. Collins, Mrs. Sherman and daughter. K.
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Devire, NJ. Harbinson,
Mamie Draney. A. Draney, P. Tierney, J..
I1erney, Jimmie Noonan, ]. O'Brien and j.
Ready.
Mrs. J. ]. McElhone and the Misses Noel
hone will be at home to their friends on Thurs
days at their new home, 2102 Ward place.
Miss C. Cornell has Miss NJ. Weber of Brook
Ign, N. Y. as her guest
The Harmony Circle will give their next ball
at the Shoreham on Wednesday, February3.
Mrs. VIM. L. Hoffman of 1914 18th street
will not be at home tomorrow, but on Satur-
days in February.
Mrs. J. C. Breckenridge and Miss Breckin-
ridge will not be at home tomorrow.
Miss Maria s. Bowcock of Albemarle county,
Va, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Chas W. Black
wood, Of 1909 SD street.
A thoroughly enjoyable german was given
by the Washington-G German Club
last evening in Masonic Temple. The hall was
handsomely decorated with flags of all nations.
At the door the chaperons, Mrs. Mac Donald.
Mrs. A. A. Tunstall, Mrs. p. A. Darneille, Mrs.
Worthington, Mrs. G. A. Davis. Mrs. Arthur
Payne, stood to receive the guests. At the far
end of the room upon the stage Prof. Donch
was stationed with his band in a perfect forest
of palms and tropical plants. The german was
called at 10 o'clock and led by Mr.. BENZ. L..
Minor. Among the dancers were Miss Mac
Donald. Miss Ella Riley, Miss Worthington,
Miss Gibson, Miss Agnes Gibson, Mrs. c. c..
Bassett, Miss Maggie Darneille. Miss Payne,
Miss Ridley Darneiile, Miss Vending. Miss
Compton, Miss Dunlop, Miss Julia Patterson.
Miss Patterson, Miss Wilson. Miss Virginia
Day of Warrenton. Miss Mary Lippett of Ber-
ryyille, Mr.. Arthur Payne, Mr.. b. S. Minor, Mr..
Robinson Riley, Mr. Arthur T. King, MIR. Griffin,
Mr.. 1iford, Mr.. Woodward, Mr.. ID. p. Mcpher-
Mr.. d. C. Harrison, Mr.. Thomas Durant Mr..
Nat. Tyler, Mr.. G. II. Brice, Mr.. H. Darneille,
Mr.. R. c. Mckinney, Mr.. Peters, DR.. f. O..
Belt Mr. Corse. Mr.. Waters and Mr.. Danger
field of Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Mcclure gave a lunch to-
day at their residence on Connecticut avenue
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Hanford to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Gibson Of Baltimore.
Senior Batres, the minister from Guatemala,
will give dinner Saturday in honor of the
Chilean minister. Senior Montr.
Miss A. c. Brown and Miss Rebecca Warren
Brown are at the Arlington for the winter.
They are not making calls, as they have re-
Gently lost their brother, DIR. Buckminster
Brown of Boston.
Miss Washburn gave luncheon today in
honor of her guest. Miss Failing of Portland,
Ore. Those present were Mrs. Schofield, Miss
Harlan, Miss Foster, Miss Norris, Miss Riddle,
Miss Mcmillan, Miss Kelly and Miss Bigelow:
Mrs. Robinson and Miss Douglas will be at
home, 1909 18th street, Saturdays instead Of
Wednesdays, as formerly.
Maj. Maginnis will give box party tonight
at Albaugh's to Representative and Mrs W. W.
Dixon, Lieut.. and Mrs. Williams and Miss
Gordon.