Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

suing year. as follows: J. Mcdonald. preeidsat;
VIM Finn, vice president, ID. Foley. secretary;
VIM Grady, treasurer; D. Downey. marshal
The third meeting Of the king Of Clubs
took place on Monday evening at Miss Moore's
residence on s street. Ten games OF euchre
were played, Miss Reeves and Mr.. Hedrick win
ming the first prizes and Miss Moore and DR.
Carroll the booty prizes. Tally WAS kept on
perforated cards, daintily painted and contain
every game won ribbons Of various eolors we're
inserted in the card Az 1890 Refreshments
were served and dancing followed. Those pres
emit were the Misses shipman. Miss Croplev.
Miss Reeves, Misses Plowden. RAkemAn, Moore.
Mulden and Hedrick, and Mr.. Haldeman, Mr..
Darie, DIR. Carroll, Mr.. Stetson. Mr.. c. A.
White. Mr.. Hedrick, Mr. Cropley. Mr.. Moore.
Mr.: Cook and Mr.. Hunter. The next meeting
VIII be held ~ Miss Reeves residence, l7sa y
street, December &c.
MIRA and Miss Young. the wife and daughter
OF DR.. Edward Young, e. S. consul at Windsor,
Nova Scotia, have returned from a prolons ed
stay IN the land of Evangeline" and are %
Gated at l6lo 18th street northwest
Mrs. T. Braseleman has returned from Ne =
York for the winter.
The Golden Leaf Pleasure Dub Of Eas.
Washington were handsomely entertained at rs
18th street southeast last evening by Miss Lulu
Crusoe was discussed. After music. gamee and
dancing the club adjourned 70 the dining room
where supper was served. Among those presen,
were Misses Lulu Russell, 4 Rowe, Msriau
Wilson, Ida Jackson, Jennie Smith, ?. Rowe,
Jennie Coleman, Annie Fuller and Ida Gray
Messrs b. g. Womersley. j. Dempsey. II. Rus
sell, q. Pierce, II. Larcomb. E. Hill and J.
Barnes
A regular meeting of the ALLEGRO Club VA.
held at the residence of Mr.. J. s. Whit thi,
week Two extra meetings will be held mex,
week-Monday at 1913 9Th street northwes,
and Wednesday at 1926 sth street nor.hw west.
The next regular meeting will be held at Mr..
Louis Crumps, l7os LIST street northwest
Miss Alice II. Weaver, after lengthy sojouru
In Philadelphia, Norristown and vicinity, Ia.
returned to her home.
Col and Mrs Guy V. Henry Of Fort Myer are
spending few days in Phnsdelphia with Mr..
A. J. Drexel.
Miss Stella Y. Curtis OF Capitol Hill will b
gone few days to Troy, n. Y, 70 act rs brides
maid fer her cousin. The bridal couple viii
spend their honeymoon in Washington and
Florida Miss Curtis will return with them.
There was . social gathering at the residence
Of Mrs. Reynolds SIT Rhode Island avenue, In
honor OF her daughter, Jane Reynolds, who ID
going to leave for Europe in few DAYS to finish
her education. The parlor was handsomely
decorated. There were several recitations by
Miss Katie Finn and Miss Katie Spaeight. Miss
Jane Culhane gave several vocal selections
Prof Pitt presided at the piano.
The reception Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.
Kaiser Of No. 507 NJ street northwest last Tues
day evening was q brilliant and well-sttended
affair. As early as 80 o'clock the large parlors
were filed and the going and coming was KEEP,
up until a late hour. Many potted palms and
other plants added very materially to the deco
rations and the display Of their wedding pres
ents.
DR.. c. E. Smith and sister, Miss Cora r.
Smith, son and daughter Of Gen. J. E. Smith
OF this city, are stopping with Mrs. Stanard
Woodson, rs Grant place northwest.
very quiet wedding occurred on wednes-
day, November 80, at 81. Paul's Church corner
of 18th and II streets northwest the contract
ing parties being Mr.. William II. Shipley and
Miss Nellie Marie, only daughter of Mrs. NJ. X
Sprague Of the sixth auditors Office. Rev. DR..
Domer performed the ceremony. The young
couple have since received the congratulations
Of many admiring friends, and are located a,
No. 1924 18th street northwest, where Mrs
Shipley is now receiving her callers on every
Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles s. Kaiser and Miss Carrie Dit
rich, second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Dittrich Of No. 6l2 7th street northwest, were
the residence Of the brides parents, In the
presence Of a large gathering of relatives and
friends. Rev. E. Drewitz Of Concordis Church
of6ciated- Miss Lille Dittrich, younger
sister Of the bride, who was very becomingly
attired, acted as bridesmaid. After the cere-
mony the large company present partook Of
an elaborate wedding supper. which was inter
spersed with music, speeches and general
merrvmaking. Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser were the
recipients of many beautiful gifts, some of
which were from absent friends in other cities
Among those present were Mr.. and Mira A.
Dittrich the Misses Lille and Louise Dittrich.
the brides sisters; Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kaiser and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. HeIder, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Heitmuel-
Ter, Mrs. Kloman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Newmyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rupert. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Winkelman, Mrs. J. Colignon, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Giacchetti, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Grover
Henry Klinge, the Misses Katie and
Mary Kaiser, ID. Hergv, E. Schmidt, Min
ME Kaiser, NJ. and R. Neumeyer, A Freeman,
Maggie and Minnie Griffin, NJ. Chamberlain,
Klinge. Messrs Fred Kaiser, ]. Costello. ST., j.
Costello, jr., Carl Teuber, S. Peake, Bates,
Kaiser. L. Giscchetti, John Dom, S. b. Taylor,
jr., F. Saffold and L. Beckhausen.
Gen. and Mrs. Albert Ordway have taken
apartments at the Cochran for the winter.
Mrs. Ordwsy will be at home on Saturdays in
January.
The betrothal is announced of Mr. Montague
D. Jacobs. who is q well-known business man of
this city, and Miss Ida 10th, a member of a
prominent family in Cincinnati. Miss 10th is
one or the bellies Of Cincinnati. and 10 described
as highly accomplished, having gained con-
siderable local fame by her paintings in oil.
A meeting was held at the residence of Miss
Curtis Thursday evening to make final ar
engagements for leap year party, which takes
place Saturday evening, the Slst instant, at the
L'Enfant Hotel. The party consists Of Misses
Sue Wilson, Ely Wilson, Mollie McKell, Della
Street, Maud Crane, Edna Tune. Mae Byrne.
Dora Breninger, George Juffrey. May Trader.
Mamie Keough, Miss Halves, Anna Hopper,
Nellie Heinline Stella Curtis and will be chape-
roned by Mr. and Mrs. James A. Knowlson of
Troy, NY, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Dowl-
ing.
SHOOTING STARS.