Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22

TO the play. Refreshments we're served by the
hostess. which we're followed by several pieces
Of instrumental music by Miss Froster and the
reading of extracts from Locksiey Hall by the
president Members present were Mrs. Enge,
Mrs. iierson, Mrs. Pa;ten, Mrs. Armstrong,
Mn ChiPiey. Mrs. Carey, Miss Lorena Ambrose.
Miss fattcu, Miss 10 patten, Miss Forster, Mrs.
Nelson. Mrs Brown and Mrs. lockwood. Wis
itors, Mrs. and Miss Ambrose and Hiss Carey.
he next regular meeting will be on November
Z, at Mrs Careys, 9Th stree, northeast.
ST Marks Church on Capitol Hill was, on
October 10. 1892 the scene Of a very pretty
wedding. The contracting parties were Miss
Ella Crystal and Mr.. William s. Nicholson 1T
the Postmaster Generals Office. Promptly at
O'Clock p. m. the bride. attired in white crepe,
trimmed with white lace. entered the church
leaning 6ton the arm Of her father. They were
met at the chancel rail by the groom. Rev.
floridus Steele performed the marriage cere-
mony. The maid of honor was Mis- Maud Fair,
who looked very pretty IN a dress OF lemon
colored silk She carried bouquet of Puritan
roses. Mr. William VI. Askew was best
man. The chancel was beautifully decorated
with chrysanthemnms and cosmos flowers
The presents were numerous and handsome
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson left on the evening
train for a short wedding trip. The church
WIS thronged with numerous friends Of the
contracting parties.
One year ago this month Mr. Clarence II.
Kellogg Of Southeast Washington and Miss Lii
lian A. Burns. both members Of the Jolly Six
Club. were married at Hsgerstown, Nd.
Since that time their home has been with
Mrs. J. A. Seward at 914 G street southeast.
In response to invitations sent out Jolly
company of friends assembled at the pleasant
home of Mrs. Seward last Tuesday evening
After an interchange of greetings and social
intercourse the dining room doors were thrown
open and cakes, fruits and creams were served
in delicious abundance.
Among those present were Messrs. W. Grover
man, W. Bergman. Misses Mamie Meyers and
Ollie King. members of the jolly Six Club;
Grandma Burns. Mr.. and Mrs E. Burns, Miss
Lille Burns, Mrs. J. b. Ulrich and Master
Clarence Ulrich. Mrs. Mary Fowler. Mr.. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur +. Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Hunt and cute little Sibvl Kellogg
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Lear, Mr.. s. King
MIR. Thos. Luchs, Mrs. and Miss Groverman,
Mrs. J. Cummings. Frank and John Cummings
Misses Lizzie Common. Minnie Bardwell. Jessie
follansbee, Matte Huffman, Lula Wagner and
many others.
Among the many beautiful presents displayed
was an elegant French clock and two unique
bronze statuettes, presented by the members of
the Jolly Six Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg are row permanently
located IN their new home at 1907 ii street
northeast.
Nd. for the celebration and TO visit friends for
a few days.
Mrs. :. VI. Gamble ard Miss Hamilton GAM
bic visiting DIR. and Mrs. F. C. Ewing at
1881 h street northwest.
Mr.. Alfred lie CHAT, Belgian minister, and
son Raymond lie CHAT, attache. have returned
from Bar Harbor and other resorts and are
again located at 1896 l street.
Me-sr-. VI. LeRoy Cough, Fred c. Klein
schmidt, y. Vim. Pomeroy and John B. John
ston spent the greater part of last week in New
York city.
Miss Hattie Zulime Whitney will be married
next Wednesday evening at O'Clock to Mr..
Milo Colburn summers. The ceremony will be
performed at Epiphany Church by DIR. r. II.
Mckim. Miss whitney is the youngest grand
daughter Of the famous Myra Clark Gaines,
while the groom is a Chicagoan. now holding a
position IN the War Department in Washing
ton. After Sovg mber 10 Mr.. and Mrs SUM
mers and Nrs. Whitney will receive their friends
at their permanent home, 3l4 It'll street north
east, near Stanton Square.
The many friends of Mrs. Elvira Moore. who
has been living critically i'll at her residence on
New Jersey avenue for the past five weeks. will
be pleased 10 learn that she is now con-
yalcscent.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry l.. Givaudan to
Miss Annie Milt,cr OF Jersey City is announced
for Wednesday. October % Mr.. Givaudan is
son OF the late \ c. Giyaudan.
Mrs. VI. \. Gibbons has returned TO the city.
An ENJOYABLE evening was spent at the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. II. Elburger. 1921 9th street
northwest. last night. A masquerade surprise
party was given IN honor Of her son, MIR. W.
II. E1burGer. on the event of his birthday. The
costumes of the E:a-kcTs were very elaborate
and some lGdicrous. Dancing, games, &C..
we're eEiOyed until a late hour.
st 4p.m. Thursday few friends gather ed at
the home of MIR. and Mrs Albert G. Drane. 621
Maryland avenue northeast. to witness the
marriage of Mis- Jennie Cummings to Mr. y.
&. 81. John. both of Virginia. Amid congratu-
Ations and many good wishes they left for the
"Old Dominion"
Mrs. Westco:t and Mrs. Drake have removed
from i4l6 goth street to 1i1i goth street north
west.
surprise party given to Miss Anna
Rush, go 9th street southwest, Friday evening
Vocal and instrumental music rendered by
Miss Katie Barry and Miss Nettie High. Re
treatments were served at 10 o'clock and games
and dancing were enjoyed until ~ pm.
Among those present were the Misses Barry.
Anderson. Minnie and Belle Leesnitzer Red
ding, High. Rowland, Henry. Jacobs. Oyster
MAYER. Burke. Prout and Vansant, Messrs. Ep-
pley, Burns. Roman, Trueworthy, George,
LeesnItZer. Stafford. Smith, Nansant, William
and Aquilla Walker. Edgar and Harry Holcer
The dancing reception given by Miss Marian
Evans. the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George ". Evans of 19th stree. northwest on
"Wednesday evening last TO her circle of Young
friends TO celebrate the anniversary of her
birthday and her formal debut into society was
brilliant and happy social event. II was
gathering of bright and pretty girls and
handsome beaux, numbering in all fifty
intimate friends. From s until ~ O'Clock
the brilliantly lighted and prettily decorated
drawing room, the floor space of which had
been cleared for dancing. was comfortably filled
with young people. who enjoyed every moment
of the time dancing the numbers arranged on
weil--elected program. Handsome palms,
around which were banked blooming chrysan-
themums, filled the large bay window at the
front ~ the house. On the msntels Of the draw
ing and dining room and other parts of the
house there was profusion of bouquets of roses
Other choice flowers and potted plants. The
dining table well laden with Refreshments
of salads, ices. fruits and CONNECTIONS of all
varieties and during the evening cooling ices
were served ut intervals between the dances
The fair and pretty debutante received many
choice foral offerings from her young friends
Among those present were Misses Jennie
sheriff. Mary Mc6iowan, Nellie White, Julia
Edwards Mary Orndorff Nellie Markriter. Una
Redmond, Belle Collins, Halle Needing, Addie
kleiI.schmidt. Matte Cropley, Mamie Light