Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

Miss Elizabeth Schureman of st. Louis il
visiting her cousin, Miss Daisy Dupue Of Gal G
| street southwest
Miss Marian L. Clark of Philadelphia is visit
ing Miss Maud Franklin Of Capitol Hill.
MI. and Mrs Charles E. Gibbs gave a very
enjoyable progressive euchre party last evening
| town. Del. Their beautiful home on Rhode
Island avenue was handsomely decorated with
PAINS and cut flowers. The ladies' first and
second prizes were won by Mrs. W. F. Holtz-
man and Mrs. Albert, and the gentlemen who
we're fortunate were Messrs Goodrich and
Mrs. Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard, Mr..
| anu Mrs. and Miss Jochum, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
r. brackett. Mr..snd Mrs. Davis, Mrs Holtz-
man, Mrs Albert. Mrs. Healy, Miss Parvis,
MISS Meads, Miss Ryan. and Messrs. Cheseley,
ooLaEer, Burns, Bacon and Smith.
Tho marriage of Miss Hattie B. Rhodes,
daughter of Mr.. Charles Rhodes. and Mr. Jas.
NJ. Payne of Virginia took place yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock at the residence of the
brides father, 1888 9Th street northwest DR..
d. L. Gibson of Waugh NJ. E. Church per-
formed the ceremony A large number of
friends witnessed the ceremony. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Emmit Hoe, Mr..
Sissen, Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Birk-
head, Miss Mary Flagan, Miss Mamie Daniel,
Miss Hawk Of Ohio, Miss Sissen and many
others. After the ceremony a bountiful break
fast was served. The bride was attired in
travelling dress Of Seneca broadcloth. The
happy couple left on the II o'clock train for q
trip south with showers of rice and good
wishes. =
The yellow tea to which Mrs. M. D. Lincoln
and Mrs. J. ID. Lincoln invited guests for Tues
day, to o'clock. 1910 street, was charming
and unique. The drawing room, where GRIM
son prevailed, was adorned with tall palms, red
and pink roses and potted plants Mrs. Lincoln
and Mrs. j. d. Lincoln were assisted by Mrs.
A. Lincoln Fowle, in q dainty gown Of fawn-
tinted crepe de chine; Mrs. A. s. Hartman,
black lace with turquoise embroidery; Mrs. Il.
E. Pickett, white silk with lavender garniture;
Mrs. Fannie Johnson, black lace with jet; Mrs.
E. S. Clark, black lace with yellow chiffon. Mrs.
NJ. ID. Lincoln wore black brocade with astra-
khan fur bands and pearl embroidery; Mrs. j.
ID. Lincoln. blue velvet with white silk and
chiffon, yellow jonquils. In the tea room. where
yellow with tone Of light blue gave pleasing
effect the following young ladies presided:
Miss Frances Johnston, in gray silk and black
lace; Miss Mcmillan, In white crepe with yellow
sash. shoulder knots on the low corsage: Miss
Minnie Mcmillan, red china silk with black net;
Miss Belle Morgan, blue crepe; Miss frankie
SHELTON, red crepe; Miss Elsie McEroy, light
gray and pink silk. The center of the table
had yellow silk, with silver bowl with yellow
jonquils and tulips with smilax Ths, waters
were tied with yellow and blue. Light blue
tapers burned under yellow shades. The lamps,
silver and dainty glass made lovely effect.
Salads. oysters. tea, chocolate and the lighter
edibles were served to nearly two hundred
guests cues among whom were Mrs Nc,
their guest Miss Kerens; Miss Wanamaker.
Mrs. Foster and daughter, Miss Halsted and
guests, Miss Hawkins and Miss Foster; Mrs.
VIM. Edgar Simonds and daughter, Gen. C. Z.
Hooker, Mrs. Hooker and their guests, the
Misses Nugent of New Orleans; Mrs. Senator
Pettigrew, Prof. S. P. Langley, Mrs. Repre-
sentative Greenleaf, Representative McNIilin
and guest, Representative ID. II. Patton, Miss
Patten, Judge and Mrs. Roby of Chicago Mrs.
Gen. q. Z. Pickett. Mrs. Judge Johnston, Mrs.
Maj Van Derlip, Maj. and Mrs. L. J. Sweet,
Miss Emma b. Wilson, MIR. and Mrs. ELS. Clark,
Mrs. Gen. Mcmillan, Mrs DR.. &c. Ewing, Mrs.
DR.. Lamb Mrs. Lester +. Ward, Mrs. Com
stock. Mrs. Gen. Veazey, Mrs. Clifford Walton,
Mrs s. p Brown, Miss Brown. Miss Josephine
L. Marin, Mrs. Leo. l.. Mortimer, Mrs Levi
Bacon. Miss Bacon, Mrs. A. p. Lacey. Capt
and Mrs. Truell. DIR. j. A. McLane Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Gregory
Miss Symonds and Miss Bell, nieces of Prof
A. Melville Bell; Mrs. Judge Wright, Mrs Gram
among them Mr.. Dabney c. Harrison, Mr.. &c.
Barnard, Mr.. W. .. Beall, Mr.. r. c. Mckinney
Mr.. VIM. c. Frye, MIR. X. NJ. Towscn. MIR. G. E.
Cook, Mrs. Cook and sister, Miss Amy Greer
Thompson Mr. +. Burke Scott and Mr.. Barney
A. p. Pool: Mrs. Theodore Tallmadge, the
Misses bearing. Mrs. Scott Bone, Mrs. Z. L.
Sherwood. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Barker, Mrs.
Harry T. Miller, Mrs. VIM. n Hodges, Capt
and Mrs Pickett, Miss Sara d. Rathbone, the
Misses Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bond of Bos-
ton, Mr.. Chas. Edward Kloeber, Mr.. w. E.
Hicks of New York, Mrs. E. b. SHELTON, lIrs
DeForrest Jennings, Mrs. NJ Salazar, Mrs. A.
d. Johnston, Miss L. Il. Johnston, Mrs ]. W.
Jordan, the Misses Boss, Mr.. and Miss Drown,
Mrs. W. n. Ralston, Mrs. Lockwood, Mr.. G. A.
Erni, Miss Prall, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Doolittle,
l. I,
Mrs. Alice Hill contributed music during the
evening and Mrs. J. ID. Lincoln and DIR. H. w.
Lincoln assisted greatly in making the guests
at home.
Linthicum Hall, Georgetown, never pre-
sented a more brilliant gathering of young
society people than it did last evening. Some
of the ladies who had enjoyed the delightful
germans given by the Washington and George
town German Club organized and in return
compliment gave leap year german, which
proved grand success and was admirably led
by Mr.. b. S. Minor and Miss Jennie Payne Of
Virginia. About forty couples danced, among
whom were Mrs Lewis Marshall, Mrs. Arthur
Payne Mrs. G. Ulrich Kennedy, Mrs. n. C.
Blanchard. Mrs. c. A. Davis, Miss Darneiile
Miss Marian Payne, Miss Ellen Riley, Miss
Long of Weldon, n. c.; Miss Roberts, Miss
Myra Noyes, Miss Anita Ribos of New York,
Miss Moses, Miss Kennedy, Miss Julia Wilson,
Miss Trenholm, Miss kleinschmidt, Miss Con-
stance Williams, Miss Durant. Miss Moore of
Fairfax Court House. Va; Miss Belle Stoddard.
Miss Long, Miss Brenneman, Miss Aukham,
Miss jackson and Miss Oborn. The gentlemen
were MIR. A. L. King Mr. J. P. Shepherd. DR..
Kennedy, Mr.. Thos. Durant. S. 7. FIcklen. Mr..
d. p. Mcpherson, Mr.. Dabney &. Harrison,
Mr.. Chas. Brice, Mr.. Douglas Sims, Mr. W. b.
Corse, Mr. Jas. Christmas, Mr.. ii. H. Darneille,
Mr.. Arthur ChchesteDo Of Virginia Mr. Il. A.
Castelar, Mr.. Robert Riley, Mr.. Lewis Finney,
Mr.. Sherman James, Mr.. Davidge, Mr.. Tren-
holm, Mr.. Kleinschmidt, Mr.. Lewis Marshall.
Mr.. Arthur Payne, Mr.. Peters, Mr.. Nat. Tyler,
Mr.. Cary, Mr.. Mason Chichester, MIR. Stoddard,
Mr.. Fuller and Mr.. McCory.
A charming leap year ball was given last
evening at Mrs. Dyer's dancing academy The
hall was tastefully decorated with ported plants
and presented handsome appearance. An
elegant supper was served in the spacious
dining room and was followed by dancing.
The committee in charge was Miss F. Kaufman,
Miss Z. Nattans, Miss A. Reizensteln, Miss L
Goodman and Miss f. Adler. Among the ladies
present were Misses Baum. Hirsh, Minister,
Baumgarten, Minister, Richold, Schmidt,
Strauss, Ham, Wolf. Groce and many others.
Mrs. Nettic NJ. Noble of this city and Mr.
Daniel MacDougall OF New York were married
on Wednesday morning, the 18th instant, by
the Rev. s. II. Green at the residence OF the
brides son-in-law, Mr.. T. Pliny Moran, Me-
ridian avenue, Mount Pleasant. The wedding
was very quiet, only the immediate relatives
being present. After the wedding breakfast