Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The c. A. G. Reception Last Night-Personal
Mention of General Interest.

The C. A. c. Reception Last Night-Personal
Mention of General Interest.
Columbia Athletic clubmen were the hosts
last night of their first evening dance of this
season and their hospitality brought together a
charming assemblage of young people, who
have another pleasant occasion to mark up to
the clubs credit. The building was decked
from end to end with bunting and plants. The
staircase was draped with the stars and stripes
and a canopy effect made the ceiling of the bill
laro room most attractive. In the card room re-
treatments were served. The gymnasium was,
OF course. the dancing hall. There was excel
lent music and naturally the floor rarely
free of gliding forms. The reception commit
tee anticipated every want for the pleasure
and comfort Of their guests and we're
In every direction overwhelmed with compli-
ments at the success they achieved. The men,
bers OF this committee were J. Nota McGill, A.
I. Shaw, X. NJ. Larner, ". NJ. Mooney, G. d.
Maxwell, F. S. Smith, Frank McDermott. DR..
L: l.. Harlan, George S. Brock. DIR. W. D.
Writ. II. c. Moses, r. E. Joyce, Norman Bessor,
E. F. Hnbball. William Qumby, Thomas Fran
els, A. J. Miller, r. L. Gait, ]. L. Waggaman,
Lieut.. F. +. Fletcher. W. NJ. Dove, E. E. Rapley
and DR.. o. d. Darrell
vid s. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maury Dove. Mr..
and Mrs. Brney, Mr.. and Mrs Goddard, Mr..
and Mrs. W. j. Miller. Miss Miller, Miss Demp
sey, Miss Houston, Miss Beall, the Misses Wag
gaman, Miss Cook, Miss Waterbury, Miss Sewell,
Miss Turpin, Miss Markriter Miss Mel Miss
Frost. Mr.. and Miss Parsons, Mrs. Semmes,
Miss Bessie Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Stinemetz,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Rawlings Miss Smith. the
Misses Read, Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbs, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. Dingman, Lieut.,
Fletcher. Mrs. and the Misses Mcmillan, Mrs.
J. II. Hunter, Miss Rutter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ".
Joyce, Mrs. j. A. Murray, Miss Oyster. Miss
Redman, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton. Mr.. and Mrs.
". A. Smith, Miss DuHamel. Miss Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Mankin, Miss Green, Miss Null
lett, Mr.. Ben Butterworth, Lieut.. Bradbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Schneider and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dashiel
Mrs. Schofelds mother, Mrs. Kilbourn, is
now visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lansing. the parents Of
the son-in-law of the Secretary Of State and
Mrs. John W. Foster ARE now making the latter
Ia visit.
Mrs. Levi P. Morton has not vet returned
here. She has been dividing the time between
New York and Philadelphia Miss Morton is
here with the Vice President.
Miss Kathleen McCook. daughter of Gen.
McCook, commanding the department of Ari
IONA, was married last night at Los Angeles,
Cal, to Mr.. Charles Craighead of Dayton,
Ohio.
Mrs. Mayo HaZeltine gave a o'clock tea
yesterday in honor of her guest, Miss Emily
Fuller of New York. A large company was
present during the last hours Of the daylight.
and dancing was the special feature for the
young folks the last hour. Mrs. Hazeltine
wore n becoming toilette Of black lace and blue
velvet, and Miss Fuller wore stylish costume
OF black lace and green velvet. Miss Hazeltine,
Miss Morton and Mrs Park assisted in enter
tanning and presided over the tea table
Miss Lowrey and Miss Blanche Tuley have
been visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore
during the past two weeks.
DIR. Walter Kempster and Mrs. Francis
Fraser, widow of the late Maj. Gen. John
Fraser, are to be married tomorrow in Mil
waGkee. DR.. kempster is well known in this
city. Their wedding trip will be to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe are now residing at
1922 III street northwest, having taken the
house for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chester Bassett have
returned from their western trip and are in
their lovely new home. 2205 Q street.
The NJ. and G.. Club, No. l, held reception
at the residence of Mr.. s. W. Taylor on We'd
nesdsy evening. Among the many friends
that were present Misses Ct. l.. Addison
F. Gilmore, NJ. f. Robinson, NJ. E. Taylor. f.
T. Taylor. 1. P. TAYLOR, NJ. Miles, Mrs. Z.
Taylor, Mrs. J. l.. Johnson. Mrs. Z. Howe,
Mrs. E. Beane, B. Addison, E. Smith. E. Hen
son, j. Maher. b. Brown, F. Taylor Messrs
W. A. Norton. ". Cambell. J. Hill, W. Ander-
son, F. Sprggs, ii. Stevson, T.. Toles, Il.
Brown, G.. Taylor, Il. Hillman. j. Evans, g. F.
Devell VI. Barker, q. Walker and many others.
Miss Stone of Frederick, Md. and Miss
Ayton of Montgomery county are visiting Dr.
c. q. Stone of Brightwood.
The marriage of Miss Elem Moroney and
Mr.. Laurence O'Dea took place last evening at
st. Aloysius Church, Rev. Father Gillespie
officiating. The bride was becomingly attired
in steel colored CLOTH with hat to match and
carried bunch of bridal roses. Mr.. and Mrs
O'Dea will be pleased TO receive their friends
at their future home, $40 9Th street northeast.
Tuesday afternoon at Alexandria, Va, Mr..
Henry Reisinger Of this city and Miss Lizzie
Mr.. Sc 7oy Of the German Lutheran Church
Later i'll the evening they came to this city and
held reception at the house OF the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Reisinger. on G
street. Among those who attended the recep-
ton were Mrs. Mumm the brides mother, Mr..
and Mrs. lseisinger (groom's parents), Mr.. and
Mrs. (relde of Baltimore, the Misses Mamie
Charlotte and Sadie Reisinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller; Mrs. HUH, the Misses Julie. Sadie and
Sophia Huth Mr.. and Mrs. Seidenspinner, Fred
Huth. George Ruppel of Baltimore, Agnes
sauter. Mrs. Lehman, Philip Reisinger,
Mr. and Mrs. Koeher, Mrs. Heisley and two
daughters of Alexandria. Va. Mrs. Rocker and
daughter, the Misses Reinecker. Poman, Fol-
man of Alexandria, Va Mr.. Path. Mr.. Appich,
Mr.. Ruppel, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Reiter, Mr.. and
ard Knox, John Kaiser, Mr. Robert Ball, Mrs.
Dcllinger, Mr.. and Mrs Kern and others.