Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07


Bacon visits her dauRhter, Mrs. Hodges, who
Is residing in Paris, whAe Miss Bacon goes 70
perfect herself in her art
Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Livingston have re-
moved to No. 1915 Vermont avenue.
The Home Social Club held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday at the residence of
Mrs. +. ]. Augusterfer, 8O4 street northeast
Music was rendered by Miss Mamie Ziegler
and the Misses Lilly and Jos Fauth. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Many guests from Washington attended the
Wedding in Baltimore last Tuesday of Miss
Martha NJ. Humphrey, daughter of Mr.. Resin
Humphrey. and Mr.. George Fred Stanch. Miss
Annie Stansbury of this city played the we'd
ding march.
Mrs. J. C. Cozine, from St Joseph, No., il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Major c. Banzhaf, No.
2lS5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Miss Maggie Darneillo of the "Heighss" en-
tertained Yesterday at luncheon the Misses
Reynolds, Miss Rose Mcdonald. Miss walyhal,
Miss Warrington, Miss Woodward, Miss CAL
houn, Miss jackson and Mrs. Tilghmau. The
spring decorations Of lilacs and forget-me-nots,
with the little pink lamps used for favors, made
o charming scene.
Mr.. William Hooper Dennis, with his family,
have taken apartments at the Concord
Mr.. Robert B. Caverly and Miss May vesta
Cutler were married Thursday morning at the
". ".
Cutler, 704 New Jersey avenue northwest The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. DR.. Steele Of
st. Marks Church. wedding breakfast was
served, aftor which Mr. and Mrs. Caverly
started on trip north. Only members of the
family and relatives we're invited.
Miss Susie L. Skerritt, formerly OF Albany, 10
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Geo. W. Street and
family. She will be pleased to receive call
from her friends at 14l7 9Th street nor invest
Miss Emma McNeir has returned from Min
neapolis, where she has spent the past two
months visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roby of Chicago gave
a handsome dinner Thursday night in honor of
Capt. and Mrs. Overton and the Hawaiian min
lster, Dr. Mott Smith. Among the guests were
Gen Rosecrans, Mr.. and Mrs. Appleberg Mr..
and Mrs. kirkpatrick and Miss Ovsrton.
The residence of the Misses Fitz Gerald, COS
street southwest, was the scene Thursday
dancing, vocal and instrumental music were
the order OF the evening. A tempting COL
Iation was spread, after which the floors were
cleared and dancing was resumed. Among
those who enjoyed the Inequalities were Misses
Forrest, Parker, L. Sorrell, Gaskins, Castle. B.
Kaiser, Reamey, d. Faunce, ]. Brown, NJ
Smith, McCaffrey, Hamilton, Welsh and
Messrs. Hudson. Barry, F. Perks, Owens, Shan
dau, Drury, Meehan, Faunce, Hughes and
Bauers
An interesting social event will be the
musicale to be given in the parlors at Willard's
on Tuesday evening. May IL. under the
auspices Of the Pierce Guild. Some Of the best
musical talent Of the city have offered their
services.
Mrs. J. W. Bischon has removed to 1926 O
street northwest where she will be pleased to
receive her friends.
Mrs. Capt A. p. Lacey, No. 1915 Clifton
street entarta;ped Tho canto;r,s hro&bo-. 81
friends at a sumptuous dinner on Wednesday
last. Her guests were j. H. Lacey and wife Of
Omaha. Congressman Owen Scott and wife,
Mrs Henrietta Stuart, Miss Mary Rector, Mr.
=. c. Goodwin Maj. j. F. Wilson and Prof
Sites and Mai. r. s. Lacey and niece, Mrs, s.
Lacey Johnston Of Ballston, Va.
Geraldine Morgan, the latest American girl
to achieve success after foreign study, is visit
ing her relatives in this city. the family of r.
H. Sylvester. Miss Morgan began the study of
the violin under the elder Damrosch in New
YORK twelve years ago, since which time she
has finished the courses under Schrodieck in
Liepslc and Joachim in the Royal Academy,
Berlin, where she carried Off the Mendelssohn
prize, the only time honor was ever accorded
an American student. She is the daughter of
the late organist, John Z. Morgan, Of Trinity
Church, Brooklyn. and is the eldest of four
children, who compose a string quartet and
who are still under instruction in the Berlin
Academy Miss Morgan will leave for Berlin
Monday. to return month later to this coun-
try. Miss E. l.. Sylvester, the artist, will ac-
company her cousin to Europe in the interest
Of her work.
very pleasant party was given last week
by Mrs. Cross in honor of the sixteenth birth
day Of her daughter Sallie at the residence of
Mr.. David Gibson, 2l49 X street northwest.
Among those present were: Miss Sallie Cross,
Miss Gibson, Miss Blanch Tucker. Miss Katie
Doyle, Miss Emma Davis, Mrs. Cross, Miss Mae
Gibson, Miss Josie Davis, Mrs Russell, Miss
Bell Strother, Miss Hessia Shearman, Mrs.
Thompson, Miss Vogt, Mrs. Brooks Miss Jennie
Crawford, Miss Maggie Heirs, Miss Esta Shan
non, Miss Cora Vansent. Miss Katie Vansent,
Miss Edith Perkins, Miss Maggie Morgan, Miss
Mamie Burke, Mr.. A. EIwell Mr.. p. Cross, Mr..
David Gibson, Mr.. Fluger, Mr.. r. Gibson, Mr..
n. Nansent, Mr.. W. Keenan,, Mr.. E. Sibley, Mr..
n. Shea, Mr.. F. Mulhall, Mr.. P. Shea, Mr..
Brook, Mr.. Cross, Mr.. K Hales, Mr.. L Gibson,
MIR. B. Lynch.
The fourth birthday anniversary of Miss
Regina C. Watkins was celebrated Monday
evening at the home Of her parents, Mr. aud
Mrs N. Watkins, AT II street northwest At
the summons to tea the little people assem-
bied in line. and, led by tho juvenile hostess,
filed to the banquet, while Miss Maggie Wat
klns executed march upon the piano. Among
the little ones present were Misses Lorella and
Marie Byrne, Tessie and Lula Foley. Florence
Stevens, Minnie Splitter. Emma and Annie
Toepher, Alkaline Lake, Katie Miller. Trixie
Hardness, Eva Goodman. Masters John Will
son, Oscar Hardness, Earl Goodman. Clay
ton Ammon, Edgar Behrend. Johnnie, Tommie
and Willie Foley and Gus. Riioy. Misses Cora
Dennison and Nellie Garges enlivened the even
ing with music and song