Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-28
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Pleasures Of Society in May-Personal
Notes.

Mr. anu mrs. j. 4. Entwleeie nave issued
cards for the marriage Of their daughter, Jessie
Lamb, to Mr.. Alexander Lawrence Pope, Tues
day, June Z, at IL o'clock, at st. Marks Church.
The Short Story Club last Wednesday night
finished its season at 929 Rhode Island avenue,
the home Of the author for the evening, Mrs.
Joseph Roy. The music was by the Messrs
Barringer and by the National Banjo Club;
Rotations by Mrs. Jean n lockwood and
Mrs. Hort; original episode by Mrs. Dora I.
Voorhis: poem, ''Gunston Hall, read BY Maj.
Toler; humorous readings by Mr.. Whitaker;
the story by Mrs. Joseph Roy.
Miss NJ. G. McClelland lie visiting her cousin.
Mr.. E. l.. McClelland, ct 170a Connecticut
avenue
Mrs s. Kresse Bowman Il in Philadelphia
visiting her sister, the wife of Prof. Mcclure
Of the U. s. mint.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Croffut have issued pos
tai cards Of invitation for meeting Of the
Birthday Club at their residence this evening to
celebrate the birthday Of Emerson, Dante and
Tom Moore.
Mrs. Mckee has asked a number Of friends to
spend the afternoon of June 4 ON the White
House balcony C: the first Marine Band concert.
Mrs. Iieber is visiting Prof. and Mrs. Larned
at West Point.
Miss Harter give beautiful luncheon yester-
day at the Richmond. The guests were Misses
oAet uutH, TOsteI. turrle Iarker, DIlce. AMIN
Mae Brown, lockwood, the Misses Hancock,
Misses Swope, Stetson and Sheriff., and 2rs.
Sheuabarger. Mrs. and Miss Harter will leave
next Tuesday for driving trip to Gettysburg,
where they will be joined June by Representa-
tive Harter.
pleasant party was given hast evening to
Miss A. Whine at her home. 500 H street north
east; Music, singing and games were enjoyed
until q late hour. when refresh ments were
lsaa
Saidee Ramsay, Della Cady, Katie Pendergast
Leila Schroeder, Susie Lewis. Carrie and Lille
Winnie, Retta Boarman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walters Messrs- s. King, Suffer, A Williams,
King. Herr and Brockway.
Mrs. Edward o. Graves, who has been visit
ing here for several weeks, started this after
noon for her home in Seattle, Wash. She Was
accompanied by Miss Lucetta Stockbridee, who
will spend the summer with Miss Jessie Graves.
Judge and Mrs. Hoge have left the Portland
for their residence at Martinsburg, ". Va, for
the summer.
The board Of trustees Of the Children's Coun-
try Home will hold their annual garden and
pound party June from to at the home.
Light wagons will be in waiting at Tsnleytow
post Office to meet electric cars from George
town to take persons to the home, corner Broad
Branch and Military roads. Fare round trip
10 cents. All friends of the charity are invited
OF rain the garden party will be held the first
clear day.
Miss Drew Of LIE Droit Park will leave the
city Tuesday for Spencer Lake, N. T., to be
gone several months.
Mrs. Townsend Of Colorado has been very i'll
the past five weeks at the Hotel Hamilton.
The marriage of Mr.. Robert Halpin Of New
York and Miss Susie Winkleman Of this city will
take place at st. Peters Church Wednesday,
June l, at 10 o'clock. No cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Leahy have returned
from their bridal tour and are stopping for
few days with the brides mother, Mrs. Glib
bons, where they will be pleased to see their
friends before leaving for their future home in
Findlay. Ohio.
Miss Oracle Bowbeer Of McKendree Church
choir leaves for New York on Tuesday even
ing. from where she sails by City of Paris on
Wednesday for four months trip in Europe.
Mrs. Lena Brown and son Of Savannah, Ga,
are visiting her family, l310-l3l2 It'll street
northwest.
Last night Miss Mary Oliphant was given o
surprise party in honor of her birthday at her
residence. 404 5th street northeast The party
was arranged by Messrs. l.. Neurath and J.
Burns, and Mr.. Neurath acted as master Of
Of the evening, after which refreshments
were served and dancing was INDUCED in until
late hour. Among those present were Miss
Rosenberg, Misses Rest, Miss Sweeney and
Miss Seufert of Baltimore and Messrs. J. Burns,
L. Neurath. B. Barres, r. McGrath b. Oil
plant, ID. Sweeney and ]. Ihrie and Mesdames
Ohphant, Lewis, Prentiss and Ihrie.
DIR. and Mrs. H. s. knight Of Worcester are
in the city on short visit and are stopping at
914 14th street.
On Tuesdar evening Olney Grange Hall was
loI 10 do
from far and near, the occasion being the first
hop given by the Olney Dance Club.
Mr.. Gen. Birney of Washington, Mrs. Col
Worthington of Anacostia, Mrs. r. n. Mackall,
Mrs. r. Riggs, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. c. H. Crit
fifth and Mrs. Charles Farquhar were chape-
rones.
The following were present: Miss Paul Of
Wheeling. W. Va, Miss Hundley Of Virginia;
Miss Sallie WOrthington of Anacostia, Miss
Bessie : cl,all, the Misses Clarke Of
Howard county, Miss Lulie Riggs, Miss
May Lambest. Misses Nan and Mamie Riggs,
Miss Edith Mobley, Misses Annie, Lottie,
Mary, Lily and Matilda Griffith. the Misses
Snouffer. Miss Lizzie Scott. Miss Mary Ma
thews, Miss Morgan Of Tenleytown, Miss REEVES
Of Washington, Miss 1ddings, the Misses Ma
gruder, Miss Julia Mathews. Miss Janney, Miss
Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Mary Hollowen and
Miss Sallie Strain. Miss Paul of Wheeling, W.
Va. was attired in steel-coiored silk with pearl
ornaments. and was by all considered the belle
Of the occasion.
sAmong the gentlemen were,W. B. Chichester,
IT,. ]. W. Jones. jr., J. E. and l.. Muncaster.
Geo. and Lee Riggs, C. n. and r. Mackall, Will
liam and Kirk Mathews, b. d. Palmer, John
Wilson, Julian Gartrell, Elgie RigRs Prank.
Green and Lyde Griffith, T. J. d. Bowie, Ben
and Phil. Riley, Sam, Ben and viii Riggs F. n
Hsllowell, Clifford, Worthington and Benoni
Waters, Mp. Howard, Jas. Strain. DR.. Harlan,
w. P. Jones, W. Howard, DIR. Chas. Farquhar,
Harry Mannakee, John Snouffer. Mack Waters
Tom Stewart, Dan Gather, Zedoc Magrudr,
IT,, Richard Janney. Clarence Dorsey, Tom
Clarke, Charles Beall, Maurice Lambert and
Willie NesLitt. At 8 o'clock dancing ceased
and all departed for their homes.
Miss Mamie Brown Of North Capitol street
left this morning for Annapolis to attend the
annual naval ball.
Miss Blanche L. Rueckert has returned from
visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. haj. H. B. Lacey Of Lacsyville, Ohio, is
visiting her d. lighter, Mrs. S. Lacey johnson.
She is accompanied by Miss Anna Watkins Of
Beaver, Pa, and comes here to consult with
Oculis:s and physicians Of the city, her eyesight
and general health being much impaired She
will remain for several weeks.
The Ne Plus Ultras gave their second musicale
last Thursday evening at McCauley's Hall
The stage was beautifully decorated with plants
and shaded lights. Those who took Tart were:
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