Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-23

! and misletoe, and large bell Of white chrys-
anthemrms hung from the center Of it. The
/ bride, who was charmingly attired in soft
/ white silk, which suited well her slender fig
ure and blonde beauty, she carried bunch OF
| white Marguerites. and was given away by her
father. Col. William b. Hughes of the United
States army. subsequent ceremony was con-
Quoted at the Palazzo Veccbio in accordance
| with italian law. The witnesses were the U. 3.
consul. MIR. ]. Merner Long, and Signor
| Pasento After the ceremony the newly mar
ried couple went to Leghorn. The bride was
well remembered by friends on both sides OF
the Atlantic.
| Madame Tateno, wife Of the Japanese min
! lister. will be unavoidably prevented from being
at home to callers on Tuesdays, January 26 and
February2.
Mrs Frank Stewart Osborne will receive at the
Shoreham on Monday after pm. She will be
assisted by Mrs. FlorIne Thayer McCray from
Hartford, Conn. Who will be Mrs Osborne .
guest for couple of weeks.
Mrs Judge Fisher and Miss Fisher of 2OO6 G.
street will receive on Fridays in February from
8 TO o'clock pm.
L. Sherwood will receive on Thursday, January
IS, at 1907 Chaplin street. Columbia Heights
They will be assisted by Coype Fletcher and a
bevy Of beautiful young ladies.
Mrs. Barney Of Rhode Island avenue enter
tanned at luncheon on Thursday the following
ladies: Mrs. Pellew, Mrs. McKIm, Mrs. Robert
Hinckley, Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs DR.. Lincoln
Mrs. Alex Magruder, Mrs. Cuyler. Mrs. Auden-
ried, Mrs. Bugher, Mrs. Hornsby. Mrs. Hoey
and Mrs. Hammond The artistic surround
ings and originality of Mrs. Barney's home
we're greatly admired by her guests.
Mrs. c. W. Macune will not be at home to
callers on Monday, 25th.
Miss Clara Salmon is visiting Mrs. l. Gros-
ner, 45S VI street northwest. At home Sunday,
9th.
The Short Story Club held its usual meeting
at 6l0 II street on Wednesday evening last and
the music and readings and Rotations were
excellent throughout. The author OF the
evening, Mrs. +. r. Burket read an interesting
story. entitled THAT Old Horse" Prof. q. l..
Henderson gave the second lecture OF his
course on the wonders of the Yellowstone Park
and left all present anxious to hear his contin-
uation of the subject at the next meeting,
February 5, at Mrs. Morell's on Z street.
Mrs. o. II. z. Williams of Pittsburg is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Groudin, at the Shore
ham for a few days.
Miss Madge Cohen has issued cards for tea
for Wednesday, January %.
Mrs. John Thornton Wood, 3l8 East Capitol
street, will not receive on Monday, the 25th,
but will be at home on Mondays in February.
Mrs. yeazey will not receive on Monday, but
VIII take that day to pay calls.
A pleasant leap year party was given to Mr..
Albert yauks at the residence Of his aunt, Mrs.
Donohue. 1927 3Oth street. Among those present
were the Misses Donohoe, Eckert, Craig, Mo-
ling, Butterhof. Williams, Irwin, Gaskins. Cas-
sell. Pruitt, Roberts. Shirley, Bewer, Schrots
and Reese. Messrs- Pruitt, McGi,ton, RUSSELL
Vauks, Lowe, Dorsey. Shpley. Broderick, Hud-
son. Otis. Hensley, Woodland, Beaver, Smith
and Parker.
Judge Waugh Of Indiana, Mrs. Waugh and
Miss Waugh AMI State Senator Boyd of Indiana
and Miss Boyd were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. z. T. Gunion at their home. S27 o street.
last night. program OF vocal and instru-
mental music was carried out, participated in
by Mr. Marsh, Miss Waugh and Miss Gunion
after which Refreshments were served. Among
others present were Mr.. and Mrs. Woodwork,
Miss Albert Of indianapolis, Mrs. Newell, Mr..
Dale and Mr.. Geo. Woodwork.
Mrs. Z. S. Cromwell. 1902 Q street, will be at
home Wednesdays the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Joel Hilman will receive next Friday.
Mrs. William A. stone Of Allegheny will re-
ceiye Tuesday at 1921 Q street, assisted by Miss
Stone and Miss McCreery of Allegheny.
A birthday dinner was given Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". Boxer, 1921 10th
street. to their guest, Miss Grace L. Parker of
Buffalo.
Mrs. George B. Edwards. 1905 Corcoran street,
will be at home Wednesdays.
Mrs. John b. Allen of b street northeast will
receive on Monday from toe.
Miss Lillian Aronhime of Charlottesville, Va.
is visiting Miss Errie Richold. AT 9Th street
southwest.
Mrs. Herbert Gouverneur Ogden will be at
home Fridays in February at the Woodmont
Iowa Circle.
An enjoyable surprise party was given to
Mr.. Charles A. Langley at his home, Langley
Villa" near Takoma Park. Shortly before 10
o. m. Thursday night there arrived at the house
three coach loads Of young people from George
town and many single teams from the city
proper. Mr.. Langleys capacious barn was
taxed to its utmost capacity IN housing all the
teams, bu. the house amply took care of
the people. shortly after arrival dane
ing was commenced and INDUCED in
to an early hour in the morning, interrupted
only by a supper served at midnight. just be-
McShea, in a few short words, presented Mr..
Langley with q very handsome gold-headed
cane. the gift of those present.
Miss Martha Hichborn, daughter of Naval
Constructor Philip Hichborn, gave a delightful
luncheon to a large number of her friends this
afternoon. After luncheon the entire party
attended performance of robin Hood by
the Bostonians at Albaughs Grand Opera
House, the guests of their fair young hostess
They occupied the front row of the orchestra
chaperoned by Mrs. Hichborn. The party
consisted of the Misses Martha Hichborn, Marie
Williamson. Jessie Miller, Florence Farms
worth. Lerina Barber. Florence Wilson, Louise
Wainwright, Edith Woodward, Bessie Crow,
Emily Thomas, Martha Robinson. Helen Gill
kerson, Constance Adee, Lena Wilson, Mamie
Williamson, Flora Rees. Leila Peachy, Anna
Quackenbush and the Misses Allen OF the navy
yard.
In spite Of the Indictment weather on Tues
day evening quite a number of young folks
were present on the occasion Of the first hop
of the season given by Columbia Division, No.
3, u. X. Il. of Z. Among those present were
Col. q. j. l.. Foxwell. Lieut. Col. Harry Cog
gins and Adjt. o. L. Suess of the regimental
staff and Capt. A. Z. Columbus Of Washingto ton
Division. Capt. ". G. Lown and wife, Miss
Chipperlay OF New York, Mrs. Frye and Miss
Frye, Mr. and Mrs. Woodward and Miss
Suedez, Mr.. and Mrs. Mangum and Miss
Bache. Mr.. and Mrs. Payne. Dir. and Mrs j.
W. Rynex and Miss Dot Rynex, Mrs. and Miss
Turner, Misses Timmons and Murphy of
West Virginia. Misses Smell, Davidson,
Coppersmyth, Prodigy Lynch, buchanan, HUNT,
Cainfield, Voigt, Dalrymple. MacQuade. Ise-
man, Mastin. Hamilton. Fifer, Egloff and
Suess and Messrs. VIM johnson, Meyer, Vivin,
Trainor Byron, Hofmann. Voigt, Miller,
HUNT, Colman, Clarke, Crooke. Jasper Gal
way, Rodman, Davidson, Luttrell. Langley,
Kosafy, Ruppert, Dujies, Rhine and Lalley,
and Sir knights Lieut.. c. W. Davis, D. II.
Rynex, Hall, Camfield, Kendrick Springmann,
Delarue, Roberts. BAG Beth, Heisiey, Brooks, j.
Adams. ID. Adams. Thomas Garner Friesa