Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-02
Armstrong, Mr.. Seymour Cunningham, Miss
katherine Riggs, Mr.. Victor Kauffmsun and Mr..

Wyctns
DR.. and Mrs. Pope have cards out for two
musical evenings-wednesday, March 9, and
| Thursday, March l0-at 7:45 O'CLOCK. A differ
| ent company of their friends Ia asked Cor each
| OF these events.
Secretary and Mrs. Elkins and Miss Elkins
enter tanned company Of young people at din
| ner last night The table was decked with
daffodils. The guests were Miss Condit Smith,
Miss Batcheller, Miss Grace Davis, Miss Rusk.
Miss Proctor, Capt and Mrs. Buchanan Mr.
and Mrs J. Stanley Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs George Bloomer, Mr.. Claparede and
Mr.. George OF the Swiss legation Baron Beck
Friis, Mr.: Jack Biddle, Mr.. j. b Henderson. IT,,
and Mr.. Lee Phillips
| Mrs. Senator Gibson will receive informally
at the Cochran tomorrow afternoon after
| o'clock.
| Mr. Turstall Smith of Baltimore and Miss
| Josephine Fairfax were married Yesterday at
| st. Pauls p. E. Church in the presence Of a
| few friends and relatives. The bride is the
daughter OF DR.. John Contee Fairfax Of Prince
Georges county, Md, who is the present Lord
Fairfax. eighteenth Baron Cameron. DIR. and
Mrs John Contee Fairfax the brides parents;
Col and Mrs. Marshall Of Baltimore Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Carey, Mrs. Burton Harrison
were among those present. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
went south for q wedding trip.
The marriage Of Miss Harriet Fox 10 Mr..
Stephen Prescott Wright at Street Baptist
| Suuicu yesterday AFTERNOON at 0:SU o CLOCK
filled the church with their friends. Miss Fox
was the daughter of Maj o. C. Fox Of Linden
| Nd. and Mr.. Wright is the son Of MIR. W. W.
| Wright, president of the Northwest Bank. The
| chancel was handsomely decorated with plants
| and foliage. Prof. Gloetzner played the
| ''Lohengrin" march as the wedding party pro-
ceeded mp the aisle. The ushers were Messrs.
| George L. Parks. Asaph Hall, IT., Walter T.
Wright and William W. Wright. jr., the latter
two being brothers Of the groom: The eere-
mony was performed by the Rev. J. j. Muir,
| the pastor OF the church. The bride was given
| away by her father. She carried bouquet of
| lilies of the valley and the boutonniere worn by
| each usher was the same flower. She Was
dressed in light French gray broadclotb,
| trimmed with bengaline and feather trimming
| with a becoming hat that matched the dress
| Souvenirs given by the bride to the ushers were
! lovers knot pins worn on the neckties. Mr..
and Mrs. Wright left Immediately on an ex-
tended southern trip. On their return a
a reception will be held at the residence
OF the brides parents, Linden, March %.
After April they will be at home at No. 1902 r
street.
Miss Myra Swift of 214 4th street southeast
has as her guests Mrs. Eugene Pocock and
| Miss Sallie Jessop of Sweet Air. Md.
Mrs. Butterworth was summoned to Harris
| burg Monday morning by the sad intelligence
of the sudden death of her brother VIM. Seller
Mrs. Howe accompanied her.
! The gentlemen of the Nomad Cycle Club we're
| handsomely entertained Monday evening by
| the Young lady members at the home of Mrs.
| VIM L. Robertson. The occasion was leap
year party given by the young ladies and was
very enjoyable affair Dancing with an inter
| mission for supper, was the order of the even
| ing. After supper speeches were made by Mr..
! Guzman, the president, followed by Miss At
| Lee and Mr. Bowen novel feature Of the
entertainment was the pretty and unique favors
at each plate, got up by the young ladies.
| Among those present we're MIR. and Mrs.
| Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. p Libbey Misses
Morris, Robertson, Russell, Finney, Mae At Lee,
| Fanny At Lee, Busey, Wiley, French. Martin.
| Phillips, Huntington and Messrs. Thayer,
Bowen. Davidson, Guzman, Babb, Gen. Wash
| burn, Terry, Sando, Bromweil and Guy Collins.
On Monday night congratulatory happy
crowd assembled at 71S goth street to assist in
celebration of the twenty-ffth anniversary of
the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip McKim.
| Dancing was enjoyed and an elegant collation.
| Was served during the evening. When the
| guests prepared to depart the arrival of a great
! omnibus was announced and all were conveyed
to their homes. Among those present were
Miss Jennie Mckim, Miss Lucy McKim. MIR. A..
| L. Lowe, Mr.. T. W. Duvall, Mr.. A. J. Cox. Mr..
| VIM. Tappan. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson. Miss
| Lynch. Mr.. Fleishel, Miss Coleman, Miss Arth,
Miss Hunt Miss Brown, Miss Duly, Mr.. Theo.
| Duva1l, MIR. Geo. Won Dachenhausen, MIR.
| Philip NJ. NIcKim, Miss Kensinger, Miss Donald
I
Tappan, Miss Nellie Laporte. the Misses Sally,
Miss Marion, Miss shepherd, Mr.. Semmes. Mr..
Craig. Mr. Lacey, Mr.. Brandenberg, Mr.. jack
son, Nr. Stubs. Mr.. Gawler, Mr.. Willie McKim
and Mr.. Holdridge.
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Esther, 1895
31st street northwest. was the scene of pleas
| ant surprise party last evening. given BY the
children and grandchildren of Mrs Estler in
celebration Of the sixtieth anniversary Of her
birthday. During the course OF the evening s
| enjoyment Mrs. Estler made the recipient
| OF a black silk dress and other presents. Many
! friends attended
| Senator and Mrs Mitchell have issued cards
announcing the marriage of their daughter,
Matte Elizabeth, to the Duke de La Rochefou-
| cauld in Paris February IL.
The marriage of Mr.. A. Davis, jr., of this city
| and Miss Grace A. Fields of Virginia took place
at the residence of the bride paren is at Spring
field farm. Alexandria county, yesterday after
| noon at o'clock. The ceremony was per-
! formed by the Rev. DR.. ID. L. Rathburn of Falls
| Church and witnessed only by the imme-
diate families of the bride and groom. Mr. and
Mrs. Davis passed through the city on their
| way TO the east and were met at the depot by a
number of their friends.
| The leap year cotillion given last evening by
Mrs. Mannix at the Center House, marine
barracks. was most enjoyable affair. 1t was
| led by Mr.. Wilton Lambert who introduced
| many new and beautiful figures. The large
parlors were cleared OF the furniture and
the rooms were beautifully ornamented with
Chinese and japanese decorations brought
| from the east by Capt and Mrs. Mannix. The
| favor table was presided over by Mrf. Col. Hey
| wood. The dance continued till 1l:30 O'Clock,
| when supper served. Amoug the
! guests were Miss Wilson, the Misses Skier
| rett. the Misses Meade, Miss Herbert,
| Miss Noyes. the Misses Allen, Miss German,
Miss Boutelle, Miss Miller. Miss Williams, Miss
Roberts, Miss Patterson, Miss Stellwag. Miss
| Stckney, Miss Mannix. the Misses Keim,
Messrs Lambert, Burrit, Scott, Mcpherson.
| McEihone, Stanley Smith, Brown, Cook Cillev.
Simms, Davis, King. Durant, Frye, Addison,
Tyler, Little, Waters, Beaman, Skerritt. Lieuts
| Long, Dutton, Lowndes, Col and Mrs. Hey
! wood, Col. Herbert of Alabama and Mrs. NJ. II.
4 Stevens and Mrs. Edward Stevens.
| Quite a party from Hyattsville last evening
enjoyed ''The Old Homestead at Albaughs
| In the party were DR.. and Mrs. Joseph II.
| Owens, DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wells, Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. h. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs Rex Smith,
\ Mrs. Frederick A. Holden, Mrs. Lewis Holden,
! Miss Fuller, Miss Owens, Mr.. Ford Coombs,
| Mr.. Edward Fuller, Mr.. Archie Wells, Mr.. Jno.
| Holden, Mr.. Henry Morrison, MIR. Howard Mo-
| ran. Mr.. Heber Newton Webb and Mr. Alfred
Wells
A pleasant party gathered last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Major, 918 r
street. Among those present were the Misses
Smith, Misses III. Dutton NJ. Crown, A. Dean
A. Locrsft and Mrs. Dutton, Mcssrs Chas.
Yeager, E. Smith, B. Locraft, ]. Dean +. Lo-
craft and r. II. Hall. The evening was en-
| livened by music and Uamas The II rat ,,ri 20