Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-02

Miss BERTHE Bailey. Miss Louisa Lowell. Miss
Bessie Jacobs and Mrs. Jennie Brown. Mr..
Jss, Webb was master Of ceremonies assisted BY
Mr.. Warren Parsons and Mr.. Archibald Upper
man. The fancy table was in charge of Mrs
Jennie Brown, Mrs. H c. Hamilton, Mrs Chas
H. Merrill, Miss Kate Curry and Miss Emma
Szemelenyi
The bargain table was in charge OF Miss Ida
Gould, Miss Matte Gould. Miss Carrie Jordan
and Misses Lucy and George Moves
The flower table in the hall was N charge OF
Miss BERTHE Bailey, Miss Hattie Case and Miss
Ida Curry.
The candy table was in charge Of Miss Bessie
Jacobs, Miss Mabel Baker and Miss Gertie Mer-
riu.
The cake table Was in charge Of Mrs George
| Wright, Mrs. John Anderson, Miss isabelle
Jordan, Miss Jessie Campbell. Miss Peters
Miss Scrivner, Miss retrey, Miss Rena Bailey
Misses Annie and Jennie Manning. Miss Bal
comb. Miss Pierce and Mrs. Thompson.
The oyster table was in charge Of Mrs Gould
and Miss Lizzie HiIs
The coffee was presided over by Mrs. r. T.
Williams and Miss Ray Elliott
Bouillon was served by Miss Alice Chandler
The salad table was in charge of Mrs. Peter
Auer, Mrs. Ysntis and Miss Annie nchenor
The tea table Was in charge Of Miss Mary
Smith, Miss Nellie Matthews and Miss Minnie
Curry.
Lemonade was served by Miss Emma Curry,
] II.
Marian Dimmick.
In the famous ring-cake contest Mr.. II. f.
Williams became the fortunate possessor of the
| ring.
Mrs. Lemuel Clute and her son, Monroe, OF
Michigan, are visiting her brothers family,
Donald and Mrs. MacPherson, at 222s 18th
street northwest, and expect to remain in the
city some time.
Mrs. Chas. W. Needham, 1907 street north
west. will not receive on Friday Of this week
The first annual ball of the Capital Yacht
Club will be given Tuesday evening, February
Z, at the Builders Exchange Hall.
Mrs. ". ". Dudley will not receive on to-
morrow, but will 30 SO on the Friday follow
ing, as usual
The psrlors of Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Mcmahon.
1888 9Th street southeast. were filed Thursday
evening. the occasion being a masque surprise
party rendered their daughter, Miss Ella. by her
friends. The evening spent in games.
dancing, vocal and instrumental music after
which all repaired 10 the dining room. where a
sumptuous repast awaited them. Among those
present were: Miss Fannie Allen as Martha
Washington" Miss Lizzie simmons. Little
Red Riding Hood" Miss Kate Curran. Might;
Miss Jennie Maloney. "Tambourine Girl:' Miss
Stella Bolts. "Gipsy:" Miss Flora Forrest yum
Yum Miss May Tolson, Tommy Tucker
| Mrs. f. A. Tolson, Ghost" Marguerite Toll
Girl" Miss Alice Mcintyre, Josephine Miss
Kate Dolan, Cleopatra" Miss DAISY Smith.
''Oid Maid Miss Minnie Palmer. Quaker
Miss Susie Becker. "Topsy;" Miss NJ German
and Miss Ella Mcmahon; Mr.. VIM. Mcknight.
belle of the Season." Mr.. Charles Platz, Irish
Washerwoman;" Mr.. William Mcmahon, Uncle
Remus;" Mr.. Fred Tolson. ''Chinaman:' Mr.
Morsen Tolson, Policeman Mr. Ed Nc
Mahon, Zone of the Johns" Mr. f. Tolson,
The Other john" Mr.. Leon Forrest, George
Washington" Mr.. Joseph Mcmahon. Maid Of
Honor Mr.. Charles Mcmahon, sailor" Mr..
Harry Tolson. Prince Of Wales Mr.. II.
Carroll, 'Bootblack' Mr.. John J. Dolan
"Romeo;" Mr.. George King, ''Clown, and Mr..
A. Walker, Baker"
Mr. Jacob G. Hutchins of the pension Office
and Miss Mamie f. Downing teacher in the
public schools, were married at Zion Baptist
Church, on street between 81 and as south
west, last evening at 7:30 o'clock. President
Rankin Of the Howard University performing
the ceremony. Miss Sadie Gaskins was first
bridesmaid and Miss Jennie Bowling second.
The two Misses Bowling, sisters of the bride,
were maids of honor. Mr.. John Outlaw was the
grooms best man. and Messrs. y. A. Baker.
Willis Madden. A. s. Howard and G. w. Cook
were the ushers. The bride was escorted by
her father to the altar where they were met by
the groom. Rev. VIM. Howard. pastor OF the
church, offered PRAYER, after which President
Rankin performed the ceremony. The bride
and groom, followed by number of invited
guests, returned TO the residence OF her parents,
No. 722 Sd street, where a reception was held.
The bride and groom were the recipients Of
many presents. among them set Of fine deco
rated china ware Of ffty-four pieces from the
employees Of the pension Office. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchns will be at home Friday from 5 to 8
pm. at their new home $3.50 9th street
Mrs. Lewis Clephane has cards out for a 5
| O'Clock tea for young people for Wednesday,
February 8, TO meet Miss Tinker Of Brooklyn.
Friends Literary and Social Club met last
evening at Morris Thorne's, 1907 9th street
northwest. The next meeting will be at ID. H.
Kent's, ISIS 18th street northwest, on Wednes-
| day evening. February Is.
Mrs.. and the Misses Laskey will be at home
to their friends informally on Sunday afternoons
in February.
Mrs. W. W. Flemming has issued cards for a
reception at Normandie Hotel Friday, February
3, from A TO 6, followed by dinner.
Mrs. Edgar Allan of 1901 18th street will re-
ceive tomorrow until O'Clock.
Mrs. W. r. Morrison, Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs
Fithian of Illinois, Mrs Tarsney and Mrs.
Dockery of Missouri, Mrs. Savers of Texas and
Mrs. Geary of California will hold their last
formal reception at Wizards Friday, Feb
ruary 3.
An enjoyable entertainment was given last
evening at billiards Hall by the Misses Hairless
ton Tor the benefit of the poor. There was
music furnished by tine Messrs Maderts, Lewis,
DeLand and Moran. The dancing was kept up
until a late hour. The contributions of gro
ceries. being the proceeds Of the entertainment,
were delivered this morning to the station in
that precinct.
Mrs +. c. Ainsworth will be at home Fridays
in February at the Concord, New Hampshire
avenue and 18th street.