Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-18

Robinson, Capt. and Mrs Edwin NJ Truell. Mrs.
SNOW, Miss Helen Snow. Mr.. Philip Snow, Mrs
A. Il. Beall, Blanche Carroll Beall Miss Mary
l. kingsold, Mrs. ]. r. Bangs, Miss Amy C.
ieavitt Mrs: j. R Rose, H. ". Messe. of Bos-
ton, Mr. E. r. Fsirchild, Mrs. Gertrude Fair
child. Mr.. NJ. z. Lippitt. Mrs. W. W. Varney.
Mrs. N. c. Stephenson, katherine G. Parsons
Mrs. Stricken. Mrs. Hort. Major and Mrs F. l.
Willis. j. H. Whitaker and Mr.. sperry
The ladies Of the Metropolitan Methods,
Episcopal Church will give Martha Washing
ton tea IN costume at the home of Mrs. A. P.
Lacey, 1915 Clifton street. Wednesday evening,
February g. Mrs. Sites will give a talk on the
mission work in Foochow, China
Mrs. Francis B., widow of the late Gen.
Spinola. is guest Of the Arlington, where she
will be pleased to see her friends for about ten
| days, as she intends resuming here Journey to
the south before the Inauguration
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson and Senator and
Mrs. Mcmillan will give dinner parties tonight.
The young ladies Of the normal class of 1891
will hold their annual reception at Miss Dur
hams residence, 1888 9th street northwest.
Wednesday, February %, 1893, from 7:30 to II
o'clock.
Mrs. William Anthony Wayne left for Ala
bsma last night with the remains of her aunt.
| t. whom she has been q devoted nurse for
n,lrly five months.
| Miss Lille May Anderson and Mr. W. r.
Peters, young business man of York, Pa.
were married on Wednesday evening last at the
residence Of Mr.. William Anderson, AGA F
| street southwest Rev. c. c. Meador perfor med
the ceremony. The ushers were Messrs. H. NJ
Miller and A. E. Mclean Of York, DR.. J. s. Leib
OF Baltimore and Mr.. r. l.. Mann OF Washington
Miss Minnie Anderson maid of honor and
Miss Fannie James was bridesmaid. The bride
wore white bengaline and lace with diamond
ornaments. the groom's gift and carried bou-
quet of brides roses The bridesmaids wore
white silk and carried bouquets of la France
roses. The couple were the recipients of many
valuable and handsome gifts
Among the many guests present we're Mr.
and Mrs. W. Ernest Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l.. Anderson, Mrs. Webb of Baltimore. Mr.
Geo. W. Leesnitzer and family. Mrs Savers.
Mrs. Messer, Mr. J. p Lucas and family, Miss
Vaneaut Of Annapolis, Mr. and Mrs. l. p
Eppesheimer Of Philadelphia, Mr.. end Mrs
Granville Hunt, Mrs. Chas. r. Vernon Misses
De Grummond. Miss Miller, Miss Clear, Mr..
and Miss I.arcombe. Mr.. Beck Of York, Misses
Rush, Miss O'Brien and niece. Misses
Dunn, Mrs. Tune and daughter,
Miss Wall. Miss Lamb. Mr. and Mrs.
Bennett, Mrs. Robt. Yeatman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Law, Mr.: Byron, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Mattingly. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bowling, Mr.
and Miss Bowling, Mrs. J. NJ. Roux, Mr.. and
Mrs. James and the Misses James, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Rose, jr., Misses Behrens, Mr.. Prel-
Ter, Mr.. and Miss Phelps, Mrs. and Miss Clark.
Mr.. Ernest Daniels and Mrs. and Miss Redding
After the reception Mr.. ana Mrs. Peters left for
York. their future home.
Miss Mary E. Coursey and sister entertained
number of friends at their home 459 street
southwest, Tuesday evening last. Among those
present we're the Misses NJ. Hurley, l.. Murphy,
NJ. McNerney. X. Ryan, A. Dwyer, B. McNulty
c. Moing, Messrs. E. Watson, j. Kehl, X.
Brown. J. McNerney, ]. Lash, G. Smith. L.
Bradley and j. Feersinger.
The dance given by Mr.. Dick Bennett in
honor of the Metropolitan Club was a great
success. The spacious parlors we're decorated
with smilax and palms, while pyramid of Gala
lilies adorned the table in the dining ROOM
Mrs. Bennett. assisted by her daughters re-
ceived the guests, gowned in a rich black bro
cade. Those present were the Misses Belle Hunter,
Marie c. McKelden. Maude DeWitte Allen Grace
Bennett, May Whitney Welmott. MAXWELL
Ellersle. Macdonald. Gordon, Temple King
Began, Parker, Townsend. Miller, Steele, Mason,
Lenox, Culbertson. Willoughby, and Messrs
Chandler. Alice, Bennett, GRAY, Barrenger,
Dale, Hunter. Lenox. Cockrell, Thornton.
Dempsey, King, Graham, Hewett, Addison
Foster. Smith. Blair, Lattimer. Dawes, Ray
mond and Gordon.
very interesting masquerade party was
held last night at the residence of MIR. II. B.
Lem, No. IL p street northeast by the George
town Pleasure Club. Masks were removed at
10 O'Clock. after which refreshments were
served and the rest Of the evening spent in
games &c. The guests were as follows Mr. H.
B. Lem. Mr.. Vim. Steifel, Mr.. Oscar Steidel
and brother, Mr.. Louis Bauman, Mr. Fritz
Keller, Mr.. l.. Buehler, Mr.. and Mrs Winkler,
Miss Daisy Wihkler, Mr.. David Saunders. Mr.
VIM. Browning, Mr.. Geo. Salowskie. Miss Ellis
Robinson. Mr.. August Koch, Finkie Knuder
and Ben Lain.
by the kind permission of Mrs Senator Wash
burn, who has offered her house for the occa-
sion. the young ladies composing the library
committee of the Auxiliary Aid of the Young
Woman's Christian Home have issued cards of
invitation TO book tea at Pill Massachusetts
avenue on next Monday afternoon, February
~, from to 6. There will be no admission
fee nor any articles for sale. bnt each guest is
requested TO bring bound volume Of standard
poetry. history, biography or fiction. This
kind Of entertainment. although new to Wash
ington, has been tried with Success in other
places and the young ladies hore by this means
to add considerable number Of volumes to the
library of the home.
Mrs. Lottie j. Condron .of SIS 9th street
northwest, with her little daughter Gertrude.
left for the west Wednesday Her husband
Mr.. John l.. Condron formerly of Washington.
having established himself in Chicago. their
future home will be i'll that city.
Miss Irene Gorham of Bridgeport. Conn, is
visiting the Misses shotweu of 600 2lst street
northwest.
Representative and Mrs. George Huff left this
morning in their private car for St. Augustine
and Jacksonville The party Mr.. and Mrs.
HUFF and Mr.. Huff. jr., Joseph n. Dolph. Mr.,
Mrs. and Miss Coils. Miss Dalzeil, Miss Car
penter, Miss Smith and Miss Moore.
Mrs. Dieudonne will not receive on MONDAYS
in Lent and, account of ll-health has been
Obliged to cancel NIL social engagements.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bell we're at home to
their friends last Thursday evening. when music
and dancing were the features of the evenings
enjoyment All the quests joined in a Virginia
reel before separating.
Among those present were Mr. aud Mrs Jas
Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. John Neumeyer, ST.. Mr..
and Mrs Chas. Burkes, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Free
man and the Misses. Mary and MAJ Carroll, Nav
and Gertie Bell. A. Freeman. Il. Neumevcr f.
Griffin, c. Maxwell. G. Moher. NJ Wenzel. NJ.
Neumeyer, A. Burke, b. Carroll, H. Courtney,
H. Young: II. Wills and the Messrs. Jas.
and William Bell, J. Emmert.
K. Lavender, F. Snyder, A. Griffin. II. John
sen, j. Nolan, II. Donath. II. Sauter, D. Moran
Il. and II. Meadert, A. Lewis, l.. Delane, r.
Maxwell. J. Dom, r. Neumeyer p. Sullivan.
b. +. Mcfarland, W. Burke, F. Prinzhorn, C.
Purcell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Robinson (nee
Bancroft will be pleased to meet their