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

will not reveal until they have reached it. Thei,
future homo will be in Baltimore, where Mr..
Arrick will enter the employ Of o large corpora
ton. They will be settled in their new hom,
before the departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller 70,
their old home in indianapolis. Owing 10 az
out-of-town engagement the President will b.
deprived Of attending the wedding, greatly Il
his disappointment, but Mrs. Mckee will b.
present.
Mrs. and Miss Painter gave high tea yester
day afternoon to meet Miss Dawes and Mis-,
Marlowe
Mrs. Miller, widow Of the late Justice Miller
is still at the Arlington.
! Mrs. and Miss Malone arc at the Arlington
reception will be held at the Arlington Oh
Monday night, the first Of the series of pleas
ant things for next week, under the auspices OF
the Daughters Of the American Revolution
Mrs. Judge Putnam and Mrs. walworth Of New
York OF the national committee on the portrait
OF Mrs. Harrison to be in the Executive Man.
sion. assisted by Mrs. Cabell will be the re-
ceiving party. Mr.. Roessle gives the use OF
his parlors for the patrio tic cause.
One of the prettiest weddings that the vii
lage Of Herndon, Va, has ever seen was sol
emnized last Wednesday in the nuptials Of Miss
Ella Brady and Mr.. Madison Moss of Roanoke,
Va Before o'clock the Congregational
Church was filed with friends eagerly waiting
the coming Of the bride and groom. The pas
tor, Rev. DIR. Mason. performed the ceremony.
The bride was becomingly dressed in green
| cloth and carried La France and bride roses.
An informal reception Immediately followed
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brady,
where the friends invited to enjoy a
dainty repast. The bridal presents were nu-
merous and handsome. Mr.. and Mrs. Moss left
On the afternoon train for Roanoke, amid
| showers OF rice. Among the guests from
Washington were Mr.. and Mrs Edward Champ
lin and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirk,
Mrs. Landreau, Miss McCook and Miss Eliza
beth Mayse.
Gen. and Mrs. Greedy, in behalf of the Sons
Of the American Revolution, will receive the
ladies OF the Continental Congress of the
Daughters of the American Revolution at the
Arlington Hotel on the evening OF February 20,
and have invited the following to assist: Justice
and Mrs. Brown, Justice and Mrs. Brewer,
Justice and Mrs. Strong. Justice and Mrs. Field,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell, Senator and Mrs. Sherman,
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner Senator Dubois,
Senator and Mrs. Call, Senator and Mrs.
Proctor. Senator and Mrs. Frye, Senator and
Mrs. Vance, Senator and Mrs. Daniel, Senator
and Mrs. Dixon. Representative and Mrs.
Burrows. Representative and Mrs. Stone. Col
and Mrs. Parker, Gen. and Mrs. Breckenridge
Commander and Mrs. Dickins. Mr.. and Mrs A.
Howard Clark, Col. and Mrs. Greenleaf, Col.
and Mrs. Marshall Mcdonald, President and
Mrs. Gallaudet, DIR. and Mrs. Goode,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden,
DR.. and Mrs. Mackail, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Rath-
bone, Gen. and Mrs. VIM. Smith, Admiral Wor-
den, Admiral and Mrs. Jouett, Capt and Mrs.
Cowles, Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. Cox, Admiral
Phelps, Representative and Mrs. Rockwell, Rep
resentative and Mrs. ]. II. Walker, Representa-
tive and MrS W. c. P. Breckenridge, Represent
alive c. r. Breckinridge, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Douglass, Gen. and Mrs. Boynton Col. and
Miss Hosmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lipscombe
Awell attended and interesting meeting Of
the Excelsior Literary Club was held on Tues
day, February II, at the residence Of Mrs. H.
H. Martin, l25 street northeast, the author
under consideration being ". ID. Howells. The
meeting for February 81 will be with Mrs. H.
Naylor at 41s I'd street northwest, and the
monthly social on February 23, at the home Of
the vice president, Mrs. J. l.. McCreery. No.
1904 street southeast.
Harold G. Underwood, formerly of this CITY,
but now Of Milwaukee, Wis. with his wife and
son. is visiting his cousin, Mrs. A. C. Hunt 1446
Rhode Island avenue.
Wednesday Mrs. Walter Franklin Hewett gave
breakfast to n few friends in honor Of Mrs.
George W. Ward of Eldora, Iowa.
Mrs. J. S. Tomlinson of 93118 New York
avenue is visiting friends in Louisburg. N C.
Mrs. Mansfield gavea valentine party in honor
of Mr.. York Burgess on Tuesday at her resi-
dence, 2206 | street northwest. Among those
present were Mrs. S. f. Edwards. Misses Min
ME and Florence Burgess. Stella Matson. Sadie
Sweetman, Rosa and Nellie Edwards, Jennie
Thompson, Myra Waters and Annie MCGEE and
Messrs. Samuel E. Edwards, George Mansfield
York Burgess, Willice and Menzie Pitman.
George and William Shedd, George Daw,
William Edwards and others.
The February meeting Of the .'Deutsche
Lesekreis," which was held at the residence of
the Misses Ebert, the daughters Of Capt. Chas
Ebert No. 2lOS Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
was characterized by exceptional literary and
musical merit. The large company present
thoroughly enjoyed the program. the chief
feature of which was n carefully prepared essay
upon the life Of Theodore Koerner the poet
and patriot, by Capt. Ebert, who also gave a
short synopsis of the essay in English during
the latter part of the evening. The other num-
bers OF the program were also very interesting.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ebert, Mr.. W. H. Sheetz, Misses Alma,
Ottilie. Carlotta and Leonora Ebert. Mr.. Bon
arden, Mrs. Alex. Beall Mr. NJ. J. Tune Dr.
and Mrs. F. ID. Bishop. Miss Blanche c. Beall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Kaiser. Miss Emily
Proctor. Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Nailor. Mr.. A.
G.. Asdikian, DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Won Hartleben.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Gwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Michaegcn,
Mr.. Charles Bornarth, Mrs. VI. NJ. Armo-.
Miss :. NJ. Backafen, Mr.. Whitaker, Miss
Belle Huntingdon, New Jersey; Mr. Isaac
Brown, PENNSYLVANIA; DR.. Vim. h. Butler.
Miss Crosthwaite. Miss Seymour Mrs Rock
well. Mr.. c. W. Hancock. Miss X Hancock
Miss V. Hancock Miss Blanche Rueckert. Mrs.
DOdson. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Hazard, Mr.. II.
I. Reed, DR.. and Airs. Wrn. Daw. Mrs. G. w.
Morgan, Mir. and Mrs. WetZel. DR.. j. Z. Bliss
Miss Abbie johnson, Miss Clara Rosafy, Mr.
Crown. Mr.. W. l. Geare and Mr.. d. Skutsch
The members Of the Cosmopolitan Shakes
pearc Club gave a reception to their gentlemen
friends on ST. Valentine eve, February 49, at
the home of Miss Lorena Ambrose, It'll street
northwest The spacious rooms were prettily
decorated with pink. Each me, der wore some
decoration or symbol representing
favorite book poem. which the in
vited guests were asked to interpret.
From till 10 a fine collation. served in the
dining room, after which cards, half-heart
shape, with Shakespeare quotations thereon were
distributed, and, each lady read her half of
the quotation, the gentleman whose quotation
matched received from her dainty heart
shaped tablet with pencil attached. wherein
to write his Interpretation of the symbols worn
by the ladies. lively time ensued and at a
signal from the president the tablets were col
lected and two of the ladies appointed judges.
and cfter examination of these the name of
Mr.. Bean was announced having correctly
answered the largest number of books as
represented. and the prize, n paper knife was
presented him by the president, Mrs Enge
The following program then given:
Instrumental music by Miss Forster,
short humorous sketch Of the c. S. Club by the
secretary. Mrs. Patten: song by Miss I,orepo