Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

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Mrs. s. s. Cox has arrived in the city,
and will occupy her delightful residence
on New Hampshire avenue for the season
Mrs. Cox is accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Hardenburgh, of New York, who will
remain with her for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby s. Noyes. Mrs. Maud
Noyes Hall. Miss Noyes and Mr.. Tom
Noyes have come to the city from Mr..
Noyes' country place. ALTON Farm" and are
CHARTERED at Wizards for the season. Mrs
Hall. who has been spending the summer
with her parents, expects to return to her
California home some time In January.
Miss Elizabeth Bryant Johnston returned
from New York Friday. but left the same
evening for Cincinnati. where she Joined
her niece. Miss Marie Decca, who has been
singing there. Miss Johnston read several
times in, New York, from her own dialect
stories. and met with a fattering reception.
Miss Edith Merriield OF the Kee Mar
College is spending the holidays with her
aunt, Mrs. 8. L. Bliss. No. 1912 14th street.
Mrs. BENJAMIN f. Leighton will, after
New Year. be at home on Mondays,
throughout the season, at her residence,
Jos Massachusetts, avenue, Capitol Hill
This hospitable home has been closed dur
ing the past two years. as the family has
been in mourning. Mrs. Leighton gave q
most delightful breakfast last week; COW
ers were laid for twenty-five guests. Prof
Grey Of Harvard University has been, the
guest OF Judge Leighton during the past
week.
Miss Belle Willett and Miss Sally Cox
were among the pretty debutantes who
made their first appearance Thursday night
at the Georgetown Assembly. The former
wore simple and sweet debutante gown
OF white organdie. made with a profusion
OF rufdes and a eorsage knot of white satin.
Miss Cox was charming in a gown of white
crepe and pink ribbons.
The Non-Secret Social Club held a largely
attended meeting at their hall, 5l4 9th street
orthwest, On Thursday evening and fur
Hisheo thelr guests an evening of rare en-
Joymeht After the regular order OF BUSH
ness had been transacted, the COMMITTEES
on entertainment took charge and the fol-
lowing program was given: Instrument tai
solo. Miss Gladys Thompson; Push Dem
LIQUIDS Away, Miss Magdalene Turnburke;
Fraternity and Sociability," the motto OF
the club, by Z. C. Palmer: Mobile Buck"
dance. Miss Magdalene Turnburxe: comic
mpon9logue, Victor L. Poesche; Song That
reached My Heart" ID. l.. Chayes: recits-
ton. X. A. Dinsmore; recitat,on. II j.
S1reenhood The Capital Mandolin and Gut
Jar Club then rendered several very fine
pieess OF music, after which the club en-
Joyed Virginia reel
Miss Marie Brandes ia visiting her n.r
ents. Captain and Mrs. Frederick Brande.
OF NO. luSl 9th street northeast
A very pretty wedding took Mace at
the residence of DR.. and Mrs Pomeroy s,o
street. ON Tuesday evening at q o.ciock
Inc contracting parties were Mr. p. W.
siiobon OF Philadelphia and Miss Nav p.
Pomeroy Of Washington. The Ceremony WE
performed by Rev. DR.. S. M. Newman
Miss Edith Dutton, niece Of the groom
acted as maid Of honor
among the guests were Mrs. Gibbon of
Philadelphia, mother Of the groom: DR.. n
Willis Pomeroy, Miss ]. NJ. Pomeroy. Miss
Mabel Coleman. Mr.. F. Fishback, DR.. and
MIS- w. II. Heron. Mr. Morris Perley, Mrs
Tisdel and sons. Miss. NJ Purdy, Mr.. and
MIS- Will Shafer Of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs
Warren. Mrs. Sallie Shreve, Miss Kitty Don.
ovan. Miss E. Myers. Miss NJ Drown, Miss
Mamie Withers. Mr.. Leroy Cough. Mr.
McMichAel. Mr.. Charles Rose, the Misses
Rose, Miss NJ. Wynkoop. Mr. and Mrs. Tan
and daughter. Mr.. r. Gudgin, Mrs. ]. b.
Thompson and daughters. Mr. and Mrs
SCHUYLER. Miss J. E. Gudgin. Miss May
Gudgin. Mr.. Arthur Rose, Mrs Merrilett
and daughters. Mrs. r. McClelland. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. r. Rose.
The Travel Club will begin its Journeys
Monday night at the Strathmore Arms
1l0i K street. The Rev. Mr.. Emerson will
tel what he knows OF the history Of Ha-
wall.
Mrs. c. B. Graham and daughters have
returned from their Virginia home and are
located at 1905 H street.
Miss Fannie McCabe has issued cards for
pink tea, to be given Tuesday. Miss Kate
Mcnamara and Miss Mcknight will assis,
Miss McCabe in receiving. ssd ~;
Miss Roberta X. Elliot. daughter OF The
late r. X. Elliot of Hyattsviile, Nd, is win
ming high university honors. Having matric-
ulated at the Dublin University, Ireland
Miss Elliot recently passed her first arts
examination there with an average stand
ing of seven-eighths in all the subjects for
examination. Miss EIliots many friends In
Washington city and those OF her child.
hoods home in Hyattsville, Nd, are Justly
proud OF her as representative American
girl.
The Unity Club met on Wednesday, De-
cember IL, at the residence Of Mrs M ID.
Lincoln, No. 1910 X street, and filled to
overlooking the large parlors and halls
The meeting opened with a mandolin and
piano duet by Misses Ida Jacobson and Lulu
McCreery, after which Gen. Horatio Kins
gave a most entertaining essay entitled
Anecdotes" being a series OF jokes and
anecdotes OF noted people handed down
from forty or more years ago to the present
day, some of which the speaker styled
chestnuts," but all of which ELECTED laugh
ter and applause from the audience present
Mr.. Saml Jacobson added a few to the lis,
after the speaker had finished. The mex,
number on the program was a piano solo
ollie Waltzes." by Miss ELLA Stehle: recita.
ton, The Ballad of Cassandra Brown" b,
Miss Jennie Thompson; song, Answer" by
Miss Mattye Wade; accompanied, Miss Luil
Facius: and. in response to an encore
Little Doris" Reading by DIR. Thomas
Robinson; song. your Kiss" by Mrs Clare
| Bell Brown; recitation, ''Emigrants," By
Mrs. Haywood: mandolin and piano duet
The hooking Bird" by Misses Ida Jacob
| son and Lulu McCreery: reading OF two
| poems. "A November Evening and Fare
well to the White CITY," by DIR. l.. r.
Klemm. the president of the club. which con
| cluded the program. Among those pressn
| were Judge o. n. Riley. Gen. Horatio King
DR.. Thomas Robinson. Miss Lulu Facius
s. H. Jacobson. Henry Jacobson, Misse,
| Lorraine +. McCreery. Ida Jacobson, Mrs
Clara Bell Brown. NJ. c. Hooker. Mrs. r
c. Brown. ]. X. Miller. Lorick Pierce
| Misses Mary and Ella Stehle. DR.. and Mrs.
| Lighthill. Mrs. Mitchell Of Minneapolis Mr.
and Mrs. E. s. Clark. Mrs. Col. Waicott
| Miss Morgan, Mfss Baanche q. r. walcots
Lewis Jordan and wife. Mrs. ana Miss Hud
| dleson. Lottie E. Sweet. Mr.. and Mrs. .
d. Lincoln. Mrs. r. A. Phillips, Mr.. r. A
| Phillips, Mrs. and Miss Reieart, Mr.. an,