Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

Leeds, Pipes, KingSbury, Loughran. Smith,
| Bishop. Herzog. Nessrs johnson. Moses. Stage.
Braunstein. Harr. Leeds. Ash. Paterson, Deane,
Wea yer, Taylor. McKelden. Poole. Shields and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. McKelden.
The Mistletoe Club gave a dance last night at
| the Lincoln. Among those present were Misses
/ Landau, Altimus, Householder, Osborn, Fam
| ME Weldon. Mary Forrest. Carrie Cowles,
| Florence Wollard Fiossie Giddings. Elizabeth
Weldon. Nellie Cowles. Sadie Williams, II.
/ Wells. A. Hall, l.. Brown. 7. Howard, Laura
Morgan. Lula Fech.ig. Lizzie Chapman. J.
/ WilliaT Rowlson. II. Davis, Mrs. John Lake,
/ Mrs. Wilmington and Mrs. Weldon, Messrs.
Dawson. KepLnger. Skinner. Forrest. Lamb,
Nelson. Poole. STEELE, Anderson. Broyler. Fred
Weldon. johnson. Lake. Weaver. Peter.
Marshall, Tonner, Dooley, Mount. Pennybaker.
Manning. Fahnestock, DIS. Townsend, Powell
and Middleton.
A few friends met at the residence of DIR.
Cora Bland. 1I21 10Th street northwest. on last
Thursday evening. the occasion being Mrs.
BANDS birthday. She was the recipient of
some very handsome presents. During the
evening light repast wds served. after which
RS. Bland. by request, gave a reading, Mrs.
Horte and Nirs. Crandall each a recitation and
a social chat ended the evening.
Among those present were DIR. and Mrs Alex.
Kent DIR. Lighthill. Col. and Mrs. Davidson.
Mrs. Hottie. Mrs. Crandsll, Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and
Adelaide johnson. Miss Maggie Davis, Mr.. H.
Mann. Mr.. l.. ii. Stabler.
The marriage of Miss Carrie ]. Kessler and
MIR. John s Hebbard took place last wednes-
day evening at o'clock at the residence of
the brides parents, so X street northeast, only
the family and relatives being present. Mr..
Geo. T.. Hebbard. brother of the groom, acted
as best man. After the ceremony a reception
was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Hebbard left for an
g rpIl will q IN
Sheridan avenue. Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles has as her
guest her cousin. Mrs. Charles Henry Fitch of
New York city. Mrs. Fitch is the daughter in
law of the late Jonas Fitch. a wealthy alderman
of Boston. and spends the summer season at
her beautiful country home that place.
Mrs. Charles. with her guest will be at home
informally on Thursday next.
The Rev. Lindsay Parker, rector of st. Peters
Church. Brooklyn. y. Y. is visiting Mrs. Isaac
Henderson at 1912 Rhode Island ayenue.
Mrs. Col. Wslcott viii give her last reception
and musicale tonight from TO IL pm.
Mrs. Everett Dudley Yerby's many friends
will be glad to learn she is recovering from
severe attack of rheumatic fever.
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt entertained the card
club OF which she is member last Thursday
evening. Progressive euchre was played, the
first prizes being won by Mr.. II. Long and Mrs.
Belt. The second. after a spirited contest, were
carried off by NJ. Manlis and Miss Annie Tur-
pin. Among those present were the Misses
Long. Lyles, Hennirg. Wilson, Collins. Davis,
and the Messrs. Z. |. Renick. c. T.. Belt. +.
Jennings. George E. Morse, Tom Mullett, r. T.
Taylor and ]. Fletcher.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Burroughs
on Capitol Hill was the scene of pleasant
gathering last Monday evening, the occasion
being the celebration OF their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary. The house was decorated
with palms and cut flowers and string orches-
ira furnished music for the evening.
Among those present We're: Or. Hannah Null
ford Mrs. joyce, Mrs. Woods. Mrs Lee, Miss
Lueils Burroughs. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Rev.
DIR. and Mrs. Chester. Mr.. and Mrs. Belt, 4lr.
ard Mrs Allen. DR.. and Mrs Mckim. Mrs. kel-
logg, Capt. and Mrs. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. Du-
rant, DIR. and Mrs. Dobson, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Otterback. Mr.. Kiser. Mr.. and Mrs. Garden.
The Daisy Chain Guild will hold spring
market in Metzerott Hall on April II. The re-
ceipts will go to further the financial success of
its darling project-the erection of a hospital
for contagious diseases. 1t VIII be a real mar
ket where the young members of the guild Will
sell vegetables, fruits, cheese, candies, refresh
ments and fancy articles. every portion OF which
IL is hoped will be donated. The market will
open at II o'clock and continue all the after
noon and evening. All members of the chain
are entitled to free admission and only a small
fee will be asked of the public. Small gifts
just as acceptable as large ones. whether they
be in money or IN produce, and everybody who
wish to contribute requested to send their
names to Mrs Archibald Hopkins, 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue. After market hours in the
evening there will be exhibitions of fancy dane
ing and general dancing for the pleasure of
1t. and this most unique entertainment
will wind up in a blaze of glory. 1t is the desire
of Mrs. Hopkins and the guild that the public
by assisting the market inGorse what the little
folks are doing in the way of providing hos
pital for contagious diseases. Thousands
of people are interested deeply and no mat
ter how small the contribution it will
be gladly received. Yesterday the guild fund
was $4,000 Today it is S5,5I5. Col. and Mrs.
John Hay sent check for $500 and Mrs.
Leland Stanford has given $50 to buy fruit for
a table and has promised to repurchase the
same. The following ladies' will be III charge of
the market with Mrs. Hopkins: Mrs. Bissell,
Mrs. Hit, Mrs. James Wadsw orth. MIS-. William
ID. Cabeil, Mrs. Del Monte. Mrs. L. u. VI. Ma
son, Miss Herbert. Mrs. Gordon Cumming,
Mrs. Folsom. Mrs. q. L. Bradley. Mrs. Bugher,
Mrs. A. c. Tyler and Miss Newlands.
Mr.. Willard j. Moore of Washington and Miss
Jessie A. Clock os Islip. IL. were married at
the home of the brides father by the Rev.
David NcMallen in the presence of their many
relatives and friends. The house IVES a VERT
able bower of palms, cut flowers and ever
greens. The ushers we're Mr.. Herbert Gibbs of
Washington and MIR. Willard Clock
brother of the bride The maid of honor
was little Blanche Davenport, the brides niece.
The bride. who il one of the most popular
young ladies of Long Island. tastefulIy
gowned in white benSa.ine trimmed with
duchess lace. She wore diamond brooch
tulle veil and lilies OF the valley. The presents
were numerous and elegant After congratu-
lations a collation. was served to the numerous
guests. after which Mr. and Mrs. Moore left FOR
their wedding journey. After April 20 they
will be at the tredOnia in this city.
Tine Chinese minister, Mr.. Tsui, has kindly
placed his legation at the service OF the ladies
interested in the Home for Incurables who
will give musicale in the commodious quar-
tiers opposite Dupont Circle about the goth
instant and the minister. with his secretary,
will assist Mrs. sydney Everett and Miss Voor-
bees in receiving. Due notice will be given in
The STAR of the date of the entertainment,
and tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Everett
or Miss Voorhees,.
One of the most admirably located and de-
lightful places to spend few days sport and
recreation is that of the shooting box of the
Gabriel Ducking and Gun Club, wild Rose
Lodge" a short distance from Annapolis on
the South river, bordering ON Chesapeake bav.
The early part of the week found sir. and Mrs.
John Floyd waggaman and family is their
custom frequently, and several friends quar-
tered there and several days were spent most
delightfully."-. With steam yacht, sail
boats and row boats and salt and