Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

Chadtel. Bond. Mcwhorter, Kearney, Simmons
Levi. Phillips, Fox, the Misses Reeves and tn.
Misses Hines. Messrs. Carey Kohr. Cruitt. Fal
cOner. Fi-her. Farlee. FoSl-r, Gilbert, Wood
warI. McWhorter. Harry and Will Ridgely anC
Harry and Albert Hodes.
The friends OF Miss Emily Key Cammack will
be sorry to learn that she has been very il
during the past week.
Mrs Representative Harmer and Mrs. Rec
side will hold their first reception Monday
next and will be assisted by Mrs. Representa-
tive Clark of Alabama. Mrs. Pugh, Miss Miller
Miss Case, Miss Whitman and Miss Swope.
Mrs. Chas. Hanback,. whose critical illness
has occasioned much alarm among her friends
Is slowly convslescing.
Capt. H Van Zandt and family have LEFT
| Corcoran street and at the Harrison fol
! the winter. Mrs. y. II. Van Zandt and the
Misses Van Zandt will receive on MONDAYS in
| February at the Harrison, corner Sd and G
streets.
Mrs Coston is at the Elsmere for the winter
Countess Esterhazy is neither receiving nor
going into society this season owing to the
recent death of her sisters husband, Lieut.. T..
| Dix Bodies. Mrs. Bolles Is with her mother and
sister at 1901 street.
| The engagement is announced of Miss Mamie
Wolfe. daughter of Mr.. willard A. Wolfe, to
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| The friends Of Mrs. William r. Hodges will
be sorry to hear she i, still unable to be out.
The Osceola Club will give a dancing recep-
| ton at Concordia Hall Monday, January l6,
/ 1893.
| The wife OF DIR. Florence Donohue will be at
home on Mondays during the season.
| On Monday from to DR.. Chas. A. Stakely
and Mrs. Stakely, 1414 10th street. will receive
the members of the First Baptist Church and
congregation, assisted by the wives of the dea-
cons of the church, Mrs. d.. John W. Clarke,
| Mrs. Edgar Speiden, Mrs. Prof. Otis T. Mason,
| Mrs DR.. George c. Samson, Mrs. Prof. A. p.
Montague Mrs. Robert II. Martin
Mr.. J. II. Burley given a surprise party
at his home on Massachusetts, avenue last night
TO congratulate him on his twentieth birthday.
Dancing and games were the features of the
evening. and a bountiful supply of refresh
ments were served. Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Nc
Mahon, Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Kiriin, Mr.. Sweeney,
Mr.. VI. Bouser, Mr.. Frizzel. Mr.. J. Quill, Mr..
L. Bouser, Miss Sweeney, Misses Josie Nc
Mahon. Jennie Hurley, Maggie Mcmahon,
Maggie Myers, Eta Dowden, Mamie Myers
Messrs. j. II. Hurley, Charles Mcclure, ". ].
Quinlan. f. C. Burg. Charles Danforth, George
A. Beamer, Will Jenkins.
quiet wedding occurred at the residence Of
the brides father. Mr.. NJ s. Campbell No. 407
II street northeast. Wednesday afternoon. jan
uary IL. The parties were Mr.. Clifford Moore
of Harrisburg, Pa. and Miss Annie VI. Camp
bell of this city. The bride entered the parlors
on the arm of the groom. attired in a beautiful
dress of pearl broadcloth Rev. E. O. Eldridge
of Douglass Memorial NJ. E. Church performed
the ceremony. After the ceremony the guests
were invited to the dining rooms, where a re-
past was spread. The couple left on the Chicago
express for Martinsburg. ". Va. the home OF
the grooms parents. where a reception will be
civ fhap, De- ill he
their future home. Among the many
guests present were Capt J. d. Moore and son
Of Harrisburg, Pa; Miss Hattie Slane of Mar
tinsburg, W. Va. Rev. Z. o. Eldridge and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. X. s. Lawrenson. Misses
Ella and Carrie Lawrenson, Mr. and Mrs. j.
VIM. De Grange. Miss Lena De Grange. Mr..
and Mrs. August Plugge. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
L. Roderick. Mr. Howard Roderick Miss
Gertie Roderick, Miss Mamie ZIgier, Miss Lou
Buckley, Mrs. Robert Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
VI. Mcintosh. Mrs. Chas. Young. Miss Bessie
Young. One of the pleasant features was the
attendance of the brides aged grandmother.
Mrs. NJ j. Allison. The bride was the re-
cipient Of many presents.
The handsome ball room at the Shoreham
was the scene of of the most ENJOYABLE
cotillions ever held in Washington Thursday
evening. The occasion was the second enter
tainment given By the Vingt-et-Un Club. The
dance led By Mr.. Wilton Lambert, who
excellent leadership and the many lovely and
novel figures so successfully introduced The
climax of the evening reached at the last
figure, when each couple provided with a
vari-co!ored Chinese lantern, the electric lights
being extinguished.
Among those present we're tn following
Miss Maud Bynum. Mr.. Wilton J. Lam
bert. Miss Estelle Tucker, Mr. Lee Mosher
Miss Emily Dunlop. Mr.. Frank Hall, Miss Celia
Weed, Miss Cora Millward, Miss Lola Young,
Miss Anna Phillips, Miss Lillian Strong, Miss
Louise McKenua, Miss Mamie Metals. Miss
Miss ID. B. Rogers, Miss Marie Rut-
ter. Miss Maud Milburn, Miss McCul-
Tough. Miss Stelhum Miss S. p. Plain, Mr..
W. A. Mills. Mr.. Il. 7. Strickland, Mr.. J.
I. Duhamel, Mr.. II. VI. Chapman. Mr.. ]. s.
Easily Smith. Mr.. Edward Horton, Mr.. j II.
Davis, Mr.. J. NJ Chamberlain, Mr. c. s. Red
ford. Mr.. Dwight Anderson, Mr.. BOYD Taylor,
Mr.. r. I. Mckinney. Mr.. o. G. Hine. Mr. Z. s.
Duval, Mr.. George Aukam- Mrs. L. A. Lam
bert presided over the favor table, which was
covered with tasteful souvenirs The next
dance will be given at Masonic Hall on Thurs
day. January 20.
The Misses Yearly Of Baltimore, Nd, are
temporarily sojourning at the Richmond.
Miss Fannie Michel of New York is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Joseph King and will be at
home Sunday January 10, 603 Q street north
west
Mr.. and Miss Irwin, wife and daughter Of ex-
Gov. John Y. Irwin of Arizona. are expected
in the city about the 18th of January. part
of the time will be spent with Mrs. ]. IL.
RalstOn at Hyattsville.
Mrs. Harry W. Downing will be at home on
Tuesdays, No. GA E street.
Mrs. Allison Nailor, jr., will receive as usual
on Thurdays from until pm.
Mrs. Romero. wife of the Mexican minister,
will begin her Tuesday receptions at the Mexi-
can legation on January "a.
Mrs.. Geo. Brooks gave a delightful tea from
4 to o'clock Yesterday afternoon. Mrs Brooks
was assisted in receiving BY Miss Irwin and Mrs.
A. Goldsborough- The dining room was pre-
sided over by Miss 3. Irwin. assisted BY Mrs
Arthur Payne, Miss Virginia Payne and Miss
Burk. Among those present were Gen. aud
Mrs. Payne, Rev. j. Nelson of Warrenton, Miss
Albert, DIR. Edwin Morgan Miss Van Zandt, Mr.
and Mrs. c. L. Belt, DIR. and Mrs. Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Hoge. Miss Lizzie Lloyd Gen. and
| Mrs +. Thompson, Miss Wolfe and Miss
Blanche Magruder.
Mrs. and Miss Greenleaf have cards out for q
tea on January 81. from to Z. at their resi-
dence. 232s street.
Mrs. c. W. Stone and Miss Stone have sent
out cards for a tea Monday January l6, from
| to Z, at No. 46 b street northeast.
Mrs Derickson and Mrs. Allen Of Pennsyl-
vania are guests Of Mrs. Stone at No. 46 b