Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-04
the past two weeks, and 1t is feared she
will not regain her strength

the past two weeks and Ii is feared she
Will not regain her strength.
merry crowd participated in the Hal
loween party given by the Lotus Club
tuesday night, at 600 q street northwest.
Some of those present were the Misses Ag-
mes Sauter. Reita Mahoney, Marian Proc
tor, Mary Levi, Kathleen Schneider, Geor-
gle. Sincell Ada Linch, Mary Dublin. Mae
Mahoney, Bernice Canard Loretto McGin-
mes, and Bessie Leese; Messrs. Doctor Har-
Kiss. Elmo Yont. Robt Reitzel. Girls. Young,
Doctor Comisky. Chas. Trueworthy, X.
conway, Doctor Smart, i. Hill, T True
worthy Fred Walker. Harry White, r.
Nicely, Jas. Ecllloff, and Hill Leese.
The Misses Byrnes were rendered a sur
prise party last Tuesday evening by some
or the members of the Catholic Club
Among those present We're the Misses
Maury, Spaer, Willard, Veirkom, Dentz
Crawford, Leary, Nesbitt. Mcdonald, and
Laish.
Miss Blanche Robey gave dancing
party on Friday evening, and was assisted
in receiving her friends by her sisters Mrs
GIBSON and Miss Hattie Robey. Among
those present were the Misses Sherwood
Schilds, Cato. Powell, Kyes, Mocker Bigss.
Dunn, and Messrs. Poller, johnson, Purse
Gearld, Roller, Ryan, Maley, Raymond.
Candy, Jenkins, Cox, Mock, McCulloch.
Sutten and Robey.
The Rifles Armory presented a brilliant
scene last night when the Curious Club,
one of the newest dancing societies. gave
its first hop of the season. On the reception
committee were Miss Gertrude c. Harvey,
Miss Julia Rock, Miss Mabel Hermann,
Miss Gertie Dorsey, Miss Lutte Stiles. Miss
Katie V. Harvey, Miss Lillian Callaghan,
Mr.. II. c. Stiles, Mr.. j. L. O'Brien, Mr.. A.
b. Hooe, Mr.. Geo. Turner, Mr.. c. V. Stiles,
and the following members were in charge
of the floor: Mr.. Harry S. Aver, chairman;
Mr.. Wallace q. Orme Mr.. w. W. Handley,
Mr.. F. O. Cox, Mr.. l.. NJ. Nixdorf, Mr..
Harry Sargent, Mr.. W. c. Hicks. The Of
ficers of the club are: Miss c. Stiles presi-
dent; Mr.. Harry Aver, vice president; Miss
Lilly Callaghan, secretary, and Miss Kate
V. Harvey, treasurer. Among those who
attended the hop We're the Misses Caldwell,
Culver. Loeffier, Duncanson, Carter, Tur-
ner, Stewart, Pulizzi, Davis, Miller, Jarvis.
Bowen, Dalton, and Messrs. Duncanson,
AIDE of the Guatamalan legation, Michigan.
Herndon, Royce, Collins, Lowe, Pulizzi,
Travis, Cocker, Miller, Stodder, Newbold.
and Davis.
The residence of Miss Mary Bowling was
the scene of delightful entertainment on
Monday evening last, given in honor of her
cousins, the Misses Rena Dyer Emily Bow
ling and Edith Bowling of Bryan town, Md.
Music, both vocal and Instrumental. took a
prominent part, and the numbers rendered
by Miss Blanche Mattingly and Messrs.
Washington Talbert Talbert Walsh, John
II. Mattingly, jr, and Frank q. Mattingly
were warmly applauded.
Among those present were Miss Jennine
Bowie, Miss Emily Bowling Miss Edith
Bowling. Miss Rena Dyer Miss Blanche
Mattingly, Miss Susie Walsh, Miss Gertrude
Mattingly. Mrs. Cordelia Marsh, Mrs. Clara
Browne, Miss Lula Browne, Mrs. Mollie
Mattingly, Mrs. Lula Browne, Mrs. Mollie
Clara Mar. Mrs. Washington Talbert, and
w. Bowling, Geo. E. Mattingly, sr., Bernard
Rowland, Washington Talbert, George Dant,
Leo. c. Marsh. George NJ. Mattingly and
HeaEi Mattingly.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Craig of 81 New York
avenue celebrated the twelfth anniversary
of their marriage in quiet way last even
ing. They were the recipients of number
of very handsome presents in linens and a
number of boxes of cut flowers. Progress
sive euchre occupied the early part of the
evening. the tally cards being of linen, APP
propriately inscribed. Mrs. VIM. A. Hun
gerford and Mrs. Edward Riggs We're
tied for the first prize, and the play-off re-
suited in a victory for Mrs. Riggs. The
BOBBY prize went to Miss Maher. The gen.
uemans first prize was captured by Mr..
Edward Riggs, and the booby by Mr..
Moran. After doing full justice to a boun-
teous spread the guests We're entertained
by number of solos by Miss Susie Duvall
and comical selections by Mr. VIM. Hard
ing. Dancing was afterward INDUCED in
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Riggs
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Hungerford Miss
susie Duvall, Miss Harding, Miss Maher
Miss n. Moran, Miss G. Moran Mr. Walter
Harrison, MIR. Edward Moore, Mr. ], STAN
ley Moran, Mr.. VIM. Duvall, Mr. r. Moran
Miss May E. Robertson of this city and
Mr. Harold Remington of Cleveland. Ohio
were married Wednesday evening Novem-
Der l, at the home of the brides grand
mother. Mrs j. G. Doughty, 1123 18th street
northwest. The ceremony was solemnized
by Rev. Alfred Harding. rector of St Paurs
Protestant Episcopal Church.
The bride was attired in a handsome gown
of white bengaline and old brocade trimmed
with Irish point, her only ornament being a
diamond star, which caught her veil in the
dark hair above he- forehead. At 10 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Remington departed for their
future home in Cleveland, where Mr. Rem
mgton is practicing law.
Mr.. A. II. r. Holster and wife celebrat ed
their silver wedding anniversary on We'd
nesday evening at their residence. No 1000
Florida avenue northeast, and received the
gratulations of many friends who par
ucipated in the quiet festivities INDUCED in
on the occasion, and bestowed numerous
handsome gifts upon the celebrants.
Inc Enterprise Club. an orsaniza tion
whose members are lovers OF the highest
order or music, met yesterday afternoon for
the nrst time this season. The meeting
TOOK place at the residence of Miss Miller
beethoven. Wandell. Nevins and Others Of
the masters were Interpreted.