Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

early in May. Mrs Hawley and their children
viii remain all Summer in England with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. williamson have sent out
cards for the marriage ceremony Of Miss Pau
line williamson to Mr.. Roy Jones at St Johns
Church, Wednesday, April 5. at ~ o'clock.
Mrs. Guzman has cards out for a tea on
Tuesday, April 4. from until o'clock. at the
Nicaraguan legation.
Mr.. Ye, the Coreau charge de affaires will
give dinner party tonight at the Metropolitan
Club in honor of the birthday OF the crown
prince of the great chosen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Floyd Waggaman enter
tanned number Of their friends informally
but very handsomely. last evening at Woodley
Park. the home of Mrs. Waggamans parents
| Gen. and Mrs. Mason. The dance was given in
honor of the Misses Waters of the eastern shore,
! Maryland. relatives Of Mrs. Waggaman. and
! Miss Doane OF Omaha. Neb.. who have been
guests al the house for the past fortnight
more. The Misses Waters leave for their home
today.
Mrs. Imogene Morrell entertained the Hia-
watha assembly on Thursday evening by a pro-
gressive euchre party. The first prizes were
won by Mr.. Webb and Miss u. Small, second
prize bv Mr.. Nendenhall and Miss NJ. Wilton.
After super dancing followed.
Among those present were Mrs. Baasley, Mrs.
Hill. Mrs. Vandegrift. Miss VI. Small. Miss NJ.
Magrucier Miss l.. Small. Miss Campbell. Miss
A. L. Wilton. Miss K. Small. Mss Durfee.
Miss NJ. Wilton. Miss Ross. MesSrs. Kern. r.
". FarrelIy DIR. J. Toner, Webb. MerdenEall,
G.. Linthicum. Davis. o. Linthicum, Ruth,
Parker, Vandegrift.
Representative and Mrs. Bland had their in
FAINT daughter baptized this morning at St.
Patricks Church. Mrs. Romero. wife of the
Mexican minister. and Representative Tarsney
of Missouri were the sponsors.
Mrs William Hendley, who has been quite
sick during the winter. left today for Fortress
Monroe. accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Yates.
The Literary Society meets this evening n:
the residence OF DIR. W. ". Harris on 23d street.
One of the features of the occasion will be the
reading of a paper by Mrs. Francis Hodgson
Burnett.
The friends os Representative Bourke Cock
ran will be sorry to learn that while ont riding
yesterday he had a severe fail occasioned by the
stumbling OF his saddle horse. Happily no
bone broken. AID though his system
considerably Jared ne hopes to be out all right
in a day two.
Mr.. Roy d. Hassler and wife. who Miss
Florence Adams. left last night FOR their future
home at Pawuee City. Neb. They were accom-
panied far Chicago by Congressman and
Mrs. Bryan.
the Unity Club held its fortnightly meeting
on Wednesday at tine Ebbitt. The program
rendered was follows: Violin recital, sounds
from Home" Mr. Chas. Bornarth; paper en-
titled ''Some Excursions Into the Empire of
Conscience caused some remarks upon the
subject by Messrs. ". A. Crofflt. j. l.. Nc
Creery, Chas. Davies and Judge Mccall
mont, after which the program was re-
sumed as follows: Vocal solo. Miss ]. Houghton;
recitation. Il am Dying, Egypt, Dying" Miss
Ethel Armes: selections from the opera of
wang" by the foilowingramedm members of the
Georgetown Orchestra: DR.. VIM. Long, cOrnet,
and aiess-s. VIM. Z. Morgan. violin: Z. W.
Stone. flute, and Arnold W. Meyer. piano and
after recall the symposia waltz: recitation
The ysgabouds." Mr.. Talbot Pulizzi:
solo, "In Autumn" Miss Mia schmidt:
recitation. scene from William Tell" Mr. Her.
man Schade; vocal solo, Dear Heart Miss
Cicely II. Armes: humorous recitation. .'How
Persimmon Took Care of the Baby ana an
other entitled Jack" Mrs. H. c. Jordan; vocal
SOLO, waiting. Miss Jessie Davis, accompa-
MED by Miss Emily Jarvis: comic songs. MIR.
Hans Robarts: musical medley from the ''OId
Homestead" Miss Alice and Sir. Arthur Wasser-
bach. which concluded the entertainment of the
evening.
Among those present were Mr.. W. A. Croffut
Dir. and Mrs. Charles Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
W Fenwick. Judge Owen Riley. Mr.. and Mrs
f. Robert. Miss Rosa POesche, Victor l..
Poesche. MIR. Talbot Pulizzi. Miss Blanche l..
Pulizzi. Miss u. herfoot, Charles L. kerfoot.
Mss Lola Stone Mrs. 5. J. Fitzpatrick f. Kill
Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Boynton, Mrs. Chas. Boenarth.
Miss Jessie Davis. Miss Mamie Henderson of
Niddletown. Henry H. smith. Mrs. L. T.
Watrous. MIR. and Mrs. \. T. Skinner. Mr. and
Mrs Silas Boyce. DIR. and Mrs. W. ". Baker,
Mrs. ". ". Narney. Judge NcCamont. Maj.
George A. Armes. DIR. L. X. klemm, Prof.
Arnold W. Meyer. Miss Alice HalioweH, Mrs.
ID. T. NOOrhis. Mrs. NJ. Fl. Weisner. Mrs. IL. A.
Wright. Mrs. Mary Harlan, Miss Carrie Lasn,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis. MIR. Lewis Steven
- 4 -.
Miss Hall. Mrs. Hall, Judge and Mrs.
H. p. Moulton, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
A. Phillips. George C. Gwynn. Mrs.
Maria SIierlin, Mrs. Senator Blackburn,
Miss Z. Ward Mr.. Wasserbach and family Mr.,
Mrs. and Miss Young. VIII c. Siierlin, Miss n
NcDevItt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Jordan. Maj
Howe. U. ). A.: Miss Murdoch. Capt. ".
Houghton and family. Mrs. j. Cowiing. Miss
Minnie Cowling. Misses Anna and Irene
Ohio. Lieut.. Samuel II. Jacobson, Miss Lulu
McCreery, Mrs NJ. 4. Naylor, Mrs. Walker and
others.
Miss Florence Brian, daugh ter of Capt. H. s.
Brian, left today for New York.
The Octagon Euchre Club met Saturday
evening, March Is. at the residence of DR.. T.
Calver. Those present were DIR. W. b.
Poneroy, Mrs. Starkey, DIR. and Mrs. A. z.
Lighthill, DR.. and Mrs. Calver, Mr.. F. T.
Frost, Mrs Dora L. Voorhis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. P. Morgan gave a progress
siye heart party on Thursday evening, March
%, at their residence. 2l30 street northwest.
The prizes were beautiful. After a bountifu
supper Mrs. Morgan. Mrs W. III. Daw and Miss
Alma Ebert took part in the musical entertain
ment.
Those present were: DIR. and Mrs. W. H.
Daw. DR.. and Mrs Won Har.leben Mrs Julia
V. Clark. Miss Flora Cluss Miss Alma Ebert,
Miss Ottilie Ebert. Miss Alice McGraw, DIR.
Elgster, DR.. Neale, G. c. Gwynn and Mr.. Nc
Carly.
The nominate Progressive Euchre Club was
entertained las. evening by Mr. and Mrs Chas
W Vickery, 202 ID street northwest. All the
members were present, including Mr.. and Mrs.
W. III. Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs Z. W. W. Griffin
MI. and Mrs Chas. L. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs
I. K Sailer, Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Simpson, Mr.
and Mrs. Burr r.. Tracy, Mr. and Mrs c. W.
Vickery. Mr. and Mrs. James L. White. The
ladies' first prize was won by Mrs. q. w. Simp-
son, second BY Mrs. Charles L. Hughes; gentle
mems first prize captured by Mr.. c. W.
yickery and second by Mr.. t. T. Sailer. The
favors were fancy paper caps. The next and
last meeting of the season will be held April
at the residence of Mr.. James L. White, POS d
street northwest.
The members Of the 'Deu.sche Lesekreis''
were pleasantly entertained Wednesday even