Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-30

Among them will be representatives of the
Hunter, Pendleton, Conrad. cambridge and
Tucker families relatives Of the groom.
Also Judge e. Boyd Faulkner and family,
Gen., Mrs. and Miss Upshir, Senator and
Mrs. Camden, Senator and Mrs. Gibson,
| Maj. Gen. Jules Stahel and others from
the official and resident society of the city.
The following groomsmen will be OF the
party: United States Senator Dubois, Con-
gresham John d. Pendleton, 3. d. Gibson,
c. ]. Faulkner PIERCE "a nephew Of the
groom, Joseph Chiffon. Payton r. Harri-
son of West Virginia, Livingston Whiting.
brother of the bride. They will travel on
a special train scheduled for their accom-
mediation and will arrive on Tuesday, the
marriage ceremony having been arranged
for the next day in the Hampton Episcopal
Church.
In the list of groomsmen the Senate Will
be represented by Senator Fred 4. Dubois
of Idaho. and the House by Representa-
tive ]. .. Pendleton OF West Virginia 1t is
understood that 2, SUI invitations have been
sent to the friends Of the Senator through
the brides family. The Senatorial and
Representative friends OF the groom have
purchased an elegant present for the bride,
which consists of plate. but Is being kept
as a surprise for the present.
The bride, Miss Eugenia Fairfax Whiting,
is a daughter Of Col. Henry Clay Whiting,
president of the Hampton Bank. She has
been a belle In New York, Richmond and
and very beautiful, possessing easy man
ners and Is very accomplished. After the
marriage the distinguished couple will 60
to Norfolk, and thence pass their honey
moon in Florida They will reach WASH
ington when the social season is at its
height. A number of pleasant society
events in their honor are already being ar
ranged.
Senator Faulkner is one OF the brilliant
young men of his party in the Senate. He
Is man of liberal views, and popular
among all classes. The non-partisanship of
his associations is shown in having a re-
publican Senator and a democratic Repre-
sentative among his groomsmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson entertained
I party of old-time friends at dinner in
their delightful home on Connecticut ave-
nue. last evening. The table was made
very attractive by the rare and beautiful
china, glass and silver they collected dur
ing their frequent travels in foreign coun-
tries. the charming effect being height ened
by profuse floral decorations of roses and
carnations. The guest list included Mrs.
Miller and her daughter. Mr.. Touzalin, Miss
Ffoulke. Mr.. and Mrs Francis Cotton, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Whittemore, Dr. Toner. Mr..
James f. Fitch and Mr.. 8. H. Kaufman.
Miss Lille Gurtizen will spend the New
Year in Baltimore. as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gebhardt Liembach. She will assist
the latter In receiving.
Mrs. Senator Proctor win receive every
Thursday at 1437 Rhode Island avenue
northwest.
Mrs. David Smith will not receive on this
Saturday, but will be at home the Sa.ur-
days in January.
Mrs. Van wyck, lGOl New Hampshire
avenue, Saturdays in January, will have
with her Miss Conkling of New York city.
! Mrs. J. H. Andrus of Ishpeming, Mich
igan, with her little daughter Mildred, is
visiting her parents, DIR. ard Mrs. Gibbs, on
Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Marion Irving and her friend. Miss
Mamie Hosmer. have gone to Philadelphia
| to spend New Year day. They will be back
| Tuesday.
Auditor Petty is visiting friends in Front
Royal Va.
Miss Lola Porter and Miss A. c. Beck
icaVe tonight for short visit to Miss
/ North of Baltimore.
! Christmas hop and dance was given by
the Quintus Club last night at Haine's
Hail, capitol Hill. noteworthy feature of
the evening was the first rendition OF The
orchestra OF the beautiful "Iuintus Club
waltz, composed by Mr.. W. g. Wilrnarth
Inc whole affair was under the direction
OF the live members of the club, Messrs.
BramWell Davis, 4. A. Alton, Raipn b.
Horton. W. S. Newell and w T.. North,
assisted by Messrs. Robert Moser, ID. b.
street ana Charles CLARK; the patronesses
Tor the occasion being MesdaInes q. ".
Rafter, Robert Alton, n. V. DE Graw, VIM.
Bulien, Fred. q. Coldron, H. W. Barrett
ana A T. Steward. The Quntus Club viii
gave Two more dances this season. the next
one taking place on Wednesday, February
Il. Those present last night, IN ADDITION
TO the above, were Mr.. barrett Mr. ana
Mrs. Galbreath. Mrs. Durlee, Mrs Sander
son. DIR. Pomeroy the Misses Joseph,ne
Beit, l.. Brett, Ellen +. Garrigues, Alice
Irwin. Maude Cox, Pearl Dillow, Phoebe
Holmes Lollte Bullen, Bessies Bullen. Grace
| Lester, Editn Hough, Lizzie Mct,onneiL
| E'nrnnna -
Susie Swingle, Mabel Swingle, Irene Deis.
Addie Ellis. Bessie Durfee, Bell Ingram
Lizzie Winter Ella Grey. Hattie Grey,
EhOaa Grey, Annie Bliss, Flora Bliss,
| q. Cox, l.. Bartlett b. Burns, A. Garges. A.,
randall, Eva Steward, Josie Welssman.
Eva Stidham, Gertrude Davis, Bessie ErIv
Florence Dudley, Mary Kelly. Fannie An.
d M,Nn.. Edith Haskell, Daisy Cook, May
George Barrett. Compton, Dorsey, Ford,
johnson, Thompson, Heady, Fuller, Hig.
gins, Baldwin, Potter, Ball, NORTH, Bran
aeDury. Wyde, Hill, Callahan. Sanderson,
and the Misses Young, Messrs Robert Nc.
keldin, A. +. Skinner ID. NJ Edwards. Ber
tram Foster. w. P. Powell, J. P. Sullivan,
Edward Tralles. Archie Willard r
Hayes. H. Jochum. Henry Ashby, w. e.
Hillyer. John Callahan. F. II. Grey, Harold
Grant, l.. Blaine Russell whelpley, Edgar
Shilling John c. Fitzpatrick. Edward
William Cromwell. Harry Slater William
Roberts. Charlie Roberts, Edward Spleet.
r. p. Burnham. James Bevans, r. Cald.
well, T. McC. Smith. Robert Callahan.
| Charles Mortimer, Fred. Oertley. =, II
Reichelderfer. c. r. Hillyer. Jack Headv
| Frank Smons. 8. W. Foster c. l.. Parker
]. r. Hampton, J. w. Steward Ed, III. Tai.
bert William Wilson. Garges, Demorest
Daskam. Green, Stetson, Blackwood'
Keischker. Black, Leidy, O'Donohue Grlf-
| fifth, Darrell, Dalglesch, Benjamin BOYLE.
Hodges. Winter. Hills Olmstead, Lands,
Hopkis and Payn.
Hon. and Mrs. ]. L. NJ. Curry have cards
out for a dinner on Tuesday, January 9:
| also for q soiree musicale on Tuesday even
| ing, January 9.
Miss Maize Martin has gone to visit Mrs.
| II. B. Green (nee Miss Cathelle,) at her
home. Castle Lawn" Woodbury., N. ].
Miss Emelie Powell Burwell, 9Ol I4th
| street. Franklin square, had birthday
party Friday afternoon. Delicately-writ-
ten invitations were extended by Miss Eme-
| lie to all her young friends. consisting Of the
Misses Adeline Hammond. Louise McCul-
| loch, little Dolly Reed. Erwin Thurston.
Master Victor Hammond. Doddridge Nc
| Culloch and ]. Page Burwell. -.
The fifth meeting Of st. Georges Progress
| sive Euchre Club took place Friday 0ast
night at the residence of Mr.. George II.
| Bliss, $50 street northwest The fortu-
| nate recipients of the prizes were: Mrs.
| Thos. Eagan and Miss Flora Bell Mr. g. II.
, Bliss and ]. c. Weldon. Members present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Price, Mr., and
Mrs. George H. Bliss, MIR. and Mrs. A. C.
West. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Eagan, Mrs E.