Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

There i. not much talk Just yet about Taste,
weddings. but there will be few nevertheless
The marriage Of Miss Pauline Williamson and
Mr.. Roy Jones, son of Senator Jones OF Ne
vada. will take place on April and will be 6
notable event. Another wedding for the early
spring season will be that of Miss Violet Hill
dre:h and Mr.. Chapman Hymes of New York
The wedding days Of Miss Mary Johnston.
daughter of DIR. ". ". Johnston. and DR.. Van
| Rensselaer, and Miss Mildred Carlisle and Mr.
Augustus Burgwin Of Pittsburg have been ar
ranged for the coming June The marriage OF
Miss Harter, daughter of Representative and
| Mrs. Hsrter, &c Mr.. John Vaughn Merrick OF
Philadelphia will be solemnized at the home OF
| the bride in Ohio and during the month OF
June Another of the coming seasons brides
| will be Miss Harriet Coffin, who will be mar
ried to Mr.. X F. Page of Brookline, Macs.
| Ex-senator and 3Irs. Henderson gave a din
ner OF Saturday night. and among their guests
were ex-Secretary and Mrs. Elkins, Senator
and Mrs. Cockrell, Senator aAd Mrs. Gibson,
Admiral and Mrs Crosby and Representative W.
| J.. Wilson and Mrs Wadsworth of New York,
who is visiting Mrs. Henderson.
! Mrs. Stevenson will receive on Wednesday
afternoon after o'clock at the Ebbitt House.
Owing to her short stay in the city this will be
the only reception she will hold at present.
The ladies of the Pierce Guild. Washington
Home for Foundlings will hold a lunch and tea
! tomorrow and Wednesday at Wizards Hall.
Luncheon viii be served from IL to D. III.
and there will be cup OF tea amid very pleas
| ant surroundings from to o'clock Fancy
and useful articles will be on sale. The ladies
in charge of the lunch tables will be Mrs.
Lightfoot. Mrs. Noble, Mrs. French. Mrs. Pen
min, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Emmons. The
fancy table will be in charge Of Mrs. Charles G..
Dulin. assisted by Mrs. F. ". Pilling. Mrs. A.
| Il. Brown. Mrs. z. r. Wallace. Mrs. o. G..
Staples. Mrs. s. r. Bond and Mrs Swope. Mrs.
q. e. Edgar Allen. assisted by a number of
young ladies' who will wear fancy costumes,
will preside at the tea. coffee and chocolate
tables. Mrs. Hamilton Bayley is the president
of the Pierce Guild and with the other ladies
has made every effort to have the entertain
ment u success.
Miss Patterson Of Louisville, Ky, Is visiting
Mrs. L. b. Webb.
Mrs. Hearst came on from California several
weeks ago and intends to make quite a stay
here this spring
Nrs. Lamar has returned from the south and
will remain here until she makes some DISPOSE
ton of her roperty in this city.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford on their way home
to California this month intend to vary the jour-
ney with trip to Mexico. where they have
never been. They expect to remain longest Of
all in the City of Mexico and to make short
stops at other interesting points. They will
stop at the prominent resorts in lower Cali
fornia and will he tvo nv tb-ee uasLs ON tbo
way to San Francisco.
Mrs. and Miss Wilmerding will 20 to New
York by the latter part of this month and join
ex-Secretary Tracy, who has already rented a
house there for their future occupancy.
Miss Taylor of New York is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Coyarrubias OF the Mexican legation.
Representative and Mrs. Springer entertained
large compsny was present. H'hN'' "H'" Z"
Inc resu meeting OF the hlgn ocnooi re-
destrian Club was held at the residence of Miss
Margaret Fletcher Friday evening. March 10.
The evening was spent In progressive lotto the
mrs Pri-1s oeins Won " NisS hyrte Ciins'ed
bv Miss G. A. Davis and Mr, Charles Gleeson
After the game the party adjourned to the din
ing room; There tne reIreshments were served
anu the cup was entertained Dy speeches.. &c.
Inose present were Kisses Lewis, BAKER, u. A.
laws, j. DAVIS, oimsteu. biuuls. Smitt, Cnem-
berlin Loughran. and Messrs. Pitney. Burbank,
omlth' uieeson, Cockreii, hahiord, LOWS,
oauhuers' rietcner' Leiuy ana o'nsted.
Gen. Upshaw and family have returned to
their home in New yort citv
charming iuhcheon lor iaoies was given
saturday on BOARD the Dale by Mrs. Houston
anu MS ri p , Al Vi n'' oonue VI VIEW
orange
,,,eo p -, ,ooe
'iss Dei'na D"Ar VI iooo n slree' hor'h"es'
saHe pfos s W;sp Ens. parry rrlaay evening
city and Miss Adele RossntbsI ~ ToIedo Ohio
/ Other invited guests were Miss Massbaum of
Philadelphia and Misses Clara Franc, Amy Reit-
zenstein, 1rma Heilprin, Blanche Lansburg,
/ Camille Goldsmith and Miss Dalton OF
\ this city. The gentlemen were Mr..
Harry Franc 81 Toledo, Ohio; Louis
Heiiprln OF Chicago and Messrs. ]. Buchbinder,
ma nIs' u neipluI i!ier NoruInser, Jus. hoseh-
! Prizes we're ron bv Wisses Goldsmitb and Hail.
I prin and Messrs. Franc and Reitzenstein and Mr..
| W. A Hungerford.
| Miss WILLIAMS of Smyrna. Del. is the guest
en- 7 ,bal .a ,;t An, l.. -.
e'N ~ 't"i y, nopo Aouse
on inursoay evening" "nen me Iouowmg loon
part; MISS Laura Lake OF brooklyn' MISS Edltn
NJ. n nonohra NJ EIos, HI W,,isL oi NJ
4 John and Miss BESSIE Iawton Mas Clara
\ Mitchell Mr. Snow Mr. Ogle Mr. Wukerson
I Miss Pentield Nr. George Roliinoer Refresb.
ments were served by the committee: Mrs.
Miliiam >. Fagan, chairm man; Mrs, Z. G.
Younger, Mrs- SaNtoh, nilSs Iayior, MT:
Geofse Doiihser, III. "iiiiAun j. fasAh ana
/ EuuIe LaWtOf. assistants