Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-15

quaintance. Mrs. and Nin Caests win
remain in New York but fsW days loa9sr. Il
10 understood that the wedding d ct for late
date in May, and As tho family Of the bride y
in deep mourning the ceremony WIN Be very
quiet Il via take place At thsir residence
here, bnt none will Be present ssys ~ families
Of the contracting parties.
The marriage Of Mss May JOHNSON TO Dr.
Van Rensselaer, viii tAke plAce early in yuns.
The wedding Of Mis- Mildred Carlisle and
Mr.. Augustus Bergxin Of Pit.sburg viii Be In
measure the most picturesque Of the spring
bridals. Il win be q rose wedding, and the
gowns, Of which something has already been said
in The s1Aa, viii Be worth attentive admiation-
The ceremony viii be followed by breakfast
at the residence Of Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle
The bride is related to the family OF the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, which will give her we'd
ding an official flavor and add another inter
ssting phase to II.
The marriage Of Mis- Martha W. Dodge to
Mr.. Thomas J. Johnston viii take place next
Wednesday evening at O'Clock at the First
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Rush R shippen. Mrs Morrill,, Miss
Swan. Mrs.. Carol D: Wright, Mrs. Chas. @.
Dulin, Mrs.. Hoar, MIRA Enoch Totten, MIRA
Edward Fay. Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Cram
mond Kennedy. Mrs. L. r. Ward, Mrs. Sarah
Comstock, Mrs r. T. Hill, Mrs. Lucy Doolittle,
Mrs. John CAssels and Mrs VIM. E. Chandler
are the pAsronesses Of the entertainment to DO
given on Tuesday evening next at All Souls
Church for the benefit Of our kindergsrtens
Prof. and MIRA Emmons entertained at dim
ner last night to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Grossmith
Of London. Mr.. and Mrs. Elkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Bradley, Dr.. and Mrs. Jones Of Cincin-
matt, Mr.. Julian Hawthorne, Mr.. w. W. Rock
hill, Mr.. Arnold Hague and Miss Markoe. A
reception followed the dinner, at which . large
company was present
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke will give dinner on
Wednesday next
Mrs. Lavinis E. Ream, the venerable mother
Of Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie and Mrs. Perry
Fuller, is lying very dangerously i'll at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Fuller, No EOS New Jersey
avenue Mrs. Hoxie came on last night from
Wiiiets Point. where her husband. Capt. Hoxie,
Is stationed, to be with her mother. From her
advanced age Mrs. Ream's condition causes
great anxiety to her children and to her large
circle Of warm friends.
Miss Mary Harriet Martin is enjoying the
hospitality Of relatives and friends In Charles
ton, 8. O., and convalesciug from . recent
illness
Mr.. Alden Guest, who has recently moved to
Philadelphia, is for few days the guest Of his
family here.
The Potomac Literary Club was entertained
by Mrs. J. R. Morrell, Tuesday evening last
After short business session, Dr. John E.
Beackett read sketch Of the waIhaila,"
written while . student in Germany few years
ago. He was followed by Rev. DR.. V. d.
Collins, Clate of China) who gave Q rem
dltion Of q classic Chinese poem, en-
titled Modern Problems Anticipated"
After recess the exercises were continued
BY piano solo by Mrs. John Hermann Of
Berlin. select reading BY Mrs. Helen S.
Rapley, select reading Of two original poems
by Mr.. ]. L. McCreery, piano duett by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hermann Of Berlin. piano solos by
Miss Lorraine McCreery, recitation. "Little All
Sin, by Lieut. Jacobson; song, Mr.. Crosby,
and recitation by Mrs. NJ. A Nailor.
Among thoss present were Mrs. J. Orville
Johuson, J. B. Philip, Judge Z. snd Mrs. Kill
patrick Mrs. varney, Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Col
ton, Mrs. John BearsIey, Mrs. c. W. Cunning
ham, Mrs. and Miss Rome Watson, Dir. and Mrs.
Edwin B. H. Tower, Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
John L. Norris, Miss Helen r. Thomas, Emma
s. Brown. Miss A. N. Chamberlain, Mira N. J.
Tully. Miss Tully, Miss Della Tune, Mrs Y. W.
Miller Of Chicago, Miss Emma o. Austin. Rep
resentstsve and Mrs. L. F. Mckinney. Edwin
H. Bogley. Miss Mamie A. Austin, Miss Town
Z. L. Scott, Mrs. NJ. A. Cunningham. Mrs.
Alex. E. Beall, Miss Blanche C. Beal, Miss
Hansy, Capt. and Mrs. William B. Avery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Edeil,
A. oldham, Miss Ollie Andrews, Geo. C.
Gwynn, Mrs. H s. Stevens. Miss Nestie Tune.
Miss N. Bingley, Capt. II. J. Piayter, Mrs. S.
W. Robinson, Miss Daisy Robinson, Lieut.. s.
II. Jacobson, Mr.. aud Mrs John L. McCrsery,
Miss L. E. McCreery, Miss Flora McCreery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Boyce, Mrs VIM H. paw.
Mrs. Daniel P. Morgan, Mr.. George Lawrence,
Mrs. J. Morton Of Illinois, Mrs. An
drew Boyd, Mrs. E. P. Champlin, Mrs.
Maria stierlin, Will Stierlin, Mrs. Indiana
Cowlfng, Mrs. Dora T. voorhis, Mr.. John P.
Harding and daughter, DR.. J. ". Rawlins, Mrs.
Gen. MCMILLAN, MIRA Edgar Sperden, r. A. Phil
lips, Miss Sophie Phillips. Miss Mamie Cowiing,
Dr.. and Mrs. W. W. Baker. DR.. and Mrs. C. A.
v. Hartleben, Mr.. Baruch Israeli, Miss E. May
johnson, DR.. C. H. Rand, Owen Riley. Judge
J. 8. McCaimont, Mr.. Geo. A. Bacon, Dr. and
Mrs. d. s. Lamb, Miss E. 7. Ward, Miss Baden,
/. r Trembly. F. B. Taylor.
Last evening Mr.. Howard A. Rhine gave
pretty BIRTHDAY party" to Miss Olive NJ Gar
ner Of 926 4th street northeast. Among those
present were Mrs N. A. T. Rhine and Mrs.
Garner, Misses E. A. Bokman, B. E. Bokman,
Maud Dice. Eva King. Katie Muller, Ida Sibley,
George GARNER, Eugene Freeman, Howard
Garner, Joseph Garner, Jessie Garner. Henry
Msdert, Dorsey Miller. Howard Rhine, William
Rhine and William H. Walsh.
The last meeting Of the Unity Club for the
season will take place on next Wednesday even
ing. April 10, at the Arlington. Rev. Oliver A.
Brown, D. D., pastor Of the Foundry NJ. Z.
Church, will deliver the essay. Subject:
Misplaced Men"
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Oppenheimer will be at
home to their friends Sunday, April 16, lbs
5th street northwest.
Miss Moilie Peake, formerly Of 1102 street,
will leave this evening for Fort Monroe, where
her parents have Just completed . new resi-
dence.
Mrs. VIM. c. Jacques will be pleased to see
her friends on Wednesdays at 42s 4th street
northwest.
Miss Fanny oliphant returned yesterday
from Tarpon Springs, Fla, much benefited by
her trip.
birthday patty was given at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reaney, in South
east Washington, recently. In honor Of their
eldest daughter, Miss L. Louise Reaney.
Among those present were Mr.. Asaph Dodge,
Miss L. l.. Dodge, Mr.. VIM. Pentz Of Easton,
Pa, Miss Maggie Moore and brother. Miss
Bessie Maron, Miss Mary Holland, Miss Estelle
Bryan and brother, Master Linden Reaney,
little Miss Goldie Keaney and Baby Ava. She
was the recipient Of some very pretty gifts
from her young friends and relatives
C. Garviu Gilmaine gave . pink luncheon
yesterday at the Normaudie to Miss Maud
Evelyn. There were also present Miss Josie
Staffer, Miss Jennie Ferreth and Mr.. W. Himau
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Gambrill had surprise
celebration rendered them yesterday by a num-