Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

closely applied herself during the past winter to
ner art studies, finishing several pictures
that will be exhibited at the worlds fair. Miss
Mary Jones is going to Richmond soon to
attend the memorial bazaar, the proceeds Of
which go to the proposed monument in memory
OF the soldiers and sailors who fell in the
confederate service. Miss Jones will assist the
ladies in charge Of the Arkansas tent She will
! go to Arkansas about the middle of May with
her brother. Some time during the summer
the family will go to the worlds fair and then
| back to Arkansas, to remain until late in the
| autumn.
Senator and Mrs. Walcott will spend the sum-
mer at their place. "wolhurst. in the valley Of
! the Platte in Colorado, where the latter who
delights in outdoor life, can allow her taste
for planting trees and flowers free scope. The
place has many fine horses and dogs, to both Of
which she is equally devoted
Mrs. Dixon, wife Of Senator Dixon, has re-
turned 70 her home in Westerly, r. l.
regular meeting OF the L Allegro Club was
held last night at the residence of Miss Landon.
1918 9th street northwest, and the next meeting
| will be held at President Aburgers residence,
1921 9Th street northwest, Friday April :.
A "cobweb party" was given Wednesday
evening at the psriors Of Mrs N. L. King, slS
18th street northeast. There we're present many
longtime friends Of the family and large del
egation from Douglas Memorial Church in
| whose benefit the entertainment was given
! The prizes won for the most painstaking and
successful unravelng of the Web which COW
cred the entire ceiling in the double parlors,
were awarded to Hiss Mabel King and Miss
| Tate.
The Misses Deacon Of New York are visiting
at the lrvington.
Miss Hals.ead, sister-in-law Of ex-Secretary
Noble, is located at the 1rvington.
| Mrs. Hammer, wife of LAWYER Hammer of
1 has md H. -
| ping at the Irvington.
Miss Rose NJ Allen of Toledo, daughter Of
DR.. Mary Wood Allen, is spending her Easter
holidays with her cousin, Mrs. T. A Williams Of
| lexington.
Wednesdays matinee was the occasion of
pleasant gathering Of young people to witness
the comedy of Married Life" at Abaughs,
two boxes having been rendered the Misses
| Armes by the manager. Mr.. W. r. Hayden
Their guests were Miss Maisie Brown. Miss
/ Squires. Miss Alverson, Miss Dorothy Rodgers,
Miss Smith and Mr.. Arthur Wasserbach. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. Theo. Wasserbach.
| Manager X. W. Hayden OF the Stuart Robson
Company placed at the disposal OF Miss Cicily
| Armes on Thursday evening box at Albaugh's,
! where she entertained as guests Miss Maisie
Burnham. Miss Alice Wasserbach. Miss Ethel
| Armes, Miss Warren, Mrs. Gardner and Mr..
| Arthur Wasserbach.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Pepper is slowly recovering
| return her calls.
Mrs. Cugle Of Baltimore, with her little baby,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Owen, 1916 street
| northwest.
Miss Dennis, at the Concord. New Hampshire
avenue, has her guest her cousin. Miss
Louise Reader, graduate Of Wellesley.
The Short Story Club entertained large
number Of guests a. Wizards Hotel on We'd
nesday evening. Miss Lillian Graves read an
| In interesting story. DR.. l.. r. Klemm gave q
character sketch. A cornet solo by MIR. Tracey,
a rong by Mr.. Rose, piano solo by Miss Me-
Ginness, poem by Mrs. II. D. Lincoln, reci-
tations and readings by Mrs. Z. j. Eugle. Mrs.
=. Hort. Gen. Lippitt and Mr.. ]. H. Whitaker
formed the program.
Among those present wore. Mrs. Provost,
Mrs. J. H. Whitaker, Mrs. Bangs, Mrs. 7. Bar
ringer, Miss Bertha Hughes. Miss L. Reed, Mr..
F. Is. Taylor. Mrs. l. Morrow. Gen. +. J. Lip
pitt, DR.. and Mrs. Thos. Robinson, Mr.. NJ. Z.
Lippitt, Miss Lora Van Wagner, Miss Mclean.
Miss NJ. Murdoch, Miss Helen Engle, Mrs. and
Miss Rose, Mr. Rose Miss wynkoop; Miss L.
Facius, DR.. L. r. Klemm, Mrs. Joseph Roy, N.
f. Jones' Mrs L. A. Craudell. Mrs j. B. Lock.
wood. Miss J. Lockwood, DR.. aud Mrs. Ponce
roy, Miss A. NJ. o Council. Mrs. Joreph Burket,
Mrs. and Miss Roome. Mrs. L. T. Watrous, Mrs.
Cheney Swain. Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Chapman,
Mrs. W. II. Briard. Miss Hartford, Miss q.
Wilmington, DIR. and Mrs. A. 2. LIghthill,
Judge o. n. Riley and Mrs. d. T. Voorhis.
Mrs. WIN. Moore and little daughter have left
the city for Boston. accompanied by her guests,
Mrs. Guy H. Gibbs OF Cambridge and Miss
Maude Clayton Of Bangor.
Mrs. Walker, wife Of Lieut.. Thomas D.
Walker, has been called to New York by the
death Of her father.
Mrs. H. A. Arth and her mother are spend
ing a month at the Hygeia, Old Point Comfort.
There was pretty wedding at the residence
of Mrs. F. V. Berry. 1888 G street, on Wednes-
| day afternoon at o'clock. Miss Annie Har-
vey, daughter of the late George Harvey, and
Mr.. George Rector of Virginia were married by
Rev. Samuel Greene of Calvary Baptist Church.
The house was decorated with flowers and
| growing plants. The bride wore gown of
| light brown broadcloth and velvet. with ha: to
match. Miss Jennie Harvey, sister Of the
bride, was maid of honor, and Mr.. Louis Weber
acted as best man. After the ceremony q
! collation. was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Rector
I took the clock train for their future home
| in Fau9uier county, Va.
Among those present were Mrs. Mary Evans,
! grandmother OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. +. "
Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. Cats, Mr.. Vim. Evans,
Mr.. b. F. Evans,' Mrs. Louis Weber, Mr. and
Mrs. II. Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Evans
| and daughters, Miss Hawley, Postmaster and
Mrs. Sherwood Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Evans
Mrs. and Miss Mcdonald, Miss Minnie Cooke,
| Mrs. VIM. Weber, Miss Berry, Mrs. Geo. Butts,
Mrs. Jennie Bagmanu, Mr.. Louis Weber, Miss
Lola Evans, Mr.. Geo. Berry, Miss Rector. Mr..
| and Mrs. Waring Evans.
The many friends Of Mrs. F. R. Pattison,
who has been seriously i'll the past few weeks at
the home Of her mother. Mrs. B. F. Moxley, on
Georgetown Heights. viii be glad to learn that
| she ia now resting easier, and has been pro-
nounced by her physicians quite out OF danger.
| Mrs. George J. Marshall Of Hillsdale and
Mrs Johnnie Golden, her sister, accompanied
| by Miss Addie Smallwood are on q visit to
| Mrs. Alfred Marshall OF Woodstock, Nd.
Cards have been received here for the we'd.
ding Of Mr.. William Ballantyne, IT,, Of this
city to Miss Alice Jeffras of Cincinnati. The
ceremony will take place next Thursday after
noon at $50 O'Clock at tho residence Of the
brides parents, al Auburn avenue, Mount
Auburn, Cincinnati.
Miss Gertrude Harrison left today to be
bridesmaid at one OF the most fashionable
weddings in Philadelphia on Easter Monday.
| The E. s. Assembly dances will be resumed
Saturday evening, April 8.
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.