Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07

the home of W. 8. Nicholson, 2O7 Sd street
northeast Mira. Nicholson, lately q BRIDE
wore her wedding dress of Canton crepe and
In her dark hair white camelis Miss Maude
Fair, her maid Of honor, wore rose sursh silk,
and Miss Fair. her sister. was in blue silk
Others in the receiving line were the Misses
Entwistle. kondrup and Shields. The Misses
Nicholson served the lemonade and coffee.
| The parior mantels were banked with flowers
and the supper table was Frightened by a CEN
| ter piece Of maidenhair ferns and La France
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gusdorf celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their marriage at their res
| idence. 1870 18th street northwest. on Sunday
evening Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Is. Gusdorf. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Peyser, Rev.
! L. Stein and wife, Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Garner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fishell and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hirsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Nattans, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Levy, Mrs. 8. Gassenheimer. Mrs Levy, Misses
Blanche Peyser. Eva and Ray Dux. B. Peyser,
Edna Gusdorf, Estelle and Helen Pcyser and
| Messrs II. Gsnss, A. Stein, S. Ganss, Sol and
Julius Peyser, D. b. Gusdorf, Louis Peyser, N.
Gsnss and Alex. Gusdorf.
Miss Shock will not receive with Mrs. Will P.
Boteler tomorrow, but will Tuesday, the 14th.
La-Gent Dancing Assembly held their weekly
dance at the residence of Miss Noble Shreve,
| No. 1927 G street northwest. Officers were
elected as follows: Miss L. B. Searles presidents;
u. Bradley Shreve. vice president, and j. j.
! 1ASosiH6. htSfttdfS anu ucdbUEcf hitct thc
regular routine Of business very enjoyable
evening was spent in dancing. The first dane
| ing reception will be held February IS.
! Mrs. J. j. Varnell and Mrs. ". J. Zeh, as
sisted by Miss LYDIA Bridd and Miss Lizzie
Able, will be at home tomorrow. They will not
continue their lat homes" during Lent.
On account OF illness Mrs. Clarence L. Hard
| ing will not be Mt home to her friends on We'd
nesday, February 8.
| Mrs. C. C. Martin and Miss Martin will be at
| homo toInorro
| Mrs. Edward p Mertz will not be at home
| Wednesday Of this week, but will be ut home
the following Wednesdays in February.
Miss Agnes A. Saul Of 5l3 NJ street has re-
turned from visit to New York. She was ac-
companied by her friend Miss Fannie Mcguire,
| who will remain here some weeks
! The parlors Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Edward
Prutt, 1882 G street northeast, were filed Fri
day evening. the occasion being surprise
party rendered their d. lighter. Miss Elva, and
Mr.. Worden Davis by their friends. The even
| ing was spent in games and social amugements.
! Among those present were: Misses Elya, Nellie
and Louise Pruitt, J. Mcclellan, p Savers, ID.
er. B. Bollngs. A. Brown. l.. Brown, L. Fyres VI.
Maddox, l.. Fuller, +. Ltnsey, A. Brown. 4.
Gardener NJ. Cur tin, @. West, N West, c. Nitze i.
Nitzel, NJ Myres, J. Lewis, b. Howell, NJ. Mem
amin. J. Bogia, L. Robey, and Messrs. Tracy
Howard Pruitt, A. Z. Maddox, J. Brown, A.
L;nsey. M. Robey, T. Griffith, E. Bradburn, Z.
Benson and ]. Tyres.
Capt. Geo. Roadway of the general land office
has returned from a visit to Redlands. Cal. ,
with Mrs. Redway and they are again at their
home. No. 1929 Vermont avenue.
Ms. L. E. PaysoD, 1929 Massachusetts ave-
nue., will not receive tomorrow.
4 1oxl.
will receive Wednesday from 4 to 6, assisted by
Mrs. S. i. Pennebaker, Mrs. G. Z. Lewis and
Miss Cornell.
Mrs. W. G. Shock and Miss Shock were at
home to their friends Saturday, 3 to 5, and
were assisted by Mrs. W. II. Barnes, II. II.
Bailey, Z. l.. Calf, Misses Genesi, Barry,
Thompson aad Hooc.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gusdorf
was the scerre OF a family gathering in honor Of
the fifth anniversary OF their wedding. Among
those who participated in the enjoyment we're
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Gusdorf. Mr.. and Mrs. PHI.
Peyser. Rev. aud Mrs. l.. Stern. MIR. and Mrs.
A. VI. Fishel. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Garner. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Nattans, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Hirsc b.
Mrs. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Levy and Mrs. S.
Gassenheiuer, Messrs. Sol. Peyser, d. 3. Gus
| dorf. NJ. Ganss, A. b. Gusdor j. P. Peyser. 8.
CAMS, A. Stern, j. l.. Peyser and Leo Fishel.
Misses Eva and Ray Dux, Blanche Peyser,
| Edna Gusdorf, Bette Peyser, Maud Garner,
| Estelle and Helen Peyser and Florence Gus
dorf. Dancing was KEEP. up 10 late hour.
| Last Thursday evening the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Root. 42I 18th street, was filed
with II merry throng OF young people, the occa-
| sion being a birthday party and dance given to
| their daughter. Miss Ida Root. During the
| intermission supper served. after which
the large hall was again cleared for dancing,
which WAS kept up until n late hour. Miss Ida
was the recipient of many beautiful presents.
Those present were Mrs. Henrietta Root. Mr..
| and Mrs. Ned Humphrey, Mrs. Tom Hum
| phrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Sisson. MIR.
| and Mrs. Miller, Mrs Davis, Miss Eta Root,
| Miss Jennie Humphrey, Miss Lille Bailey, Miss
| Pi'ney. Miss Hoover. the Misses Mamie, Lizzie
Nellie and Beatrice Allpress, Miss Mastbrook,
the Misses Dora and Emma Vcirkorn. Miss
! Gunnett. and the Messrs. Tom, Ernest and
| John Humphrey Mr. Pitney Mr. Crump, Mr.
Miller, Mr.. Clager Mr. McCiee, Mr.. Stewart
Mr.. Cross. MIR. Alpress and many others.
Miss Frost, 1914 l. street northwest, will not
be at home Wednesday.
Mrs. James n. Castle and Miss Castle will re-
| ceive this afternoon and on February IA at
| 1747 Q street.
! Mrs. Crosby will give a dinner to young
people Thursday evening"
Mrs. Allan A. Grant OF Forest Glen expects
visit soon from her brother, Mr.. Alfred
Hollands of Liverpool, England.
| The ladies interested in the Garfield Me-
mortal Hospital are preparing for large val
| entine ten party and bazaar to be given on
| Monday. February 10. Col. and Mrs Staples
have offered the use Of the parlors Of Will
| lard's for the occasion and the bazaar will be
| held there. Among the ladies who will lend
| their influence to making the occasion n sue
cess are Mrs. John A. Logan. Mrs. Julius C.
| Burrows, Mrs. Justice Harlan, Mrs. Justice
/ Brewer, Mrs. W. L. Tucker. Mrs. Thomas L.
| Tullock and Mrs. Col. Staples.
The wedding in Cincinnati last evening of
Mr.. Montague d. Jacobs Of the firm of
Jacobs Bros in this city and Miss Ida
| 10th. daughter Of NIoritz 10th, q promi-
| nent Cincinnatian, was, as indicated in TIE
| STARs dispatches Yesterday, quiet home
affair. Only the immediate members Of the
| two families, including the venerable
mother of the groom, were present. Rev. Dr.
Wise performed the ceremony Though the
wedding was private the decorations were most
elaborate, pink roses and ferns predominatng
| The bride was gowned in white silk
| en- traine, the full pulled sleeves and
empire waist enhanced by q bertha of rarest
| point lace enveloped in the folds of filmy
| VEIL fastened by diamond star, the gift of the
groom. A girdle Of orange blossoms encircled
her waist. After the wedding festivities the
couple left for the south, their trip, as planned,
including the Mardi Gras at New Orleans, Jack
| sonville. Charleston and other points south