Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-18

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CO including recitation ''Paddy's Excelsior"
Among those present we're DR.. d. g. Lamb,
r. A. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Croffut,
Mrs. Harriet H. Mills, Mr. and Mra z. P.
Guuion, Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Croissant, Mrs. E. W. Blair. Mai. Powell,
Judge and Mira Fitzpatrick, Mrs. F. u. Rogers
Misses NJ. N. and A. F. Ward. Mr. and Mrs Silas
Boyce. Mrs A. H. Bolton. Mrs. DR.. Geo. vasey.
Miss Flora Massey. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Boyn-
ton, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs James n. Irwin.
Mrs. N. T. HAYWOOD, Miss Haywood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tower, Mrs Davis, DIR. and Mrs E. A.
Duncan. Mrs c. H. English Miss Tenney, Mrs
A. s. Hartman, Mrs. vsrney, Mrs. Tully,
Mrs. Chas. Z; Leves, Mrs s. H. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. v. Cotton, Mrs. Maria stier-
lin. Mrs. Voorhis, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Orville
johnson, Mrs. Morrell Mrs. N. A. Naylor, Mira
| Helen S. Rapley, Geo. C. Gwynne, Chas A.
Bartlett, Alice A. Judson, Ethel Tavenner, F.
B. Taylor, Fanny A Atlee. Alice K. Irwin,
Frank H. Pierce, Adelaide johnson, Mrs. Brad,
ley, DR.. C. H. Machinek, J. P. Lothrop, Helen
L. Sumner, Eta Stevens, Annie and Lillian
Smith, Josephine Arnold, Agnes Dean, Emma
s. Brown, Rose Kennett Della and Nettie Tune,
Miss A NJ. Chamberlain, W. J. Rich, Prof
McCreery, Flora McCreery and Alfredo F.
| Sears.
The E. s. Assembly dances have been dis
continued until the Saturday evening after
Easter.
DR.. Edward Young. United States consul at
Windsor, Nova Scotia arrived Yesterday on q
brief visit to his family, at 1910 18th street
northwest.
Mrs. William M. Springer will not receive
| again this season.
The masquerade hop given by the Coreopsis
Club at Hillyards Hall, Tuesday evening, was
very successful. Among those present were:
The Misses Riley, NJ. Armstrong, Josie and
Hose Mccarthy, Lizzie and Maggie Robinson,
Lille Reed, Mrs. J. Bundict, Nellie Burnside,
Hose OHagan and Messrs. F.. R. Riley, presi-
dent; W. Duffy, treasurer; E. E. Waller, secre-
Bureh: Charles Shreeves, Ed. Riley, Thomas
Nc" Williams. H. Whipple and others. Dancing
was enjoyed by all, after which refreshments
were partaken of.
The marriage of Mr.. NJ. Ryan and Miss Mary
i: Hannah WAS solemnized at st. Matthews
Church at O'Clock Tuesday morning. Nuptial
mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Eer-
wick The bride entered leaning on the arm of
her brother, VIM. Hannah; was met at the altar
by the groom and lis best man, P. F. Hannah
brother of the bride. The bride wore becoming
costume OF white cloth, with hat to match The
bridesmaids , were Miss Katie Ryan, sister'of the
groom; Miss Maggie Hannah, sister Of the
bride, and Miss Johanna Sullivan Of Rockville,
Nd, and Miss Alice Crimmin Of Falls Church
Va. cousins of the bride. They drove to the
residence of the brides mother, where break
fast was served.
hmoHB tuOse present were Mrs. Nm. ODOn-
nell. Mrs. Mcnamara, Mrs. Kennedy and daugh-
ter, Miss NJ. Mcconnell and Miss Lizzie Grim
min, Mrs. Eugene Sullivan, James Stanton,
John Howard. The presents were numerous
and costly.
Mr.. Martin Brown and Miss Mamie Handley
were married at st. Stephens Church on the
14th Of February. The ceremony was wit
messed by large number of friends The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss Annie
and the groom = heat MAJ NJ
reception was held Thursday evening at their
future home. 1902 street where they will be
pleased to see their friends
Mrs. Justice Blatchford's Monday receptions
are over for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas c. Robbins left the city
Thursday morning for Hot Springs. N. C.
They were accompanied by Miss Adele Low of
New York.
The members Of the Houstonia Circle of
King Daughters gave a violet tea last Tuesday
evening in the hall 1928 18th street northwest
the proceeds of which will be given to the
poor.
Last Tuesday evening the Carnations" held
their regular meeting at the residence of Mr..
u. l. Saxton and elected the following officers
FOR the ensuing three months: Walter Scott was
unanimously elected president, F. W. Brand
enburg, secretary; Edward A. Nelson, treas
urer. and b. i. Saxton. custodian The club
has decided upon the 7th day of April for their
second anniversary ball.
The American National Red Cross has issued
cards for reception on Friday evening, Feb
ruary "a. at $50 o'clock. at Red Cross head
quarters, 18th and F streets northwest The
following officers and original charter mem
bers of the organization will constitute the
receiving party: Clara Barton, president: VIM
Lawrence, vice president A. s. Solomons, vice
president; Waiter p. Phillips, general secretary:
l.. '. DeGraw. secretary; George KEENAN,
treasurer Joseph Sheldon, advocate: DIR.
J. b. Hubbell, general field agent; John
II. Van Wormer. W. F. Siiney, Col. r. J.
Hinton. Mrs H. V. Boynton. executive commit
tee; DR.. Joseph Gardner. Rev. Rush Shipper Rev
Alex. Kent, Rev. Vim. NJ. Ferguson. Gen. E. ".
Whitaker. Joseph E. Holmes. Albert c. Phillips.
Mrs Walter Z. Phillips. Mrs Z. V. DeGraw,
Mrs. George KEENAN,. Mrs. Joseph Gardner.
Mrs. Il. ID. Mussey. Mrs. Omar D. Conger, Miss
NJ. Z. Almon, Dr. Lucy Hail Brown