Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19

first time. The date of the wedding will
not be set for some time, but II is thought
that the ceremony will take place the lat
ter part Of January.
The home for Incurables on Georgetown
Heights was crowded yesterday afternoon
with new and old friends Of this most
worthy charity, in attendance upon the
nrst OF a series of teas which the board of
lady management intend to give at inter-
vals during the coming season. The initial
effort was most successful socially and I'm
every other way. Mrs. Charles NJ. Mat
thews and Miss Prescott of the executive
committee and Mrs. Marcellus Bailey acted
as a reception committee. In the different
rooms on the parlor floor there We're re-
freshments on sale and many well-known
and attractive ladies in charge The flow
er and candy booth was presided over
by Miss Mattingly, Miss Fanny Cox and
Miss Julia Wilson. Mrs. John s. Billings
presided over the coffee table assisted by
the Misses Stevens and Locker Miss Strong
had the chocolate table and had Miss Rita
Clagett, Miss Belle Hagner and Miss Elsie
Bell to serve her customers Mrs Snow
den Bell and Miss Emily Matthews were
at the refreshment table and Mrs. f. b.
wilson and her band of young workers in
Guiding Miss Emily Graves, Miss Carrie
Dodge and Miss Gordon, had charge of
the large supper table. Mrs. Charles Hill
and Mrs w. L. Davis sold cafe frappe in
the Railway, and Mrs. Charles F. Hill and
Miss Strong, with Miss Jennie O'Reiley,
served oysters. The entire entertainment
was under the direction of Miss Strong and
Mrs. Hill, and the interest shown by so
many In helping the institution along lust
at the moment il needs IL badly is a
source of great encouragement to all the
ladies interested in it's management and
control
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Guthridge have gone
to Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Peck and Miss Peek
have returned from Chicago and have taken
their old quarters at the Woodmont
Mrs. Gustavla A. d. Mcknight has re-
turned from Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Warren of Portland
Ore. are at the Woodmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. NJ. Adams, 1927 9Th
street, have issued cards for their wooden
wedding anniversary. October 80.
Mrs. Geo. FRANKLIN Freeand of Summit.
N. J.. is visiting at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronsaville, on Kenesaw ave-
nue., Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Geo. d. Savage and son of Baltimore
are stopping with her daughter-in-law Mrs
ID. w. Sage, In West Brookland.
Miss Mamie c. Madeira, who has been
spending the summer with friends in this
city, has returned to her home in Philadel-
phia.
masquerade party given at the residence
of MIR. Jno. ]. Heating was distinguished by
the unique costumes worn by the maskers
ne guests ana tnelr costumes were as fol-
lows: Misses A. Ryhner. French flower girl;
A. McQuade, queen of the fairies: y. Temple.
Yum Yum; NJ. Maley, flower girl; Gwynne.
Grecian Hover girl; NJ. Temple milk maid
NJ. Lamb. Turkish dancer: l.. NeUmeyer,
belle of the plains; X. Jenkins, Turkish
beauty; l.. Krieg, Evening Star: J. p. Will
kenson, angel; NJ. j. Heating. Evening
News, and Messrs. Jas. McQuade. old wo-
man; T. B. Shreve. Moorish priest: r. Neu-
meyer, monk; J. Heating, Big Winnie: Jno.
Hannah, Darktovn cadet; Il. winslow. r
ShultZ and Doc" the country band: Chas.
Herebert, green as grass; Jas. McCiernan,
darkey dude; Chas. Arnold and Ed. Page.
Two Little Girls in Blue" Jas Hannah.
nod carrier: G. Shreve. b. Selby and H.
Jeanerette, three of a kind; Charles Shreve.
American dude. and w. Sardo, a college
student.