Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05
Virgin. by the sudden sickness. Of her mother.

Virginia by the sudden sickness OF her mother.
Easter Monday Mr. Charlie Oliver. gave
.dnnkey party" TO q number Of friends st his
ro-idence, 2lSS l street. A most entoysble
tine Was had BY all present four prizes were
gwen. Among those present we're the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Eiker. tine Misses
Laura Eiker. Ruth Eiker and sister Laura.
Mamie MOhatt, Grace Cohauga, Maggie and
jaime Gibbons. Eva AMI Nina Jeners. Stella
Andrews. Lille Oliver and Annie Elker. The
gentlemen were: Messrs Barclay. Gibbons,
Bell. Nagruier. saum. Daughton and Oliver.
The Columbian Progressive Eaehre C. ub WIS
handsomely entertained last evening by Miss
Hodges. 1896 10th street. and the evening was
voted one Of the most ENJOYABLE OF the season.
Mr.. J. J. Fisher and Mr.. Morsell contributed
largely 20 the evenings entertainment BY rem
derIng number OF solos The ladies first
prize. a very handsome brass Russian samovar,
was non by Mrs. William A. Hungeriord; tho
ladies' second prize. a solid silver lace sword
pin. was won BY Mrs. {. T.. NAylor The gen
uemens first prize. handsome silyer-mounted
cane. was won by Mr. J. J. Fisher. Mr.. f. =.
Riggs and Mr.. Clarence Webster were the Tor
the sentlemenIs second prize and the play-ch
resulted in favor OF Mr.. Webster who secured
a solid silver hat marker. The boobies we-e
captured Oy Mrs Corcoran aud Mr.. Morsel
Mr. aud Mrs. W. II. Coombs ~l next entertain
the club.
pretty wedding took place at the Fourth
a
Rev. DIR. J. T. Kelly joined In marriage Mr..
Page l.. zimmerman and Miss Addie Josephine
STERLING. The bride wore travelling suit OF
Tan beneaiine. with hat and gloves 20 match
The altar was Handsomely decorated with .
floral arch. from which hung the marriage bell
The decorations were the tribute of the young
people of the church. A large number OF the
| friends of the couple were present TO witness
tie ceremony and after congrAtulation. the
hfppN couple left for two weeks' trip through
the north. The ushers were Mr. Will :. Frank
land. who also acted rs best man: Mr. Marshall
Sterling. the brides brother: Mr.. Chas G.
Prescott and Or. Roster Middleton.
ball viii be gwen tonight by the Bachelor
Social Club at the Builders Exchange.
Miss Hannah Noble OF Nj HolyoGe College
is visiting her brother, Col. Joseph Noble. at
his residence. 20l6 18th street aud will be at
home 10 the alumni ~ the college Thursday.
the 9th instant. from too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby :. Moves. Miss Moves
and Mr.. Tom Moves. who have been wintering
IN Egypt. reached Washington last night on
their return The inva!id- of the PARTY found
m Egypt a very satisfactory winter climate
The cold wave that circled the world touched
Egypt slightly and ;he winter was colder or
rather cooler. there than lt has been for some
wears. but in the dry aud comparatively cloud
less atmosphere of that country cold or heat -
not felt SO uppressivelv IN a damn climate
Egypt is yearly becoming more and more of a
health and pleasure resort. and this wlnter he
hotels at CAIRO were so crowded at times that
travellers were obliged to STAY on the river
steamers until they could hnd lodgings at the
hotels.
Mr.. W. Mosby Williams. who is recovering
from a severe spell of the grip and nervousness
from overwork. has gone 10 1T. Augustine Pa
where he viii spend some time for his health