Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

tie Upton Of Warrington city. The bride had
quite . number Of presents. The bride and
groom have gone on trip north.
Senator Stockbridge will give . dinner Of
twenty covers tonight to his colleagues in the
Senate.
Prince Isenburg returned yesterday to this
city and will remain ten days. He is accompa-
MED by part Of his suite.
Mrs. Gibson will hold her last formal reccp-
ton for the season at the Shoreham tomorrow
from toe.
Mrs. Dora I. voorhis, GIT K street north
west, will receive ON Thursday from to 9p.m.
Mrs. Quay will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Henry G. Hansbrough will be at home
at the Hotel Cochran tomorrow.
Lieut. Geo. l. Dyer, q. 8. N, and Mira
Dyer are visiting his sister. Mrs. r. B. Smith,
ut 1915 Corcoran street.
The wife of Senator Casey will not receive
tomorrow.
Mrs. Walthall will not receive tomorrow.
The Quominala Progressive Euchre Club
held its second semi-monthly meeting at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. W. Griffin on
Friday evening, January 20. 1898. The first
prize for lady was won by Mrs. Charles l..
Hughes, silver pie knife. The second lady's
prize was captured by Mrs. G.. Warield Simp-
son, piece Of bric-a-brac. First gentleman's
prize, nut picks, nut cracker and fruit scissors.
was won by Mr.. James L. White. the second
prize, delicate vase Of beautiful design, was
won by Postmaster Sherwood. An elaborate
supper, with toasts, fun and amusing stories by
Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Sailer, closed the even
ing's entertainment. The next meeting will be
held at the residence Of Mrs. Thad. K. Sailer,
1880 Goth street northwest.
Rev. John Charles Gray, formerly Of this city
and now rector of Trinity Episcopal Church at
Fredericksburg, Va, and Miss Frances South
gate daughter Of Rev. W. s. Southgate, rector
Of st. Anne's P. E. Church, Annapolis were
married there yesterday in the presence Of a
largo assemblage. Bishop Paret performed the
ceremony and the bride was given away by her
father. Her wedding gown was Of white silk,
and she wore . tulle veil and carried white roses.
Miss Anita Southgate was the maid Of honor.
The groom's brother, Mr.. Frederick Gray Of
this city, was best man. The ushers were
Lieut.; H; s. Knapp, United States navy; Henri
Won den Trenck Of Vienna, Austria, first cousin
to the bride; Wyatt Randall of Baltimore,
Rev. John Mitchell Of Washington, George
Southgate of Annapolis, brother to
the bride, and Rev. Charles Brown Of WASH
ington. As the bridal party entered the
church wedding hymn was sung by the choir.
and at the conclusion Of the ceremony Men
delssohn's Grand March was played by the
orgsnist, Miss Mamie Stockett Tho singing by
the choir is a new departure in marriages in
Annapolis as well as the betrothal ceremony,
in accordance with which the marriage was
solemniZed today. Palms and cut flowers were
the decorations about the chancel and altar,
the ceremony being performed under mar
rage bell OF carnations. The bridal party left
at noon for Fredericksburg, Va. The groom was
formerly assistant rector at st. Annes Church,
Annapolis.
The Longfellow Literary and Debating Soci-
ETY. gave most enjoyable masquerade party at
- -
street, last night, in honor OF Victor NJ. Hurley,
who leaves Washington to accept an important
position in Pittsburg. A pretty feature Of the
evening was the presentation to Mr.. Hurley by
the president, MIR. Reinburg, set Of Carlyles
French Revolution. Among the many pretty
Mr.. H. Sherman Clapp, French courtier; Miss
Josie Foertsch, an angel Of charity; Mr.. Arthur
Lanman, a gentleman; Miss Blanche Stu
art, q gypsy; Mr.. John T. Selecman,
Turk; Miss Kate Wheatley, empire cos
tune; MIR. Charles A. Lansdale. Mr.. Va
cob; Miss Edith Brown, Goddess Of Liberty;
Mr.. Louis G.. Reinburg. tramp; Miss Grace
Stone, Lorna Doone; Miss Maud White, night;
Mr.. Howard Mills, clown; Miss Lula Lanman,
a Grecian maid Miss Edith Lansdale negro
girl Of the period: Mr.. Charles Lanman,
pretty waitress; Miss Bess Sicily, flower girl;
Mr.. Victor NJ. Hurley, housemaid; Miss Maud
Newman, Red Riding Hood Mr.. Alexander
Gillen, red domino; Miss Carrie Lanman, Ger
man peasant girl; Mr.. Waters Brown, black
domino; Miss Mary WEIGH, Marguerite Mr..
Grey Hurley, gentleman Of the old school;
Miss Mary Stone, a shy maiden.
Mrs. A. P. Lacey, 1915 Clifton street, and her
sister, Mrs. Sites. assisted by their niece, Mrs.
Minnette Darling Sumpter, will receive tomor-
row. This will be their last formal reception
for an indefinite period.
Mrs. Gallinger, wife of Senator Gallinger Of
New Hampshire. and Mrs. Jessie Palmer Weber,
daughter Of Senator Palmer Of Illinois, will be
at home at the Elsmere on Thursday, assisted
by Mrs. DR.. Austin. Mrs. John Dewitt Warner,
Mrs. Samuel T. Busey and Misses Matthews.
Murray, Newcomb, Koerner, Littlefeld. Kent.
Greene and Beach, from 8 to o'clock.
Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby will not be at home
Thursday, January 26, butwill be on Thursday,
February 2.
Mr.. Charles G. Morgan and Miss Margaret J.
Kaufman, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph G. Kauff-
man, were married last night. The wedding
took place at the residence Of the brides
parents, No. 1905 II street northeast, and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Cor
nelius Of the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
The bride was sttired in white silk. There were
no bridesmaids, the father Of the bride giving
her away, while tho groom's brother acted as
best man. After the ceremony a handsome col
lation was served to the numerous guests, and
at l0:40 p. m. the young couple left home for a
oAAci ohiuoA JOuiuCy W itscOui6s
Miss Hattie J. Speer. daughter of Mr.. Free
man Speer Of Ithaca. n. Y, was married this
morning at tho residence Of her uncle, Mr.. ]. o.
Ravens, No. 43 H street northwest, to Mr..
Arthur R. Waite Of Aspen, Col, son Of the
recently elected governor Of Colorado. Rev.
S. V. Holmes performed the ceremony. Miss
Bette Shock Of Alexandria was the bridesmai
and Mr.. ]. Riley Smsltzer Of Brockville. Pa,
best man. The bride wore costume of gray
silk with steel trimming and carried bouq net
Of pink roses. wedding breakfast followed
the ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
left on a northern trip, which will include Ithaca
and New York city. They will live in Washing
ton. The groom holds position in the govern
ment printing Office.
Mrs. Roger Q. Mills will not receive tomor-
row, but will receive Thursday, the I'd Of Feb
ruary.
The N. P. s. r. Club house on G street will
be open every Thursday evening in February
after $50.
MIR. Chas. G. Dulin will entertain q few
friends at dinner on Friday, January q.
1t has been found necessary to change the
date of the ball to be given by the Washington
Assembly from Monday, February IS, to Tues
day, February IA.
Mrs. and the Misses MoIntire will not receive
Friday, January q, but will be at home Friday,
February g.
Mr.. A. c. Newman gave q party at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Vau1, 2l42 Penn