Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-23

ried couple stood under the bower 10 receive
| congratulations. Later in the evening Mr. and
Mrs. Arrick started of on = wedding trip and
as already announced. their future home will be
| in Baltimoae.
Among the groom's relatives present a, his
marriage were his mother and sister. Mrs and
Miss Arrick OF this city and his venerable grand
mother, Mrs Templeton. Those present were
Mrs. Jno. Jay Knox of New York Dr. and
Mrs. kimball, from Indiana: Judge Taft. Mrs
! Z. c. Hines and Mr.. and Mrs y. n. Shut and
/ Mr. j. \. Alexander OF Buffalo; Mrs. Mckee
| Mrs. Dimmick. Mrs. Russell Harrison Mai and
Mrs. Clous, Mr. and Mrs BENZ. Butterworth
Miss Foster. Miss Rusk. Miss Proctor, the
| Misses Mendouca the Misses Maury, Mr. r. y
Chiffon and MIR. q. Hunt were among the other
guests. that also numbered the cabinet and SUI
preme Court families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Hubbsrd's reception
last night in honor Of Senator and Mrs Dawes
| was parting compliment in which both the
friends Of the host and hostess rs well as the
| honored guests Of the occasion were happy to
share. Mr.. Hubbard and the distinguished
| senator from Massachusetts. now soon to
| retire TO his well-earned rest from the public
| service. have been warm friends for many
years. The spaciousness of the Hubbard man
sion was needed Tor the large company which
assembled after 3 o'clock and which kept COM
| ing and going until nearly midnight from and
TO the other entertainments Of the evening
| Inc host and hostess. with the Senator his wife
and Miss Dawes, received in the large drawing
! room on the right. In the company were many
Senators and members and full representa-
ton Of the resident circle in both Its official and
| literary aspects.
The Martha Washington tea party gwen last
night by Mrs. Crosby at the Crosby House
proved very enjoyable occasion. Games,
music and character sketches enliyened the
evening.
Mrs. Herman F. Oberterufer OF Philadelphia
is visiting her father. MIR. Fitch
There will be a soiree at Linthicum Hall on
Tuesday evening. February 2s. for the eudow-
ment fund of the Home for lncurables. Mrs. NJ
Morrice Will play. Nopains are spared TO make
the affair perfect in all its details.
Miss Mattingly. 1916 II street. has cards out
| for tea Wednesday, March l. at O'Clock to
meet Miss Dammon Of Cambridge.
Mrs. Francis Adgate Lipscomb Of Athens.
Ga. is guest this week of her niece. Mrs. An
drew Lipscomb. i7l8 . street. Mrs. Lipseomb
Is delegate 10 the national congress of the
daughters of the American Revolution. and as
historian OF her chapter will read a paper on
| Georgia; Her Indians and Their Legends"
Mrs. Lipscomb is niece of the distinguished
Cobbs of Georgia and is a first cousin OF Mr.
Hoke Smith of Atlanta.
The ladies who will assist Mrs. Haiiowell in
entertaining the members OF the continental
| congress. Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. on Friday afternoon will be Mrs. Gen.
Shields. Mrs. Estes G. Rathbone, Mrs. Deve-
reax. Miss Eugenia Washington, Mrs. Admiral
| Middleton. Miss Elizabeth Lee Washington,
Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. DIR. Bean. Miss Hallowell
will be assisted by Miss Bynum, Miss keim.
Miss Middleton. Miss Maclay and Miss Wendell.
Miss Rsby and Miss Dickey Of Mt Pleasant
are visiting Miss Danforth Of Takoma. Nd.
The marriage Of Miss Ruth HALEY. daughter
of Mr.. Edward HALEY. to Mr.. William Weber
| took place at the Second Baptist Church, south
east. yesterday at IL O'Clock, Rev. Hez SVEN
officiating. The bride and groom left on the
| noon train for New York. They will De at
home to their friends after February q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ravenwood Hartford
have sent out cards for the marriage OF their
daughter Lillian Maybelle to Mr.. John Martin
Henderson Monday evening. February ~, at
$50 O'Clock at 81. Andrews F. E. Church.
Mrs. John Tweedale, Oil Rhode Island ave-
nue., will not be at home tomorrow, February
"a
The Excelsior Club met Wednesday at Miss
Fayel's, nearly all Of the members present.
| After attending to business Miss Fayel invited
her friends to the dining room. where they did
justice 10 good luncheon. Later Miss Co
| rinne Steele and Mr.. Fred Hackman seng a
duet, accompanied by Miss Marguerite Corco-
ran on the piano. At Mr.. Stewards request
Miss Edith Richmond gave her criticisms of
the fashion Of today and to Mr.. Harris ques-
ton as to the size Of woman's hat worn at any
entertainment. she said. 1T generally depends
on the size of the head" Miss Emma J. Coul-
| ter read an ESSAY on "Tennyson's Influence"
which showed marked insight and appreciation.
The meeting closed with short address by the
president of the society. Mr.. Harry Sprsgue.
Those present were: Misses II. Brandon, s.
Cook, NJ. L. Schiller, {. Steele, NJ Corcoran.
E. l.. Richmond, f. Coulter. F. J.. Fayel. l..
| Demuth and +. Whitledge. Messrs. A. Bauman,
T. W. hackman, r. c. Harris. J. Stewart. II.
Sprague, I. ]. Clarke, g. Wagner. X. Beale, q.
Reid and A. Elliott.
Mrs. O'Reslly, wife of DIR. O'Reilly. L. S. A..
has been stricken with paralysis, and is lying
very ill at the Gramercy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dellinger celebrated
their golden wedding last evening Mr. Del
linger was originally from Washington county.
Nd. but has been a resident of this city fifty
four years. Fifty years ago he married Miss
| Elizabeth Ball. sister of Mr.. Robert
Ball. Various members OF the family
called during the evening to congratulate the
happy couple and complimented them on
their still youthful appearance. some coming
from distance for this purpose. The golden
idea was carried out on the supper table in the
ices, fruit, cake, confectionery and decora-
tions. Some Ct Mrs. Delinger's wedding pres
ents received City years ago were exhibited and
much admired.
|
1888 9Th street. were thronged with callers until
late hour last evening. the occasion being the
annual reception of the Normal School class OF
81. The parfors were profusely decorated
| with palms and smilax. which. with the beauti-
full costumes and bright and happy faces
of the young ladies. formed a pretty picture.
The decorations OF the dining room were vel
low tulips and jonquils, the latter forming the
| center piece of the elaborate and bountifully
spread table. Miss Durham assisted by
her sister. Miss Katie. aud the following young
ladies of the class: Misses MAY Shipman,
Lille Baily. Christine Carrothers, Ada Far
rington, Mamie Hedrick. May Jack. Emma
Mueden. Blanche Pnlizzi, Amelia Rakeman,
! Elizabeth Schutt, VI. sherman. Ada Snyder.
Helen Stockbridge, Flora like, Maud Watson,
Jessie Wslling. Daisy Williams, Lula McEl-
fresh and Lottie Willenbucker.
| The home Of Miss Matte Gary, No. I2s C
street southeast, was the scene of a pretty tea
Monday evening in celebration OF the eleventh
birthday of that young lady. Games and
dancing were enjoyed until late hour. Among
those present were the Misses Bessie and
Bernice Borst. Alice Boswell. Maude Blaine and
Myra Webb and Masters Peter Rust. Johnnie
Webb, Walter Wood and John and Rowland
Gary.
/ The marriage of Miss Alice F. Turrian Of &C.