Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-09

18th of this month. The couple will be i'm
this city at 6O7 Massachusetts avenue
northeast from December II to ~.
The Twilight Pleasure Club had a pleas
ant meeting Tuesday night at the residence
of Miss Kate Mcnamara, 81 H street north
east Those present were the Misses Nc
Cabe. Holden. French. Fay. Seamore, Nc
Knight, Mcknew, DR.. and Mrs. Wells OF
New York, and Messrs. Parker, Haynes,
Hartigan. Cannon, Wilson, Johnson, Will
Jams, Holden and Mase.
DIR. and Mrs. James H. McInerhy of New
York are on visit to Mrs William Derlip,
200 H street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson Of Mechan-
icsville, Pa, on their bridal trip, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Firman r. Horner
of 925 Rhode Island avenue and will re-
main In this city until Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Pettengill of Holly. N Y, is
visiting her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Pettengill of New York avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Rabbit entertained
a company of friends on Monday evening
last the occasion being the fourteenth
birthday of their daughter Ida. The even
ing was passed In games and the enjoyment
OF refreshments. Among those present were
Rev. E. b. Bagby. chaplain of the House of
Representatives, Misses Ida, Zoe and Liz
zie Babbitt, Miss Capell, the Misses Hutch
inson, Miss Van Week. Misses May and
Grace Hurlburt, Miss Bryan, Miss Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Toner, and Messrs.
Kennedy, Middleton. Smith and Robert
Babbitt.
The bazaar to be held on Monday and
Tuesday, december IL and L., at Masonic
Temple for the beneht or the new Episco-
pal church at LIZ Droit Park, promises TO
be very successful. Many OF the Episcopal
churches in the city are lending active aid
to the enterprise and committees OF assist
ance have been formed from among the
ladies of the different congregations. The
nrnyf6a6 he CHI hos will
be attended as follows: st. Johns by Miss
Wilkes. Miss Miller, Miss Ella Smith, Mrs.
Atwater and Miss Ramsay: Epiphany by
Mrs. Perry Heath, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. ].
Keith, Edwards; Ascension by Mrs A. A.
Thomas, Mrs Beulah Byran, Mrs Davies;
Emmanuel CAnacostia) by Mrs. Davenport,
Mrs: Peters. Mrs. Pyles and others; st.
Paurs by Miss MacGrotty. Miss Newton,
Miss Nichols. Miss Forrest. Miss Ball and
Miss Helen MacGrotty; Christ Church
(Georgetown) by Miss Davidson, Miss
ladies'; St. Marks by Miss Copperthwaite,
Mrs. Earnshaw. Mrs. Frank Smith and
Mrs. Walker. A lunch will be served
promptly at y o'clock each day. Those
gram to be rendered at night are Mr.. War
rem Young. w. p. Hughes. Statham Key
ser: Miss Gray. Mrs. Fox. Mr.. Harry How
ard Charles Frailey Leo Wheat. Griffith
o. bombs. The bazaar and lunch will be
under the general charge Of the ladies of
the Advent Church. lie Droit Park
The Y. P. s. c. E. of the North Presby-
terrain Church gave their regular monthly
Misses Henry, 1906 street.
The Curious Club met at the residence Of
Miss Bowen. 703 Mt Vernon place last
evening. Progressive Harlequin was the
entertainment provided for the guests Miss
Lutte Stiles and Mr.. H. s. Aver won the
first prizes for ladies and gentlemen, re-
spectively Among those present were
Misses Jarvis. Miller, Gertie and Katie
Harvey. Dobbins. Snow. Thompson Spis-
null and Stiles and Messrs. Handley, Orme
Burdine, Gilmer, Aver, Stiles, Harvey,
Waters and Bowen.
An interesting welding took place at the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest, 9Th avenue,
New York, today. the contracting parties
being Mr.. John Seager, private secretary
to Secretary of War, and Miss Maud c.
Rice OF New York The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DIR. Hamilton in the
presence of the immediate relatives of tine
two families. The bride is a tall, slender
brunette, with marvellous eyes and an al
most ideal face. After the ceremony the
bridal pair left for a short tour, their des-
tination being kept carefully secret. They
will be at home at 1873 18th street north
west on Thursdays after the 18th instant.
1t Is said that the young bride is as re-
markable for Intellectual gifts as for physi-
cal charms. She Is also the possessor Of a
fine soprano voice. so that Washington So
ciety will find her a very desirable acQuisi-
ton.
Senator Vance was somewhat surprised
to see in a morning paper that he was
sick in Baltimore. The Senator and Mrs.
Vance made pleasant visit to Baltimore
last week, and are now in their home,
1927 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Vance
has laid aside her mourning. which she has
worn SO continuously, and will enter into
the social life Of Washington once more.
Mrs. Vances son. Harry Martin, stood
brilliant examination for the bar before the
supreme court of North Carolina, but is
reading a special course at the university
this winter. Mrs. Vance will give a series
Of luncheons during the winter.
The announcement in Tuesdays Star CT
the marriage in Baltimore on October OF
Miss Nan c. Sharp and Mr. Horace G. Seitz
was in the nature of surprise to their hest
Of friends in this city. Mr.. Seitz is well
known in musical circles and Miss Sharp
has attained an enviable reputation as
vocalist. Mr.. and Mrs. Seitz are receiving
the congratulations of their many friends
at their residence 421 NJ street northeast,
where they will continue to reside for the
present.
The lady managers Of the Homeopathic
Hospital will give a tea and musicale on
Tuesday evening next in the Ames build
ing, l41O G street The tea will be given
under the auspices OF the Nordhon Guild,
the auxiliary sewing circle of the Ladies
Aid Society. and promises to be an unusu-
ally enjoyable affair. Miss Bertha Lincoln
and Mrs. Annie Louise PowelD Curriden
will sing and dancing will be enjoyed by
the young people.
Miss Matte Bremmerman of Philadelphia