Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-25
WAS HINGTON SOCIETY,
The Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson
Go to Baltimore
To Attend the Wedding of q Niece
Other Interesting Matters Relat-
ing to Social Movements.

The British ambassador and Lady
Pauncefote have cards out for q dance on
New Year night.
Mrs. John Langhorne will give a tea,
to Z. January 2, at which her daughter.
Miss Mamie Taylor Langhorne. will make
her debut.
Mrs. and Miss Worthington will give a
dancing party on Thursday evening Of
this week.
The Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson,
the Misses Stevenson and Mrs. and Miss
Scott went over to Baltimore today to at
tend the marriage of Miss Frances Ewing
to Mr.. Bayliss Beecher Of Memphis. Tenn.
stevenson Ewins, Minister Minister of the United
States at Belgium, and is a niece of the
Vice President. who gave her hand in
Peters p E. Church.
Mrs. Lieber will give a luncheon on jan
uary in honor Of Mrs. Lamont
Representative and Mrs. McCreary en-
tertaired a company at dinner on Saturday
night in honor of Secretary and Mrs. Car
Isle. The table was most artistieally dec
GRATED with pink roses and the tapers In
the silver candlesticks burned under pink
shades. The other guests present were:
The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Gresham.
bert, the Mexican minister and Nine.
Romero, Representative and Mrs. johnson.
Representative and Mrs. Draper. Controller
Bowler and Mrs. Bowler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cabell.
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard Wood are here
visiting Mrs. Condit-Smith. DIR. Wood is
now stationed in the south, but has
vacation, which he Is spending here.
The engagement is reported in London of
Mrs. Horace Helyer. whose husband. FORM
erly secretary of the British legation at
Washington. died some time since, to the
Hon; Mr.. Lumley. rephew and heir of
| IxOF hlIf IN al mr. aort
OF the betrothal has yet been made. Mrs.
Helyer win be well remembered in WASH
ington. where she was conspicuous for her
beauty and attractiveDess for several years.
The solicitor general ana Mrs Maxwell
will give a dinner on Tuesday evening.
Miss Miller Of 31st street gave a luncheon
on Saturday to her sister, Mrs Harry
Campbell of Virginia. The guests Were:
Miss Cornie Denver. Miss Emily Matthews.
Mrs. L. A. Zane. Miss Emily Stevens and
Mrs. Benz. Miller jr.
A progressive euchre party, the last OF
the season. was held on Saturday evening
at the lexington Hotel the home of Mr.
and Mrs. McKellip. The Neighbors' Club
was well represented The prizes were won
by Mr.. Clarke. RepreseE tive Dunn of New
Jersey, Miss Maggie McKellip, Miss Bessie
prize was awarded to Mr.. Ernest. After
enjoying a sumptuous collation., the party
| dispersed.
Miss May English, formerly Of Montreal,
Canada, but for the past two years a we'll
known society belle of lexington has left
for the Pacific coast, on an extended tour
She will return to Washington early in the
spring and reside with her aunt Mrs Nc
Kellip OF lexington.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas W. Mac
Gregor and Miss Lizzie A. Morse took
place at the home of the brides father 90
street northwest, this morning-Christ-
mas being the anniversary of her parents
marriage-Rev. Mr.. Muir officiating Only
few intimate friends, besides the rela-
tives, were present. The bride wore a trav-
cling dress of green and brown hop sacking
| trimmed with velvet and marten fur with
hat and gloves to match Cream roses were
carried. Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple left for a trip to New
YORK and vicinity. Upon their return they
will reside at No. % / street northeast
where. after January l5they will be pleased
to see their friends.
Mrs. D. Robert Barclay has returned to
the city and will spend the winter with her
son-in-law. Mr.. E. L. McClelland. l711 Mad
ison street.
Mrs Isaac Strouse Of Baltimore is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. II. King jr., and will
be pleased to see her friends at Si4 eth
street.
Justice and Mrs. Shiras have gone to
Pittsburg for the holidays and will not be
back for ten days.
Mr.. Woods Price and his sister, Miss Ger
trude Price. from Michums Rive-, Va. will
spend the holidays with Mrs Gertrude BAR
mum and her sister Miss Miriam Stayro.
at 1852 18th street northwest
The cadets of Charlotte Hall School held
their annual Xmas hop Friday last The
decorations were eve-greens and bunting
Adjutant f. J. Croker of New York was
master OF ceremonies. Many from Balti-
country attended.
Miss Lille p. Bailey, with her sister. Miss
Ida. has gone to Philadelphia for the hou-
days. -'
Col and Mrs. Walcott gave a tea In honor
of their youngest daughter, Miss Blanche
saturday afternoon. from until I. Those
that assisted were Mrs Alexander Beall
Miss Beall and Miss Isabella Byrn. Mrs
Walcott received in a garnet silk, with dia-
monds: Miss Walcott in nile green siIIx
trimmed, with pink velvet; the debutante
MISS Blanche. In heliotrope silk and lace:
Mrs. Beall In white and Miss Byrn in vel
low crepe. Miss Blanche was Remembered
by several lovely bouquets of roses. The tea
was followed by their usual Saturday night
musicale. Among those invited were DIR
and Mrs. II. Nj. OReily u s. army: Rev
and Mrs. NJ. r. Ffshburn. Representative
ana Mrs. Charles Barwig, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
sentative and Mrs. NJ. Dockery. Mrs. E.
Hort. Mrs. L. A. Crandall Miss Ida Foote.
Miss Ella Church. Miss Church. Mr. and
Mrs. George NJ Bacon. Miss Lyme Rev. and
Mrs. 5. Nj. Newman. Miss Coyle Mr. John
II. Drown. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson
DR.. S. G. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. La Grand
Johnston. DR.. and Mrs. f. L. Morgan Miss
Isabella Byrn. Miss r. Ward, Mr.. Ward.
DR.. w. n. Cogan, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Hol-
combe. Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Horn. Mr.. and
the Misses Robertson, Miss Fulton. Mrs
\ Perlie, Mr.. Horace Perlie. Miss Kitty Pat
ten Mr.. Edward Harlan. Mrs. Alexander
Beai1. Miss Blanche Beall, Mr.. j. Becker.
DR.. and Mrs Ten Eyck, Mr.. j. V. Virgins
MIR. Frank Lotion and Mr.. Lewis Boody
Mrs. Harding of Sanford, Fla, widow of
the late Aaron Harding of Kentucky, is in
' the city at Mrs. Young's, 1894 18th street
Q northwest
FALLS CHURCH,
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