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

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noon which was very largely attended. Mra
Flint wore q becoming gown OF cream silk.
Her mother, Mrs. W. D. Brown, assisted. a. did
Mrs. b. h. Gilfry, Mr.. Chas. Moore. Miss Edith
willoughby, Miss Grace and Miss BERTHE Belk-
nap and Miss Porterfeld. The rooms wers
prettily decorated and the occasion . most en-
pertaining one.
The United Hebrew Charities gave grand
charity ball last night at Masonic Temple
which was q success, both socially and finan-
cially. The hall was filed with guests and al
OF them had a good time for q good cause
Dancing began at 9 and continued till late
hour. The ladies were out in full force and
wore their prettlest gowns. There were plenty
partners and the pleasure Of all the guests was
well looked after by the gentlemen Of the fol-
lowing committees:
Executive-L l. Blout, chairman; Mrs L.
Fellheimer, Mrs. 1. L. Blout. Mrs. L. Stern,
Mrs. L. Maufman, Mrs. Chs. Kaufman Mrs j.
Moser, Mrs. ID. Straus, L. Stargardter, /. Cans,
L Saks, 8. Wolf, A. L Strasburger, NJ. Hoffa, n.
Strasburger, Z. Kurnitzski and Alexander Wolf.
Reception-H. Strasburger, chairman; d.
Stratus, X. Kurnitzski, Sol. Lewis, A. Sanders
NJ. Hoffa and II. Baum: master Of ceremonies,
L Cans.
Floor-Alex. Wolf, chairman; M Open.
heimer, L. Hirsch, L. NJ. Eisemann, E. Kohner
J. H. Goldstein, s. J. Chaser, NJ. R. Sanger, L
B. Nordlinger, s. Louis and Joseph Kaufman
The ball was given under the auspices Of
Washington Hebrew Congregation, Rebecca
Lodge, d. o. l.; Elijah Lodge, L o. B. B.
Grace Aguilar Lodge. 1. o. B. B.; Capital
Lodge. o. X. S. B.. District Lodge. L o. s. B.
Montehore Lodge, Imp o. B. B.; Harmony
Deborah Lodge, Potomac Lodge, I. o. B. B.
Argo Lodge, l. o. b. B.; Nina Kleeberg, o. K.
8. B.; Columbia Lodge, I. o. 8. B.: Concordia
Club, Unity Circle and Entire Nous.
The membership of all the societies were well
represented and the financial outcome, about
81, 500, shows how well the entire affair was
managed.
Mrs. Senator Sanders will not receive tomor-
row owing to the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. Epson OF Cleveland, Ohio.
The Washington friends Of Mrs. Mary Nc
Donald James will regret to learn Of her death
from consumption, which occurred in San
Diego, Cal, last week. The interment took
place today at her home in Minersvilfe, Pa.
Mrs. James was the sister Of Paymaster
Mitchell Mcdonald, U. s. N; Charles T. Chap
line Of this city and Mrs. A. L. Phillips, wife
Of Paymaster Phillips, U. 8. N.
The marriage of Mr.. Louis H. Wine of this
city and Miss Elizabeth Buehler of Gettysburg,
Pa, took place this afternoon at the Hamilton
House. As is generally known, this marriage
was to have taken place today at the brides
home in Gettysburg, Pa, but the groom's ILL.,
ness for the last fortnight made it impossible.
Mr.. Wine was only sufficiently recovered to-
day to move about in his own parlor,
where the ceremony took place. Instead Of the
large gathering Of friends who had expected to
witness the ceremony, there was no one pres
ent but the groom's daughter, Miss Lula Wine,
and the brides relatives. who accompanied her
here. They were her sister, Mrs. Louis
Clement of Salisbury, N. c., Miss Cassandra
Smith Of York, Pa. Mr.. Cbas. Buehler Of Balti-
more and Guion Buehler Of Gettysburg, Pa
The bride wore travelling dress. Rev. Edwin
Heyl Delk, brother-in-law Of the bride, per-
formed the ceremony.
On Saturday next, if the grooms GONZALES
cence progresses as satisfactorily as it has COM
menced, Mr.. Wine and his bride will start on q
wedding trip down to Florida and then to
Cuba. They will reside here upon their re-
turn.
The bride received upward Of 200 presents,
most Of which were sent to her home in Penn
sylvania, although great number were sent
here after the change in the plans for the we'd
dini, were known to her friends.
Mrs. Cullom will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Walcott will give an informal musicale
Saturday evening, January %, at 1s41 Corcoran
street northwest.
Mrs. John P. Finley has not been making calls
or receiving this season. She will leave next
week for Fort Ontario. Oswego, N. Y. where
Lieut.. Finley is now stationed.
Mrs. Senator Hunton will receive at the
Ebbitt House on Thursday, from until 6. as
sisted by Mrs. Arthur Payne, Misses Payne and
Nelson.
Mrs. Senator Bate will receive at the Ebbitt
House on Thursday, from 3 until 6, assisted by
the Misses Voorhees, of San Fra ncisco and Mrs
Jones Of Tennessee.
Mrs. Senator Dolph will hold her second
form al reception tomorrow Thursday after
noon from $50 until 6.
The Columbian Progressive Eucher Club was
handsomely entertained last evening by Mrs.
Corcoran at the Hotel Lincoln. The ladies'
first prize, a handsome chased gold locket,
was won by Mrs. Corcoran and the
second prize. q souvenir spoon, by Mrs.
MOrsell The gentlemen's first prize. a
solid gold wish bone and love knot
scarf pin with diamond setting, was won by Mr..
VIM. A. Hungerford and the second prize, a
handsome pocket knife. by Mr.. Springstine.
After the game the club was served with a
bounteous repast. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hun
gerford will next entertain the club February Z.
An enjoyable dinner party was given BY Major
and Mrs. w. H. Michael at their home, 215
North Capitol street, Tuesday, in honor of Miss
Of Kansas, and the birthday OF their daugh-
each plate was placed q souvenir card in water
colors. bearing an appropriate poetcal quota
ton. Before the courses each recipient was
called upon to read aloud the selection on his
card. The rooms were made gay with flowers
and the evening CHEEKY with Ynraic and sopO