Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-25

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ladies' first prize and Mr.. Lou. Otterback was
awarded the BOBBY prize.
"Narths Warrington" tea was given by
the ladies Of the Missionary Society Of the Me-
tropolitan N. z. Church Wednesday evening ~
the homo Of Capt and Mrs. A. p. Lacey on
Clifton street. Many ''Marthas" and Georges"
with powdered hair and continental costumes
we're to be seen among the guests. Mrs. DR..
Sites was introduced and gave . most interest
\ Ing talk on special phases Of missionary work
- seen at Foochow, China, where with her
husband she has spent the best years Of her
life. An excellent musical program followed
and choice refreshments were served.
! Martha Warrington tea party was given by
the Wednesday Social Club Of Garrett Park on
Tues1ay last ct the residence Of Mrs. Eugene
Brady. The ladies' were in Martha Warrington
costume and made q charming picture a. they
were grouped around the tea table. After
luncheon was served they were entertained by
the following program: Duet, Mrs J. C. Stod-
dard and Mrs. W. L. Wilson; reading, Mrs.
Beverly Galloway; vocal solo. Mrs W. L. VIII
son; duet, Mrs. J. c. Stoddard and Mrs. John
Mitchell, jr.; short stories, Mrs. Eugene Brady;
instrumental solo, Mrs. ]. C. Stoddard; vocal
duet, Mrs. Galloway and Miss Jesta Rankin.
The program was very appropriately concluded
| ~ =" JoAHAh8 Az oAuBbuB pouhouS soh6S' Aoo
next meeting will be held at Mrs. VIM. Solrans
Wednesday, March 1.
The residence of Mrs. A. c. Irvine, 23S 9th
street southwest, WAS we'll filed with young
folks FRIDAY evening in honor II the thirteenth
birthday Of her daughter Mary. Those present
were Miss A. Thompson, Miss N. Irvine. Miss
q. Lee, Miss o. Leesnitzer, Miss Orr Adams,
Miss z. Bond, Miss L. Irvine, Mr.. b. Cook, Mr..
C. Lee, Miss E. Gardner and Mr.. W. Thompson.
Miss Lou and Nellie also entertained . few
friends, those present being Miss N. Birkhead.
Miss 8. Thompson, Mr.. T. Trueworthy, Mr.. z.
Birkhead and Miss A. Brown. Dancing was en-
joyed until . late hour, when refreshments were
served. The dining room was beautifully dec
GRATED.
| Miss Robens Taylor will have as her guest
during the inaugural week Miss Millie Forster
Of Newark, N. J. Miss Taylor will be at homo
Mondays in March.
| very pretty wedding took place in the N.
| z. Church at Chincoteague. Va. on Tuesday,
February 81. The bride was Miss Mollie Moore
Smith. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. N. 8. Smith,
and niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Kenney Of
Chincoteague, and the groom, Mr.. VIM. P.
Moore King Of Warrington, D. C. Preceding
the bride and groom, who entered together.
were first the ushers, Messrs. Nelson K. Smith
and N. s. Kennsy OF Wilmington, Del, cousin
Of the bride, followed by the sroomsmen. Rev.
g. P. Jones and Mr.. Percival Lee Hud-
son, the bridesmaids, Miss Ida Matthews
and Miss Georgia H. Tracy and the
maid Of honor, Miss Elsie Kline,
ried upon q silver salver a magnificent cluster
| Of white roses. Miss Smith held in her hand .
| small prayer book bound in white kid, which
she handed the minister. and from which the
marriage ceremony Of the Church Of England
was read. The dress Of the bride was hand
| some gray broadcloth trimmed with silk benga-
| line, with hat and gloves to match Miss
Matthews and Miss Tracy wore, respectively.
! suits Of lansdowne and china silk and carried
clusters of roses, and the maid Of honor was
pretty dressed in cream henrietta. trimmed
| with surah and ribbon to match. Immediately
upon leaving the church the party was driven
to the home Of the bride, where many friends
and relatives were assembled to congratulate
| them, and an elabo, ate wedding breakfast was
| served At 1915 Mr.. and Mrs King left for
tour to the north and were accompanied as far
a. Franklin City by the entire party. Upon
their return they will make their home in Wash
ington, wifi the parents of the groom. The
demonstrations at the departure of the party
| were unusual and exceedingly novel.
The ships lying in the harbor wore
Of difference to the position Of the brides
father as collector Of customs at the port, and
as the steamer left the wharf with flags floating
and whistle sounding the assembly on the shore
cheered and salutes were fred from the decks
Of the vessels In honor Of the bride and groom.
handsome presents
Miss Carrie L. Gould of San Francisco 10
Visiting General and Mrs. 8. s. Burdett.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Dubant are registered at
the Tampa Bay Hotel Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Robert A. Marmion, SO pleasantly re-
membered here as Miss Beatrice Paul arrived
in the city yesterday on visit to her mother,
Mrs. Paul Mrs. Paul's second daughter, Mrs.
Lieut.. Hosley, is also with her now, but expects
| to Join her husband at the "Hygeia" in a few
weeks.
Miss Barnett, sister Of Lieut.. Barnett, has as
her guest Miss Lily Hebb.
Mrs. George Davis, to the regret Of her many
friends. has left Washington for Annapolis,
| where Lieut. Davis is on duty on the staff OF
Gov. Browne.
The opening Of the Saturday Night Card
| Club" was held at the residence Of the Misses
Fadeley, No. 1920 street northwest. Sew
| eral hours were spent in card playing. A sump-
tuous repast was served, after which the men,
bers retired 70 their homes. Among those
| present were the Misses Katie and Hattie Burke,
Morgan, Wilson, Baggs and the Misses Fadeley,
and Msssrs. Needham, Glascock, Drinkard,
| Shinn, Barker, Williams and others.
The Fortnightly gave very pleasing enter
tainment Tuesday night at the Wimodaughsis'
parlors, 1928 northwest The program, which
included music and Rotations, was followed bv
light Refreshments served by several young
| ladies Of the club. Music and dancing closed q
very enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Willets and daughters Of Brooklyn are
| visiting the Misses Fowler of 1888 30th street.
The regular meeting Of the L'Allegro Club
was held last night at 463 street northwest
The next meeting will be held Friday, March 8,
| at 1921 9Th street northwest.
The reception given last evening by Mrs. and
| Miss Hallowell to members OF the congress Of
| the Daughters Of the Revolution was largely
attended, many representatives, of distinguished
patriots being present. In colonial style refresh
ments were served from an uncovered table Of
polished mahogany, and the rooms illuminated
BY candles. Mrs. Hallowell was assisted in
receiving by Miss Elizabeth Lee Washington,
Mrs. Estes G. Rathbone, Mrs. George H.
Shields. Miss Eugenia Washington, Mrs. Maria
G. Devereux. Mrs Admiral Middleton, Mrs. A.
Howard Clarke, Mrs. Tarleton II. Bean. Miss
Hallowell was assisted by Miss Middleton, Miss
Wendell, Miss Msclay. Miss Keim, Miss Bynum.
| A pretty wedding took place at the Great
Island Presbyterian Church Of Lock Haven,
Pa, on Thursday evening. The bridal couple
were Miss Hadassah Carroll Lesher Of Lock
Haven and Mr.. George Edgar Fleming of Wash
ington, D. C. The church was tastefully dec
| tad for he occasiop and Was anita Hllad