Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-18

Mrs. Miller. Dancing was afterward in
dulged in. Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs Miller, Mrs Flaherty, Misses An
ME Gleeson, Susie Hilton, Florence Fen
wyck, Miss Byrne and Messrs r. H. But
Ter, VIII Morton. Mr.. Chas. Benton, Mr..
P. J. Healy, Mr. George P. Dowell and Mr.
Chas. Sheridan.
The parlors of the La Gent Club were
well filled last evening by the members and
the numerous friends and guests of the
club. The occasion of this gathering was
the second hop given this season by this
popular club A few of the guests present
were: Misses Mclaughlin Wynn, Gwynne,
Arnold, Kohler. NJ. Grasse and ID. Grdsse.
Hanlein. Helmuth. Rooms, Hart Mauger,
Lamb, Smith, Cook. and Mrs Grasse. and
Mrs. Mulliken, Messrs. Hannah, Newmeyer
Meitzler, Ford, Walker, Risler, Hanlein,
McQuade, Torrens. Read Swaggart, Nc
Laughlin, Roche. Duffy. McClernan, Smith
and Shreeve. Messrs Ed. Carroll and ].
Heating were the floor committee
A pleasant reception was held in honor
of Orchid SoCials at the home of Miss Lot
tie Richardson last evening. Among those
present were the Misses Bessie and Mary
Leapley. Irene Beeile, Lottie Orwell Mar
Ion Christy, Marie TRULY, Jessie Richard
son. Gertrude Ray, of Winchester Va. and
Messrs. Harry Waltgen, Steel Clark, Harry
Freeman, Fred Strong James Hutchinson,
Morsell Tclson, Ralph Morehead and Muir
ray Guthrie
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor Of Four
Mile run have gone to Easton, Pa. to visit
relatives. After spending few weeks there
they will visit Niagara Falls and Watkins
Glen.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sullivan have moved
into their new home 1922 18th street, and
will be pleased to see their friends.
Mrs. Martin and Miss Mary Harriet
Martin are now pleasantly located on 18th
street, and have with them Mrs. Ben
Martin of South Carolina.
Miss Clifford and daughter, Miss Geraldine
Clifford, will leave early next month for a
S. c.
Mr. VIM. s. Eldridge of New York is WIS.,
iting DIR. VIM. May
Among the numerous box parties given
this week at Albaugh's one of young
girls, chaperoned by Mrs George Gorham.
The young ladies were Miss Edith Thomp-
Gorham and Miss Gertrude Vaughn.
Mrs. Marie Schmidt has sent out cards
for the marriage of her daughter Agnes
Katherine, to Mr.. ]. Eugene Shoemaker,
Wednesday evening. November %. at 7:30
o'clock. at the Memorial Lutheran Church,
14th and N streets northwest.
The Potomac Literary Club held it's regu-
lar monthly meeting on Tuesday evening
last at the residence of Mrs. ]. w. Fox. 100
LIST street northeast, with the president
DIR. ID. s. Lamb, in the chair. The follow
ing were elected members of the club Mrs
Stern, 4O7 Florida avenue, and DR.. Willis
Il. Pomeroy, 800 o street Professor l.. r.
Klemm of the bureau of education read
an essay entitled, "A glance into the eigh-
teenth century" which was further dis
cussed by Judge McCalmont. w A Croft
! fut and DIR. Lamb. Mrs. Dora T. Voorhis
| followed with interesting sketch, "A
! trip through Holland" illustrated by many
photographs and articles of interest obtain
ed in that country. A pleasant recess was
| taken, during which refreshments furnished
by Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Croffut were served,
and the session concluded with admirable
| Rotations by Miss Alice Irwin and DIR. E.
A. Duncan. Among those present We're:
DIR. and Mrs. ID. s. Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Croffut, b. F. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Royce, Mrs. D. T. Voorhis, Professor
l.. r: i<lemm, J. l.. McCreery and daugh-
! ter Mrs. Stierlin, Mr. VIII Stierln, Miss
/ and Mrs. Thomas Robinson. DIR. and Mrs.
! Clarence r. Dufour, Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
Hardness, DIR. and Mrs. W. w. Baker, Mrs.
John l.. Norris Miss Mamie Norris. Mrs
| 3. A. Colonna, Miss Kathleen Bailey. Mr..
! and Mrs. H. V. Cotton, Mrs. j. H. Irwin
and daughters. Mrs. II. c. Alverson. Mrs
| |. r. Morrell. Miss Emma Brown, Miss
Wignall of London, England; Miss Anna L.
| Marshall. Miss l.. Won Entrees. Miss Annie
| Brandes, DIR. " ID. Collins. Judge ]. S. Nc
Calmont. Judge Owen Riley, Mr.. J. l..
| French, Mr. Geo. c. Gwynne, Dr. E. A.
Duncan, Mrs. Daniel Morgan, and Mr. NJ.
| G. Emery.
The ladies interested in the projected
Church Of the Advent in lie Droit Park
| propose to hold grand bazaar about the
| middle OF December for its benefit They
| have secured the co-operat ton of the ladies
| of most of the Episcopal churches in the
city. Committees have been formed. among
| whom the work has been divided and the
| movement Is being vigorously and enthu-
| siastically pressed.
| The engagement of Miss Henrietta Bien
| to Mr. Lewis Silverberg is announced
! They will be home. 1913 9TH street north
| west, Sunday. November 10 and 26.
1 A rf1ao 10 10,
| the II. Fl. c. was largely attended. Among
those present were: The Misses Teeny
Smith. Shea, Starke. Callahan and Krouse,
Miss keruster. keiser, Kelly. Kettler, Els
| man, Williams, Paxton, and Wells Messrs
| George and Pete Starke, Ed Smith, Kari
| Hunt. Tennyson. Haydn, Scribner Poor
Crowley. Whelan. Cole. Keruster, Miller
| and Price.
| The Unity Club held the first meeting of
| the season at the residence of it's former
president, Mr.. H. b. Moulton, 1924 9th
| street on Wednesday evening, November
| 10. The election of a new president to fill
| MIR. Moultons place, as he had rendered his
| resignation on account of. pressure of bust
| ness, was therefore proceeded with and re-
| suited in the election of Mr.. Geo A. Bacon
| Prof. B. P. Murray and MIR. II. V. Cotton
were elected active members, afte- which a
| very entertaining lecture, entitled The
| Growth and Beauty of Architecture" was
delivered by Prof. b. p. Murray. illustrated
| by stereopticon views. with his daughter
| Miss Murray, operator.
| The lecturer described the various modes
and styles of building of all aces of man
| from the cave dwellers down to the pres
! cnt day, displaying at the last some of the
wonderful styles of architecture at the
| worlds fair.
| Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
| and Miss Johnson, Ms. and Miss Huddle-
| sen, Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Cotton. Mrs. and
/ Miss Tracy. Henry II. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
| Silas Boyce. Mrs. NJ. Stierlin. VIII c. Stier
| lin, Judge o. n. Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
| Weisne-, Mrs. f. r. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ f. b. II. Tower Mrs. Joseph L. Burket, 1.
r. T-embly, Geo. c. Gwynn. DIR. and Mrs.
| Thomas Robinson, Miss Julia Widows,
| Mrs. ID. T. Voorhis. Miss Eva Ewing. Fl. B.
| Mouton. Mrs. H. 3. Moulton and Mrs.
| Cheney Swain.
| Mrs. E. W. Bacon and Miss Belle Bacon,
| after a two Yeas visit from the city, have
| returned, and residing at 1909 o
| street northwest.
| Mr.. and Mrs p. Connor have sent out
! cards for the marriage ceremony of their
| daughter, Katie. to J. Harry Buscher on
| Tuesday, November 2S. at O'Clock, at st.
! Josephs Church. A reception will follow
| from until IL o'clock at 1919 B street
| northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Mangum have Is
sued cards for the marriage of their
! daughter. Annie Rebecca, to Mr.. Theodore