Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30
SOCIAL MATTERS.
weddings and Entertai n me nts of Tn


weddings and Entertai m ents of In
terest-Personals.
Inc first of a series of naval officers,
dances was given at the Naval Academy
last evening. Mrs. Phythian. wife Of the
commandment, received, assisted by Lieut.
Commander Tilley. Capt. and Mrs. McNair,
the Misses Heaven and Miss Howell were
among those present from Washington.
A pleasant surprise and masquerade party
was given to MI. Harry Sherwood last night
at ms residence, 535 Sd street northeast,
by friends from Morning Star Lodge The
following were those that were present:
Maud Simmonds, Spring; Emma Hopkins
Highland Lassie; Mrs. Morgan Snowflake:
Mary Niegmann, America; Belle Lirbrick
Red Riding Hood; Becky Soloman NfCht:
larry f1nchman, Russian Empress; Lottie
f1nchman. Night; May Johnson. Butterfly;
Dollie Martin and Mabel Martin, Milkwo-
men; Sadie Ferris. Gypsy; Grace Tidings;
Dora cadell, Infant; Frank Riley. Irish
man; I'D. L. Mayhem, Turk; Tom Robbins
Domino; Warren Hamacher, Gent; Oryille
Ballard, Clown; Harry Ballard. George
Washington; James Brown, Indian; Henry
Conradis. Indian; John Senaly. Tough
Miss Bessie Wilson, daughter of Mrs.
Georgiana II. Wilson, and Mr.. Theophilus
Tunis of Talbot county. Maryland. were
married at the home of the bride, l7l7 Con-
necucut avenue, yesterday. On account OF
the recent death of a relative only the fam
HES of the bride and groom attended. Mr.
and Mrs. Tunis left for New York after the
wedding. They will leave there on satur-
day for an extended journey in Europe
Mrs. L. Gradwohl accompanied by Miss
Gradwohl, has gone TO Philadelphia
The Mistletoe Club gave its second dance
of the season last evening at Carroll In
stitute. There were about thirty-hve cou-
PIES present. The eighteen numbers on the
program included nothing but waltzes and
polkas The Mistletoe Club March. COM
posed by Miss Edna Frazee of this city, and
honor W
10 the time Of two-step polka Among
those present were the following: Charles
Simms, Frank t. Howe. jr.; G. A Camp.
II. q. Hopkins, Clarence NJ. Jones. J.
Frank Jones, c. p. Rearden. y. W. Dorsey,
A. F. Towner, John T. Mount. c. II. Fred.
J: {. Weldon. Chas. p. Goodacx, Geo. y.
Mclaughlin, DIR. Sigel Roush. DR.. Roster
Middleton, S. II. Marshall. p. NJ. Julien.
Frank Tlarin, {. NJ. Clark. II. X Beck.
W. p. Colman, w. l.. Symons, W. A. Bry-
ant f. W. Broyles, Chas. W. Fairfax.
Milo II. Sutliff, II. A hammond. g. E.
Brainard, g. 5. Peters, c. l.. Jones, Grif
Smith, Geo. W. Drew. Ladies: Misses Nell
lie Bernhard. Josephine Hiatt, Orila Dix.
Louise Widdicombe, @. NJ. Martin, O'Neil,
Il. and NJ. Stocks, BERTHE Rearick, Georgia
jeffrey, Fanny and Lula Weldon, Erdman.
Mcdowell, Fillmore. Mary Forrest Beatrice
Reiga, Pheme Lanterman, Kate Walker.
Carrie and Nellie Cowles. Ball, Barrett.
Bootes, V. ID. hammond.
The young ladies of the Curious Club en-
gressive euchre party last evening at the
residence OF Miss Jarvis on 10th street.
The lady's prize was won by Miss Gala
CHAN, the gentleman's by Mr.. Sargent. the
second prizes by Miss Gertie Harvey and
Mr.. Geo. Harvey, and the BOBBY prizes by
Miss Lutte Stiles and ]. Mcdonald. After
the awards supper was served. Among those
present were Mrs. Fisher, Miss Kate harvey,
Miss Gertie Dorsey. the Misses Jarvis, Miss
Rock Miss Thompson, Miss Bowen, Miss
Spignul, Miss Hutchison. Mr.. c. V. Stiles.
Mr.. Handley, Mr.. Charlie orme. Mr.. Geo.
Harvey, Mr.. Harry Aver. Mr.. Wallace
Orme, Mr.. Claude Nottingham. Mr.. Harry
Stiles, Mr.. Thompson and MI. Reginald
Harcourt
The marriage OF Miss Margaret Elizabeth
Morgan and Mr.. William Jerome Hendricks
took place last evening at No. 2l1 9Th street
southeast. Rev. Gilbert Williams performed
the ceremony. Only the relatives and inti-
mate friends of the contracting parties were
present. The bride was attired I'm a becom-
ing toilet of dark blue cloth, with velvet
trimmings. The parlors were tastefuny en-
HANGED by decorations of palms and fall
flowers. After the ceremony the couple left
for a bridal trip to New York. After
fortnight's absence in the metropolis they
will return and be at home to their friends
Miss Georgia kemper of Warrenton, Va.
is visiting Mai. and Mrs. NJ p. Caldwell
1896 street
The dance at the Elsmere last evening
proved to be a most delightful affair. A
out and the dancing room. the parlors and
the corridors were thronged with a merry
crowd of people until some time after mid
night. The big dining room was cleared
for the occasion and made very desirable
bail room. where the dancers. cheered on by
the strains of a stringed orchestra, kept
things lively until a late hour. when light
refreshments We're served and afterward
dancing was resumed. Ii was the first
big dance of the early season and the re-
suit was that the rooms presented pretty
picture with groups of charming girls in
fresh and stylish ball costumes. The
guests of the Elsmere acted as hosts on this
occasion and saw to IL that every one had
a pleasant time. A long program OF dances
was provided and thoroughly enjoyed.
The home of Mr.. Grenville Lewis in Eek
ington was the scene of a very pleasant so
cial gathering last evening, the event being
the Thanksgiving eve party of Miss Lewis
and Miss Bessie Lewis Dancing was the
order of the evening. and the spacious nrst
floor was cleared for that purpose. Among
those present were Misses Esther Field,
May Macauley. Helen Biddis. Bessie SaI-
ford. Blanche Hine. Thompson. Breunlnger.
Essie Teel. Maude Shaw, Martha Berry,
Mary Drown, Kittie Donovan, Mrs. c. ~
Gotthold Mrs. J. r.. Biddis, Messrs. J. Ma
cauley. Leidy. r. Stewart. Fulton lewis
Geo. Grouse. w. u. Keene. Gales Moore, Cnas.
Gleason. Reichelderfer Frank Aver, oiSef
Hine. Jed Shaw, @. Lewis, Harry CLASSIC