Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-16

Misses oConnor, Calvert. Lewis, Connoly.
townsend. Parsons. Daily, Lease, Locke,
Brooks and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Mrs.
Daily and Mrs. Brooks
Miss Wormsley entertained a company
OF friends on Wednesday evening TO meet
her guest, Miss Carrie johnson. Among
Inose present Were the Misses Johnson,
Fugltt Worfnsley, Messrs. Trumble. Thorn
asson and White and MIR. and Mrs VIM.
IL. Wormsley.
The marriage of Miss Rhoda Ward and
MI Harry .Berton Moor both of Alexan-
9rla took place on Tuesday last at Grace
r. church in that city The bride wore
white SIZE ana carried bunch of pinks
ana maiden hair fern. After the ceremony
the couple went TO their own home where
they held reception.
Miss Carrie Abel has returned from an
extended visit with friends in Ohio.
Miss BERTHE Eckhouse Of Indianapolis IS
visiting the Misses Hart of 1921 nth street,
where they will be pleased TO see their
friends on Mondays.
Miss Mary Costello has arrived home
from two months stay in Chicago and
the west While I'm Pittsburg she was maid
OF honor at the marriage of Miss Curtis and
Mr.. Joseph Odell.
A supper was given last night over the
Capital National Bank by the Ladies' Mite
Society of the Twelfth Street Methodist
Church, Capitol Hill. Rev. G l.. Pate pas
tor The proceeds, amounting to sl5o, will
be contributed toward a new church edi-
nee. The tables were decorated with chrv-
santhemums and lamps with colored shades
ana draped in different colors. Mrs Haines
kindly donated the dishes The COMMITTEES
on order consisted OF Messrs. Williams
hofheins, Downing and Soper. and the
doorkeepers were Messrs. Jeffries and Har-
mer.
The following ladies were in charge of the
tables: Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Thomas Mrs
krepps. Mrs Rodrick. Mrs. Hofheins. Mrs
Fordham, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs Belts. Mrs
Tinker IL.
CESS. Mrs. Bobb. Mrs Barbour Mrs Free
man, Mrs Defries, Mrs Garrett Mrs
H Meefe. Mrs Downing. Mrs. Ports, Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Umphby, Mrs wayson and
Mrs. Shelton. Assistants: Misses Mamie
Cox, Rodriek, Thomas. Harding Allen
Larkin. Shelton, Freeman. Gardner. Bur
CESS Wilson, May, Fordham, Penicks. Dice
Florence Burgess. Belts. Edna Bobb. Birdie
bobb, Mamie Bobb, Maggie G. rdner Cook
Schultz, Dibble, Garrett, Peidicord Gates
GIL Mollie Freeman, Delane. Shannahan
Soper and Rawlings.
Mrs. G. w. Child of Los Angeles. Cal.
is with her parents, Senator and Mrs Bate
at E21 y street northwest.
DIR. Susan A. Edison has returned home
after an extended trip and a visit to the
worlds fair.
The fourth anniversary Of the Red Rose
Pleasure Club was celebrated last evening
at Stello's Hail There was an address nv
the president; music by Messrs G W.
II.
A. Il. Schlotterbeck. T. Spindler J. n Gar
ner and w. Z. Broker: a comical sketch
by Messrs- Herman and Goldstein; recita-
uon by MT. John Schlotterbeck. and short
remarks by Messrs. Deitz, Hsuf ana
hlumpf. who were guests of the club Dur
ing the evening the club and its guests en-
loyed the delicacies OF a Widespread table
There will be woman's foreign mission
airy reception at Hotel Freionia tomorrow
friday evening, from to II O'Clock, under
~ Ffaal Rn1
ropolitan NJ. f. Church. Mrs. La Fetra.
the president. will be assisted in receiving
by Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston Rev. and
Mrs. 5; L. Beiler. Mrs, John A. Logan. Mrs.
VIM NJ Springer, Mrs NJ. y Johnson
Mrs. W. G. Mcdowell Mrs. Nathan Sites
Mrs. A. r. Lacey, Mrs. Mary F. Griffith
Mrs J. M Holmes. Mrs. Jewett. Mrs @.
w. Gray, and other ladies of the church
The young people of the church win t,rasId.
over the refreshments in the large Ginning
room.
Ex-Governor Perham of Maine who for
many years has spent his winters in Wash
ington. is Quarterei for the season at rs
Westminster street. The governor is loox-
ing remarkably well for his advan cad a.ye.
The Nordhoff Guild of the Homeopathic
Hospital have arranged a series Of LECTURES
the proceeds of which will be applied 10
the completion Of the laundry aud other
improvements on the hospital buildings Tho
work on which had TO be stopped for lack
Of funds. The first lecture in the course
viii be given by Miss Anna Schmidt. Mon
day evening, November %. on Paris ana
Napoleon. and the other. two by Miss Janet
Richards. on the worlds fair, SATURDAY.
November =. and Monday. November 81.
all OF the lectures taking place at the Uni
versalis; Church.
Sister Mary Veronica Ewing. daughter 81
Gen. Hugh Ewing Of Lancaster. Oa!p. ana
a niece Of the late Gen. Sherman. lied YES
terday at the Mercy Hospital in P,t,sIn,rx
Twelve years ago Mary Ewing VAS a
relgning belle in Washington society Her
father was appointed minister 10 Holland
and While abroad she became possessed II
a desire TO live the life OF 2 nun. She came
back to " Washington and plunged into So
cial pleasures. but soon. however. notified
her father that she intended To spend the
remainder of her life in the cloistar She
went TO Pittsburg I'm 1881. and three wears
later she renounced the world. Since then
her life was devoted 10 the sick Door
week ago she was called TO attend the
sick bed of poor girl who was ,iyla.s m
contracted a cold. which deveioJ,ed into
pneumonia, causing her death.