Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

Miss Leavitt will not be at home on Tuesday
evening, March H.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Eleroy Curtis gave din
ner Of twelve covers on Saturday evening. the
llth. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hardie
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, Mrs. John
y. Evans, Miss Godfrey OF New York, Miss
Mr.. Frank A. Richardson.
Mrs. Charles N. Larner Of 926 Massachusetts,
avenue will not be at home Tuesday March a.
Miss Maggie Mcbride Of No. 22s H street
northeast is visiting relatives in Butler, Pa.
pretty home wedding took place on Feb
ruary % at 1904 22d street northwest, the
residence Of the brides mother, when DR..
Robert Harding united in marriage Miss Emma
Buiord Moses and Mr.. Charles Hinton Brice.
Only the immediate family were present. The
house was prettily decorated with palms. ferns
ana flowers. The bride wore q travelling dress
OF cloth. She entered the parlor with her
brother-in-law, DR.. II. d. Geddings Of the q. 8.
NJ II. s. Mr.. Lisle Lipscomb oficiated as best
man, and the happX CO pie started Immediately
afterfhe ceremony Tor Florida where the honey
moon Is being spent amid sunshine and
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Neville entertained a
| on North Carolina avenue. Mrs. Neville received
In gown ofruby velvet The amusements Of the
evening consisted of music cards and dancing,
and those who participated were Hon. Irvine
DUNCAN and FANNY Of Columbus, Ohio; Mr..
Dyer and Mr.. Hall. Mr. Lester OF Vir-
ginia, Mr.. and Mrs Giles C. Rush. Mr.. A.
Morrison and Ir. ]. Morrison. Pittsburg. Pa.
| Col. Morgan Rawls. Augusta, GA. Miss Annette
Moore, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Ida Wolf,
| Chicago; Mrs. Crabille, Mrs. Burke, Harrison
burg, Va; Mrs. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Wright, Miss Emma and Maud Wolf of Wash
| ton, ID. c.
The Home Social Club held its regular meet
ing on Tuesday evening at the residence OF
| Miss Minnie Brewer. HOS 9th street northwest.
| After a business session games and music were
enjoyed until late hour. instrumental solos
bv Miss Minnie Brewer, also vocal due by the
Misses Lille and Josie Fourth and Mr.. Caspar
| Herbert, were in the program. Each guest was
| presented with handsome souvenir. The club
adjourned to meet at the residence of Mr.. c. G..
Harrison April 4, 1893. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Rouzer. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Fowler Mrs. Bergling. Misses Minnie Brewer.
Katie Decker. Ada and Frances Augustefer.
Lille and Josie Fourth, Maggie Hieny and
Katie Bakersmith, also Messrs. Caspar Herbert,
Nichols, Nelson, Keny, Horning and C. j..
Harrison.
A matinee musicale took place at the Naval
Academy, Annapolis, on last Wednesday in
honor OF Miss Carrie v Kidwell of Washington.
given by many of her friends. The artists par
ticipating were Miss Krause. Mr.. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Harry W. Wells, who sang charmingly,
and Mrs. Smith, who recited with great finish.
The stage setting was a drawing room scene. A
large and appreciative audience present
and the artists responded to many encores.
Mrs. Harry Lee Tansil, nee Travis, is on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. V. A. Travis, Gil
18th street northwest.
Miss Emma o. Topper has returned home
from New York.
Mrs. Lucas Raab and daughter Of Toledo,
Ohio. are stopping with Mr.. Thomas Schnopp,
6241 AZ street southwest.
Nine. N. NJ. LaBlle Of 1921 H street north
west is at present in New York. and will be at
home to her friends after today.
Miss Mabel II. Dell of Baltimore is visiting
her cousins, the Misses Dell Of New York av-
enue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. T. Mccarthy entertained
during inaugural week Mr.. G. b. Brumbv and
daughter of Rsyville. La, and Mrs. NJ. K. John
son of Kent. Ohio.
Mrs. B. F. Moxley entertained quite house
party during Inauguration, her guests being the
Misses Hagan Of Cleveland. Miss Warehouse of
Wheeling. Mrs. and Miss Pattisai and Mr. and
Mrs Robert Coombs of Baltimore. Messrs
Fougeray and Castor of Philadelphia and Mr..
keyworth of York. Pa.
Mrs. John G. Price and son Henry and Miss
Carrie Shinninger Of Baltimore, Miss Victoria
Miller and Mrs. Charles johnson Of Virginia
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Hays
of Prospect avenue.
Mrs Col. Wolcott, Miss Wolcott and Miss
Blanche will be at home to their friends March
ii after o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Frederick Rose is visiting her
mother, Mrs. LOOMS, at her old home, 1929 N
street.
Mr.. and Mrs James Fl. Buchanan entertained
the Industrial Circle" Friday evening at the
residence of Miss NJ. E. Short 4i2 I'd street
southwest. There were select readings rendered
by W. j. Chinn and Mr.. L. W. Short and vocal
selections by Mr.. J. Newman. Later in the
evening refreshments were served. Among the
guests we're Miss Mabel Robinson of York, Pa,
Misses Barnes. Brooks, Carter. Willow, Mr.. and
Mrs Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Adams. Rev. G.. IL.
Dyson. Messrs. Tignor, Peters and Gilbert
| Mrs. Halbert S. Greenleaf will hold her last
reception before leaving Washington today.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Lippincot (Grace
Greenwood Mrs. Newell, Miss Adelaide John
sen. Mrs. Vim. Croffut and Miss Bertha Frost OF
| Woburn. Mass.
| Miss Laura Treutlen gave a mid-lenten dance
last Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Ora
Bulls of New York city. Among the guests
were Miss Bowie Wilson, Miss Grace Warren,
| Miss Blanche Clark, Miss Mattingly, Miss Alice
! Gardiner Miss Jessie Lewis, Mrs. Anna Hold
son Welck and Miss NJ. Boarman Of Washington,
| and Miss Sherman, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Gold
smith, Mrs. Bulls of New York city. Mr..
| Fredk Watts, Mr.. B. Mattingly, Mr.. March,
| DR.. Cronin, Mr.. Waite, Mr.. Love, Mr.. Cassell
| Severance. Mr.. Steele of Washington, Col.
! Sherman and Mr.. j. Sherman of New York
city and Mr.. Frank Hitchcock of Boston.
The Shakespeare Club was entertained on
| Saturday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Whit
aker at their residence. No. 1921 T street. A
/ time honored custom in this club has been
upon the death of light in the poetic world to
devote evening to the honored dead. Satur-
day evening, therefore, was known a Whittier
and Tennyson evening and devoted in the main
read an interesting sketch of John Grecnieaf
| Whttier's life and gave thoughtful criticism
of his works. The following took part in an
interesting program: Miss Facias, Miss Minnie
/ Saxton, Mr.. Armstrong. Miss ANY Leavitt. Miss
/ Thompson, Mr.. Summers. Mr.. f. b. Hay, Mr..
/ A. G.. Adams Miss Schade. Miss j. f. Richards,
| Mr. John Tweedale and H. Smith. Among
! those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Cor
/ ham. Mr.. /. Boteler Miss Z. '. Brown, Mrs. f. b.
Hay Miss Stevenson of Baltimore Miss Rhodes,
Miss Mccarthy, Mr.. Myers. Miss Hyperion.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Carusi, Mrs. Crandall,
Mr. W. Nyman, Mrs. Hort, MIR. and Mrs. W. f.
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. L. p Whitaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Provost, Mrs. Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Erdman. Mrs. Bangs, Miss Edith Rogers, lIrs.
Schade, Mr.. Chas. II. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ralph jefferson, Miss Wilson and Ir W. C..