Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-13

.'1e Merry Birur:' recitation by DR. r
Duncan, "The Fish Story piano solo nv
Miss Bertha Bailey; poem by DIR. Z. r
KIemm; ~ Hate You" vocal solo BY
tion by Miss Bessie s. Tyler. Cats" by reonest
DR. E. A. Duncan recIted ''Withering Leaves !"
vocal solo by Miss Sue Kaihner. Loves Prov
ing" The exercises concluded with two
humorous recitations by Mr.. winslow. after
which the ladies served refreshments to tn e
entire company.
Among those present were Mrs Maria stier-
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Cotton. Miss Emma s.
Brown. Miss Bertha Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. S. X
Hall, James b. Philip. b. Israeli. II. +. Fred
erick, j. Orville johnson. DIR. L. r. klemm.
Miss Lulu Facius. Miss Nettie Tune. B. A. p.
Gwynne, Miss ID. Tune, Miss Ong. Mrs. ID. T.
Hoorhis, Miss NJ. Bingley, Mr.. and Mrs: Siias
Boyce, Mrs. c. W. Cunningham, Mrs. NJ. A.
Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Lothrop; Mrs A. w Tyler
Mrs. NJ J. Tully. Hiss Tully DIR. and Mrs. E. A.
Duncan, Dr. and Mrs. d. S. Lamb. Miss Lamb,
7: B. Taylor. Mrs. NJ. A. Austin and daughters,
Mill Z. Stierlin, Wilbur Goss, Miss NJ Cowiing,
Mr.. and Mrs. stoddard. SamT H. Jacobson,
Mrs. J. L, McCreery and daughters. Miss A. NJ.
Chamberlin, Mr.. and Mrs Chambers. J. R.
Irembly. Seth Terry and daughter, Mrs. NJ. A.
Naylor, Mr.. Winslow. Mrs. l. r. Morrell. Mrs.
Chas. E. Leves, E. ]. Pullman, Miss Sallie
Westhorpe, Miss Sue Kaihner and Henry t.
Statham.
Mr.. Chas. NJ Zimmerman, formerly of this
city, and Miss Murriil Morris of St. Louis we're
married in that city last Wednesday evening,
the 10th instant
The L'Allegro Club held its weekly meeting
at Mr.. Whitts', 4SS p street north west.
pleasant birthday party was given last
evening by DIR. and Mrs. VIM. r. Goodman to
their iauOhfa Nav hor a.
Among those present were Misses N. Codrick,
E. McCormic, ]. Smith. E. Elicit. L. Walker.
L. Rogers ID. Carroll, G.. Aldridge, VI. Good
man, c. Graham, z. Jones, n. Goodman.
Messrs Dr. C. b. Goodman, J. L. Bridwell. c.
James G. Larcombe. r. Gessford. w Hopkins,
l.. West. Z. Buchanan, Nj. West, L. Monroe, L.
Burns. W. Goodman.
Dr. Mabel Cornish, president of the Babies
Hospital Of New York city, accompanied by
her friend. DIR. Martha Wolls,ein, the
pathologist at the Womau's Medical College
are visiting the parents of the former, Mai. and
Mrs. q. g. Cornish, 225 LIST street southeast. for
a few DAYS.
On "wednesday evening the ''Short Story
Club" assembled at Wizards. Two entertain
ing stories BY their authors, Mrs. Florence S.
Duffe and Mr.. W. E. Priest. were read A
violin solo by Mr.. Lee Crsndsll: song, The
Angels Serenade," by Miss Mary Lockwood.
accompanied by violin and piano: song. "Lul-
laby," by Miss Hausman and recitations by Mrs
and Miss Lockwood were given.
Those attending were Mrs J. II. Hawkins,
Mrs Olive A. Hawkins. Mrs. L. F. Self. s.
Duffie, Miss Story, Mrs. yarney Mrs. Ii. ID.
Underwood. Miss C. Parker. Mrs NC Parker.
Mrs. E. A. Chambers, Mr. b. Chambers, Mrs
and Miss McCreery. Mrs. ]. Frear, Mr.. A. II.
Frear, Mrs and Miss Snow. Miss Rees. Mrs
Provost, Mrs. J. B. Lockwood. Miss Katherine
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Whitaker, Mr. n
]. stephens, Mr.. W. Phelps, Mr.. and Mira ID.
c. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Metcaif. Mrs
Lee Crandall, Mr.. Victor Lewis Miss Leila Lewis
Miss Evarts Ewing, Mrs. E. A. Bell. E. H.
Elliot. Mrs. James Spencer, Miss q. Fairchild
Mr.. NJ. H. Fairchild, Mn. G. A. Bacon, Miss c.
Gage. Miss l.. Facius, DIR. L. r. klemm, Mrs
E. NJ. Willis. Mrs. Joseph Roy, Mr.. S. K. Hail.
Mr.. NJ. W. Hubbell, Judge o. n. Riley, Mrs. NJ
c. Cameron, Mrs. Joseph Burket. Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Boyce, Miss NJ. L. Stone, Mr.. Morsell A.
Tolson, Mrs. d. 7. yoorhis. Mrs. I. Robinson,
Miss J. E. Thompson. Judge and Mrs Kill
patrick. Mrs. Maj W. K. Dinwiddie, Miss Hert-
ford, Miss G. Wilmington. Miss M. Ringgold.
Mrs. c. l. Mills OF Santa Fe, M, and others.
Mrs. VIM. E. Mcknight OF 427 9Th street
northeast will spend the months of May and
June in ST. Paul and Chicago.
Mrs. Ellen Meade Clark leaves today to visit
friends in warrenton, Va.
The dance given by Mrs. Eccard at her resi-
dence. 1890 New Hampshire avenue. was
great success. The parlors were beautifully
decorated in wisteria and roses Miss Power
rendered two vocal solos and Miss Alice GAN
non q piano solo. Miss Flora Eccard.
in whose honor the party was given,
China silk and lace. Those present were Miss
Sally Cross. Miss Cross, Miss knight. Miss Clara
Eccard, Miss Deming. Miss Sanks. Miss Arm
strong, Miss Schombrun, Miss Bessie Brady.
Mr.. Roland Fitzgerald. Mr.. Jannard Power,
Mr.. William Shea, Mr.. Walter Scott, Mr. Willis
Eccard, Mr.. Edgar Wilson. Mr.. Albert Eccard.
Mr.. Frank Brandenburg. Mr.. August Eccard,
Mr.. John Armstrong.
Mrs. E. b. Thomas. 4Ss Rhode Island avenue.
gave party to celebrate the birthday Of her
baby Florence on TUESDAY last Among those
present were Grace Geddings. Mamie Thomas
May, Maud, Flora and George Combs, Isabel
Bontz, Master Willie Thomas. vernie Thomas.
Master Edwards, Mrs. F. G. Combs, Mrs. J.
Bontz, Mrs. E. B. Thomas, Mrs. H. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, jr.. Miss Maggie Hoover.
Miss Mamie Thomas and Mrs. II. Bontz.
On Wednesday evening next at s O'Clock in
the chapel Of the Memorial Lutheran Church
the Cup OF Cold Water Circle Kings Daugh-
friends. and those taking part will be the Misses
Gertrude and Mamie Davis, Bright. Nisbit. CogIey.
Mahood. Smith, Winfield. Strause. Butler
Schmidt. Fenwick. Newton and the Misses
Irma and Mabel Callahan. assisted by Miss NJ
Mcqueen and the Messrs. Laporte, Nav. jerks.
Paul. whipple. Burger. Dalgleish, Butler and
Stowell.
The Church Of the Holy Name was q scene Of
a very pretty wedding Thursday evening last
Mr.. William J. Drury and Miss Sarah B. Adams
we're married by Rev. Father DELANEY. The
bride, who is pretty brunette, was attired in
gown of cream cashmere trimmed
in bengaline and lilies OF the valley
nd hun - h~,A
roses Mr.. Henry Drury and Miss Ida Adams
attended the couple. A reception WAS held at
the home Of the brides parents. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury left for their own home
amid showers of rice and congratulations Of
their many friends. The presents were both
handsome and useful.
The Pandora Progressive Euchre Club was
entertained last TUESDAY, evening at the resi-
dence Of Miss Mary. Eeorth. ll2g LIST street
northwest The lady's first prize was won bv
Miss Sadie Mullen and the second was secured
by Miss Mary Corrigan- The gentlemen's first
prize was captured by Mr.. J. F. Fitzpatrick
and Mr.. Merlin Hull the second During
the evening Miss Mary Corrigan rendered
several solos on the piano. Miss Mary Rover.
Miss Sadie Mullen. Mr.. Ed. p. Schwartz and
Mr.. W. w. Taylor sang. Those present were
Miss Sadie Mullen, Miss Mary Corrigan. Miss
Mary keorth. Miss Mohun, Miss Rodbird. Miss
Plummer. Miss Agnes Rover, Miss Mary Rover,
Mr.. W. w. Taylor, Mr.. Farrell. Mr.. Kane, Mr.
j. +. Fitzpatrick. Mr.. F. Ferry, Mr.. Merlin
Hull, Mr.. Ed. p. Schwartz and Mr.. Dowell.
Mrs Geo. W. Ross of 1913 S0th street has as