Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Pleasing Events Of the Past Few
Days.
Mrs. Logan Entertains the Papal
Legate at Calumet Place
Personal Notes.

Several callers happened to be present and
greatly enjoyed the opportunity Of meeting
MIN. The guests were entertained in the
library at Calumet place ard served with
tea and cakes. Monsignor Satolli express
ed his admiration Of the beautiful house
and its fine situation with regard to the
view over the city. Monsignor Satolli was
especially pleased with some accounts Mrs.
Logan gave him of her "reminiscences of the
old house in which he row makes his resi-
dence. The conversation turning upon the
subject Of travel, he related some Of his ex-
periences In travelling in this country.
speaking with particular enjoyment Of his
recent trip through the northwest. Mrs.
and Miss Mason, who now reside in LIE
Droit Park. but were for many years past
residents of Rome, where they knew Mon
signor Satolli long before he came to this
country, were also present. Another guest
present was Mrs. Newman, wife Of Bishop
Newman, who is now visiting Mrs. Logan.
The call lasted for an hour, and at its
close, upon Mrs. Logan expressing the hope
that 1T would be repeated, the monsignor
assured her In his most gracious manner
that he would certainly avail himself at no
late DAY Of her kind invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Hazeltine gave a
small card party last night in honor of Col.
and Mrs. Dallas Of Florida, who are at
present their guests. Progressive euchre
was played at seven or eight tables. There
were an abundance Of pretty prizes and a
tempting supper.
Mr.. Edward A. Andre and Miss Ida Egloff
were married last evening at the parsonage
Of the Reformation Church. The bride was
attired in q tan silk with Jet trimmings with
pearl ornaments. She carried a bouquet of
brides roses, with several of the same in
her hair. Only the immediate families and
one or two intimate friends were present.
Supper was served at the home Of the bride,
324 Sth street northeast, and at a late hour
the couple left for New York and other
places, with the intention Of returning in
about two weeks. They were the recipients
of large number Of handsome presents.
Wednesday evening was the occasion of a
pleasant reception at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Crowell. In Mt. Pleasant.
They were married on October IL, the bride
being Miss Elida Clifford of Greenwich, Ohio,
by the Rev. DR.. Greene. pastor Of the Cal
vary Baptist Church. Immediately after
the ceremony they left the city for an ex-
tended trip through the south. They re,
turned to their home few days ago, and
Wednesday evening reception was held,
and, assisted by the Misses Crowell, the
hearty congratulations of their friends were
received. The two parlors and dining room
were each prettily decorated with white and
yellow chrysanthemums. The receiving par
ty greeted their guests in the front parlor.
Mrs. Crowell was becomingly attired in a
brown satin dress trimmed with lace.
Among those present were Miss NJ. c. Duck,
Miss Florence c. Paul, Miss Jennie Z. Lev
ering, Miss NJ l.. Williams, Miss Crawford,
Miss Parsons. Mr.. Geo. VIM. Ritter and
Miss Minnie Ritter, the Misses Violette and
Beulah Reeves, Miss Lii Slater, Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Hewlett and Miss Alice How
lett, DR.. p. L. keyser, and the Misses Key
ser, Mr.. and Mrs. BEDFORD w. Walker and
her son Robert, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Gran
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Greene. Mrs.
A. l.. Reed and Mr.. Wilson G. Reed. Mr..
Deborah G.. Passmore, Mr.. and Mrs. B. p.
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Hall and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Cole, Mrs. Thomas, Mr.W.
G. Steward, Mr.. w. S. Boyd, Col. Z. b.
Townsend, Mrs. Townsend and son Grant,
Mrs. Gen. Mussey and Miss Della Mussey
and Mr.. William b. Crowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Lowdermilk
have sent out invitations for the marriage
o; their daughter, Helen Grace, to DR.. II.
Percival Parr Thompson, on Wednesday
evening" November IA, at $50, at Gunton
Temple Memorial Church, corner 14th and
r streets. A reception will follow from
to IL clock, at 1917 Corcoran street.
A Halloween party was given at the resi-
dence Of Dr. Jno. H. Burch, $40 22d street,
in honor of Miss Katie Hilton, the feature
of the evening being donkey party" The
first prizes were captured by Miss India
King and Master Walter Shannon, and
bcoby prizes to Miss Mabel Green and Mas
ter Hobart Benjamin. Later in the evening
dancing was INDUCED in. Among those
present were Misses Jeanette King, Olive
Ray, Helen Shannon, Mabel Green, India
tlefeid, Hobart Benjamin. Morris Lanmen,
Harry and Clarence Fox and Frank Hilton.
The daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bowling gave a Halloween taffy pull at
their residence, 1409 New Jersey avenue
northwest. The evening was spent by mu-
sic, dancing and games. Among the school
friends present were the Misses Katharine
Bowling, Grace Bowling, Helen Bowling,
Jennie Matthews, Bessie Matthews, Amy
Dart, Blanch Dart, Edna Gottwals, Bessie
Annie
Eckert and Lizzie Eckert Messrs. Leroy
Dart. Horace Miller, Jasper Rice, Chester
Leigh, Bernard Hartcorn. Lonnie Migrate,
c. Cross, Charles Hoffman, Howard Wright
and William Lenhart
Mr. and Mrs. James L. White have locat-
ed at II Tennessee avenue northeast,
where they will be pleased to see their
friends
There was a taffy pull at the residence of
Mrs. Nash. ga F street southwest, on We'd
nesday night, given by Miss Angela Healey
and Miss Mamie Jerman. Among those
present were the Misses Lloyd, Thorn,
Clements, Jefferson, Healey, Hutton, Bland,
Cambell, Buckley, Ludlum, Slatery, Mrs.
Jerman and Purks.
A pretty wedding took place last evening
in Grace Church, Orange, N. j., when Miss
Minnie E. Rogers, daughter of Mrs. Mary l..
Rogers of East Orange, was married 70
Thomas c. J. Bailey, tr., son OF Maj.
Bailey, retired, of this city.
dence of Lieut.. Kelly. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Quinlan, Burch, Nc
Gown, Thomas, Sweeny, Cudmore, Leane,
Campbell, Dant Kelly. Crowley, Mcmahon.
Bateman, Topping, Hennessy, Fitzgerald,
Jones, Kelly, Jeuvinall, King Johnson,
Quill and Messrs. Quill, Stanton. Kelly,
Brian, Butler, Parks, Costello, Cleary, Will
man, Coughlan, Gallaher, Collins, German,
Gleason, Ridden Dunn, Dougherty, Will
son, Cunningham, Costello, Bateman, Quill,
Collins, Kelly, Donnelly and McGraw.
A pleasant Halloween party visited Mrs.
Dunn, sos 9th street southwest, and was
cordially entertained by the little hostess,
Miss Annie Dunn. Among those present
were: Misses Nellie Collins, Marie Burns,
Mabel johnson, Mamie Barns, LORI eta
Barns, Camilla Fitzgerald, Rosie O'Neil,
Josie Donohue, Hannah Dunn and Masters
Charles Speace, Earnest Charleton, James
McDeimott, Noble McDermott, Stanley
Lynch, Andrew Eiseman. Gilmore Tull and
Louis Speace.
The Alert l.. and p. Club gave a Hallow-
cen party at the home of Mrs. Allison,
1910 sth street northwest Some Of those
present were: Misses Brames, England
GILL; d. Ryan, Cole. Adams, Leadingham
Allison, E. Ryan and Mrs. Murray and
Messrs. Nauls, Huguely, Bartholomae, Ker-
foot Peters, Rout, Gill, Cole Kearney
White Allison. Fredericks Jacobson Mur-