Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-18
Bradford. Mahan. Robbins and Prather.


night was one Of the most successful az
fairs or the sort ever given by this popular
organization. The hall was prettily deco
rated with flowers and holly branches and
an excellent orchestra furnished the inspi-
ration for the dancers The guests were
received by an efficient floor committee,
consisting of Corp. ]. r. Kelly and Pri-
Yates F. E. Gibson, Charles Long, F. A.
Parkhurst, W. Smith, r. A. Hasler, W. s.
Cruzan and C. Ryan The success of the
AFFAIR was largely due to the efforts of the
executive committee which consisted of
Messrs. p. c; Edwards. C. A. Meyer. L.
Prosise. jr., w. E. Thompson, c. b. Mat
thews, A. b. Malone and L. H Phelps, the
latter officiating as floor manager Among
those who were present were j. E. Good
win. Jannaro S. Power, w. Parker, c. J.
Engel. Charles 1. Griffith, B. Cropley. Gen.
j. r. Brandenburg, NJ. c. Hazen, John H
Pellen, George Fellows, j. p. Cromwell w
b. Waddy, jr.. G. M Fisher, H Cham
beriain, n. Schulz, viii Way. c. w. Mess
ner, ), {; Dunn. John Nordhause. j. Ket-
ting, B. r. Selby. w. E. Theodore, NJ E.
Smith. F. H. Fuller. w. b. Hyde, s. B.
Pattee, I. Z. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs F. E.
DAILY, j. Stanton, F. w. Ribnitzki A. T.
Ernest. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles woten. F.
keeting. Capt. E. C. Edwards and wife,
Lieut. Z. c. Meyers and wife. J. A. Oliver,
NJ Jasper, Sergt w. E. Thompson, Sergt.
c. B. Matthews, Miss Keller, Misses Grace
Hoiiiday, Katie Magruder. L. Jones. A.
Biscoe, Katie Hart b. Hunter, Mary E.
smith. =. L. Burritt, Leah and Dolly Sny-
der, Nellie Newman, Buckley. CAM. Burns.
FIetcher, Burgess. Armstrong, Valentine
hurdle krouse. Savage. Purcell. Snee.
Hays. Conway, Williams, johnson, Hosmer.
Conn. Miller. Harmon, Cole. Harlow, Fra
zee. Abel. Robertson, Waterbury, Wilson.
Burritt, Mangan, Meyers, Prodigy, Quincy,
Heed, Mehrling, Mrs. CAM, Mrs. Cross.
Misses Morgan, Cartright, O'Dwyer. Raft
ter. Lackey, Long, Hunt, Crow, Poor.
keech. Somerville. Grant, Adams, Outh-
waite. Roberts, Parris Baumgarten, Ham
ilton. Howard, Walker. Josie and Emma
Davis. Porter. Bart, Syme. Hopkins, Cleary,
Willard. O'Connor, Lindsay, Cock Butler
BELL Kendall, Messrs. Dorsey Proctor
jenkins. Goddard Butler, Hummer. Huni-
cult, Phelps. Phillips, Cumberland, Mat
Win M hfntGn: Long Graves Allen Good
Mowatt. Chapple. Keliher Baulsir, McDon-
aid, Parker Nelson. Bagnam, Dernarary
lawson. Gerring. Connell, Brill, Galloway
Honacker. Hughes. Cameron. Bennett and
Goldsmith
There was a pleasant masquerade party
last evening at the home of Capt Amos
cunning In honor of his granddaughter's
birthday. Miss Ollie Cunning Among those
present were: Misses Ollie Cunning, gypsy
queen; Lula Miller, milkmaid; May Gum
ming, night; Nellie Becker, gypsy; Belle
Swan. Martha Washington; Maggie Beck
er. fortune teller: Irene Morgan, flower
girl; Lillian Dorsey. peasant: Irene Miller
gypsy; Blanche Reese, Goddess of Liberty:
Helen Smith, fairy; Lizzie Bazzelman
German girl: Irene Sherwood, flower girl:
Alice Merriam. fairy: Annie Baggelman
man count; Paul Cook. Continentai: wal
ter Plant Buffalo Bill: Chas McCuloch
page: Paul Smith,. japanese; John Rice
Topsy; Morgan Sherwood, Aunt Dinah;
Marian: Albert Baggelman. drummer boy;
Mrs. Col. Patterson, Mrs. Maj. McCulloch
Mrs. Mary Collins. Mrs. John Cunning,
Mrs. f. A. Swan. Mrs Maggie Clotz.
Mrs. s. Rothschild of Chicago is visiting
her daughter. Mrs s. Steinem OF 1324 X
street northwest. At home the remaining
Fridays Of January and first two OF Feb
ruary.
Minister and Mrs. Zeballos were at home
last night to an invited company.
Mrs. Parker of the Soldiers Home Will
not be at home Friday, the 18th.
Mrs. F. c. Ainsworth will not be at home
tomorrow. but will receive the following
Friday.
Mrs. NJ. r. Morgan, Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. will not be at home tomorrow. but
will be at home on Fridays thereafter.
Tuesday evening the ladies of the Mite
Society of Central NJ. p. Church rendered
the Sunday school. After a few appropriate
remarks. the assembly adjourned to the
lecture room, where they were served with
a repast. Rev. T. d. Valiant made an adj
y.
Parsons. Mrs. S. T. G. Morsell. Mrs. c. w.
Perkins. Mrs. c. A. Reid. Miss Sallie E.
Gorrie, Mrs. Whi.eside, Mrs. Fulton Miss
Billings. Miss Helen Cooper. Miss Cora
Compton and Mrs. S. J. Smith. Rev. S. ].
Smith. Rev. T. d. Valiant. Mr.. and Mrs
q. ]. Wilson, Mr.. VIM. F. Martin. Mr.. c.
r. Reid. Mr.. S. T. G. Morsell. Mr.. VIM.
Churchill and r. S. Atkinson.
Mrs. Walker Garvin of Charlottesville Va,
who has been visiting her cousin. Mrs. p
H. Adams. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. John r. Williams pink luncheon to
Miss Ruggles yesterday had, as souvenirs
pink bon bon boxes, with golden butterflies
The guests were Miss Ruggles, Miss Her.
bert. Miss Draper. Miss Fuller. Miss Hutch
inson, Miss Greer, Miss Vending, Miss
Reeder and Miss Slocum.
Mrs. John r. Williams will not receive on
Friday January 10.
Mrs. A. NJ Dockery. Mrs. A. ]. Hopkins
Mrs. John Tarsney, Mrs. r. A Childs. Mrs
c. S. Noyes and her daughters. Mrs Hall
and Miss Noyes will receive at Willard's
Friday, January 10.
Mrs. Geo. c. Reid of the Navy Yard will
not receive Monday. January -. but will
assist Mrs. Howell wife of the commandant
of the yard, at her tea. Mrs. Reid will re-
ceive the following Monday.
The second recital of the Shakespeare
CLASS last evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Dupre Sinclair, 1872 S street north
west was largely attended. Selections from
Othello and the Merchant of Venice were
given, and after a very enjoya BILE and spirit
ed reading the company discussed the merits
of the readers. Those taking prominent
part in the recital were DR.. John c. Exner,
II. Dupre Sinclair, Misses Louise Lowell
Lydia NJ. Fox, Miriam Morgan, Mary f.
Pettis, Mary b. Clabaugh, c. ID. Mantle,
Mrs. A. NJ Gantz. Mrs. Guest. Mary K. Lee
Marcia Staples and Mrs. J. H. Pott
Mrs. G. Warfield Simpson, l41S Kenesaw
avenue, will be at home tomorrow and
each Friday, from 3 to pm.
Mrs. Theodore ID. Wilson of 1881 18th
street, who has been quite Ill for the past
fortnight, is much better now and hopes
to be able 10 return the visits of her friends
before the season closes.
Mrs. Horatio King will not receive to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hysman, jr., of
Capitol Hill, gave a delightful oyster roast
on Tuesday evening last. She will be AT
home TO her friends every Friday during
the season.
Miss Leila A. Dromsold, daughter of Mr..
Walter A. Dromsold. was married yester-
on Linden avenue. York, to Clayton civ
Emig, formerly OF Hellam township York
county, but now Of Washington Rev Hem
ry A. Bomberger of York performed the
ceremony. MIR. and Mrs. Emig left on the
day express for this city.
A large party of friends witnessed the
wedding yesterday of Miss Henrietta
George, daughter of Mrs Henrietta II
Bowie, to DIR. Samuel Henry Dickson ,,,r