The Washington times., 1894-12-02

ocnaac and daughters, Cnlcago; MRS. Il. d.
Stafford, New York; the Misses Hale, Texas;
Miss B. Ii. Grogan, Georgia; Isaac Pearson,
South Dakota; Mrs. Albert Silt. ]. 4. Collins
and Miss l.. b. Collins, Mrs. Julia A. Breed,
and Miss Breed.
L. T. L. Battalion Formed-On Wednesday
evening, at the residence OF Mr.. Walter Z.
Allen, Company b. of the Loyal Temper
ance Legion Battalion was organized with
the following officers: Captain, Joseph Began;
lieutenant, John d. Reed; first sergeant, e.
X. Allen; second, Blakeslee Johnson; third.
William Shipley; corporals, Howard Bayley
and l.. Yeatman; others to be appointed. A
business management was formed OF: Chair
man, e. X. Allen; vice chairman, b. johnson,
and secretary, J. Began large proportion
OF the members OF the company are High
School Cadets, which is gratifying from the
military view especially. Their influence is
expected TO make the company such that the
younger members of "Newman l.. T. L" will
aspire with longing hearts to membership.
BY the rules Company must draw its mem
bership from Newman Legion.
The Ericus Dancing Club held its first mas
querade at Haines Hall, Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. The large
hall was filed to its utmost capacity. A
prize was awarded TO the most original char
acters. Miss Hahn and Mr.. Nershaw were
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continued until a late hour.
Las. Wednesday evening at o'clock the
members and the lady friends of Osiris
Lodge. No. 26, f. A. A. NJ, visited the Rev.
Thomas G. Easton and his congregation at
the church. corner of Sixth street and Mary
land avenue northeast. to pay the lodges re-
spects to the pastor for his very fine lecture
on Bobby Burns" given at their grand
visitation. and to surprise him by presenting
an oil painting of Burns. An impromptu
programme was arranged as follows, which
contributed to very pleasant evening:
musical selection by Miss Sallie Nicholson
and AMr. Henney; duet by Messrs. Pearman
and Myers; solo by Miss Cassavant, entitled
the Star OF My Heart after which Brother
Joseph Taylor, in a few well chosen words,
presented the painting, which was a complete
surprise to the genial doctor, as the express
sion on his face proved. He accepted the
picture by saying no more suitable present
could have been given him: a solo by Mrs.
Patterson; recitation by Mr. F. A. Harrison,
and another solo, finely rendered, by Mr..
Charles Myers concluded the evenings enter
tainmenr.
A double celebration was the social event
Friday evening at the Metaphysical parlors,
No. $40 street northwest il being the tenth
anniversary of the establishment of the Meta
puN5ICdl DOClSLy dUu Inc tltNeuLu anniversary
OF the marriage OF the parties in charge Of that
work, William and Nina Vera Hughes. An
original poem and address were given by n
Y. Hughes. A liberal contribution to the
library was not an unimportant event. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Sheets,
Mrs. Dawson and daughter, Mrs. Jerome
Wise and daughter, Mrs. r. Hoffman
and daughter, Mrs. 7. A. Anadale, Mrs
N. Hebner, Mrs. Rocker, of New York city;
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Houghton. Mrs. Crock
EFT and daughter, DR.. Johnson and Miss A.
Swain, Mrs. Duyall, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chris,
Mrs. Cammick Mrs. Reve and daughters
Hrs. William Roltzman, Mrs. Parsons, Mr.
Warren and Harry Parsons, Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. DR.. Cushman, Mr.. W. Denison. Miss
RyIand. Miss Flo Perkins. Mrs. d. Parvoret,
Mrs. Dupall and daughters, Mrs. Holland,
Mrs. F. Brown, Mrs. Pyles. Mrs Baker, Mrs.
Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. Post, Mrs. Egelsten, Mrs.
Whelan, Mrs. Hoover Anadale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cambell. DR.. Cottrel, Mrs. W. Holland, and
Mrs. r. Greer.
The ladies of the Nordhoff Guild are ar
ranging two-days' Christmas bazaar. in
Guiding the popular Quodlibet luncheons
| (Which long since achieved an enviable repu-
tation), to be held at Masonic Hall on the
| afternoons and evenings of December 19 and
| "A. for the benefit OF the Homeopathic Hos
| pital. In addition to the luncheons, which
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their excellence and cheapness combined,
there will be refreshments and dancing in
| the evening and some good vocal and instru-
mental music.
The Allegro Social Club held its regular
meeting Friday evening at the residence of
! Miss Lille Fridley Eleventh and G streets
| southwest. At the business meeting Miss
! Edna NJ. Archibald was unanimously elected
| q ms M "a club and after traDSqpfiup
| other necessary business the club engaged IN
! progressive games, which resulted in several
ties. Afterward the company repaired TO the
| dining-room. where an elaborate supper had
! been prepared by the committee on enter
| tainment, assisted by the hostess. The table
was beautifully decorated and lighted by q
| banquet lamp.
The feast was thoroughly enjoyed, and en-
| livened very mueh by the witty remarks OF the
| clubs humorist Mr.. Hammond Brewer. After
| supper Mr. Morrison NJ. Perley favored the
| company with few choice selections on the
! piano before the club adjourned. Among
! those present were Miss Grace Nelson, Miss
| Gertrude Hail. Miss Mabel Wollard, Miss
| Lille Fridley Miss Mary Espey, Miss Annie
| Campbell, Miss Lola Ames, Miss Marie Hart
sock and Miss May Corbett; Mr.. Morrison NJ.
| Perley, DR.. Victor E. Watkins, Messrs. Ran
| dolph Moran, Percy Daniels, Willard Archi-
| bald Clarence Walker, Hammond Brewer.
| morgan DTOCh anu OlGECACo u -aICHiDc4O
| The next meeting of the club will be held at
the home of the Misses Espey, No. 327 Elev-
| enth street southwest.
The Morning, of London, Eng, in leading
article yesterday, asserts positively that the
| Marquis of Iorne, husband of the Princess
Louise. has become partner in firm OF
! house decorators and is actively sharing IN
! the designing work.
The gaieties for the season open up this
week with rush that promises well for the
! winter. The greater number of the enter
tainments are in the nature of debut parties,
| though the list is by no means deficient in
| evening receptions, luncheons, and dinner
parties
MONDAY afternoon Mrs. Mayo Hazeltine
| will give a tea from to o'clock at her resi-
| dence, No. 1901 street.
! In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. George Wash
| ington Cissell, the latter formerly Mrs. Agnes
| Moore will give a reception from to II
| o'clock at their residence on Georgetown
| Heights.
TUESDAY afternoon Mrs. William Claggett
will give a tea from to to announce the
debut of her daughter and OF Miss Isabelle
| Hagner.
In the evening Hon. and Mrs. John W.
Foster will give reception.
WEDNESDAY at noon the marriage of Miss
Kate McKim to Mr.. Rathbone, of England.
will take place at the Church of the
Epiphany.
In the afternoon Mrs. Ramsay will give a
tea 10 announce the debut of her daughter at
! her home on street.
Mrs. Edward McCauley will give tea in
honor of the debut of Miss Isabelle Hagner.
In the evening the marriage of Miss Eliza
beth Eastman to Lieut.. Jayne will take place
at the Church OF the Epiphany.
THURSDAY afternoon Mrs. John A. Logan
will give tea in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Dorelus Morrison, of st. Paul.