Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-07

Rose Dorr, Mamie Stubener Katie Wallace
Mary KEENAN,. Minnie Clampet, Tutsey
Messrs. B. Lehman. Geo. Bauer. Frank
Lansdale. William Minnls Harry SNYDER.
Ed Eschinger, L. Rupert Edward SNYDER.
0tto Auth, C. Snyder, Joe Stubener, ]. Dorr,
J. Sager, E. Hoover. A. Beuchert, r. Ken
man, j. Auth, l.. Rupert and Henry Auth
Miss Greta Nields OF Wilmington, Del,
is the guest of her friend Mrs. Simon Wolf
1881 New Hampshire avenue
Miss Heilprin will be at home Monday
avening, April 8. before leaving for Lake
wood.
The marriage of Mr.. Geo. s. Nolan OF
apitol Hill to Miss Katherine T Harring-
on Of Georgetown Heights will occur ct
Trinity Catholic Church In GEORGETOWN on
Wednesday. April Is, at $50 O'Clock
Miss Bertha Shelton. Miss Daisy Tretler
and Miss Lou Tretler will be at home
Thursday, April H. at the residence of the
former, from 7:30 to 10.
A surprise party was given last evening
by the c. c. c. to Miss Florence Thorn at
her residence,456 NJ street southwest Among
those present were the Misses Florence
Thorn, May Ludlow, Lizzie SULLIVAN, A
Healey, B. Flynn, Alice Burke, n. Leahy,
L. Thorn, K. Dougherty, NJ L. O'Neill, A
Doyle, Katie Burke, ]. McCarty, z. Ham,
sley. II. Kiely, G. Javins and Messrs. Z.
Bland, ]. Dougherty. B. Dougherty and J.
Hartnett.
Miss Mcpherson, daughter Of the late Sem
ator Mcpherson Of Iowa, in company with
Mrs. E. s. Brinton sailed for Europe We'd
nesday, April 4, and will locate at Zurich,
Switzerland, Mrs. Brinton remaining at Ant
werp.
Miss Carrie Abel has returned from Phila-
delphia.
The first dancing reception of the Eidel-
weiss Club took place on Wednesday even
ing. Among those present were the men,
6ers of the club. consisting of Misses e.
Schmidt. c. Helmus. L. Burkhart. A. Loeff-
Ter. NJ. Xander, c. Xander. Fisher. Sellhau-
sen, Mayer, Sheeler. Among the guests
were Mrs. L. Schmidt Mrs. w. Helmus,
Mrs; c. Brill. Misses L. Dunkhorst X.
Dunkhorst, B.Xander, NJ. Schmidt, l. Trett-
Ter, O'Conner. Roberts. Fire Dodge. Edith
Dodge, A. Burch, Varnclo, Messrs. F. Ho-
hoff, c. Cocker. c. Loeff1er, o. Sellhausen,
n Dunkhorst, L; Campbell G. Tolson, Ha-
Connel, Brown and Harveycutter.
The E. S. Assembly will not give a dance
tonight, but will on Saturday, April IA
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Neill gave a pleas
ant party on Wednesday evening at their
residence, 4I9 + street southwest, in honor
OF the ninth birthday Of their little daugh-
ter Debbie- Games, music and dancing were
enjoyed until late hour, when the little
folks repaired to the dining room, where a
collation. awaited them Among those pres
emit were Misses Grace Parker, Hannah
Dunn, May Heath. Laura Mockabee Nellie
Barron, Nellie Collins, Fanny whelan, Io-
retto Barnes Katie Leonard Mary l.
Flynn. Rosie O'Neill. Lucy Edwards and
Masters Maurice and Burnie Fitzgerald,
Willie and Maurice Brosnan, Nicholas and
James Leonard, Thomas and Eugene XIII
roy, Maurice Healy. Willie Kirby Stephen
ODonnell, Walter Wiede, Frank Blake Fd-
die and Grover O'Nein Mrs O'NeilI was
assisted in entertaining the little folks bv
Misses Mary Agnes Brown, Mamie Leon
ara, Mamie Brosnan. Mary L. 0'NeIll and
Lizzie Sullivan.
Mr. Hilary Herhart a.
the Navy. Justice Howell E. jackson of
the Supreme Court, and other prominent
alumni of the Washington Associatior, OF
Alumni OF the University of virginis have
accepted invitations to Mr.. William ID. Ca
bells residence, 1401 Massachusetts, ayenne5
April Is. Jefferson's birthday, at $50 nm
TO meet DR.. W. c. n. Randolph, the rector
OF me University of Virginia; Dr. Paul b.
Barringer, and other professors. All per-
sons who have attended Jefferson's famous
university at any time are cordially in
vited. AL
An entertainment and social was given
last night under the auspices Of classes
one ana nve or The Metropolitan Baptist
sunday school, corner 9Th and A streets
northeast. The proceeds will be devoted
as part of fund which will be raised for
the purpose of placing a memorial window
In the new church building which will he
erected shortly. An excellent program was
rendered by members OF the classes. AT
the close Of which refreshments were sery-
go. 90 py ,ne young ladies in charge. Among
those present were Mrs Tiffany. Mrs Mar.
shall, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mrs Ecxloff.
Prof ]. A. Roeder, Prof Statham. Misses
Eeklof, Minnie Roth, Willie La Hague.
Blanche Stewart, Annie Carr, Kate Fuller.
Belle Gordon, Ella Gordon. Carrie Dawson
Maggie Owens, BERTHE Ober Lea Moolaw
Eannie Espey, Hattie Stewart, German
NMendrieE. Florence Smith. Mills, Barbara
Maier. Turner, Gooman, Bliss Coda Stew
art, and Bessie Walpart, and Messrs. Hat
ton Hopkins, Gladman, Dawson, Brooks.
Hicks, Allen c. Clark. Hanks, vailjo Bates
dox.
The ceremony was followed by a wed
dlng breakfast in which only relatives ana
intimate friends participated. Upon return
LET ing from their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
lailer VIII make their home in New York
among the more prominent guests present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Taller parents OF tbe
groom; Mr.: and Mrs Robert Garrett, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Gerhard, Mr. and Mrs
Archie Pell, Ambrose Spencer Mr.. and Mr..
John Townsend. Mrs. Henry Taller. Mis-.
SOPHIE Taller. Gen. and Mrs. Burnett, Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Kane, Mr. w Chr
tbs and Miss Clara Davis of washinston
the Misses Brice, daughters of Senator
Brice; Mr.. and Mrs Murray Stirling and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Post OF
New York. VI
Louise Jewell Manning of Minneapolis
will be the guest of Miss Adelaide johnson
during the coming week.
The minister of Japan and his family will
be in deep mourning, as a cablegram has
just been received announcing the death OF
Mr.. Tatenos mother. All their social en-
gagements are therefore Cancelled
Gen. and Mrs. James n. Tyner are SPEND
ing the spring months in the mountains of
North Carolina. On their return they will
sail for Europe to remain some time
Mrs. ]. Lewis, jr., of Capitol HILL who
has been very i'll for weeks past, is now con-
valescent.
Mrs. Fred Butterfield of New York is
visiting Mrs. Lieut.. Harlow at 1715 Con-
necticut avenue. Lieut. Harlow, who was
recer tly invaded home from the West In
dies. has so far recovered his health as to
expect to join his ship soon after her ar
rival III the United States.
Moth Capitol NJ. E. Church was crowded
to the doors Wednesday evening with an
enthusiastic and happy company, the occa-
sion being a reception to Rev. Charles L.
Pate, the newly appointed pastor, and his
family. The church was decorated with
palms and potted plarts, and the center Of
the rom was arranged by the ladies to
represent a drawing room, with comfort
able rockers, rugs, pretty lamps, tables
ETC. Promptly at pm. the official board
of the church repaired to the parsonage
and escorted Rev. Mr.. Pate and family to
the places reserved for them. They were
greeted with singing, under the leadership
of Mr.. John e. Slick, master of ceremonies
Then the Franklin Male Quartet rendered
several selections. and Mrs. Mary Light
sang a solo, Mr.. Theodore Hodes on be-