Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-15

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Another debutante of the afternoon was
Miss Mamie Sampson, daughter of Captain
Sampson OF the navy, and their home or
New Hampshire avenue was most fas-
cinating rendezvous for their friends after
o'clock Mrs. Sampson wore a gown OF
black satin, lightened with touches OF
bluet The debutante was in white null
trimmed with lace, and the flowers she
| carried were a great bunch of JacQue-
minot roses Miss Sampson, the elder
daughter Of the house, Miss Ennis and Miss
| Schenck Of Annapolis assisted in receiving
| In the tea room Mrs. Hendrickson and Mrs
Lutte presided at the table. The friends
| of the debutante as well as of her parents,
sent her quantities of floral reminders Of
their friendship, and all the rooms were
| made fragrant with them.
Mrs. John Rodgers gave a tea yesterday
| in honor of Miss Sheridan. Mrs. Sheridan,
| Mrs. McCawley. Miss Rush. Miss Todd.
Miss Harlan, Miss Miles, Miss Pitts, Miss
! Palms, Miss Boardman, Miss Clagett and
| tea room Mrs. McRoberts and Miss Schenck
| presided.
| Miss May Dean, daughter of the distin-
guished Boston marine painter, Walter
Dean, will visit Miss Marie Winner during
the holidays. Invitations are out for a
! dance to be given by Miss Marie to her
| guest on the 26th instant
| On account of the illness Of Mr.. Some
| born the invitations for the marriage Of
Miss Camille Goldschmid to Mr.. Siegmund
! B. Somehow have been recalled.
| Miss Annie s. McInnis of Beverly, Mass.
| is visiting her brother, Mr.. Daniel F. Nc
| Inniss, 1872 Marion street northwest.
| Mr.. William Galley of Beverly, Mass,
| who is on his way home from trip to
| Florida, much improved in health Is the
guest of Mr.. Michael j. McInnis, 139 North
! Carolina avenue southeast.
! DR.. Hamlin has invited the alumni of
Union College resident in this city and
vicinity to meet President Raymond IN
next Wednesday evening. All whose adj
dresses are known have received formal in
| vitations. and If any have not thus been
reached they are expected to come without
further notice.
Last evening a number of friends gath
cred at the residence of the Misses Lille
and Edna Baier to play progressive euchre.
The prizes were won by Mrs. f. Schultz
and Mr.. III. Dunkhorst. Among those pres
ent were the Misses L. and K. Dunkhorst,
z. Stelzle, s. and c. Eber, l.. and c. Rempp,
A. Willge, L. and T. Baier, Mrs. Schultz,
Messrs l.. Willige, J. Crowley, H. Dunk
horst and h. HohOff.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Mcknight returned
| on Saturday last from a three months
| trip to England and the continent, and are
again at their residence, No. 1870 Corcoran
| street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Torrey, 5I3 o
street, Will be at home to their friends on
Tuesday evenings.
Cards are out for the marriage Of ]. II.
/ Lochboehler to Miss Emily Bartlett on
December Is, 1894.
| Miss Jennie hammond left this morning
| for Richmond. Va, where she is to be one
| of the bridesmaids at the wedding there
| Tuesday evening OF Miss Flora Eugene
Crawford and Mr. Claude Roger McCauley.
Miss LongfelIow OF Boston Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. h. O'Donoghue, al 100 9Th
street southeast, and will spend a portion
| OF the winter in this city.
| Miss Mary Elizabeth Mills Of Washington
and Mr.. 5. Irving Pool of North Carolina
were married by Rev. DIR. Harding, at St
Pauls Church, on Wednesday evening at q
o'clock. in the presence of the family and
| intimate friends. The bride wore be-
coming gown OF dark green novelty CLOTH
trimmed with heliotrope velvet, with wrap
| OF the same material, and broad green felt
hat. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Pool took the boat for their home, at
Elizabeth City, N. e.
The marriage OF Jackson A. Winner to
Miss Annie X. Roller will take place De-
cember Is, am, in Fifteenth Street NJ
r. Church. reception and dinner will
be given to them on the 18th in Williams
port, Pa, by the grooms sister, Mrs. Alice
X Hurr. After two weeks visit with
relatives in Pennsylvania, the couple may
be found at 1871 New Jersey avenue north
west.
Col and Mrs. Chatfield Taylor and Signor
| Othero, captain in the light artillery in
the Spanish army, We're the guests of
| Lieut.. Wilcox, sixth cavalry. at Fort Myer
yesterday, when they witnessed the SQUAD
ron drill or the troops
masquerade pound party was given
to Miss Laura Otto at her residence. 6lS
Massachusetts avenue northeast, Thursday
evening. Dancing was enjoyed until late
| hour, after which refreshments were
served. Among those present were the
Misses Lulu and Hennie Otto, Mace, May
and Jennie Ferguson. Vierkom, Rest,
Stepher, Dant, Beers, Topper, Garner, Hill
| casen, Brueninger and Laura E. Otto, and
the Messrs. Dodson, Collins. Riley, Burns,
Maloney, Gleason, Sattersfield, Balwin
White, Baxter, Rest, Handlen, Purcell,
Marks. John Neil, Grace, E. Neil. Fletcher,
Davis, Winter, Ward, Dugan, Hopkins and
Repetu.
Miss Irwin have returned to Washington
for the winter, and are located at No 9l2
10Th street northwest.
On account of improvements now in pro-
gress In the club rooms. the members of the
Business Woman's Club were entertained
Thursday evening at the residence of the
president, Mrs. II. ]. Finley. $50 West
minister street The increased membership
has made more room matter of necessity,
and another large room has been annexed,
giving the club the possession of the whole
large floor, which gives a seating capacity
of 1T5. The improvements will be COM
pleted in ample time for the Christmas
festivities planned.
Miss Campbell Of No. 1902 Rhode Island
avenue has returned, after an absence Of
several weeks in Richmond, Va, and
Charleston, s. c.
Gen: Chas. Sutherland has changed his
residence to 2026 G street northwest.
Mrs. Switzerland, wife of Lieut.. Souther-
land, left for her home I'm Kentucky yester-
day, to spend part of the holiday season
with her mother, Mrs. Rodman, who Is in
delicate health.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Winona
Belt of this city to Mr.. William Alfred
Folger of South Carolina will take place
Wednesday evening, 10Th instant, at $50
o'clock, at Mt. Vernon NJ. l.. Church.
A surprise party was given to Mr.. John
| s. Bunch, on his return from a recent visit
| to New Jersey, by his young friends, at his
residence No. 30 Fl street northwest. Those
present were Miss Reta Gilbert, Jennie
| Loudermilk, Matte Gilbert, BERTHE Clark
Jessie Gray, Ella Riley, Sadie Johnson, Mel
| lie Bateman, Hattie Stewart, Julia Carr,
Gerty and Mary Berkeley, Annie Donaldson,
Mary Hope, Hester Bunch, Lizzie King,
Marion Harper, Mrs. Tiler, Mrs. VIM. b.
Creecy, Mrs. j. /. King and Mrs. n. Bunch,
Mr. Harry Belt, Howard Stewart, Tom Cal
lahan, Jim Hope, VIM. Sherer, VIM. Bright,
VIM Waters, John Clark, Harry Tyler, Ed.
CIar aura Sbepxles Lawrence Rat a-