Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-05

Of Agriculture and Miss Morton. The table
will be spread in one Of the lower dining
rooms at the Portland.
Mrs. Brice has invited some friends for
this afternoon at half-past 4 to hear Miss
Bertha Lincoln sing.
Mrs. John r. Mclean recalled her lunch
con invitations on Saturday last, when the
announcement Of the death Of Mr.. Childs
was made. Mr.. Childs was godfather for
her young son.
Mrs. Brice will give luncheon on the
coming Thursday.
Mrs. T. II. Paschal and Miss Paschal will
receive on Tuesday. February 6. from to
9 p. m. at 1742 street
Mrs. G. A. Shehan will be at home infor-
mally tomorrow from to g. assisted by
Mrs. Richard Sylvester and Mrs. Bland Of
Missouri. at 1898 10th street.
Mrs. Eaton gave a tea Saturday afternoon
at her home 1888 18th street. in honor of
Mrs. Alfred Tuckerman of New York.
The following ladies at the Arno will re-
ceive on Tuesday from to 6 o'clock: Mrs.
Sayers. Mrs. Bell, Mrs and Misses Hutche-
son, Mrs. Paynter, Mrs. Goodnight. MRS.
Miss Robbins. Mrs. Mcclure. Mrs. Wells
and Miss Pier, Mrs Lacey, Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs. Lochren and Miss Abbott
Mrs. Lewis Clephane and the Misses Gle
plane will not. be at home on Tuesday of
this week. but will be on the Tuesdays here
after.
| Mrs John Dewitt warner will not re-
ceive tomorrow. but will receive informally
on Saturdays during Lent at her residence,
17OO 10Th street.
Mrs. Halloweil and Miss Harriet Hal
lowell will receive Wednesday, February Z.
for the last time this season.
| Progressive euchre was the feature OF the
very pleasant gathering Saturday night at
the nome OF Miss Hattie Schausten, YSl
street. The first prizes were won by MISS
Ellie Hoffman and Mr.. Walden jackson
After refreshments were served the rest of
the evening was spent in music and games
The other guests present were Mrs. Il. NJ.
Finch, the Misses Clara Schausten, jean
nette Ray, Sue Acker Fannie Wilmington,
Debbie Swami, May Trader, Gertrude
Saunders and Messrs. A. Schausten, E. Nj.
Finch, w. Il. Allen. c. M. Lane, Wm. b.
DePue. w. w. PouItney, w. e. hili. w. r.
Walker and DIR. Ellyson.
Mrs. ]. N. Patterson and Miss Patterson,
14i7 Massachusetts avenue. will not be at
home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Blanchard Of Louisiana will hold
her last formal reception of the season to-
morrow at the Normandie from to 8.
Mrs. ]. A. Swope and Miss Swope will re-
ceive on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Domer have re-
| turned to the city and will be at home to
their friends Thursdays at 1912 S street.
Mrs. Binger Hermann will not be at
1 home to callers tomorrow.
Mrs. James o. Clephane Of Englewood.
N. j.. will receive with Mrs. William C..
| Wood, lob l. street, tomorrow.
Mr.. George F. Magrane and Miss Mary
E. C. Brett Of New York were married last
| Wednesday at the Church Of ST. Paul the
Apostle, corner of 10Th street and Columbus
avenue, New York city. The bride was
given away by her brother, Mr.. James ].
Brett, and the groom was attended at the
altar by Mr.. Bernard Lyon. Miss Marguer-
| lite Brett, sister of the bride, was maid Of
honor. and Messrs. John Davis and T. ].
| O'Hare were ushers. After the ceremony
supper was served at the residence of the
| brides mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Magrane are
| taking a short trip south. Mr. Magrane Is
a well-known business man Of this city. be-
| ing the manager of Saks & Companys fur
nishing department. Mr.. and Mrs Magrane
will be at home at 1877 North Carolina
| avenue southeast, Tuesdays after Febru-
airy 10.
There was a pretty wedding on Wednes-
day evening at st. Luke's Episcopal Church.
where the marriage of Francis Upshur of
Washington, and Miss Ella st. Pierre Ma
har of Boston, was celebrated with full
choral service. by the rector. the Rev. DIR.
Crummell. The ushers were Parker Bailey
of Massachusetts, John Wenning of Phila-
delphia, George Dickerson of Rhode Island
Samuel Jackson, William Scott and Angus
tus Stewart of Washington. Prof. George
Cook of Howard University was best man,
and Miss Daisy Nahar. sister of the bride
was the maid of honor. The bride wore a
gown of white silk with full tulle veil held
by lilies of the valley. The ceremony was
followed by reception at the new home
or the bridal couple. 1870 V street.
Ihere was pleasant gathering at the
residence of the Misses Kelly last Thursday
evening. Vocal and instrumental solos were
rendered by Messrs. Anderson, Fayhe, Berg
man, Land and White and the Misses Night
ingale and A Kelly. Refreshments were
served at IL o'clock, after which dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. Among those
present were the Misses X Solan K Nc
Namara, NJ. Donaldson, X. Costello. M.
Quill. j. Butler, E. Greenwich A. Saterfield,
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Hewett, Mrs Brennan
and the Misses Kelly. Messrs. J. Stanton.
w. Barrett, H. Nolte, j. Quill D. Dowd IL
Donaldson, H. Rogers, Meyers E. Sill.
O'Brien, Fitzgerald, Hartigan, Schroeder
Norton and Kelly.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer on Good Hope
Heights was. on Friday evening last the
scene OF a surprise party. composed of young
people of Washington and Anacostia The
surprise was preceded by very pleasant
straw ride, much to the amusement of the
participants. Dancing was INDUCED in to
late hour after which refreshments We're
served by the very hospitable hosts and
hostesses, and a pleasant ride home finished
the festivities, which will not soon be for
gotten by those concerned. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Freer Misses
May Bartemus Jessie Chandler, jamie Cook
Sey, Mable and Tellie Evans, Eta Haines
Florence and Clara Ireland, Miss Lyons
Mary and Katie Miller, Messrs. Martin Ad-
ans Harry Allen, Fred Bartemus VIII
Davidson, George Dant, Albert Freer, Joe
Hospital, Fred Smith and Mr.. Lucas
Miss Irene Carter. who has been confined
to her home by illness. is convalescing.
The Auditorial Social Club will give q
reception in honor of MIR. Murray Mr.
Richards. Rev. A Dennis. pastor Of E,be-
nezer NJ. E. Church; Mr.. J. w. Cromwell
and Mr.. j. NJ. Kicks, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Mahoney, 112o I'D
street. THURSDAY evening, February 8, 1894
host of friends have been invited TO meet
them.
A class of young ladies of the Metropoli-
tan Nj. E. Church Sunday school will give
novel entertainment, called America"
on Tuesday evening of this week, in the
parlors of the church, corner IL and &
streets. The decorations, program and re-
represent one or the other of the four
periods in American history. colonial, revo-
lutionary, civil war and peace. The pro-
ceeds will be appropriated to the annual
foreign missionary fund of the Sunday
school.
The Rev. DR.. Milburn and his daughter,
Miss Gemley, will be at home this after
room.
Mrs. Appleberg and Mrs. Kirkpatrick will
hold their last formal reception Tuesday,
February G.