Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-11

and several choice piano selections were
continue her Monday musical evenings
during the season.
The o. c. g. Club held its regular weekly
meeting Tuesday evening at the residence
OF mrs. Emma Z. Miller, No. 1107 4th street
northwest, President H. e. Johnson I'm the
chair. -Four new members received; several
questions discussed relative to the benefit of
temperance. After refreshments the club
Long Meadows northeast
The Merrymakers held a very ENJOYABLE
meeting at the residence of the Misses Nc.
Intyre, No. sl5 9Th street northeast. last
evening. After the business, games and
a nan were INDUCED in until a late hour
The officers of the club are: Mr. F. c. Nc
lntyre. president; Miss ]. NJ. Burgess. vice
president: Mr.. H. Sherwood, recording sec
Rotary; Mr.. w. ]. Hamacher, financial sec
rotary; Miss A. Mcintyre treasurer: a. s
Ball, sergeant-at-arms.
Mrs. Somers. owing to the recent death of
near relative, will not receive this winter
but the other resident teachers of Mt Yer
non Seminary will be at home to their
friends on the Friday afternoons of January
and February.
Mrs. Pope. wife Of DR.. Pope, will not be
at home tomorrow, but will receive her
friends informally the remaining Fridays in
January.
Senator and Mrs. Call gave an elegant
dinner last night. In honor Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury and Mrs. Carlisle. The
other guests were General and Mrs. Scho-
field, Minister and Mrs. Romero, Represen-
tative and Mrs. Draper, Senator and Mrs
Gibson, Prince Cantacuzene, Miss Mildred
Lee and Mr.. Sturgis.
The Legion Of Loyal Women will be at
home Friday evening, January L. 1894 at
headquarters. 419 10th street northwest, and
the following committee will welcome the
guests and see to their pleasure and enter
tainment: Mrs. Jane L. Curtis. Mrs. Joseph
ine b. Cutter. Mrs. Virginia Cusack, Ms.
Mercine E. Cutter. Miss Harriet p. Dame
Mrs M. ]. Davidson. Mrs. NJ. E. S. Davis,
Mrs Anna Grey DeLong. Mrs. Sarah Dodge.
Mrs. Florence Donohoe, Mrs. Ellen Z.
Donohue and Miss Marguerite Donohue.
The Misses Lydia and Jean Loring daugh-
tiers of DR.. and Mrs. Frank d. Loring, were
given q box party at Albaugh's Grand
Opera House yesterday afternoon. The fol-
lowing misses occupied the four lower box
es: Lydia Loring, Jean Loring. Martina
Jones' Mary Goldsborough, Annie Colds
borough, Mary Stone. Dolly winslow. Sallie
Schroeder. Isabella May. Alice Roosevelt
Olive Busbee. Mary Mann, Natalie Lincoln
Mary Carlisle. Garcia De Peyster and Annie
Booeman. The boxes were handsomely
decorated with flowers, and each Of the
Misses Lorings' guests received a box of
bon bons decorated with natural flowers
and tied with satin ribbon.
Mrs. Joel Hilmar will be at home to-
morrow mad Fridays during the season.
Mrs. George Cooper Dean is at the Con-
cord and will be at home to her friends
Fridays in January.
Miss Annie X. Abrahams of Mobile, Ala,
grandniece of Vice President William r..
King, is visiting relatives at 1910 Q street
northwest.
Last night the armory Of the Washington
Light Infantry Corps presented a brilliant
scene. with the large company enjoying the
pleasures of the evening, the tasteful decora-
lions Of the flags and flowers, and the pres
ence Of so many soldier boys in their dash
ing uniforms and the pretty toilets on the
young ladies. Col. Moore was present, as
well as nearly every member of his COM
mand, a deputation of invited guests from
the Alexandria Light Infantry. members of
the Rifles, the Corcoran Cadets and the
National Fencibles. Col. Moore and Mrs
Allison Major led the grand march, and
among the guests were Mesdames Davis,
Zea, Thompson, Kettler Doten, Haltigan,
Childs, Lee, Landrean, Moran, House, Sill
verman. Domaine. Thorowgood. Thompson
Meecham, Keefe, King, Walker. CARL, Tuck.
er. wisernan. Hefferman, Eaton. Babcock
OBrien. 3Quires. Spear, Birmingham, SUIT.
| ton, Edwards Miller Kirchner, Trueworthy
Lane. Smith, Howard, Brown. Adams
Keith. Galloway. Mellach. Noonan. Mile.
sted, Thurston. Myers, Barries, Smoot, bar
ling. Hall. Peterson. Cooksey. Archer and
| Gerhold.
Misses Humphrey, Patterson. Connor, KAN.
lert. Tucker, Dalton. Mertz. kissinger
4 " Nell, buttefWOrtn, Sramer, bowman, Con
way, Sutton. Hamilton. Herbert, Smith
Crowley. I.andrean. Noyes. Cobaugh. Schom
bert, Thorowgood. Kelley, Macabee, Wilson
NcAlvee. Dalton. Frazee, House. Purcell
| Mclaughlin Bateman, Armstrong, Tess
| Mitchell. Lumford. Russell. Donch. Ziechke
| Thomas. Forbers. Miller. Piugge. Eply Sig
gerss Craven. Martin, Roberts, Simonson
Arts. Waterbury. Switzhoff. kaufman
Norris, wilds. Garvfn, Horton. Harlow. Rob
| inson, Shier, Bell Harvey, Batly, Elwopd
Gorgas. Brock. Mason. Reach. Barnes. Cor
bett, Frearson, Burgie. Hinkle. Mccarthy
Emmett Butterworth. Milrick. Schoheid
DUFFY, Our1nd, Shakelford, Collins Dunk
horst, Butler. Cook Walters, Farrell, Rob
inson, Hopkins, Middleworth. kasper, Dyer
| Fftzpatrick. Schneider, Bailey. Long, Hum
| and Coleman.
Those present from the Alexandria Ligh
| Infantry were Quarternaster Sergt. Beck
| ham, Messrs. Burns Hulhsh. Beach. APP
| the more prominent National Guardsmer
| on the floor were Adjt. Peixotto Of the frs
| regiment. Capt. Baldwin, Maj. Wilson Of
the first battalion and Capt Parmenter.
| Miss Cora NJ. Fisher. who has been visit.
ing Mrs. L. C. Hines of this city, today re.
| turned to her home In Baltimore.
| Gen. and Mrs. Upshaw gave a theater
party and supper afterward last night al
| the Normandie and among their guests
were Senator Hill. Miss Maud Bynum. Miss
Julie Murphy, Miss Letitia Scott, Represen.
| tative McMilln and Mr.. O'Brien.
MIR. ]. Fred Gatchel and Miss Elizabeth
| Washington were married last evening al
4 the Gunton Memorial Church in the pres
| ence of a large gathering Of their friends
| Rev. DIR. Patch officiated. The ushers were
Messrs. Harry c. c. Stiles, W. B. Mathews
| s. A. Swindell and Jesse c. Suter, who
| acted as best man. The bride wore be.
coming gown of white satin trimmed with
| lace, and carried bouquet of bride roses
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gatchel will go to housekeep
| ing and will be at home TO their friends
| after the 18th at III 14th street northwest
A euchre party was given by Miss Cert,
1 Harvey last evening at her home on N
| street, the occasion being her birthday. IN.
| first prizes were won by Miss Duncan and
| Mr.. Geo. s. Harvey, the second prizes by
| Miss Bowen and Mr.. Orme, and the boobie,
| by Miss Staley and Mr.. Fairfax Supper
/ was served at midnight, after which dane
! ing was enjoyed. Among those who wers
/ present were the Misses Boland, Miss Desh
| Ter. Miss Duncan. Miss Staley, Miss Ellis
| worth, Miss Harvey, Miss Callaghan. Mis-,
| Jarvis, Miss Bowen. Mr.. Orme. Mr.. Howe
/ Mr.. stiles, Mr.. Burch, Mr.. Quinlan, Mr.
/ Aver. Mr.. Sargent, Mr.. Fairfax, Mr.. Har
| vey, Mr.. Gilmer and Mr.. Harley.
The first meeting OF the l. N T. Club me-
| at Miss Eva Bridgett's residence, 2211 G
| street northwest, on Tuesday evening, Jan
| uary o, 1894, where the following officers
1 were elected: President Miss FLORENCE