Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage Tomorrow Night of DR..
hewitt and Miss Hine.
The Social Incidents of Yesterday
Dinners and Teas
Personals.

physician to which the capital city owes
a debt Of gratitude, will take place tomor-
row evening at the First Presbyterian
Church His bride will be Miss Mary
Christmas Hne daughter of eX-Commis-
sioper Hine She will be attended by Miss
Blanche Hine, maid of honor, and Miss
Mamie Temple and Miss Bessie Hine as
bridesmaids. Mr.. J. E. Jones will be best
man, and the ushers will be Mr.. Henry
ard Mr.. Charles ONell. The ceremony
will take place at 1880, and will be followed
by a reception at the residence of Mr.. Hine,
Prospect Hill, lexington. Rev. Byron Sun
derland will perform the marriage cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter received their friends
yesterday afternoon, and after O'Clock
their big house on Dupont circle was most
Hospitality invaded. The entire drawing
room floor is now complete in all it's adorn-
ments and beauties, and the guests thor
oughly enjoyed examining its luxurious ar
engagements. The hostess was in dark vel
vet and fine lace, and Miss Letter was SUI
perb in her gown of lowered satin in red
and light coloring, with a bertha of an
tique lace, and in her hair a broad Alsatian
bow of black satin: Miss Letter In gray
satin and lace, Miss Sheridan, Miss de
Pyster, Miss Harlan, Miss Poor and Miss
Audrey Pauncefote, with others of the
debutantes, were in the receiving party.
Among the guests were Mrs. Lamont, Sir
Julian and Lady Pauncefote, the Misses
Pauncefote, the French Ambassador and
Mrs. Patenotre. Minister and Mrs. Romero,
Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Miss Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs Whittemore Miss Aline Wilcox,
Mrs. N s. Lincoln, the Misses Patten, Mr..
and the Misses Boardman, Mrs. Sartoris,
Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. and Miss Draper,
Miss Bonaparte, Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfeld-
Taylor. DIR. and Mrs. Hamlin, Mrs. Bugher,
Minister and Mrs. Zeballos, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. NJ d. Sweat, the Turkish minister,
Marquis Imperiali, DR.. and Mrs. Mcklm
and Marquis de Chambrun.
Mrs. b. H. Warner has cards out for
tea Friday, December 81 to Z, to present
Miss Warner.
Mrs Bugher has invitations out for
small dance Monday, December 81, at o
o'clock.
Mr. ard Mrs George H. Howard will
give a dancing reception at the Washing
ton Club Thursday. January 3, from to
Z, to introduce their daughter.
Mrs w. Bourke Cochran has invited her
friends for Saturday, December ~, at D
o'clock.
MrsH F. BIount will give a musicale
Wednesday. January 2, at o'clock at
The Oaks"
Mrs. John r. Mclean entertained a COM
pany today at luncheon to meet Mrs. Or
vile Horwitz of Baltimore.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Qualtrough are at the
Richmond for the winter.
Miss Mary s. Kirk of Baltimore is visit
ing Mrs. Mclean at her residence, on 18th
street.
Mrs. L. w. Cleveland, 14O7 Chaplin street
columbia Heghts), has issued invitations
for KINDERGARTEN tea, Friday, December
q, from 5 to Z.
Miss Maggie Jones of Capitol Hill is
home from school until Sunday, the 23d
instant, when she will go to Atlantic City
for the holidays.
Las. evening pleasant masquerade
birthday party was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. O'Meara, corner Sd
and b streets northwest, the occasion be-
Ing the eleventh birthday of their grand
daughter. Irene Violet Cahill More than
fifty children we're present The charac-
tiers assumed by the 'mummies' were re-
markedly we'll sustained. Fancy dances
were we'll rendered by Isabel Shelton, Irene
Cahill, Nellie Keane, Florence O'Brien and
Nina Fechner. Among the characters most
notable were: Irene Cahill, Cinderella"
Nellie Keane "Foiiy;" Florence O'Brien,
Martha Washington" Alice Wood, Flow
er Girl Stella Torrens, Peasant" Mag
gle Torrens, "Gpsy;" Isabel Shelton, "One
Little Girl I'm Blue" Maggie Humphrey
IAN Escape From st. Elizabeth" Marie
OMeara "Red Riding Hood" Jennie Craw-
ford. "Topsy;;' Mary Hempstone. Quaker
ess;" Carrie Dismer, Goddess of Liberty"
Florence Dyer, Swedish Girl" Eta Dyer,
Peasant" Mary Beveridge, Fairy" Beu-
lah Suit. scotch Lassie;" Nina Fechner.
'"Tambourine GIRL" Lena Mades, Belle of
Berlin" Annie Mades, Mountain Maid"
Viola Walker, Russian Princess" and
Louise OMeara, "Griselle."
Mrs. Reed and Miss Reed of Chicago are,
on a visit to this city, as the guests of
Mrs. Eckels. at 1853 Rhode Island avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burrell celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary last night
by reception at their residence, 1415
Pierce place. Mrs Burrell wore black silk
and lace. The company was entertained
at fine collation.. The presents received
were numerous and elegant
Mr.. John w. Foster entertained at din
ner last night Secretary Gresham, Minister
Romero, Minister Muruaga, Minister Ze-
ballos, Minister Kurino, Baron de Rio
Branco Justice Harlan, Justice Brewer,
Senator Sherman, Senator Gray, Mr.. Nc
Creary, Col. Wilson, Mr.. Hubbard and
Mr.. McFerson, from Evansville, Ind.
Mrs. William c. Hill entertained an af-
ternoon company yesterday, when Mrs.
Hemphill assisted in the Inequalities, with
Mrs. Chatard and Miss Phenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul III. Cromelien have
returned, and will be at home to their
friends Wednesdays, at $40 Florida ave-
Due northWaSt