The Washington times., 1894-12-05

day 10 spend the week In New York.
Mrs. Gresham will leave Washington to-
day Tor stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Perrine, OF Cincinnati, is in the city at
the Arlington, having come on from Balti-
more, where she was visiting her married
daughter, in order to attend the tea given
yesterda afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
William Clagett.
A pretty luncheon under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters of Douglas Memorial Nj. E.
Church was inaugurated yesterday In the
rooms under Mayses Bank, on Ninth street
near northwest. long vista of tables were
decorated with chrysRnthemums. and bevy OF
dainty mattresses attended 10 the wants OF the
company Mrs. n. l.. King is the head OF IN
eHcient committee having the luncheon in
charge, and those composing ii are Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Bittenbender, Mrs Rush Mrs Reed,
Mrs. Mayor, Mrs. Wynne Mrs. Robinson, and
Mrs. Rudy. The young lady assistants are;
Misses Bessie Michel, Annie Meacham,
Houston, Perry, May. Emma Harr, Prince,
Maude ClarkSon, and Emily Miller Lunch
VIII be served to-day from II to and costs
but 10 cents. while fine dinner Of which
abundant turkey and the comparatively
small price are features, will be served from 4
till clock.
A meeting of the ladies auxiliary of the
Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital
was held yesterday afternoon at the hospital.
The object OF this meeting was TO further
previously formulated plan to increase the
membership OF the association, and also to
elect officers to serve for the ensuing year. 10
increase the association it was proposed that
branch be formed. each member Of which
was 10 pledge himself TO furnish ten new
members. The proposition was unanimously
III s-AE To-
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Hawley;
first vice president, Mrs. Warder; second vice
president, Mrs. Cabell: third vice president.
Mrs. Warner; treasurer, Mrs. Kerr, and sec
retary, Miss A. Bell.
The Pierce Guild luncheon in aid of the
Founding Hospital that will be continued
through to-day and tomorrow was success
fully begun yesterday at Willard Hall. The
luncheon and bazaar is held for the purpose
OF raising funds 10 furnish many necessaries
! for which the appropriation makes no pro-
vision. The ladies in charge OF the entertain
ment are Mrs. w. Il. Bayly, president; Mrs.
j. L. Pennie, first vice president; Mrs. H. A.
Hail. second vice president; Mrs W. c. Wood,
treasurer; Mrs II. w Moses, secretary.
Those in charge of the lunch are Mrs. o. q.
| Staples, Mrs. J. J. Lightfoot, Mrs. J. A.
Swope, Mrs. F. W. Pilllng, and Mrs. j. K.
Young.
The ladies in charge of the bazaar are Mrs.
James n. Green, Mrs. Ross Thompson, Mrs.
J. B. Kendall. and Mrs H. c. Stewart
The "snip" table is in charge of Mrs. J. B.
Church and Mrs. L. C. f. Hugo. Ice cream
and cake. Mrs. Charles G.. Dulin Mrs. Z. r..
Wallace, and Miss Swope. Tea table, Mrs. j.
c. Smithe and Mrs. w. P. Kellogg.
These ladies are assisted by number Of
young ladies as mattresses.
The marriage of Mr. W. E. Lewis and Miss
Isis Mcmillan will take place at II o'clock
this morning at St. PauI's Episcopal Church
on Twenty-third street. near Pennsylvania
avenue. Rev. Dr. Harding, rector of st.
Pauls, will perform the ceremony.
Miss Grace Howard. daughter OF Joseph
Howard. ir.. of New York, is visiting Mrs. A.
a. Cole on Massachusetts avenue.