Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-07
ny ATTSNlLLE.

The fourth meeting of the Gastronomic
Prize Club was held at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Z. q. Whiting last Monday even
ing and was quite a social event. The menu
was elaborate and tempting TO the appetite
and consisted OF oysters. salads cakes, pre-
serves. CrulIerS. baked beans. a queen pup
ding. homemade bread. coffee, &c. Cards
music and conversation were INDUCED in
until nearly midnight. The first prize was
awarded TO Mrs. Whiting for scalloped oys-
ters and the second prize was given to Mrs
johnson for sponge cake. The queen pud-
ding of Mrs. DR.. Hall and the chicken salad
Of Mrs. BaukhageS were highly spoken of.
The next meeting viii be held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Crutchett on the first Monday
after Lent the club having decided to take
d rest during that period. Those present
were Or. and Mrs Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Crut-
chett. Mr.. and Mrs. Baukhages Eliza
BaUkhages. Mr. and Mrs Fletcher and
Master Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Gram
Ech. Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting, Master and
Miss Whiting, Capt. and Mrs. Bartlett
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. DIR. and Mrs. Buck
LOnny Buck and Espy Buck, Miss Bartlett,
Mr.. and Mrs. McCutcheOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Tise
and the mother Of Mrs. Whiting. who is ON
a visit here from California.
Mrs. Capt Bartlett of Highland station
and Mrs. Fletcher of Lakeland met with an
accident last Monday night at this place
which might have proved Of a very serious
nature These ladies'. who had been attend
Ing the Nesbit reception at College Park
aliShted at the station from the 1:3i train
70 attend the meeting Of the Ciastronornic
Prize club, and. being unable TO see their
way, walked of the end of the platform and
fvll into the ditch. a distance of three feet
Both ladies' were badly shaken up. one sus-
tanning severe bruises about the head and
arms and th- other spraining an ankle. be
sides receiving an icy bath i'll muddy water.
10 Is SAID that there were no lights on the
west side Of the platform at the time of the
accident
4 series OF charming tableaux Were given
last evening and the evening before AT Ma
srEter's Han for the benefit Of St Jerome's
catholic Church To Il large and apprrCiative
ssull~fice- Those VINO TOOK part in The ,'r-
I-Ttdinneut We're Misses Edith Gallant.JU
Weeks. Leila AmaH. Rosa Barr Pearl Git
tIuES. NiHn.tte Williams. Marie Crutchrtr
and Annie Burns and MeSsrS. Grorg. Burns
Frank. v illiam ami Ell Hickey JO+. Weeks
Paul Mcfarland. Andrew Fisher Cecil Gal
liant Ray Erwin and Ray McDermOtt. Mr.
Geo Burns was the stage manager and de-
serves credit for the manner IN which he
conducted the entertainment. \ calcium
Esht Was turned upon the stage and showed
90 -" costumes Of tho performers to great
atFaHtas-- The ladies representing angels
presented Il beautiful appearance in their
snowy rph-S.ShlulEg wings and flowing natr
choir composed Of McSSTs Geo !iurns
Geo. Riley. r j. Van D0rru and William
Frank and III Hickey sang two selections
with GOOD Elect An oyster supper and
dance followed tine entertainment on both
eg-TtlIsE
Mr. T. NJ BurChard states in cUntradic-
tom Il an iut-rvi w contained in last even
irE's Hyattsyile iterrS. that Senator Bowie
promised To- return the original draft (uf
the proposed amended charter as soon as
70 could be copied" and also promised TO
Ayid the ball ia the Senate until the people
90 fayetteville should have had ample OBJ
p.rtuAity 10 examine its details and sug-
e-st any amendments" This promise OF
senator Bowie. Mr. EurChard SAYS, he has
faithfully kept. and ne does not think the
senator would care 10 d. a party to such
crude and imperfect legislation as the
amended charter heretofore sent him has
proven to l..