Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-03

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general admiration A large canoe freight
ed with pink roses was the central orna-
| ment. and four pretty lamps, with shades
| or either green or pink silk under lace and
wreathed in pink roses helped to light it.
| A Wheelbarrow in pink candy was heaped
with small potatoes. absolutely copies of
| the real article, but which were bonbons.
among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
= Robert Fleming, Miss Vedder of Rome, Miss
/ Vedder of Illinois, Mrs. Mattingly, Mrs.
Appleberg, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Henry
| Thurber, Miss Thurber Of Detroit, Miss
| Ume' Goto, the Japanese minister and Mrs.
| Tateno Mrs. Macarthur, DR.. Toner, Mrs.
| w. c. Whittemore, Mrs. and Miss Worth
| tngton, Mrs. and Miss Woodward, Miss
Virginia Butler, Miss K. E. Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. Westinghouse of Chicago, Mrs.
waite. Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs. William
| Tucker, Mrs. and Miss Greer Mrs. Scd-
more, Mrs. Dalzell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchin-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Pollok, Mrs. Harry
| M. Bryan. Mrs. Beriah Wilkins, Mrs. Kerr,
Col. Macdonald, Mr.. Percy Myers, Mr.
| Boeufve. Mrs. and Miss Bigelow, Mrs. Tul-
| lock. Mrs. and Miss Powell. Mrs. David
Smith, Mrs. Kaufman and Miss Kauff-
| mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Mrs.
Tom L. Johnson, Mrs. Odeneal and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bloomer.
The plans and arrangements incident to
an absence from the city for a month will
prevent Mrs Jackson of 1871 X street from
receiving on Monday, as on Wednesday
Justice and Mrs. Jackson, accompanied by
their daughter Miss Elizabeth. and their
niece. Miss Eunice Jackson Of Belle Meade
Farm, Nashville, will start for Tampa, Fla,
where they expect to remain during the
February recess of the Supreme Court
Mrs Henry E. Jackson and the two younger
children Of Judge and Mrs. jackson will
accompany the party far as Savannah
and from there will go to Atlanta, the home
of Judge Jackson's son.
The marriage Of Miss Estelle Scott the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott and
Mr.. George Rollins took place at noon on
Thursday at st. Paul's Church. The ushers
were Mr.. Henry Scott, brother Of the bride,
Mr.. Puizzi, Mr.. Houghton and Mr.. L. j.
Sothoron The flower girls, Ada Scott
Amy Magee and Edith Emerson, dressed In
pink. and the little page. Ridgley Sothoron,
each carrying a basket of flowers preceded
the bride. who, attired In a travelling gown
OF brown cloth and velvet, walked up the
aisle leaning upon the arm of her uncle,
DR.. James 7. Sothoron. At the door the
bridal party were met by the full supplied
choir and to the strains of the march from
Lohengrin they went slowly up to the chan
Gel, where the groom, with his best man.
DR.. Seibert. were awaiting them. The mar
riage service was read in a very impressive
manner by the rector of the church. Among
those present were Mr.. Rollins father of
the groom; DR.. and Mrs. Harry Rollins
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon. Mrs. Oertel Mrs
Robert Scott, the Misses Scott. Dr. and Mrs
]. T. Sothoron. Miss Nellie Sothoron, Mr.
Albert Jones of New York, Miss Canter
Miss Atkinson of Philadelphia, DR. and Mrs
Elmer Sothoron, the Misses Knowles and
the Misses Sothoron.
Gen. and Mrs Moore are enjoying a visit
from the latter's brother, Mr.. A. w. Green
of Chicago. and his wife.
NJ &Nl-~
of four months, has returned to her home.
| "Bonny View" at Hyattsvllle Nd Mrs
Stokes spent a couple of months at Chica-
CO. being there at the close of the worlds
1air; the balance of the time was spent in
Toledo, Ohio, and Washington.
| DIR. and Mrs. McComas of nth and 1.
streets gave an informal reception Thurs
day evening in honor Of their guests the
Misses Freanor of Hagerstown. Nd. which
was thoroughly enjoyed by the numerous
callers, among whom We're the Misses Lewis
DR.. and Mrs. Boyd. Miss Janette Bates.
Miss Rohrer. Miss Stonestreet Dr. Sha!firt
Mr. Shaefer and Mr.. Clark
Mrs. Wolcott has cards ort for Saturday
evenings in February. from 10 until Il
O'Clock. ....-.--...---
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalzell have sent out
cards for the marriage of their daughter
Elizabeth Marter DalZell, to Mr. George
Dunn. Wednesday, February Ii, at IL
O'Clock. at the Church of the Covenant
Mrs. Tom l.. johnson will give lunch
con on Wednesday, February IA.
DR.. and MIS-. James Dudley Morgan have
visiting them. for few days, the Iatter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Abel of Bal
timore
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Williams Of Roselle.
N. j., are stopping at the Normandie They
will attend the army and navy reception to
be given at the White House this evening.
The tenth regular meeting of the Mizpah
Club was held at the residence of Mr. VIM.
II. Hazard, 1422 Corcoran street. on Wei
was highly enjoyed by the mem ers and a
few invited friends. The foilo were
present: Messrs. G. w. Hancock George
Gibson, j. Henry Kaiser. Mr. Browning,
Frank Morgan, Sherman b. Fowler VIII
lard Hazard. Ur. J. E. bi.ss. w. II. Hazard
and w. II. Conley, Mesdames Reuckert,
Gibson Browning, Kaiser, Hancock, Dod-
son and Hazard, Misses bertha and Flora
Gibson, Blanche Reickert, LIZZIE King
! Isabel Cowlam, E;cise and Grace Kaiser,
NirSie and Martha Hancock.
A pleasant social was held on Thursday
evening at ST. Marks Church. Capitol Hin.
The parish hall was filei with q crowd
who came to extend a frielIiy greeting to
the Rev. David Richards, minister in
charge.
Miss Addie Herman end Miss NJ. Nc
Carthy have gone to Baltimore to attend a
box party tonight to lie given in their
honor.
Miss Sue Stribling of Martinsburg, w.
Va, is a guest of the Misses Hutchinson at
the Hotel Arno. A box party was given in
her honor last night. followed by supper.
Mrs. Brewer and Miss Brewer, 1i12 Mas
sachu5etts avenue, will not receive on Mon
day next
A pretty wedding was solemnized at the
residence of Mr. Frank }. Aususterfer, SOL
street northeast, Tuesday evening last by
the Rev. DIR. Domer. The parties were Mr..
Casper Herbert and Miss A la Augusterfer.
The bridesmaid Miss Rose West, and
the best man Mr.. Ed Augusterfer. The
bride wore white silk and point lace, the
tula veil was held in Place by cluster Of
lilies of the valley she carried shower
bouquet of bride roses. The bridesmaid
wore cream henrietta and carried bou-
quet of roses.
Mrs. Thomas Dobyns and Miss Berry, los
street southeast, will be at home to their
friends Tuesday, February 4.
St. Stephens Church, corner 25th and
Pennsylvania avenue, was the scene of a
very pretty wedding on Wednesday morn
ing last, wnen Mr.. Patrick Stanton and
Miss Ellen Connor, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas COnnor, were united in mar
rage by the Rev. p. j. O'Conneil. The
groom was attended by Mr.. H. J. McGin-
ness best man, and Miss Nora Frenzy
acted as bridesmaid After the ceremony
the happy couple left with the best wishes
Of their many friends a northern tour.