Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
How Well-Known Washington People Are
Enjoying Themselves.
Fashtonable White Lot Drive-Social
Entertai nme nts-Per-
sOnal Notes.


sOnal Notes.
La Marquise Lama de Brolo has invita-
tions out for tea, Saturday, April p, at
street
DR.. and Mrs. Edward L. Stonestreet have
sent out cards for the marriage of their
daughter, Edith May, to George Holt La
mar, this evening at O'Clock. The cere-
South, Rockville, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ]. Kirkpatrick have
invited their friends to a musicale Tues
day, April "a, at o'clock, at their resi-
dence, 1212 K street.
Miss Prince, who has been visiting Mrs.
Michael r. Morgan, has returned 10 her
home In st. Paul, MINI.
On the walls of the drawing room Of Sec
Rotary Lamont's residence there hangs a
portrait of his Scotch ancestress who wears
the plaid of her clan and presents a very
fetching picture of the pretty lassies of
her day. 1t is therefore with singular ap-
propriateness that in this particular place
Prof. Davidson will read tomorrow after
noon, at O'Clock, selections from Scotch
ballads. Mrs. Cleveland is very much in
terested in the success of the reading and
Will be present at IL. 1t is given for the
benefit of the Columbia Free Kindergarten,
which was started under her patronage a
year ago. and of which Mrs. Hearst is the
president
A merry gathering of young folks attend
ed the fourth dancing reception of the Car
nellan Club. The nine members of the or
ganization were all present and acted on
the committees as follows: Reception COM
mittee-Edwin Brinkman, chairma n :Mes;;rs
Harry Baulsir, William w. Mcdonald. H
j. Doyle and William Fenton; floor COM
mittee-Samuel Baulsir, chairman; Messrs
Joseph H. Wood, T. L. Mockabee and
Il MHIlOnol In oAd
above those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs
e Price, Mrs. Cross. Mrs. w. E. Garner
Mrs. Edward Bolsey. Mrs. Master, Mrs
Doyle Mrs. Garges and Mrs r. E. Smith:
Misses Manger. jamie. Lipscomb, Small,
Hamilton, Knight, Hunt, Burke, Brack-
hagen, Boyd, Campbell, Aldrich. Cox, Bu-
ehanan: Hopkins. Elken. Mirling. Ryan,
Cross, Long, Eccard, Owens Davis Land
grof. Halliday, Doyle. Kilgrove, Griffin,
Ham, Anderson, Hassler Detney Hipburn
and Taylor; Messrs. E. F. Manning, c. A
Suydan, MCGOWAN, Richmond. Rich, Moore
Kalkior, Steinberg. Bates. Burns, Pilsora,
Stridon, Trueworthy, sherwood. Parker
Cross, Holden. Emo. Blummer, Jett, Nc.
kenzie, Evans. Simpson. Buckenhard, Scott,
Garges Hart, Knapp, Burton. Wood. Cor
man, Stodhhert. Moore, Nelson. Pinarro
Bangs. Gordon. Butler. Eskarge. warde
and Wells. The Octagon. Carnation and
bership.
Mrs Morrill, will not receive tomorrow,
but will on Thursday of next week
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Schoenhof of Boston
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Won. l10o 9Th street northwest, and will
be at home to their friends Sunday.
Mrs. o. w. Childs. daughter of Senator
Bate. was queen of the carnival at Los
Angeles. Cal. on the 10th instant, and had
the keys of the city delivered TO her by the
mayor as she entered.
The Morton Cadets will give a dance on
Friday evening, April %. The affair will
be under the direction of Capt E. A. ShiII-
ing, FIRST Lieut. n ;. Shepard and Second
Lieut. Bramwell Davis.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O
Bril- was the scene of a pleasant gathering
last Tuesday evening, the occasion being
the fifth anniversary of their marriage
American Beauty" roses were used in
decorating. MIR. and Mrs. Brill and Miss
t1llinger of Baltimore received the guests
Among those present were Mrs. B. Sell
( hansen. Mr.. and Mrs L. Schmidt Mr. and
Mrs: A c, Sautter. Mr.. and Mrs. w L.
Burkhart, Mr.. and Mrs f. Dennison Mr.
and Mrs. Ellwood, Mr. and Mrs. II. BENZ
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Seurlin. Mr.. and Mrs
Jordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Leach. the Misses
Sellhausen. the Misses Platz. Miss Fisher,
Miss kerwein, Miss Lanoir. the Messrs
Charles Beatty, Sellhausen, Dennison.
Hutchins and Galway
Mrs. Kelley. widow of the late Gen. r. F.
Kelley. and her mother. Mrs. Robert Bruce.
are az sl5 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. ]. Keith Edwards has gone to Rich
mond. Va, to visit friends.
Mrs. J. B. Adams and son of westboro'
Mass, are visiting the parents OF the for
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rosenbaum, at lOl
l1th street southeast.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs JOS. s
Moss. No. > II street northwest gave a
birthday party in honor of their daughter
Miss Mary Moss. Miss Moss received a
% COL M
books. flowers. There were music games
and supper to entertain the guests
among those present were Miss Marion
Blair. Miss Mabel Bussius. Miss Nav Hart
lett, Miss Cora Elwood, Miss Lille Ander-
son. Miss Addie Elwood. Miss Bessie Bin
mex, Miss Eva Nalley. Miss Annie Smart
Miss May Watson. Mr.. Percy Howcott, Mr.
Robey Priddy. Mr. Charles Danforth. Mr.
Edgar Bane. Mr. Hardy Reid Mr. Earl
SHETLAND, Capt Charles Z. Beebe, Dr. f.
Clinton Blair. Mr.. Robert Rabbit and Mr.
John E. Casey.
Ex-Congressman and Mrs Stivers. from
New York, are guests of ex-senator and
Mrs. Van Wyck at the Portland.
The ladies OF the parish of St Michael
and All Angels will give an entertainment
on Thursday in the Enquirer building 1915
street. Luncheon will be served from II
to 3 pm. and the evening will close with
a bal pordre.
Chas. +. Moore. L. S. Chinese inspector
during President Harrison's administration
and for many years in business i'm this CITY
has moved, with his family, to Chester. Pa
A company assembled last night at the
home of Miss Lathrop for a musical and
dramatic entertainment. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. King DR. and
Mrs. Noble the Misses Noble, Miss Gardner
Miss Baker Miss Alice Pilling, Mrs Treck-
er, Miss McChesney, Miss Shaw, Miss Dor
sey. Miss Marvin, Miss Garside of Atlantic
City, Messrs. Shaw, Lee Latimer, Clarence
Latimer, Mr.. Hamilton, DR. Seigel Roush
Col. Argue, Harry Latimer and Mr. Miller
Miss Matilda Ackley, daughter of Mrs
Thomas w. Ackley, was married to Mr.
Gaines Kruger DOnohoe, a well-known artist
yesterday afternoon, at the home of her
mother, 1894 9TH avenue. New York The
Rev. DR.. Rush Eastman of Torresdale Pa
officiated.
The bride, who was given away by her
brother MIR. j. L. Ackley, wore a gown Of
white satin, trimmed with duchess lace and
a tulle veil. The maid Of honor, Miss Ner-
cedes Allen, niece of the bride, was dressed
In blue silk. Mr.. Henry @. Dearth acted as
best man. There were no ushers or brides
aids. small reception followed The
bride Is a cousin of Mrs Romero who Uas
present at the marriage, with her mother
Mrs Allen.
Mrs. Geo. d. Scott is slowly convalescing
from her recent illness.
Lady Pauncefote and her daughter sailed
today for England, and will remain abroad
until next autumn.
Mrs. X. w. Barry gave a delightful lunch