Evening star., 1894-01-04

SAAeoh, <hf. SIdrleS -. GiOfer, Hon. Alan
tombstone. Baron Clemens kettIer, Mr.
Charles Laurie McCauley, treasurer: MIR.
Jehn Van Ness Philip. MIR. Lee Phillips
secretary.
the cotillion all the debutantes ofsthe winter
hao their chairs close together, near the
PLATFORM, and made a most interesting and
charming group.
To name the guests would be simply "a
put together those who represent the cream
or washington society, with its many ana
strong ramif1cations and its Acknowledged
superiority In the way of brains, good looks
and attainments. socially and mentally.
Senator and Mrs. Dolph gave a dinner
last night in honor of the Mexican minister
and Nine Romero. The guests invited to
meet them were Senator and Mrs. McMil-
Ian. Representative and Mrs. Outhwaite,
Gen. and Mrs. Greely. Gen. and Mrs.
Moore, the Nicaraguan minister and Mrs.
Guzman. Senator Stockbridge. Miss Edes
and Prof. and Mrs. Dolph. The table had
a centerpiece of lilies of the valley and
ferns and the other decorations conforrned
to these in color.
Mrs. Cockreii has been quite IN for the
past week with grip that developed mto
pneumonia, but was thought to be some
what improved yesterday.
A very pretty tea was that given yesIer-
day afternoon by Miss Chambers daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Chambers, l4S1
street. For couple of hours the pretty
coming and going and enjoying the hospi-
taifties of this pleasant home Miss CHAM
bers made most attractive hostess and
was assisted in receiving her guests and in
dispensing tea and ices by Miss Beall, Miss
Mills of California, Miss Furst Of Lock
Haven, Pa, Miss Christopher Miss Kauff-
mann, Miss Mccartney and Miss Pilling.
Among the guests were Mrs. John w. Ma
cartney, DIR. and Mrs. F. r. Lane, the
Misses Teel. the Misses Heaven, the
Misses Singleton. Miss Noyes, the Misses
Bryan. Mr.. Frank Vaughn, Mr.. Fred Gray
Mr. w. A: Mearns. the Misses Noble. Miss
Sloane. Mrs. VIM. Ballantyne. jr., Miss
Poole. Miss Woodward, Miss Beveridge
Mr.. John Lawrence. Mr.. Tileston F. Cham
bers and Mr. Laurance Chambers.
Mrs Whitehead and her daughter, Miss
Christopher. 2Ol6 street, will be at home
to their friends on Saturday Afternoons
during the season.
The marriage of Miss Nora L. McDermot
to Mr.. Stephen E. Todhunter took place at
the residence of the bride, 22T street
northeast. at IL O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing. The bride was gowned in a lovely
brown novelty cloth dress trimmed with
otter fur and velvet, wearing handsome
diamonds. the gift of the groom. She carri-
ed in her hand bunch of bride roses. The
marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Luther b. Wilson of Wesley Chapel af-
ter which the guests were invited to the
banquet room. The presents received by
the young couple were numerous and hand
some. Immediately after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Todhunter left for an extended
northern trip. Among the guests present
We're the Misses Fitzhugh. Ispharding,
Wetherall. Dennison, Thornburg, Hanna.
Mr.. Alvin Robertson Of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Redin Woodward. Miss Kessier,
Mrs. E. ]. wamaling, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Schoyer. Mrs. T. Callaghan. Mr.. F. Nc
Dermot, Mr.. E. H. McDermot, Mr.. T. J.
Pickett, Miss Mamie Todhunter. Mrs. John
Keyworth, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Thompson,
Miss Lena Burchell, Mr.. Thos. B. Sullivan.
the Misses Hines. Mrs. Harvey Roberts.
Mrs. w. A Greer and Mrs. Harry john
ston.
Miss Kate Harvey entertained a large
party Of friends at her residence on Massa-
chusetts avenue last evening with a pro-
gressive euchre party. The games were
commenced at o'clock and play continued
for two hours, when 1t was found that
Miss Duncan and Mr. Ginier had won the
first prizes. Miss Spignul and Mr.. Geo. w.
Harvey the second prizes, and Miss Desh-
Ter and MIR. Hanley the boobies. After the
Among those present were: Miss Duncan
and Miss Deshler of New Brunswick, Miss
Daw. the Misses Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Cain. Miss Margue-
rite Ervy Of York. Pa, Miss Daw, Miss
Bowen. Miss Callaghan, Miss Jarvis, Miss
Spignul, Mr.. Aver. Mr.. Hanley, Mr.. c. o.
Stiles, Mr.. Sargent, Mr.. Harvey. Mr.. Orme,
Mr.. Gimer and MIR. II. c. c. Stiles
W. d. MOSES Will DE dl nome, ID
Rhode Island avenue, January and -,
and February and 10.
Mr.. Lincoln NJ. Cnase and Miss Cora
E. Crown of this city were united in mar
riage on New Year night, at the residence
of the brides sister. Mrs. John c. Proctor,
lG46 Huron street, the Rev. DR.. Dudley
performing the ceremony. The bride was
given in marriage by her father. Mr.. Chas.
4. Crown of Lorton Valley, Va, after which
a aellghtfui supper was enjoyed by those
ceived. The bride and groom then repaired
to their new home, corner Sd and n streets
southeast. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs: Bowens. Charles E. Grown. Earle
Chase, Francis Crown, Virgie' White Mr.
and Mrs. I. w. Carter. Earnest Crown,
Miss Mamie Palmer, Thomas Lynch Flor
ence Noyes, Mrs. 5. j. Haislett, Miss Mason
and Joseph Nermillion.
The residence Of Mrs. Leo s. West. No.
oo Fierce street. was thronged last night
at reception in honor of Mrs A Robin
son and her son of Philadelphia. Mrs.
West received her guests in heliotrope silk
ana black lace. Her only ornaments were
violets and roses in her belt and hair Shs
was assisted by Miss Jessie Makel. in
canary crepe and green lace: Miss Martha
Blackwell, in lavender silk, and moss roses
as ornaments Among others present were
Makel. Miss Blackwell. Pearl Stewart.
Gertrude Phillips. Anice Gray, Rctta
Young. Hattie Young. Emma Robinson.
Liinan CARBON, Jessie Shad, Mr. John r
Davis Allan Thomas. Henry Scott VIM.
Green. George Jefferson. Judson Smith.
Shermont Gray, F. Booker, Drs. CRANKY
and Henderson.
Mrs. Hichborn, wife of Chief Constructor
Hichborn. L. s. N, will be at home 10
friends Fridays in January
Mrs. Geo. c. Gorham and Mrs. w. F.
Clark will be at home Saturdays in Jam
uary and February, l163 = street northwest
Mrs. Reuben B. Clark, 1901 Massachu-
setts avenue. will not be at home on Sat-
urdays in January.
Mrs. Dora T. Noorhis will receive her
friends Informally Sunday evenings after
), 142S Q street northwest.
Miss Edna Smith, daughter OF Mr.. Scott
Smith, formerly of this city. is with ner
aunt at 'sk Maple avenue, lie Droit Park
for the winter. Miss Smith came here TO
continue her musical education
Mrs. Edgar Allan and the Misses Allan.
1901 1lth street, have with them their
friend, Miss Chapman of West Virginia. and
will be at home to their friends on FRIDAYS.
One of the notable weddings of the sea-
son occurred last night at the Congrega-
tionai Church. Rev. Dr. Newman officiating
The contracting parties were Miss Anna
Frances Craig and Mr.. Louis Charles Hills
The bride looked charming in a high-necked
gown of white satin with bretelles OF duch-
ess lace and pearl ornaments The bride
who is a member of the Philharmonic Quar-
tet and soprano soloist OF Epiphany Church
choir, had as her maid of honor Miss Flor
ence Stidham, the contralto soloist OF the
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