Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-28

Of the bride - -.
Owing to ill-health, Miss Maud Bird of
New York avenue has gone to Peonian
Springs, Loudoun county. Va, with Mrs.
Mullen. to stay through the summer.
Chaplain David Wilson. United States
army, has moved from 9O5 North Carolina
avenue to lib East Capitol street.
Prof. Theodore Gill made an address be-
fore the Science Club Monday, at Mrs.
M. Harrington's. Among those present
were Mrs. Barnes Of Illinois, Mrs. Ward.
Miss Ripley Mrs Hersehel Main, Mrs. E.
Goodfellow, Mrs. NJ. Ford, Mrs. Cleveland
Able. Mrs. L. o. Talbot, Miss Boyce and
Miss Nicholson
Mr.. Saunders Garland will be the guest of
honor at dinner given by Col. and Mrs.
Rowland Of Baltimore this evening.
The marriage Of Mr. Solomon Nally and
uence or the groom's mother, 3D. K street
southeast. Wednesday evening, April %, by
the Rev. ]. d. Wilson. The ceremony was
attended by relatives and friends of both
NJ. Bett, Mrs. r. S. Harris and sister, Mrs
A. ODER, Mrs. l.. Roby, Mrs. ]. johnson,
Mrs. F. Brown, Miss L. Padgett, Mrs. G.
Hoppel of Philadelphia, Miss Floris Harlan.
MI and Mrs. j. S. Fleming. Mrs. Mary
Radfgan of Cumberland, Nd, Mrs. ]. Blades,
Mrs. VIM. Wright, Miss Z. l.. Gise, Miss
Mary Nally. Mr.. VIM. Nally, Mr.. George
Naiiy, Mr. Harry Radgan. Mr. ocintush,
n. NJ,
w. Mccormick and Mr.. B. Schroth.
A surprise'party was given to Miss Thetis
Phillips 200 18th street southeast, last night
by number Of her young friends. Miss
Philena Sherwood, daughter Of p. M Sher-
wood. was the moving spirit of the occa-
sion, which was SO cleverly managed that
MISS Philips was taken entirely by sur
prise. The evening was spent In dancing
Among those present were Messrs. viii
Maxwell. Day, Bell, Hicks, Ernest Sway.
james Johnson Bernie Kallxr Da Ill
the Misses Philena Sherwood, Marie De
Moll, Cecil Phelps, Neline Hendricks Bes-
sic Phillips. Gertie Scott and Thetis Phil
lips.
The monthly sociable of the Ladies' Elk
celsior Literary Circle was held Thursday
evening last at the residence of Mrs ]. ID.
Frisbie. No. 225 Sth street northeast The
program consisted Of piano solos by Mrs
Woodward, Miss Lulu McCreery, Miss Edith
Bond and Anna May Bacon; piano duet by
Misses Belt and Carpenter; vocal solos by
Mrs. Gurey and Miss Gertrude Dana; vocal
trio by Mr.. and Mrs. Frear and Mrs Kali
strom: piano fantasia by Mr.. Henry Fris-
bic; autoharp solo by Miss Gertrude Met
calf; quotations from the authoress Au-
gusta Evans. by the members; recitations
by Mrs. Elizabeth King and Mrs. Knapp
and an essay by Mrs. Frisbie.
Mrs. Amnon Behrend will not be at home
tomorrow.
The members of Der Deutsch-Amerikan-
iShS SiuO lnSlT ITlcuOS were cntertdln-
ed at the residence of Mrs. Burgess, 1893
18th street northwest on Wednesday even
ing last. The program was opened with
piano solo by Miss Won Entrees. The essay
was delivered by Mr.. Chas. Ebert. who
chose for his subject Daniel Webster, der
Amerfkanishe Demosthenese" Then fol-
lowed song by Prof Rueckert, several
humorous readings by Mr. Whitaker song
py Miss Hancock. readings and recitations
by Mrs. Armor. Miss Won Entrees, Mrs.
Senoenecker. Mrs. Knapp, Miss Rumell and
a violin solo by Prof. Rueckert Among
those present were Mrs BURGESS. Miss
Anna Brandes DIR. and Mrs. Won Hartie-
ben, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Rush, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Smith and daughter. Mrs
Schoenecker, Mrs. Gardner Mr. Chas. Ebert
Miss Alma Ebert, Mr.. Whitaker Mrs. Ar
NOR MISS Mary Armor. Prof. Rueckert,
Mrs. Rueckert. Miss Blanche Rueckert
Mrs. Dodson, Miss Flora Gibson. Miss Xarifa
hancock. Mrs. Hazard, Mr. and Mrs. r. p
Cleaves, Mr.. Rumell, Miss Hattie Rumeil
mrs M watson Miss Watson. Miss Muldoon.
Dr. Jas. E. Bliss. Mr.. }. L. Norris. Mrs
Pugh, Mrs. Rockwell. Miss Zitz. Miss Won
Entrees, Miss Dora Tanszky, Mrs. Knann
Miss baltimore, Miss Cross, Miss RIack
MISS Guy, Mrs. Hoffiinger and Mrs. Bali.
The second anniversary of the s. A. PC
was celebrated Thursday last. The early
portion OF the evening was devoted 10
musical entertainment, after which the
guests were invited to the dining room. where
collation. was served The table was dec
Grated with roses and smilax. Some Of
those present were Misses Frecht Gardner
Funston, Garden, Juneau LouderrniIk
Mickle. r. and s. McKenny: also the
Me srs. F. Anderson, c. Anderson, Dante
Foiey Gardner, J. and G. Hurley, Roach
and Sparrow.
Miss May Collingsworth entertained a
number of her friends on Thursday. April
~. at her residence, 3lS street southeast
Music, both vocal and instrumental was
enjoyed. Mr.. John 8ayne. Miss Humphrey
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Collingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Collingsworth, Mr. Charley
Bright, Mr.. w. MERCY, Miss Mollie Pun
Mamie Martin, Miss Elsie Bayne and Miss
Florence and Earl Collingsworth
Last night the Independent Club gave its
first banquet. Speeches were made by
Messrs. H. Sgmund and Ferd L. Richold
Mr.. M. Nordlinger off1ciated as POSTMASTER
Misses Clara and Frieda Stehl are the
guests OF Miss Hortense Kloman
Mrs. Will Hedian Of Baltimore is visiting
her mother Mrs. G. I. Ennis. I136 sth street
southwest gave, last week. q pleasant re-
ception in honor Of their daughter Miss
Katie E. Franklin.
The hostess wore white China silk, trim
med in applique lace. Palms and ferns deco
rated the parlors.
Dancing was enjoyed until II O'Clock.
when the guests were ushered to the draw
ing room to enjoy bountiful repast from
a table decked with roses palms and sweet
peas. After supper dancing was resumed,
and several solos were rendered by Miss
High and others.
Among those present were Misses Ryrun,
Brown. Dowell. Dickinson, .Faunce, Nolan,
Bowling, Barron, Yoder and High and Mr.
and Mrs. Barron, Mrs. Dickinson, and
Messrs. arnaclo, Young. H. w. Bowling.
Newman. and Drs. Webb. Thompson, Smith,
Garvey, koock, Dunn, Yount and Franklin
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church held a bust
ness meeting last evening at the residence
OF MRS. olivia Smith, Is street northwest
The buyiness was conducted by Mr. N. It
Elliott president of the society, and after
the work was accomplished, the evening
was spent In social enjoyment. Music by
the trio, composed Of Miss Carrie Kidwell
Mrs. s. H. Evans and Miss Letitia Z. ELI
OFT. was thoroughly appreciated Mr.. G.
Sargent Elliott rendered a violin solo, The
young men were given a chance to display
their millinery accomplishments, and sey-
eral hats and bonnets were uniquely trim
med by them. Mr.. A. b. Clarke won first
prize for the best work done in this direc-
ton. Meanwhile the young ladies were
driving nails in pine plank, and hitting
thumbs and fingers at the same time Miss
Anna Z. Shields succeeded in driving
twelve nails in one minute and secured the
prize.
The Morton Cadets gave their fifth dance
last evening and strengthened their already
firm reputation as hosts. The large hall was
crowded with friends of the enterprising
young soldiers and from an early hour until
after midnight scene of brilliancy reigned
The committee in charge was composed Of
Lieut.. Bramwell Davis, chairman; Capt E.
A. Shilling. Lieut. II Shenard Iiapd,,