Evening star., 1894-04-04

Nettie Spades and Rose Miller Of Burnt
Mills, Eva Bradley of Redland. q Clagett ~
Rockville, Mary Holmesd of Holn,eaS NJ. %
nor, ID. G, Jessie Nixson of Nj Pleassnt
u. G; Edsn Hardy, Lula Hunter RIsnIhS
W Weller ana Ollie Hardy of Wheaton. Mary.
Snw, Ss, S9r1ie frather Mincie Shaw, B.
Baker and Carrie Shaw of Colesyille Della
Doing OF Beltsville and Esteue Stubbs of
Washington, ID. c.; Messrs. s a Snith
yohn Hardy A. NJ. b. Smith, Frank Hariy'
lynn, S1iln thompson, Harry Belt. Hanson Clark
Sharles Hopkins. Geo. Lusby. M Keller N
waters. VIM. Bean, Hugh O'Donnel Va
sherman walter Waters. Joseph Miller r
hopkins, Z. Clark, K Waters. Clarence
Bennett and James Clark.
reception to the members of the con-
gregation of the Church of the covenant
will be given this evening IN the chanel ~
the Mems Society OF the church
one OF the leading social events Of the
capitol Hill season was the mask Marty
given last night by Miss Carrie lseacn.,,n
who was assisted in entertaining the large
number OF guests by her sister Mrs FRANK
L. Smoot- and by Miss Mamie Probar r..
costumes were tasteful and the hall was
especially decorated for the occasion Nsss
Carrie Beacham impe-sonated Folly hiie
Mrs. Smoot and Miss Probey Represented.
respectively. The Polish Princess' snd
The Ghost of the Bell" Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Beachan- AIr
and Mrs. n. L. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
w. r.
and Mrs. Allen Bright, Mr. and Mrs n
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Blum, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Manning, MIR. and Mrs Hoffman ana
Mr.. and Mrs. }. d. Kaufman. Mesiarl,s
John r. Smoot, w. Corner j. w. Durin-
Bennett, Mclaughlin, Z. A. Haines \ 4
Steward, X. A Sunslcomb George Scbef-
field, J. Nelson, Stuart, Cornweu ana FYtz-
gerald, Misses Dora Stella, Sally Mockabee
Carrie Mclaughlin, Lizzie Gasklns, Kate p
Weber. Belle Gunson, Grace Lydings. Bertie
Roe, Lizzie Roe, Maggie Col eman. Maggie
MuHdell, Molly Greenwood, Carrie CohilI
Matte Haines, Dora Herge, Katie Green
well, Jennie johnson. India Greenwell. Neihe
Greenwel, Lulu johnson, Cora Smith. Ially
Kelly, Mabel Stuart, Jessie Coleman "A
Warner, Fannie Johnson Lulu Johnson
Annie johnson, Elma Smoot and May
Montgomery, William Deis. William stnar,
William Smith, Fred. Hoffman, William
Mcknight, Charles Platts, George Johnson.
sydney Bieoer, George Armstrong, Wall
it Iach McCatheran, James J. Hoges. ]. Oh
liver, j. Kelly, L. Ratcliff. h Cockerell.
William GoldsbOro. Albert Smith William
MinniX, W. Harvey, Klemm Fitzgerald.
John Hayes, ]. Nelson, Charles Reiley Nor.
rs Mchenza, James Watson. J. Stella, Otto
Garges, Julius Kelly. Frank Dooly. John
Mccormick. Harvey Bright, Philip Hanon.
Charles Hoffman. Frank Coleman Iarnes
Davis, w. E. Henderson, Herbert Hopkins.
John Garges, Harvey Mockabee. Dave SteI-
la, William Adams. Wendell Cooper Harry
Chase and J. w. Durin.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the United
Brethren Church held its monthly meeting
at the residence OF Mr.. Spies. l7ly North
Capitol street. last night. After the busi-
ness meeting the Prinston Club. assisted by
Mrs. Nellie H Collier. Miss Emily Scriv-
ener. Mr.. Chas. Collier and Mr. Nelliger.
under the direction of MIR. c. H Chase
Furnished al excellent musical program for
the evening.
Today is the great day out at the Home
for the Aged, under the care OF the Little
Sisters OF the Poor. Ii is the transferred
feast OF St. Joseph, the real date having
fallen In holy week, when no joyful observ-
ances Of II were possible. II is the one day
in the year, besides Sundays, when the
Little Sisters are not seen ON the streets
going from house to house begging. They
reverse the general rule and spend a holi-
day at home. In their rounds lately they
have invited those from whom they have
begged for their charges all year to come
out today and walt upon the old people at
their great festival dinner, which wss
served little after L. o'clock. Many OF the
visitors going out from year TO year get ac-
customed TO seeing the same old faces
around the various boards.
Most ot them were there today, but q
great many have gone TO join the majority.
New forms have taken the nla ces of the
others. and TIE little world under the big
roof runs along just the same. The visitors
today hac the whole house thrown cpen TO
them, and most OF them inspected IT from
furnace rooms 20 kitchen, and from re-
fectory 10 dormitcry. The inmates were
not running about That day has sone for
them. Some were in bed and unable to
partake Of the substantials ami dellcacies
on the tables for the others. The spirit of
the day was, however, felt everywhere.
Of course, society was there in sun force
70 walt on the old folks. Members Of the
French embassy carved and portionei out
the 1000, aid two or three dozen society
oei'es ard matrons carried it around 10 the
Old Teoplc. After dinner some Of she old
men played the violin, TO the music of
which soue of the old women danced Al
together, the old folks and those who came
10 wait or them had thoroughly good
time for a couple of hours.