Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-20

their quarters at the Arlington for a So
Journ in the south
Miss Mae Miller has returned fron a visit
to Fort Monroe
MI ana Mrs. ]. E. Tinney of 46S New
York avenue celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary on Thursday evening
among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
fsooeIt hlcnaruson.Mr- and Mrs. Reese, Mt.
and Mrs Henry Brown, Mr. and Mrs
Mosby, Mr.. and Mrs John Garrett Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brown, MIR. and Mrs Edward
baiIy, MI: u. e Cheney of Florida. Capt.
9ndson Malvin Rev. Watts, Nr. William
Hawkins of Virginia Mr. Foski. Mrs
Orium, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. E. Coleman Mrs
King and daughter, Mrs E Freeman and
son, Mrs. johnson, Miss Addell Simms Of
Frederick, Miss Flora Wall. Miss Ella Cole
man, Mrs. johnson, Miss Rosa Simms Of
South Carolina. Miss Lulu Brown, Miss Ber-
tie Ford The presents were numerous and
quite handsome
Mrs Van Wyck, wife OF the ex-senator,
will give a luncheon in honor of Miss Nor
ton, sister of the Secretary of Agriculture
February "a at the Portland
There was a very pretty celebration Of a
silver wedding at the Congressional Hotel
last evening, IL being the twenty-ffth an
niversary of the marriage of Mr. aad Mrs
Henry Brock The guests of the hotel were
all hidden, and In addition to the relatives
and friends in the city a number came over
from New York city and from Newark. Y.
j., where the happy pair We're married, in a
special car.
The festivities in honor of the occasion
began with banquet. which was served
in the dining hall The tables were arrai. ged
in the form Of a gridiron. and covers Nere
laid for seventy persons. There was a pro-
fusion of all the flowers in season. Tie
windows and mantels were filled with ralrns
and rubber plants. The banuuat lasted t,n
near midnight. after which time there was
dancing. There were many silver Presents
from guests of the hotel and from the
friends and relatives.
A banquet was given last night by the
members of the Jolly Twenty-four for the
installation Of the following officers: Mr.
Levy, Iresldent; Mr.. }. Eoidburg, vice pres
ident; Mr.. j. Greenberg, financial secretary:
Ar. j. Garner. recording secretary: Miss ID
Cohen, treasurer, and MIR. VIM Feldman
Sergcant-at-arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mckenzie OF canitol
Hill celebrated their golden wedding on sat-
uroay evening last by family reunion al
the residence of their Oldest son. MIR Alley
mckenzie OF 4th street northeast The
evening was passed in music song and rect
tatlcns Mr.. VIM. Mckenzie sang several
The company then repaired to the dininr
ROOM where an elegant anniversary supper
Was served. duriag which Mr. Alex. Nc
henAle presented bis father with a gold
nssueo cane, which was responded 10 bv the
oIo gentleman with much feeling The dec
oratlons were golden yellow and green
Ihose present were Mr. and Mrs nsvss
Nc Mehenzie' sr, Mr. and Mrs. John Mckenzie
Casteil. Mr.. David McKenzie. jr.. Mr.. ana
Kenzie HeN- NC
Mrs c. H. Dixon Of Savannah. Ga IN
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Robt. Callum.
1883 De Sales street
today.
Mrs. NJ. p. Beale and son Of Baltimore
are visiting Col J. G. Johannes. l2e c
street southeast
Miss Emily Nattans has returned from
New York. and will be at home Tuesday
with Mrs. Arthur Nattans :,
Mrs Isadore Saks OF HIS Massachusetts
avenue will not receive Wednesday of this
week. owing TO her absence from the city.
Miss Hammond of "Busby Park" ana
Miss Mathews Of ''Hazeldean," Howard
county. Nd. are visiting friends In this
city.
Mrs. X. Scherman has returned TO this
city, and will remain a few weeks before
leaving for the south.
Miss Daisy Rosecrans has with her her
cousin. Miss Bertha Mead of Ticonderoga,
NY.
Mrs. George r. vreeland of Summit, n
J., Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
D. w. Ronsaville. Kenesaw avenue Mt
Pleasant. and will be at home wednes-
days.
Major Downing and wife OF Denver. Col.
are In the city visiting his sister, Mrs.
Col Rosecrans, 1oS 18th street
Mrs. John Moore has been suddenly CALI
ed to Boston on account OF the serious fll-
ness of her sister
A pleasant entertainment was held at the
residence of Mr.. Frank Brown last even-
ing. the following took part: Song, by
Miss Nellie Taliaferro: violin solo. by Prof.
Grahm; banjo solo. by Frank Brown: reci-
tation, by Helen Taliaferro: cornet solo,
by Lofty Taliaferro, assisted by Frank
Brown; comic song, by MIR. Somerville.