The Washington times., 1894-11-30

MISS Bradley, MIS- H. ~ DlksAhdn lt9' W.
S. Conway. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Harvey.
Mr.. William Gettinger, Mr.. Henry Hazard
and family. Mr. Robert Hazard. DR. A. Hell
ton and wife, Dr. David Hazard and family.
Miss Eva Hazard. Mr.. Frank Speare and
family. Mr.. w. c. Weeden and family, Miss
stromberger Miss Hunt. Mr.. Arthur Steward
and family ID, Y. G. Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dikeman will make their
home at No. II Seventh street northeast.
Major Garcia Lopez, of the Mexican Army,
and Miss Charlotte Inez ireland were mar
ried at o'clock Wednesday. in the Church of
the Holy Name, Galveston. Tex.
This was one of the most brilliant OF the
laany pretty morning weddings OF the sea-
son. The ushers were nearly all officers OF
the Mexican Army. Quite number OF prom
inent society people OF New Orleans, Sante
Fe. and Mexico we're present Immediately
after the ceremony the young couple ieit for
New Orleans, there sailing for Paris, where
they will spend the winter
The G orgetown Athletic Club was to be
seen in. all its glory Thanksgiving Eve at
Linthicum Hall. The members and friends
of this popular organization were out IN inll
force to show their appreciation and approval
OF its first entertainment, an informal hop.
Miss Rienburgh gave the club beautliul SILK
flag. Mrs. Sherwood received medal Tor
selling tickets. The dancing was under the
direction OF Prof Rienburgh. The waltZing
contest proved the attraction OF The evening.
The gold medals were awarded TO Prof. OPP
penheimer and Miss Mary Goodacre and the
silver medals TO Prof Harry Johnson and
Miss Emma Johnson. The judges were Prof.
Henry Schlosser, Prot Edward Roach and
MIR. Hugh Harvey.
Thanksgiving was celebrated at the Insti-
tute OF Our Lady of Mercy by most delight
full entertainment Fair faces WED with
lovely decorations and fancy articles to make
the rooms attractive. A musical programme
of vocal solos and selections on the piano.
violin, and harp was rendered by the Misses
Rover, Mr.. b. Ryan, Misses Judson agd
Lackey, and Masters Howard Bishop and
Frank Mack. The entertainment was given
for the benefit OF the Institute Of Our Lady of
Mercy, and was most successful. The Sisters
were assisted by the following ladies: Misses
B. Kelley, Z. J. Collins, i. Haas, Mary G.
Robinson, Maggie Brosnan, Alice and Mary
Mattingly, Maggie Fogarty. the Misses Callen,
and Miss Keen.
The benefit department OF the W. R. C.
OF the G. A. r. yesterday inaugurated a fair
and bazaar at Willard Hail which promises to
meet with decided success, Judging from
the large number o. people in attendance
at the luncheon in the afternoon, and al the
entertaining combination of fair, musical
and literary programme, and hop in the
evening The evenings entertainment was
formally opened by Department Com
mander Bickford and stan. each
OF which delivered remarks ap-
propriate to the occasion. After which came
the musical and literary features of the even
ing. A laughable farce entitled "Where's My
Hat?" was pleasingly rendered by Mr.. Francis
Gideon. Miss Abbie Johnson, and Miss Cora
Penfeld. Miss Lillian Seton contributed q
piano solo, doing it in her wonted artistic
style.
The whole evenings programme concluded
with dance, in which all were free TO par
ticipate The fair and bazaar will continue
to-day and tomorrow. aud the same style of
entertainment will be followed out. the mu-
cal and literary features being varied
nightly.
| Those having the affair in charge and
! those assisting are as follows: Executive COM
| mlttee-Miss 4. L. johnson. chairman; Mrs.
! A. V. Thompkins, secretary, and Mrs Georgia
/ Chambers. treasurer. Reception committee
Mrs. Indiana Cowling. department president;
! Mrs. Ida V. Hendricks Mrs. Susie
1 II. McCabe. Booths ConiectioneTr, Mrs.
! Indiana Cowling; floral, Mrs. Annie NJ.
| Dykes: lemonade Mrs. Alice Burgess and
| Mrs. Pauline Floyd fancy booth, Mrs. Georgia
/ Chambers. and supper room, Mrs. Johnson
and Mrs. Gregory.