Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-31

and Judge Bond.
Miss Colmsn Of punlirk Is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman. on her way
nome from Bermuda
Mr. Sanders Garland win give a tally-ho
party next week in honor of Miss Hult and
MISS Eaton Of Baltimore
Der Observation-Disclosures Club held n
largely attended and interesting meeting on
eahesoay evening last at the residence Of
MS MS 4. r. Cleaves, No. 1919 10th street.
Inc mouse was handsomely decorated with
smilax, and the parlors were scented with
sweet-fmeiling flowers. The meeting was
characterized by exceptional musical merit.
49, ne prog an was opened with a piano solo.
Soltareie," by Mrs. Hazard; Mr. Elphonzo
foungs, Jr. played a cornet solo. accom-
panied by Mr. Ritter on the piano. after
.tiH Dr; Bracket read the essay, entitled
Aeine Freunde Silberhorn" Mr. w H
Conley then sang two comic songs: Miss
BIaslano sang Sunshine Song" and for an
encore, Departed" Miss Tauszlly read
DE, der Aoschied vom Leben;" Mr. J. Henry
Kaiser sang Rubenstein's melody in F. and
Tor an encore The Old Brigade" the Miss
es Clara and Lottie Wnlenbucher play,ed a
ouet, Deutschland und Rusland;" Mrs.
Amateis read an excellent translation OF
Hoods "Das Lied Won Hemd: - MT Young.
sang Die Beiden Grenadier" and for an
encore a selection from Robin Hood"
Miss Ruecke1 sang ''ungeduld." and re-
sponded with an encore, and Mr. Hancock
sang The Armourer." and for an encore,
big Ben" The program was concluded
with the amusing one-act comedy, I'm
Wartesalon erster Klasse" Won Hugo Muel-
Ter, with the following in the cast. Miss
Xsrifa Hancock. Mr.. VIM. Feldhaus and
Mr.. G. H Michaelsen. The large company
which niled the spacious parlors included
DR.. and Mrs. Won Hartleben, Mr.. and Mrs
7. p. Cleavss, DR.. and Mrs. F. H Cleaves.
DR.. and Mrs. Bracket, Dr. and Mrs. Daw,
Mr.. and Mrs Danl Morgan. Mr. and Mrs
George Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Crois-
II Nv nal -
Croissant. Mr.. and Mrs. Hazard, Mr. and
Mrs. Giles Rush. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ID.
Scott MI. and Mrs. l. J. Baker OF Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fedhouse. Mrs. Sullivan. MI
and Mrs. Rueckert. Mr.. and Mrs J. Henry
Kaiser. Mrs. W. r. Morrison Arrs NJ L
Talbot Mrs. Fanny Barrett Miss Allens
Barrett, Mrs. Knapp Mrs. Geo A. Shehan,
Mrs P. J. Hsniinger Mrs. Kate May. Miss
Evelyn May, Mrs E. Wilenbucher Mrs.
Tausig OF New York. Mrs. Perhar1, Mrs. II.
n. Howard, Mrs. Schoenecker Mrs Anna
tets. Mrs. Moreu. Misses Virgie and Xarifa
Hancock, Blanche Rueckert, Flora and Ber-
tina Gibson. R. Watson. Magee. Muldoon.
Tauszky, Clara and Lottis Willenbucher,
Wilton. Brandes, Sitz, Won Entrees. Kate
Hayden. Mamie Hayden. Blasland- Webb.
Alma Ebert. Mrs. Dodson. and Messrs. c.
w. Hancock. Chas. Ebert Boernstein. J. NJ.
Wilson DR.; Jas z. Bliss e fogngs. c.
1. Tune. T. Frank Morgan, W. Il Conley
and c. s. Bracket
The Easter bali In the new town han at
Poolesville. Nd. on Wednesday night.
given by the prominent citizens Of the
village to the young society folks and their
friends. was a grand success The spa
was lastly decorated for the occasion.
Music was furnished by the Frederick
City Orchestra An elegant luncheon was
served at midnight after which dancing
continued until a. m. Among the many
present Were the following; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. William A
Hempstone Mr.. and Mrs. Fur White.
wootton. Miss NoIlie Elgin. Miss Dora and
Beclxie Hall, Miss Carrie and Bette
Williams. Miss Hattie Hersperger, Miss
Sellman. Misses Mamie and Annie Poole.
Miss Aletha and Lutte Brewer. Miss Nora
Sellman. Miss Alinda Jones. Miss Susie
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Byrnes OF Dickerson.
Nd. Miss Margaret Allnutt Miss Byrd.
chant Jacksonville. Nd. Miss Ella Thomas,
Miss Jennie Wise. Miss Osburn, Leesburg.
Va Miss Laura and Amanda Waters.
Miss Blanche Crawford and Miss Annie
Nichols. Miss Johnnie White. Adamstown.
Nd Aessrs. Chaplain and Giddings. Va
J. Gregory Howard Louis Shoemaker.
Fred Allnutt Tom Darby. Louis Allnutt.
Chambers. Seneca Nd. Prof Glen Poole.
o. @. Sellman. w. X. Norris, Washington
y. c: Samuel Hersperser. William and
Doc Hersperger. Lawrence and Tom CHS
well. Wallace Poole. Walter Williams r.
7. Poole, Fremont Jones' w. Jones' Eu-
gene Jones McGill Belt, Henry and Ben.
Chiswell Buckeystown. Nd. and +. Mao
Nichol. Coxey's Gap. Nd
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Daisy Johnson. daughter OF Col Lewis
johnson, U. s. A, to Mr. Edward w. De
Knight at Bath Beach, N. Y, wednes-
day, April 4. at O'Clock. Church OF the
HOLY Spirit A trip OF ten days viii be
taken after the ceremony.
Mr. NJ. An n
detts have returned from q two weeks
stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. and the Misses Cullen will give q
tea this afternoon.
The Argentine minister will give a dinner
on the 18th OF April
Mrs. Schoneld had a company OF ladies'
to meet her sister. Mrs. Hiram Barney OF
New York, at luncheon today.
Major Poole and family have moved from
Corcoran street to No. 203O street.
Miss Susie Clark. daughter Of Justice
Clark of the supreme court OF North Caro-
lima and Miss Belle Upchurch, daughter OF
visiting their friends, Misses Bealah and
George Sanderlin, daughters OF Deputy
Third Auditor Sanderlin, zoos N street
northwest
The families and relatives of the con-
tracing parties assembled at the residence
OI Dr1Oe anu James
II. Lowrey, No. GI5 Rhode Island avenue
northwest. on Wednesday evening at
O'Clock, to witness the marriage OF Miss
Gertrude Frances Lowrey to Mr.. Rowan
Boone Tuley. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Father Ryan. After con-
CALCULATIONS and Joining those present at a
bountiful repast, the happy couple left at
midnight for New York city Mr. and Mrs
Tuley will be pleased TO see their friends al
No. 1887 Q street after the 10th
A pleasant evening was spent at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr wildman.
the occasion being the fourteenth birthday
OF their son Nelson. Games, dancing and
other amusements were INDUCED in. after
which a bountiful repast was served.
Among those present were Misses Grace
kraemer. Lula Maxwell. Fife Benton, Jen-
ME Viedt, Mabel Wildman. Marie Max
well, Marie and Eva Sietz and Bessie Sui
Ivan and Masters Wildman. Benton, Shan
non, Bell. Carrot Willie Forsythe and
others.
The Literary and Musical Society OF the
West End met with Miss Helen Cor1nne
| Bergen yesterday afternoon. The program
| was a most delightful one and the guests
enjoyed themselves listening 20 original
| stories, sketches and poems by the menu
| bers. with singing playing and repartee
between. Those who contributed TO the
| literary part Of the program were MISS
| Singleton, Miss Shipman, Miss Heaven ana
Miss Bertha Davis. Ballads by Miss Bertha
Lincoln and instrumental music oy Mrs.