Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The s90oiissl Happenings ST Fss.ssds,
end Today
LuncheOns and Dinners-Comings and
Goings Personal
Notes. -4zlb

Just before the wedding breakfast was
over yesterday at the Blaine residence.
loving cup. filled with champagne. was
passed around among the guests and its
contents tasted with great enjoyment and
with many expressions Of good cheer.
When the bride and groom appeared for
the 7fnsilade of old slippers and rice, Mrs.
Blaine accompanied her daughter out to
the carriage. The going-away gown was
Of gray cloth. The couple went last even
ing to Philadelphia, where they Will rest
for day or two before proceeding to Mr..
Phelps place on the Hudson, where they
win stay undisturbed as long as they like.
The bride received wedding gifts almost
up to the time she left her mothers house.
One Of the last came from Mrs. McCor-
mick Of Chicago. whose first gift Of case
Of silver and a diamond butterfly was sup
plemented by a number Of smaller ones,
including gold button hook for the brides
travelling bag u.s. 80
Mrs. Bourke Cochran and Mrs. Auden-
ried gave luncheons today. The latter was
In honor Of Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris.
Mrs. Percy Heath, who has been here
for few days. having her household goods
packed for shipment, left again last night
for Cincinnati Mr.. and Mrs. Heath have
taken a handsome residence on Walnut
Hills, where they are surrounded by
friends. --4-f I'1 SIR
Mrs. Charles NJ. Pepper and family will
remain here for couple of months yet,
and then go away for the summer.
Col. Albert Barnitz and family have gone
to New York.
Assistant Secretary and Mrs Doe have
removed from 1902 K street to the Ban
croft. at the corner Of 18th and II streets.
where they will be ''at home" to their
friends as usual
A eiy hv
Primrose Club Thursday evening at the
residence Of Miss Eva Norton, Georgetown
Heights. Music, dancing and singing were
the features of the evening. The prizes
times were captured by Miss NJ. Harring-
ton and Mr.. ]. Schneider. Miss Clara
Baker was presented with a sword pin.
given her by the members Of the club. At
of crackers and water. and at II the guests
marched into the dining room. where. much
to their surprise. they found a bountiful re-
past awaiting them. Among those present
rington, c. Baker E. Norton, j. McGeary. NJ.
Myers, X. Stokes Schneider Rooster,
Kause, wildt. Smith. coleburn. Messrs.
Thompson, Leese. White. Rout, Barthol-
Hilsy and Schneider.
Miss Hattie F. Boyden and Rev Freder-
lex W. Tuckerman were married at the
First Congregational Church today at u
o'clock. After short visit Mr.. and Mrs
Tuckerman will be at home to their friends
on Wednesdays at 1922 9th street north
west. r. 30
Mrs. VIM. R. Hodges and Miss Brown
have gone to Atlantic City for few
weeks. 7-'-'- '--'- i~- % l1F
The presentation hop to the graduating
class given by the undergraduates of the
National Deaf Mute College will take place
at Gymnasium Hall, Friday evening, May
4. 1894, at o'clock.
Miss Wyyile left the city last week to
| visit friends in New York.
Mrs. J. V. Wurdemann, 1913 wallach
place northwest. left for Atlantic City. N.
J., last Saturday. -' '
Miss Leayitt. ll2t Vermont avenue. will
not be at home this evening.
Mrs. ]. T. Varnell, Mrs VIM. J. Zeh and
Miss Zeh. will be at home for the last time
Wednesday, May 9 from until 9.
A pleasant surprise party was given to Mr..
Lloyd Mockabee at his residence 919 Mary
land avenue, on Friday evening Those
present were Misses Kate Neale, Matte
Mockabee, Agnes Burns, Lillian Yates,
| Teresa McDevitt. Mary Espey, Amy Yerkes
Edith Ashford Marie Harvey, Albin Yates
Ella Espey. Annie Burns Florence Allen,
Minnie Mockabee, Emma Hutton, and
Messrs. w. II. Smoot T. A. Burns, w A.
Biondi, W. NJ. Eppley, Sam Baulsir, E. L.
Burns, Gus Riley, C. H. GARNER r L.
Mockabee, j. Hutton, Cali Burns. Geo. Lar
combe, Howard Persons, Geo. Sorrell l. A
Rulman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Smithers Mr.
and Mrs. Mockabee and Mrs. Allen.