The Washington times., 1894-11-21

Davis of New York: Mrs. Joseph brecKln-
ridge, Miss BrecknridSc, Mrs. Bugher, anu
Mrs. BaZen.
Secretary and Mrs Lamont have as their
guest Miss Myra Davis, OF Binghamton, MI.
The marriage of Miss Emily Mae Arledge
to Mr.. Warren Kyle Snyder, OF Oklahoma
City, will take place at o clock tins evening
at the First Baptist Church. on Sixteenth
street. Rov. DR.. Stakely will oflciate. Mr..
Andrew J. Green will be best man. The ush-
ers will be Messrs. Harold C. Snyder Sher-
man Fowler. William Mankin JAMES Hudson,
II. Stanley Heinrich, George Mankln, George
Warheld, and Charles Schaarf. Miss AfledGe
will be maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
will be Misses Melye and Snyder.
The marriage of Miss Jennie @. Hines,
daughter of DIR. J. NJ Hines, to Mr.. w. NJ.
Fallon. Of Durham, n. c., took place yester-
day morning at the Church OF ST. Michael
and All Angels Rev Clarence Bispham,
rector, of1iciated. The bride wore q travel
ing gown Of cloth with hat to match and car
ried La France roses. After wedding trip
the bride and groom will make their future
home in Durham, n. @.
The ladies of the board OF visitors to the
Washington Hospital of Foundlings, will give
a donation tea at the hospital building, No.
1715 Fiiteenth street, on Thursday, November
%, from 3 to 6p. m.
The Legion of LOYAL Women were sat
home" TO their friends Monday night at No. 419
Tenth street northwest
Tho reception committee was composed OF
Mrs. Ellen S. Mussey. Mrs. Fannie Pomeroy,
Mrs. H. II. Weisner, Mrs. Laura V. McCUl-
! Tough, Miss Helen B. Matthews. Miss Mary II.
Brady, Miss Helen Il. Holmes. Miss Belle
4. Houghton, Miss Jennie Manning, Miss
Florence Perkins, Mrs. Helen A. Engie, Mrs.
! Clara Barton, Mrs. Rose Z. Ferree, and Mrs.
A. s. Odell.
The programme was: Piano solo, Mrs. Hill
| ton; vocal solo, Miss Edna Brenner; song.
! Miss Lille Stewart; recitation, Hiss Alice
/ Irwin Instrumental duet, Messrs. Tyner and
/ O'Driscol.
The president. among other announcements,
/ said that Miss Julia Pauline Leavens, OF the
! Chicago 1Iomen's Club, would address the
! legion next Monday night.
As il was a birthday celebration the NOM
/ bers presented to the Legion many very
! pretty souvenirs and especially some dainty
chocolate cups. The entertainment closed
/ with dancing.
social event Of importance was the in
auguration yesterday at Willard Hall OF n
! pretty chrysanthemum luncheon under the
! auspicies of the Southern Relief Association.
Throughout the afternson the hail. pictur-
esque in its floral decorations and array OF
1 pretty Young ladies, literally swarmed with
/ appreciatiye callers, who were loud in their
praise ofths dainties dispensed, and the su-
perior management.
The luncheon will continue to-day and to-
morrow, and this evening there will be a
dramatic entertainment. Shakespearean
! burlesque. under the management OF Mrs.
] GadsdeD dance tomorrow evening will
close the programme. The ladies in charge,
assisted by large number OF charming young
1 ladies prominent in society. are as follows:
I Mrs j. r. Callaghan, chairman executive
committee; Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Peachy, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Riley, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Costen, Mrs.
! Young. Mrs Russ, Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. King,
Mrs. Bane, and Mrs. Thomas.
The following young ladies, in charge OF
( Mrs. Lew Candee. compose most efficient
/ corps Of dainty mattresses: The Misses Smith,
Prachy, Taliiierro Dorsey, Long, Stevenson,
Hopper Macgruder, Thomas, hirtland, Won
Coeen. Green, Grace, and May Neaie, Bertha
Srith. Bell. Richardson, Norris. Shepard,
/ Littlepage. McGeagh. Hoffman, Cavanaugh,
/ AIinetree. Bragcs. Johnson, olga de Mltkie-
wicz. Baliinger. Rawlse. Mar sbee, Calvert,
Lincoln, and Carrie de Mitkiewicz.
The Waugh Chautauqua Circle met Mon
day night at the home OF one OF its members,
/ Mr. B. T. WeIch. No. 63l A street northeast.
/ A very profitable evening was spent, consist
ing OF quiz prepared by Miss Bertha Walter
I and Mr.. NJ. Walker covering the ground OF
the study since October l. Very interesting
papers were read by Miss Maud Turner, Miss
I E. kebbey, aud Mr.. Hine. bearing On the sub
jects of studies. Those present were Misses
/ Welch, McKenney, Walter, Leech, KIbtey,
Heiniine Rodrick, Dana, Croonoy. Carpen-
ter. D. NJ Mitchell. NJ. and {. Turner, and
E. and l. Nasz. Messrs. Hine, Welch. Hardy,
Walker. and Speelman, &r. Rodrick and Mrs
and Miss Sweet.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
! of the Metropolitan Baptist Church. Sixth and
/ A streets northeast held their monthly meet
/ ing in the chapel Monday evening. The sub
/ jert was China and a most interesting
! evening was passed in discussions and talks
/ by the members regarding missions and mis-
sionRres in that field. Mrs. Walport gave
! an instructive talk upon Miss Daniels, N.
D., of Michigan. who was chiefly instru-
mental in having the woman's hospital
! erected in SwGton. Mrs. Walport said ''the
I life OF this able young woman missionary and
! physician teaches an important lesson; it
teaches US of the value of earnest individual
endeayor 1t is the minority, the few who
! have vindicated humanity in ever struggle.
| 1t is the minority. the few, who have achieved
all that is great and good and noble in the
/ world The officers OF the society are Mrs.
! Mccain, president: Miss Smith. secretary;
| Mrs Lowell. librarian; Mrs. Hatton. treas
| urer, and Miss Lacy, pianist The subject for
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