Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Feast With Bridal Roses for Lieutenant
Attwell and Miss Huyok.
The White Lot Drive-Weddings and
Social Happenings-Interes
ing Personal Notes.


were Miss May Huyck, Miss May Belle
Stewart, Miss Brewer, Miss Caffrey, Miss
kenion. Miss Marie Zeballos, Mrs. Zeballos
(mother of the hosD, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutch
ms, Mrs. Jorrin, Baron Won Kettler, Mr..
Julio Rengifo, Mr.. Commines de Marsilly
Mr.. Charles Tavel, Mr.. Thomas Huyck
and Lieut. Commander Garcia Mansilla.
The company sat about small tables. four
at each, and each table was prettily dec
GRATED with bride roses and lilies of the
valley. The Argentine minister and Nine
Zeballos will give another dinner next
cabinet.
The White lot drive was Endorsed by So
ciety on wheels pretty generally yesterday
afternoon, although the high wind did not
increase the complacency of those who
were IN open carriages. The enthusiasm
with a few of the projectors of the
movement to establish this meeting place
mas not dlmmed a particle, and deserves
communication and imitation.
Inc marriage of Miss Sallie Ayre and Mr..
ail , Hunter took place at the residence
ternoon at o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Muir off,
clatec, The parlors were handsomely dec
Grated ora with flowers and plants, and after
snr,oI ereinony a delightful luncheon was
s Grreu. AFTER a short trip Mr. and Mrs
6Tuhter will go to their country home in
auquier county, Va.
WI ana Mrs. James L. Norris, accompa-
me-, ,iled by their son. Ransom, went last even
80 ~ ,hartlnsburg. w. Va, to attend the
funeral services of the late Mrs. Charles
James Faulkner AZ"
AT the residence of Mrs O. V. Shomo.
NO. % Il street northwest, Tuesday. be-
lns tne birthday of Miss Madge Shomo, was
ent n na.eu by party. Among those pres
"eLe' waiter Shomo, Naomi Wright
Nellie DAILY, Willie Linney of Baltimore
Nd Cara Kinney, Willie Cunigan- Annie
Foster Foster. Tearle Prince, May Common, Irene
Connor, Tommie Common Lille White Irens
Wright, Lee Wright, Joe Walsmith, Helen
Walsmith, Clara Taylor, Marie Wade Char
lie and Bertha Gursdorf
U. 5. Grant Circle, No. 1, Ladies of the
Grand Army. will celebrate their second
anniversary on Thursday evening the 18th
instant, by a musical and literary enter
tainment The program will be fine one
embracing some of the best local talent
The masquerade ball given by the Inde-
pendent. Athletic Club of South Washing
ton Wednesday evening was a grand sue
cess, at least 100 couples being present
Among those were Misses Green. Higgin-
son, Springman, Holden, Scott Long Fit
gerald, Murphy, Lindsay, Thiel Hartnett.
Downs, NJ Burke, X. Burke, Mack Lynch
Lippeherd, Cumberland. Grass Lane Heath,
Candy, Teresa Downs, Walsh, Thomson
Nugent, Fitzpatrick, Cuddimore, Council.
Gallagher. Quigley, Mamie Burke and Alice
Green; Messrs. Dolan, Hopkins. c. Holden,
Owen, p. Quigley, NJ. Quigley, A. Heath
J. Heath, J. Holden, Springman. Casey
O,Rourke, Kelley, Terry, Cook, Trumble,
Bland, j. Burke, Burke, Collins, Connor
Kenney, Speake. Hartnett, Donohue and
Dant.
Mr.. Lorin A. Thurston, Hawaiian minis
ter to the United States, and Miss Harriet
l.. Potter of st. Joseph, Mich, were mar
RED yesterday at noon by the Rev. H. w
Davis, pastor of the Congregational Church
at St. Joseph, at the brides home The
snort Methodist form, without ring service
was used The rooms were adorned with a
PERCUSSION of white and cream roses
Miss Margaret kingsland was bridesmaid
and Mr.. viii Heart of ST. Joseph best
man. The bride was dressed in a white
satin, trimmed with lace: Miss Kingsland's
dress was heliotrope satin, trimmed with
lace.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Thurs
ton took the train to Chicago, and will come
here Mr.. Thurston has one days work
closing up business affairs there and the
couple will then go to San Francisco where
Mr.. Thurstons mother and son will ioin
| them, en- route to their home in Honolulu
sallng on the steamer Australia, which
leaves san Francisco on April IL
Among the few guests present at the
ceremony were Mrs. S. a. Thurston OF
Honolulu. mother of Mr.. Thprston: Master
Robert, his siX-year-old son: Misses Ella
and Rosina Moore Mr. Thurston's cousinS.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Hill of Chicago Mr.
| and Mrs. b. c. Potter and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel krummermann of Sioux CITY Iowa
Potter
Miss Edna Reeves Mr.. and Mrs: r. Kings
land, the Rev. Ii. W. Davis and Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. ID. Morse of st. Joseph
Mr.. Thurston first met Miss Potter at
the world s falr at the Hawaiian Cyclorama
on the Plaisance, of which she was cashier
and secretary. She went later TO the mia
winter fair in San Francisco. where the
cyclorama was also established ON HE
return from a trip to Honolulu ATin;star
Ihurston stopped in San Francisco a week
renewed his suit and was accepted.
Miss Lena Balluff gave luncheon at her
residence, $3.50 18th street northwest. 10 the
members and friends of the Little Bunch
| OF Onions on Wednesday, April & in uhicb
| music and games were INDUCED untiI a L.
hour. Among those that We're nresant W.
MIR. and Mrs Balluff, Mrs. NJ Delare NIrs
l.: Schmid. Mrs. Keller, Miss Daisy and
Lizzie Frieze, Mollie Stump, Blanche Fin-
| ley. Tillie and Kate Iseman Esther Nav
Lola and Lena Balluff, Mr. F. Iseman =
stump, -. Collins. VIM. Bartlett, Geo. Fin
| ley, IL. V. Walz, +. Delane
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given at Mrs. c. NJ. Clarke's on Satur-
| day evening. Mrs. A. G. Heaton. Mrs A
| X. Spoford, Prof. and Mrs Ernst Lent
| and Miss Bertha Lincoln have kindly CON
scented to assist. The proceeds will be de-
| voted to a worthy charity.
| Mr.. George John Riechs. son Of Mrs
Katherine Riechs of this city. and Miss
| Rosa NJ. kock We're married on April a in
| Springfield, ILL.,, where the couple have
gone to Housekeeping.
| The marriage of Miss Maude Fair dauyb-
| ter of the late Col. Chas Fair and Mr.
| George s. Hamlin took place last evanipe,
! at the residence of the bride 1874 9th street
| northeast, i'm the presence Of the relatives
| and intimate friends of the contractir o
| parties. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. David Richards.
| Thursday night Mrs. Mace entertained
the Heliotrope Pleasure Club by a masoue-
| rade at her residence 4OS d street north
| east. Dancing and games were the nrin-
| ciral features of the evening and a rena 81
| was served. Among those present were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Mrs. Bailey the
| Misses Henrietta, Laura and Lulu Otto.
| Katie and Lizzie Mace, Mabel Marks Belle
| Burns and Messrs. Mace and Chas IL
| Becker, Junghan, w. Harvey. V. Brown.
| c. Burger. A. Marks. H. Ross, j. Adams,
| ]. Burns and II. Rhine.
Miss Marian Michael will leave for New
| York today.
Miss Schott and Miss Bertha Schott have
| gone for a ten days trip to Allentown.
Pa, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John Siebert
| Mr.. and Mrs. /. Kearney Warren will
| leave Washington April 10 for New York
| and April q will sail for Havre to spend
| the summer in Europe.
| A pleasant surprise was rendered the
Misses sullivan of 30th street Wednesday
| night Mrs. L. L. Fallon chaperoned the
gathering.
| California State Association.