Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13


evening OF the soth instant are being con-
summated as rapidly as the circumstances
OF the case permit and already tickets
enough are engaged and in such quarters
as to insure both the financial and social
success of the entertainment. which prom
Uses to be in every way one of the most
delightful of the series.
Mrs. Robert Edward Wilson viii receive
with Miss Richardson. daughter of the
Representative, at the National Monday,
january IL. from to 4.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior and
Mis-. Reynolds arrived from Bedford. Pa.
wednesday. and have taken apartments at
the Normandie for the winter. Mrs. Rey-
holds VIII not receive for the present.
A pleasant eucnre party was given last
Friday evening by Miss Charlotte Veitcn-
heimer of Capitol HILL in honor Of her
guest, Miss Bessie Lacy OF Syracuse, NY.
The playing resulted in Miss Lacy winning
hrst prize and Miss Edith Dickerson sec
ond. Mr.. Edmonston won the first prize for
gentlemen and Mr.. Kennedy second. AZ
ter cards the company enjoyed supper.
Dancing was INDUCED in until a late hour
Before leaving Mr. Foster photographed
the party by flash light. Those present
were; Miss Lacy, Miss Harvey. Miss Pres
eott' the Misses Dlckerson.the Misses Hass-
Ter and Miss Neitenheimer, Messrs. Ash
ley, Foster, Simpson. GLADDEN., Ruckman.
kennedy Edmonston, Towner Lockwood
and Durant- Miss Lacy will return to
syracuse next Monday.
Mrs. Hicks will be at home on Monday at
her residence. loOl Massachusetts avenue
northeast.
Miss Croker of Cleveland. Ohio. is at
present the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
p. Ikirt-
Mrs. S. M. Bryan has cards out for O
luncheon on January 3 to meet Mrs. La
mont
Mrs. James X. Jones ana Miss Jones
viii give an at home "Wednesday. Janu-
airy Ia, at y15 NJ street. TO meet Miss Love
and Miss Conn of St Louis
Miss Love of Memphis, Tenn. is a guest
OF the Misses Jones. daughters of Senator
Jones of Arkansas.
| Miss Marian and Katharine Evans Of
10Th street northwest who are on a visit
north, left New York on the 9TH and are
1 now in Boston, the guests of the family of
Mrs. Ramsdell Of Cambridge. They are be-
ing very hospitality entertained and are
INDUCING In constant rounds of pleasure
Thursday evening they We're the guests of
| the family of Judge Mcintyre at a matinee
box party and an evening dancing recep-
I ton given in their honor. and today join a
party of Harvard students and Cambridge
| bellies in a skating match on the pond They
leave Boston the last of next week for Phil
adelphia.
! surprise party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Windsor to their young friends
/ on Monday last. pleasant time was spent
| IN games, &c, among them the donkey
party game, after which all were invited
present were: The Misses Sigourney, Por-
ter and Crook, Miss Augusta Behrens. Miss
Nettie Burt, Mrs. Edward Carroll, Joe
Hendiey. Pell Hinton and Lemuel Wind
! sor.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edward J. Dorm have
moved into their new home. 112s 2Ist street.
1 and Mrs. Dorm will receive her friends on
Saturdays in this month.
Justice and Mrs. Brown opened I'D their
beautiful and spacious new h9me yesterday
q hxv rAa rx-hsn
company were entertained. Mrs. Brown
was assisted in receiving by her guests,
| Miss Magruder Of Chicago. Miss Bissen OF
| Detroit, Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mrs Touz-
alin. Miss Brewer the Misses Maury and
| Miss Lucy Corkhill
pleasant evening was spent last night
at the home of Miss Prince by the members
of the Senior Club OF the Central High
School. After a short business meeting the
members turned their attention to various
games. Later in the evening a german fur
nished enjoyment TO all Among those
present were Misses Bagg, Hubbard. Biz
Kenzie. Z. Bagg. Tongue Hamilton and
/ Messrs. Baxter, Butts, Ogden. Gibson, Nor
ris Saunders. Hanford. Knight. Pence.
Graham, Robinson and Brandebury.
The reception held yesterday afternoon at
Willard's by the ladies residing there,
brought together a large assemblage of their
| acquaintances, and from TO O the pafsors.
as spacious as they are. were crowded, The
y
plants and quantities of flowers. and re-
Treatments were served from an abuIldantly
supplied table. Among the ladies who re-
| ceived We're Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes. and her
daughte-s. Mrs. Hail and Miss Mira Moves.
Mrs. Dockery. Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Chiics
and Mrs. Tarsney. Mrs Dockery had Mrs.
Geary of California assisting her. Mrs.
| Tarsney of Missouri had a whole bevy OF
pretty girls TO assist ner. among them being
Miss Mary Slavens. Miss Carrie Baryant,
Miss Estell, Miss Thomas and Miss Free
Clark of Alabama. Mrs. Hopkins had with
4 her her daughter. Miss Fannie.
Miss Flower Of New York is visiting Miss
Leary at her home on NJ street.
Last Thursday evening. at the residence
Of the brides parents. 23l9 eth street north
west, Mr.. y. l.. Massey of Westmoreland
8 county, Virginia, was married to Miss Katie
/ L. Pfeil. The bride was becomingly dressed
, in white satin. with lace trimmings. The
! bride was given away by her father, Mr.. ..
Pfeil, and the ceremony was performed by
Rev. @. Facius Of the German Lutheran
Church. The bridesmaid was Miss Alice
Opdyke. and the best man Mr. L. Littleton.
Among those present We're Mrs Littleton.
the Misses Gilkey, Miss Lula Massey. SD
sana Pfeil, Mrs. opdyke. Miss Carrie X
Ray, Messrs. George Wilmer. Emil h. Mil
Ter, Judge III. Reeves. b. Nauck. J. Meredith
Johannes. James c. Cobourn, HalvOr Nell
son, jr.; I. l.. Baker. W. T.. Renshaw. c. II,
Pfeil. A. o. Shaw, George Rivers. c. ID.
Ritter and Joseph Sincell- After the cere-
mony supper was served, after which the
bride and groom started on an extended
tour through the south.
A large theater party was given last
night by Mrs. Wilson Carlisle in honor of
her guests, the Misses Meta and Florence
| Snowden of New York city. In the party
| were Miss Carlisle, the Misses Snowdea.
Miss Helen Lightfoot Miss Blanche King.
| Miss Margaret harrison. Miss Wheatly and
Mrs Calhoun. with Messrs. Black kings
J ley, Clephane, Snowden. Whitehead. An
! derson and Leiftler. At the supper which
| followed each lady was presented with a
bunch Of roses. tied with broad ribbon.
| The prettiest home wedding which has
taken place in southern Maryland for years
occurred at 80 O'Clock Wednesday morn
! ing at Meadow Grove the residence of Dr.
and Mrs. JOS. Blandford. in Prince George 5
county, when their eldest daughter Mss
Mary Francis. was married TO MIR. Robert
/ Manning Coad of Baltimore, the Rev.
/ Father Minneghan of ST. Johns Church,
I Surrattsville, Md. officiating. The bride
entered the parlor on the arm of her
4 father, wearing a gown of white satin with
/ lace trimmings. carrying in her hani a
bunch of bridal roses. She was preceded
by two bridesmaids. Miss Louie ana Sadie
Blandford. Miss Cecie Blandford. sister OF
the bride was maid of honor. and the
| grooms best man was Mr.. Al Fenwick %
| St Mary's. Nd At the conclusion OF the
ceremony, which was witness ly the inn
lHn.. fraa l.