The Washington times., 1895-02-15
for card party at o'clock on Tuesday next
at her home on Massachusetts avenue.

eVenlnB AT the washington Club. The enter
tainment was especially in honor of their
niece. Miss Poor The decorations of the
clubhouse were of palms and roses and eyerv
arrangement conduced to the enjoyment Of
the guests. who danced in the ballroom to
the music OF an orchestra stationed on the
stage at the south end of the room. The
young people in their light pretty gowns
dancing about to the sound of inspiriting
music made most attractive scene, which
the participants thoroughly enjoyed.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie BeaII. daueh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beall, TO Mr.. R.
Edwin Joyce took place at the home OF the
bride, No. 1926 Fifteenth street. yesterday
noon. The ceremony was witnessed only by
the most intimate friends of the bride and
groom. The parlors were appropriately
| decorated with flowers and >potted plants
In the bay window where the bride and
groom stood during the ceremony there was
an arrangement OF palms that entirely COW
cred the walls at the rear and sides, forming
a bower.
wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mony and later in the day Mr. Joyce left
with his bride for their wedding tour. Upon
their return to the city they will make their
home at No. 1926 Fifteenth street.
The presents received were numerous and
handsome.
Ex-Mayor Grant, OF New York, is visiting
Senator and Mrs. Murphy at their home on
K street.
Miss Belle Travers of the Bunch OF KEYS
Companyis in the city i'll with grippe. but
hopes to be able to resume her part of Rose
Keys next week.
Owing to the inclement weather last week.
the Misses Giddes have decided to be at home
to-day formally for the last time this season.
The annual reception given to the ladies
from Alabama by the Alabama Society will
occur Tuesday evening next, at o'clock
WIZARDS Hall. Dancing will be enjoyed.
The Amateur Mask Club was entertained
on Tuesday evening last at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. G. aP. B. Stabley on Capitol
Hill. About twenty-five members were pres.
ent
social and musical event ofmueh interest
will be found in the Lehigh University Glee
and Banjo Clubs entertainment at Metzerott
Hall tonight. The performers are past mas
ters with voice and instrument, and socially,
as well.
Mr.. William Machen, the artist, will re-
celve the art-loving public at his studio in
the Metzerott building from 10 to daily.
The Chrysanthemum Euchre Club met last
evening at the residence of the Misses Katie and
Helen Lackey, where the eveningwas enjoyably
passed by card playing. Many of the players
were tied for the honors, and after they had
played off the result was that Miss Helen
Lackey and Mr.. Jere Walsh secured the first
prizes. and Miss Mamie Mcguire and Mr. ).
Welch second prizes After the distribution
of the prizes vocal and instrumental music
was rendered by Miss Agnes Royer, Miss
Nellie Corrigan, Miss Katie Lackey, Messrs.
Ed, Schwartz and G. F. Goodchild, and Miss
Helen Lackey
Among those present were Mr.. James
Lackey, Mrs. Allendale, Mrs. Hall, the Misses
Katie and Helen Lackey, Misses Agnes
Rover, Mary Rover. Fannie Pl;mmer, Sadie
Mullen, Nellie Corrigan, and Mamie Mcguire,
together with Messrs. Ed. Schwartz, @. f.
Goodchild, j. T. Fitzpatrick, F. L. Ferry,
Jere Walsh, J. B. McGirr, John Devlin, and
F. WEIGH.
Justice Harlan on the Boring Sea Question
The lecture of Associate-Justice Harlan to
the law students of Columbia University, last
night, was. at the special request of the
junior class, on 1.-The history of the
Bering Sea case '.The question was one,
he said, ''of ownership, and on this point he
had the distinction OF differing in opinion
with majority of the commission, of which
he was member, which met in Paris in
1898 to arbitrate the matter"
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