The evening times., 1895-12-04
BON MARCHE.
3i4-3l6 7th st, NV,

ing the winter. She has shown marked
cleverDess, by the rapidity with which
| she has acquired a knowledge Of the fine
points Of American etiquette, and Is
| act.
| The return OF Mr.. Yang Yu will be the
signal for many gay affairs at the legation.
Miss NJ. Agnes Leaman and Mr.. Edward
| E. Magruder were married Thursday
night at the residence OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Janes E. Leaman, Aubrey Park. Nd.
| The bride. u petite brunette. was radiant
in her robes of white satin. with tulle
| Veil caught with lilies of the valley. She
carried a shower bouquet of Bride roses.
Miss Rebecca Leaman. maid or honor.
was Tn eostumed IN pink siik; and and carr carried La
as best man. and the wedding music was
| played by Mira. Huehling. Rev. Mr.. Mel
| burn of Rockville officiated.
Maeruder left for The North. Many ha nd.
| some gifts were received. and among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John Nalley.
Mr. Fred Tarbox. Mr.. Edward Miller, Mr..
John Tafr. Misses Lizzie Fauth. Mary KeI-
lar; Mamie Boyle, Mrs Bloomcr. Mr.. w.
del. Misses Virgie Q. Brown. Gcrtie. Maud.
Josie ana Ida Nally were also of the party.
The ladies of the Pierce Guild will serve
luncheon today at Willard Hall from 2
TO 8, for the benefit Of the Washington
Home for Foundlings, this being the sec
ond and last day OF their gracious work
ticulnrly enjoyable one yesterday. from
the fact that the dishes were homemade
and personally served by the ladies, as
sisted by q corps OF young girls. The
same attractive bill oil fare viii be re-
peated today.
Though the ladies of the Pierce Guild
donate their charitable earnings to the
hospital they do not turn IL over to the
board OF trustees. but expeud 1t in any way
they think most beneficial to the tiny
nm nf.sa IltnVt gh.aC rh..ss
rided awnings. and later added tele-
phone, that was badly needed. and as
sisted in general repairs:
H. Bayly, president; Mrs. j. c. Pennie
and Mrs. o. j. Staples. vice presidents:
Mrs. W. c. Wood treasurer. and Mrs. W.
H. Moses. secretary.
Miss Juliet Thompson of No. 1920 II
street. will entertain at tea to be given
in her studio this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
ented young woman. both of which facts
are made evident in the exquisite pastel
portrait OF herself. the product or her
own art, now on exhibition ut FiscEer's
gallery.
The delicacy and veracity of the work
remind critics forcibly OF La Chocoia-
tiere," one OF the gems OF the Dresden gal
iery.
The Original Unity Club will hold meet
ing this evening in the parlors III the LItch-
lichl. III. w a SfOiiut, Oh wen kupwu
in Washington literary circles. will de-
liver an address entitled Ought"
Among the features of the evening will
be recitations and solos by such local Ia
yorites as Mr.. Goodwin Patten. Mr.. r.
Clinton Ballinger, Miss Corby, Miss Reich
enbach, Mr. Charles l.. Miller. and Mrs.
Mary Haywood.
Mrs. William W. Cook and Miss Grace
Olmstead OF New York, who have been the
guests of Mrs. George g. Martin. No. 1922
l. street northwest. for several weeks, have
returned to their home.
Mrs. Catlin, wife of Capt. Ca,lin, U. 8. A..
retired, will give q tea December IT In
honor OF her debutante daughter, Miss
May Catlin.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marguerite Fuger. daughter Of Capt. Pred
erick Fuger. Fourth Artillery, OF WASH
ingtOn Barracks, to Lieut.. David II. King.
Fourth Artillery.
Miss Sadie Harrison, uf Leesburg, Va, is
visiting Mrs. F. +. Marlowe, OF Thirteenth
street northwest.
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