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Mr.. Charles Taylor Church Of Waterville.
N, Y, and Mr.. h AIIAnderson OF Phila-
delphia. Miss Clare Beeston OF Philadel-
phia was the maid ofihonor and Miss Jen-
ME Reed was bridesmaid. The first wore
pink and the othengreen satin. Mr.. Arthur
Rodgers Grant OF Nj T.. was best man.
The bride came into church with Mr.. ]. H.
| Walter. Her gown was OF white satin.
trimmed with point lace and pearls, ana
the diamond and pearl ornaments were
the gifts Of the groom. After the core
mony q reception was given at Mrs.
Wolfe's residence. .5i2 9Th street northwest.
N. Y. the latter mother OF the groom. as
sisting In receiving Mr.. and Mrs. Fergu-
SON left for theirs wedding trip later and
Will spend three months in Florida and
Cuba. Their future residence will be at
Yonkers, N. 7. M
The marriage Of Miss ROME " Elms to
Mr.. George William Stinchcomb of Mary
land was quietly soiemnized yesterday at
noon at the brides residence by the Rev.
Father Roccoford of Trinity Church In
the presence Of a few immediate friends
and relatives. The bride was stylishly
attired in a brown broadcloth travelling
gown, trimmed with sable. They were the
recipients Of many handsome presents.
After the wedding breakfast was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Stinchcomb left for south
ern tour. Upon their return they will re-
side at Bel-Air, Md.
A delightful matinee ''euchre" was given
yesterday by Mrs. Oscar P. Schmidt to
few of her friends. After series of very
pleasant games. Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs. Hun
gerford and Mrs. Stephen were declared
winners OF the prizes Among those pres
ent were Mrs. William F. Howell, Mrs.
Walter R. Wilcox, Mrs. Mark F. Finley,
Mrs. j. Edgar Smith, Mrs. Charles C. Lam
caster. Miss Katie Boyle. Mrs. G. Warfleld
Simpson, Mrs. Fred Clemons, Mrs. S. 8.
Parker, Mrs. William A. Hungerford, Mrs.
Louis c. Walsh, Miss Mary Smith. Mrs.
Everett D. Yerby, Mrs. John Stephen, Mrs.
8. L. Hempstone. Miss Katie Walsh, Mrs.
William A. Mills, Miss Emma S. Dougherty,
Mss;, Mrs; A: zappone, Miss Mary Schmidt. Mrs.
William F. Roberts, Mrs. James F. Walsh,
Mrs. Anthony Tyssowski. Mrs Walter Bur
ton and Miss Rosie B. Walsh.
Mrs. Daniels. wife of Representative
Daniels. received yesterday at the Arling-
ton, and welcomed many friends. Inn
and Mrs. Daniels will go to their home In
Buffalo. and will not return here till next
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Campbell assisted by
Mrs. E. Heath and G. Campbell, gave a
very entertaining masquerade hop on Mon
day evening. The characters assumed were
Miss Lindsey as a bride, Miss Ruckly. tam
houreen girl: Mrs. e. Heath, Indian squaw:
Estelle Campbell. German peasant; Mrs. ].
Gampoen. GaI1Y Ga, ,ehrysanthemum: i Mrs. corbin.
Bessie Brock. Red Riding Hood; Mr.. Shan
non, clown; MIR. Terry, escaped convict:
ME- Slack. DEVILS imp: Mr.. Dugan. canni-
bal The dancers unmasked at III o. M.
when supper was served, after which dane
ing was resumed. Among others present
were the Misses Springman, Burke, Hill,
Holand. Messrs Heath. Guntz. stofer.
Campbell. Murray, Boyd, Burns, Slack.
Pitkin. Balser. Richardson, Ludmau. Bur-
dine ana Mrs. Smith of Baltimore
Company c. Washington Light Infantry
Corps. entertained their frierds last even
ing at q dance in the armory on 18th
street. When the strains of the first waltz
sounded at o'clock. there were a large
number IN attendance and as many came
late, the room was quite crowded before
the end The committee on arrangements,
man; Sergt. c. E, Haines. Sergt F. NJ.
Thompson, H. A. Blandy and E. c. Cole
man, evenly divided the honors with the
moor committee, consisting of Sergt. P. NJ.
"A a; q; Anadale. G. ca. Keller. J. F. Kelly.
W.. 7. Roche ]. G. Sherry, A. NJ. Smith
and Wallace Streator, of looking after the
comfort OF the guests: Among those pres
Capt. and Mrs. Ourand, Lieut.. and Mrs
kettler, Lieut.. and Mrs. Shreve, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Carl, Capt. ard Mrs. Moran, Sergt.
ana MRS kenreriy. misses Moore, Bir-
Guttenheimer. A. O'Laughlin, Grady, Nc
Bride, ShackelfordL Rlugge, G. Jerry A.
Austin. NJ. Morris, M Taylor, A. Fearing.
M. Miller. Mashbrooke, Douglass. E. Ma
b.
de, G. L. Hosch. Trueworthy H. JWarthen.
e. G. Gideon. ]. Gigsans. r. o. Beene, II.
Q. Setter. F. r. Saur.i %. A. Harmon, Theo.
Herbert, l. H. Sarges. A. K. Walker, R. H.
A. Sparrow, Paul CUDnor. Glenn Howard.
Chas. Butler, John Webster, Jas. Tune, z.
Nelson. ]. B. X. Vose, X. Boyd, c. o. Dol
ton, G. W Harrison. w. S. Thornton. E. R.
Noyes, NJ. r. Woodbridge. r. P. Graves, 8.
p. Minister. VIM. Donch, Jos. Cornish, r.
e. Hill and ]. F. Dennison.
The r. L. r.. P. gave q masquerade at
the home Of Mrs. Horrigan, 1110 18th street
northeast. on Monday evening. Dancing
was the feature of the evening. and sever
al fine selections Nere rendered on the
piano and violin by Messrs. Anderson, Mudd
and Mightor. Later the company was in
vited into the dining room for supper.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. E. c. Brandenburg have as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Scott of
Plainville, Conn.
Mrs. Warren Anderson was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday in honor Of her guests
Maj. Morgan and her brother. Capt. An
derson of New York. The decorations were
| in pink. heliotrope and green, the table
presenting a very artistic appearance.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Of
Baltimore. Mrs. Watson, Lieut.. Camp Mrs
Wasserbach, Mr. Joel Hunt, Miss Johnson,
DR.. Thompson, Miss Hopkins, Miss Parks
and Mr.. Hayward.
Mrs. George A. Bacon of 17Os 10Th street
HOTlHWeSt Will TeCeiVe tOHOEEOW,
day, from 4 to pm, when she will be
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Bond
Of Boston.
A pleasant gathering was held at the
residence Of the Misses Ganley on street
northwest Monday evening. Dancing was
| indulged in until IL o'clock. after which re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Vollie Ganley Of
Boyd's, Md, Katie inland. Mary and Katie
Boylan, Katie Clarity, Mary INLAND, Ber-
tina Bruder. Theresa Mulvihile, Sallie Lang.
Katie Scanlon and Della Fay; Messrs. r. J.
Amity, J. Gilroy and H. M. Foley.
Miss S. Arbia Perun of Pittsburg Is Wis.,
iting Miss Alice Middleton. They win be
at home to their friends Tuesday evening,
March s. after Z.
Mrs. Harry Franc, 515 4th street north
west, will not be at home tomorrow and
March Z, but will receive all Thursdays
after that date.
Mrs. Eddy. widow of Rev. Thomas
NJ Eddy, D. D., and her granddaughter.
Miss Anna Hasselman of Indianapolis, are
visiting Mrs. Somers at 100 M street.
There was a pleasant surprise party
given to Mr.. and Mrs Noble C. Bowling
last evening at their residence on the Con-