Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-18
Two Weddings Announced for shrove Tues
day.
Mrs. Cleveland's Luncheon Guests and
Other Pleasant Things Past
and Fn9ure-Personals.

Miss Helen Hurst, Miss Fryer, Mrs. Cole
man of New York and DR.. Wesley Held
Davis. The feature of the entertainment
was the interesting musical program rem
| dered by Miss Geraldine Morgan, the violin
:st, and her brother Paul. 'celiist. Mr..
Morgan went through with twenty num-
hers Saturday, and his hearers were most
enthusiastic in their Endorsement of his
work. Mr.. and Miss Morgan will remain
in the city for few days, the guests of
Reconnaissance James B. Edmonds.
Senator Murphy gave dinner party
Saturday night in honor of Senator Ran
som of North Carolina. The table was
decorated with pink carnations and ferns.
In addition to the guest of honor there
were present Senators Allen, Stewart,
| Blanchard, Caffery, Dubois. Frye, Hill,
Kyle, Lindsay, Villas. Blackburn, Pugh,
Cameron, Walsh, Jones, Chandler, Quay
and Mitchell.
Mrs. Juan Sinclair Attwell has invita-
dons out for Monday February %, to Z,
to meet Miss Zeballos.
Mr.. and Mrs George Rockford Stetson
have cards out for the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Susan Hunt Stetson, to
Lieut. Frank H. Fletcher, U. S. NJ, at ST.
Johns Church, Tuesday, February 26 at
II o'clock.
Senator and Mrs. Brice have invitations
out for II o'clock tonight, when Melba will
sing.
Representative and Mrs. Draper have is
sued the cards for the marriage ceremony
Of their daughter Miss Draper, to Mr..
Montgomery Blair, at their residence, 1GOl
X street, Tuesday, February 20, at II
o'clock.
Mrs. ]. Thomson Swami will give tea
today at o'clock to meet the New Jersey
delegation of the Daughters Of the Revolu-
ton.
At Mrs Hearst's musicale tomorrow night
several distinguished artists will sing, but
not Melba.
The Army and Navy Club have invita-
tons out for Friday evening for recep-
ton. with dancing at 8 o'clock, to celebrate
Washngtons birthday.
Mrs Arthur Eastman Clarke Of Boston,
state regent of the New Hampshire d. "A.
r. and her sister, Mrs John Smythe FOgg,
are at the Shoreham for few days to at
tend the sessions of the continental con-
gress. Mrs. Clarke was formerly Mrs Mar
tina Cilley, and has many warm friends in
society, who will be glad to hear or her
presence in this city again.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes enter
tanned The Evening Star Dining Club Sat
urday night. 1t is the custom OF the club
to invite the ladies to an annual dinner,
| but the event was postponed this time un-
til it came within the jurisdiction OF st.
Valentine and the invitation to accept Mr..
Noyes' hospitality cordially responded to-.
There were some formal exercises, in which
the keen Wits of the club exchanged pleas
antrieS, and one of the most en1oyaDie
evenings in the record of the club resulted.
A sumptuous collation. was enjoyed before
the company dispersed. during which a
mandolin and guitar orchestra was heard
to the best advantage.
Miss Adelaide johnson has cards out to
meet the officers and speakers of the sec
tripnni1l
| women of the United States, Wednesday,
February %, from to g. at PIG LIST street
| northeast.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Snyder, who have
| been the guests of Mrs Joseph II. Law
| renee of 730 10th street southeast during
! the past week, have returned to their home
/ in Baltimore.
| Mrs. W. H. Sims, 1119 K street, will not
| be at home tomorrow.
| Miss Pauline Estes of Newtonville, Mass,
entertained her young friends at the home
Of her cousin, Guy Hunt at $50 A street
northeast, to celebrate the anniversary of
| her seventh birthday. Miss Louise and
Nellie Casson, HELEN and Madison Small,
HELEN WEIGH. Edna Drew. Ruth Collins.
| Madeline Mead, Annie Plitchet, Josie and
Edith Mcdonald. Olive Dickerson. Estell
Kimble, Roy Estes HELEN Dunn, Edna
| Kingsman, Masters Sidney and Wilbur
Jones, Clarence Welch, Eddie Mcdonald
| Berton Estes and Guy Hunt were present.
The marriage of Miss Laura V. Solman
and Mr.. William H. Locraft took place at
| $50 a. m. yesterday, at the parsonage of ST.
Stephens Church, Rev. Father P. J. O'Con-
| nell officiated-
| Mrs. T. F. Schneider and w. E. Schneider
| will not be at home tomorrow, but will re-
| ceive for the last time this season Tuesday,
| February ~.
Miss Mamie Carr gave a pleasant recep-
| ton to her friends Friday evening Those
| MiSSnS AT
| Costello, Clements, Emma Solan, Buckley,
Julia Carr, Martin Miller, Berkeley, Agnes
Solan, Miller. Leese and Mrs. Brown,
Bartholomae, Teller. Poesche, Eckloff. Da-
milan, Brown, Bennett, Goblin, T. j. Browne
| and Leese.
| A pleasant birthday party was given by
| Mrs. L. Donovan at her residence, 101 l
street northwest, on Wednesday evening
last. Dancing was INDUCED in to late
| hour, when refreshments were served.
| Among those present were Mrs. E. Dono-
| van Mr.. Mahanee, Mr.. and Mrs. Gen. D..
| A. Driscoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins. Mr.. NJ.
| Collins Miss E. Donovan, Mr.. 7. Knott,
Miss Sullivan, d. J. Donovan, Mayme Dris-
| coll, the Misses Mae and Katie Donovan
| and N DriScoll.
| Miss Capitola Griffin of Indianapolis is
| visiting at the residence of Judge J. L.
| Parker 1910 4thsstreet northwest.
| Mrs. Charles Ewing and Miss Ewing
will not be at home tomorrow.
| The Miss IS bearing will not be at home
| today, but will be at home the following
| Monday.
The Capitol Hill Assembly will give the
| fourth of it's series of dances this evening.
| These dances will he discontinued
during Lent, but as they have proven sucn
| a source of pleasure the committee hay
| ing them in charge has arranged for all
| other to be given on the evening of April
| %
The Misses Morgan, daughters of the late
| Commodore Van Rensselaer, Morgan, and
| Mrs. Howard T.. Johnson will be at home
| 10 their friends, Friday, February -, at
| 1916 18th street northwest, from } to G:3O
| pm. ~
A merry party'of young folks were enter
| tanned by Misses Jennie and Blanche Burnes
at their residence, 34S N street southwest
| Friday evening. Among the guests We're
| Misses Mavers 7. Bayliss, j. Bayliss Hef-
felfinger, Morrison. kiener, Misses Callan
| Gross. De Vaughn, Grunwell. Brashears
| Mrs. and Misses Burnes and Messrs. Gala
| horn, Taylor Mavers. Callan, Greenwich
Butler Weber. Stewart Morrison. Miller
Hammack, Phillips, Schaefer, Moehling
Gusby, Jackson and Radcliffe.
Miss May 4. Lambert left last night
for Wheeling, w Va, and from there viii
| 90 to washington c. H. Ohio, for asViSit