The evening times., 1895-11-19

, while well set-up trap approached. mo
it isn't" retorted the official Indignantly
recalling the sweet smile that had bidder
him farewell a short while before. "B,
Jove-I believe it is." continued he, '.bu
her lace was so screwed up did not know
her." The sunshade is a DAINTY femininit
and a graceful a ddition to IA woDan's toilet
Its use is earnestly recommended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Smith have ISSUED
cards for the marriage uf their daughte
MOlfie u DR.. William Il. Schafhirt oil thi,
city, Wednesday evening, November ~
at O'Clock. at Calvary Baptist Church
Miss Smith is an extremely popular young
| woman socially, OF handsome personal ap
pearancc, and Dr.. Schsfhirt Is u well
| known professional man OF this city.
Mr.. Pierre Stevens, son of Rear Adnira
| Stevens, and his family have come in from
Randolph, Nd, for the winter.
Lieut.. William H. Russell. son of the late
Maj. Russell, paymaster, United States
Marine Corps, recently appointed secretary
| of legation at Caracas, Venezuela, leaves
within thirty days for his post. Lieut.
Russell is a graduate OF the Naval Acad
emy at Annapolis. having studied as Il civil
| engineer, and as second lieutenant on the
| America took part several years ago in the
| Brazilian revolution. He is a great favor
| ite in Washington society, and is nephew
of Rear Admiral John II. Russell and Pay
| Director A. W. Russell, of Philadelphia.
He is a member of the Journalists Club,
of Baltimore, and a resident of Rockville,
Nd.
Miss Florence Virginia Pooraem and DR..
Frank Leech will be married tomorrow at
noon at Hamline NJ + Church. The cere-
mony will be perforemd by Rev. DIR Geo.
v. Leech. father of the groom, assisted by
Rev DR. E. S. Todd, pastor of Hamliue
Church.
The maid of honor viii be Miss Ella
Booraem, sister of the bride, nd the hest
man, Rev. Harding b Leecb, brother of the
groom. The usliers will he Mr.. Wilbur v.
Feldmeycr, of Annapolis Nd; Mr. Law
renee ID. Cassard, of Baltimore, and Mr.
Harry A. Latimer, of this city A wedding
breakfast will be served 10 the members of
the families aud the ushers, after which
Mr.. and Mrs Leech will leave for a trip
to the South.
The board of directors of wimodaughsis
will give the second regular reception of
the season Wedne sday evening. There
wi! he music and light refreshments served.
On Thursday evening. November 81, Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Mussey will deliver lecture
on THE Legal Status of Women in the Dis
trict OF Columbia" and will be followed
by a paper on Hills" Mrs. Susanne
Oldherg. an accomplished musician, will
render some selections.
Miss Estelle Allen will leave Saturday
for Baltimore to join party OF friends who
are about TO visit the winter resorts OF the
South.
Miss Eva Darrell has returned from her
brief visit to Richmond and will spend the
season with her aunt, Mrs. Margurite
Darrell or Delaware avenue northeast.
Master BERTHE Smith was given a birth
day party last night at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aionzo Smith of
Eleventh street southwest. BY special re-
quest OF the host only his boy friends were
invited and merry evening was spent in
games, athletics and riddles until the re-
freshment hour, when these very young
gentlemen did more than ample Justice to
tue dainties that were spread.
Among the lads present were Master
Billy Moran, Masters Freddie Wilson, Mas
ter Ed. Carrington, Master Jack Splane,
Master Jummie Howard, Master Carroll
Beail, Master Johnnie Stevens and Mas
tiers Farnk and Eddie Miles.
leave today for Philadelphia to attend the
wedding of her schuolmate Miss Hattie
Evans of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Donelson of Harris
burg are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Donelsun of New Jersey avenue north west
The friends OF Mr.. Oscar Moran will be
pleased to learn that he is recovering from
his recent illness.
The Helping Hand Club spent pleasant
evening on Saturday last at the home of
Miss Elizabeth Hill. After several hours
spent in sewing on useful garments for
the Christmas poor, work baskets were put
aside and the rest of the evening spent i'm
social pleasure.
Among the outside friends who were in
vited to meet the club were Mrs. Mary ].
Allston, Miss Victoria Hamilton, Miss
Virginia Morris, Miss Maud Biscue, Miss
Mamie Ellis, Mr.. Frank Allston Mr.. Harry
f. Jameson, Mr.. Walter Garner, Mr.. John
B. Hackley, Mr.. Sam Benner, and Mr.. Harry
Carlisle.
Mr.. John K. Dent, who has been visiting
Mr.. E. X. Dent OF South Washington,
has returned to his home in lower Mary.
and. He was accompanied by Master
Edward Dent, the young sun of his host.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. CaIlen have removed
from their residence on Capitol Hill to their
new home ON + street southeast.
Miss Rose Alice Riecks, daughter nf Mrs.
Riecks. of M. 13 Fifth street |
iortheast. will be married tomorrow even
ng at 80 o'cinck to AR. Philip ]. Schwartz |
1t the Church of the Reformation, Second |
md B streets southeast.
Mi Maude Stoleman gave n masquerade |
'all last night at her home On Thirty-secoud |
treet, West Washington.
Among the guests We're Miss White. as |
summer; Miss Fannie Ellis, Queen of Hearts;
Hiss Bertha Smith. Gypsy: Miss Helen
obnsnn, Topsy; Miss Alice Bean, TamboU-
inc Girl; Miss Jamie Tomas, Indian Squaw;
Ir. William Long. Fisherman; Mr.. Thomas
Kelley, Farmer; Mr.. Fred. Ncuman, Dude;
Ir. Frank Kelley, Hamlet; Mr.. ]. C. Glenn
nts. Tramp; and Mr.. Ray Anderson. Rich
Lrd III. An attractive feature of the
vening was fancy dance by Miss Katie
IcKirk.
Senator and Mrs. Calvin s. Brice occu-
lied box I at the opera in New York last
vening. Mrs. Brice wore n superb gown
f heavy black satin, brocaded with GRIM
ON roses and a tiara of diamonds and dia-
nonds on a black velvet neck ribbon about
er throat. Miss Katie Brice was gowned
n pale blue chiffon and Miss Brice in
riInson velvet. Lord Westmeath was of
he party.
The Marchoness de Chanibrun and Baron
e Schonen of France are among the guests