The Washington times., 1895-02-27

Larner and the Misses Larner, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry L. West, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Wuynne. Mr. Frank Bennett. Mr.. d. r. Nc
Kee, Mr.. Hub. T. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
b. Hay, Mr.. Henry Xander, Mr. j s.
Shriver, Mr.. f. j. G bison, Mr. Louis
Garthe, Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Matthews Mfr.
and Mrs. s. H. Kauffmann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry z. Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph
Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs Victor Kauff-
mann. Miss Louise Ktuffmann, and Min
ister Romero.
Mrs Thurber has issued invitations for
card party on the evening OF Tuesday,
March 3.
Mr. and Mrs John Mclean VIII give
o'clock tea on Thursday afternoon in
honor of Miss Susan b. Anthony.
Nine. Guzman, wife of the Sicaraguan
minister, held her last reception of this sea
son yesterday afternoon and the beautiful
weather brought out q brilliant assem-
bly,. The hostess wore a gown Of silk and
lace with Jewels. Palms were clustered
around with banks OF flowers 10 add TO the
pretty picture of the legation drawing
rooms
Among the distinguished guests were
Nine. Fava, Mrs. Mason, M. Patenotre,
the ministers of Holland, Spain. Turkey
and Sweden, Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. Hunt,
Miss Herbert, Lady Pauncefote, Mrs. Olney,
Mrs. Gresham, Nine. Mendonca, Mrs.
Lazo, Nine Zeba hos, Nj and Mrs.
Foulke, Mr.. Badeilla, Mrs. Benitez, Mrs.
Schofield, Mrs Gordon Mckee, Mrs. Gale.
Miss Bispham, Marquis of LAMA. DR.. and
Mrs Hammond Senator and Mrs. Stew
art, Mrs. Bradley, and Prof. Langley.
Mrs. E. C Crabbe, wife of the chief of the
tertaned quite a company al her home, NO.
$40 North Carolina avenue southeast, Mon
day from to 6 O'Clock. The affair was
a six hand progressive euchre party. The
guests were Mrs. H. " Van Sender, Ms
Arthur D. Kinne. Mime. Cartaya, Mrs. Nj
]. Black, Mrs. Jesse Palmer-Weber, Mrs.
Frank Mcdowell, Mrs Charles Mckiyitte,
Cornelius Gardiner, the Misses Broderick,
Miss Davilliers, Miss Randolph, Mrs. WI
PLAN A Peffer, Miss Peffer, Mrs. JonhS S.
SEYMOUR Mrs. K. C. Gwynn, Mrs John =.
Williams, Mrs Oscar Lapham, and Mrs. AL
bert Relyea- The prizcs were won as fol-
lows: Miss Peffer first, Mrs. Van Sender
second, and Mrs. Broderick consolation.
After the card playing delightful lunch
was served.
The beauty and chivalry of the National
Capital turned out last evening to spend an
evening with Company C, Washington Light
Infantry Corps. The occasion was dance
such as the gallant soldiers Of the Infantry
are noted for giving, and the youthful party
danced from O'Clock till past midnight
The spacious drill hall Of the armory was
draped in the American colors and brilliantly
lighted. while clusters of flowers and ever
greens were scattered here and there. The
music was delightful. the floor as smooth rs
glass. and, withal, the entertainment was
given under the most auspicious cireum-
stances. The evening was in charge Of COM
mittees as follows: Arrangements G.
ii. Kettler, chairman: First Sergt. C. E.
Haines Sergt. Frank NJ. Thompson. II. A.
Beandy, and E. C. Coleman. Floor COM
mittee-Sergt. P. N. Kennedy, chairman;
Corp C. o. Doten. A. H. Anadale, g. c.
Keller, J. F. Kelly, W. t. Roche, James c.
Sherry. A. NJ. Smith, and Wallace Streater.
The programme contained twelve numbers,
composed OF waltzes, schottisches, two steps,
quadrilles, polkas. and lanciers.
Some of those present were: Lillian
Hosmer, Mamie Hcsmer, Blanche Arnold.
Maggie and Maud Elliott, Edith and Mary
Birchett, Minnie Britten. Van Wagner, Doug
lass S. Bayne Helen Kerfoot. Gideon, Smith.
Edith Lacy. Kate and May Caesar, Hattie
Austin, Edith Thompson, Sehmit, Selhausen,
Helmens, Mable Taylor. Susie Waters, A.
Fearing, Blanche Norris, Lille Schneider,
Mrs. George F. Zeh, Mrs. B. F. @. Kirchner,
Bessie Leese, Mrs. A. V. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Carroll, Lille Erbach, Anna ].
Willett, Mrs. D. Delelen, Anna Nc
Laughlin, g. Jeffry, Maud Norris, Nellie
Kelly. Rosa West. Lizzie Callan, Mable Mil
ler, Jessie Price. Carrie Ostermayer, Jennie
Pomeroy, NJ. F. Mcmahon, Emma Mastle-
rock, Mary Thompson, Mrs. Taylor, Hattie
Nj. Jewett. Maize Burner, Estella Burner,
Mrs. R. C. Eichberg. Miss l.. W. Hopkins,
Mrs. Cecilius E. Warfleld, Julie Blackburn,
Ruby Branlik, Richie Durphey, Matte
II, King, Helene Lackaye, A. H.
Anadale. Anna Kelly, Blanche Harley,
Anna Harley. Clara Stepens. Dimple Shackel-
ford. Atina Shackelford. Mary 0sterman
Marguerite Howard. Mrs. J. T. Howard, 0plia
Jacob. Mrs E. Bruster Wright, Nellie Doug
lass. of Philadelphia; Helen Sands, Mrs.
Dora Marshell, Mr.. Frank l.. Ourand,
Serena Bayne, A. r. McKennY. Ella
G. Miller, NJ E. Phelps, Opal Horton,
Cora McNelly, Lizzie McCormic, Eleanor
Burgess, Mrs. W. l.. Burkhart. Mrs. j. E.
Dennison, Rittie Porter, Mary Porter, Mrs.
w. G. Hinton. E. Schmidt, C. Helmus, Mrs.
G.. ". Harrison. Z. Platz, and Susie A.
Hutchinson.
Miss Mela Dorothy Noble, daughter of DR..
Noble, was married at Epiphany Church
last evening at o'clock in the presence OF
large number Of friends to Mr. Charles
Marshall
The chancel was hung in white, sprayed
over with asparagus vines. with quantities OF
| palms about the walls. Rev. Dr. Mcklm
| officiated. The bride entered leaning on the
arm of her father. and was preceded down
| the aisle by her bridesmaids and ushefs-
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