Evening star., 1895-11-01

editorial staff and Miss Mary Agnes Steph- |
ems were married yesterday afternoon by
Rev. Dr. Stafford at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Mary l.. Stephens, 100
18th street. Miss A. Louise Elliott was maid
of honor, and only small family party We're
present at the happy event.
The Duke of Marlborough is guest for a
few days at the British embassy, and last
night dned with his host, Sir Julian Paunce-
fote and the members of the embassy. To-
day the duke is seeing Washington, under
the pleasant guidance of the young men OF
her majesty's embassy.
The Short Story Club held it's first meeting
"a business one-at the h0me of its vice
president, Mrs. F. r. Burket. lib H street.
Wednesday evening. The club will be at
home to it's friends on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of the month during the COM
ing season at the Wimodaughsis parlors.
1928 1 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Mitchell, jr, late of
Garrett Park, Nd, are now settled in their
new home. 1904 18th street northwest.
A Halloween party was given last even
ing by Mrs. W. NJ. Fogarty. at her resi-
dence, 4S5 NJ street southwest. A number
of visitors from New York and Chicago
participated in the festivities. and, with the
many local friends of the hostess, enjoyed
themselves with feaSting, vocal and instru-
mental music and dancing until late
hour. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. A. Winfield of Chicago, who are
spending their honeymoon in Washington;
Mr. r. T. Simpson of Springfield. ILL.,, Mr..
Geo. F. Ridgeway of New York, Hon. w. +.
Butt of Larned City, Kan, Mr.. F. j. Rene
han. Mr.. and Mrs. George White, Miss
Mary Coyle, Miss Jennie Cotton, Miss
Marion Fletcher, Miss Agnes Renehan, Mr..
Frank Williams and the Miss Kenneys of
East Washington, with their brother, Mr..
Gustavus kenney, now OF Boston.
A surprise birthday party was rendered
Mr. w. H Wright at his residence, 642 Sth
street northeast last evening. The evening
was spent in games and dancing. After
bountiful supply Of refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses George
Carrie Bradburn. Bertha Clements, Katie
Solers, Katie Dyke, and Messrs. Harry
Manders, William A. Ries, Wm Fey,
Ernest Hoover, Geo. Collins, Jas. Prigen,
Thos. Staple, Jas Tarranton, F. H. I.inge-
bach, Harry Felphs, Mr.. and Mrs. w: H.
Wright, Jas. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs Ihos.
Schomo. Mr.. Schomo, Mr.. and Mrs steve
Clements and Mrs. Seabright of Baltimore
The May Flower Social Club, composed of
| well-known young people from different
sections of the city. gave last evening
"taffy pull at the residence OF MISS Mag
gle Hermann, 1902 street southeast: Al
ter a number Of amusing games, refresi-
ments were served and a "taffy pull con-
! test arranged. Among those present We're
| Misses Blanche Ewald, Pauline EWaid,
MINI lie Boyer, Minnie Langraft, Rosa Nogt,
Amelia I.ambrecht, Maggie Hermann and
Messrs. Elmon Ewing, Otto Botsch, Will
| Smith, Harry Walter, Frank Wfltberser
| TheO. Waiter ana r. A. f1eFrnduH
| A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilkins, 421
| New York avenue northwest, Tuesday. the
| event being the celebration of the twelfth
| birthday of Miss Nellie Wilkins. The table
| was handsomely decorated and abundaCtly
| filled. Games. music and dancing were en-
| jcyed until a late hour. Among those pres
| ent were the Misses Mamie Tompkins, Rose
| klo pier. Susie BontZ, Sadie Scar, Mae
| klopfer, Nellie Wilkins, Beatrice Allpress.
| Gertie Lrsby, Lizzie Cortell. Lillian Shedd,
| Sidney Cooper. Grace klopfer, Mary VII
| kins, Addie Cartee Nellie Clements. Alma
| CroXton and Masters Chas.s Clements, VIII
| Darby, James Keefer, Walter Keenessi,
| VIM. Alpress, Johnnie Thorn. Fielder Car
ter. Chas. r. Carter, jr.. Arthur Tilp. Or
| Louis &C mbs, Clarence Clements and VIM.
Combs.
Miss Lula and Mary Cuttings of Baltimore
are visiting Mrs. T. Eakin Gadsby at 311i
| U street.
A party of young folks gathered at the
residence of Mrs. Francis Miller, 636 L
street, last evening to join in the merri-
ment of a Halloween party given to
Miss Eleanor May of Cleveland.
The members of the o. NJ. c. met at theii
headquarters 20S 7th street southwest last
night to celebrate Halloween. Games were
the order of the evening, after which the
members and their guests adjourned to the
dining room, where they were served with
| refreshments Dy the hostess, Mrs. George
F. Fogle. Among those present were the
Misses Katie, Amelia and Lulu Krauskopf
Miss Lizzie Moore Miss Lulu Reiser, Mis-:
Annie Fogle, Miss Lena Willis, Miss Hof
fermeir, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Browne, Messrs
J. Boyer, c. Potion, c. krauskopf, j. Fogle
w. Lewis, w. Dee, j. Simpson and Was
se1man.
The marriage of Miss Jennie NJ. Smith OF
Philadelphia, Pa, and Mr.. Robert d
Blakiston of ST. Mary's county, Md, wa:
solemnized Wednesday last at noon in Phil
aGelphia at the residence of the bride.
mother, No. 3l9 Spruce street Mr.. Wadc
II. BlakiSton, brother of the groom, acteC
as best man. Immediately after the cere
mony the couple left for this city, and ar,
stepping at the Metropolitan Hotel wher,
they are receiving. the congratulations ant
After few days spent in visiting tn,
POINTS of interest they will start for thei
! future home, River Springs Homestead,
in southern Maryland. The bride an,
| groom were the recipients of many beau
tiful presents.
Mrs. Pam of Cumberland, Nd, is visit
, ing Miss Bowie Wilson OF 1913 l. stree
northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. franklin H. Mackey. for
E.erly of 1896 . street, now reside in Noun
: Pleas mt, 1855 Kenesaw avenue.
Secretary of the Hawaiian legation an,
Mrs. Hastings, who have been spending tn
summer In New England, have returned t
, the city and established themselves in hand
! some quarters tHe Everett on ii street
} Miss Mary Wolf entertained a pleasan
company OF young people last night at he
residence 3O5 H street northeast. Amon
, those present were the Misses Flanagan
Dcoley, O'Br.en, Mulcahy, Farrell, Casey
Needy, o. Toole, Murphy and Grady, an
: Msssrs. Garner. McCaully, McCafferty
! Fitzgerald and McMurray.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward Lowe. VIII
were married September I last at the pal
scnage OF the Eutaw NJ. E. Church, Ealt
2 more, concluded yesterday to let the
J friends in the secret. after notifying tkei
= relatives few days ago. They are no;
! housekeeping at 1881 Sth street. Mrs. Low
I is a daughter of Mr.. John T. Miller.
y Lieut.. Gordon G. Heiner of the fourth al
i tillery. now stationed at the Washingto
2 barracks, Mss EliZ ibeth Kent will
j married in 81 more at Emanuel Churcl
| November H. at noon. The invitation
) which sent out by the brides mcthe
\ Mrs. George Small, were received by man
p friends here yesterday.
j Senator and Mrs Blanchar1 and Nils
= Blanchard will be in town soon. Mis-
8 Blanchard will be a debutante this Write
NJ ay,- of 92S I Stroat southwest "a