The evening times., 1895-11-27

helormauon MISS X. Alice KICKS and Mr..
Philip J. Schwartz will be married by Rev.
w. Z. Parsons. The ushers are Louis
schaefer. f. q. Gunson, Louis p. Weber,
and Charles Brocker. After tue ceremony
reception Will be held at the home of the
bride. No. 13 Fifth street northeast.
Mr.: and Mrs. John d. Langborne and
the Misses Langhorne have returned to
heir home In this city.
Cards are out from Mrs. Audenreid.
No. 1927 verm mt avenue, for u tea, Tues
day, December 8.
There was great disappointment among
The hunting set, yesterday over the post
ponenent OF the tea to have been gievn
Dy Mrs b. g. Howland at Chevy Chase
weather were. however, most impropitious
FOR the exhibition of the hunters and
nounas, ts which was to have been part of
until Saturday afternoon.
Today being Donation Day at Epiphany
Shurch Home. No. 1919 H street. the
lunch room viii be open from IL to 8
o'clock.
M Mr. George E. Ruhl. entertained the
IVY Lear Pleasure Club last evening
their honor. The entertainfnent was
opened by dancing. and later on followed
by refreshments. the table and room being
elaborateIy decorated on the occa sion.
Some Of tn ose who took part in the musicale
were, Mr.. George E. Ruhl. recitation and
z,ther solo; Mr.. f. Brown. violin solo:
Miss Agnes Kingston. fancy dancing: Mr.
W. Tennyson. solo: and numerous others.
The festival OF the American HoIi,ia VS. la st
night at Willard Hall was under the aus
pices OF the John A. Logan corps of East
Washington. and the George II. Thomas
corps of Anacostia. and highly successful
in every respect. The address of wS4-
come was delivered by Commander Thomas
J. Crisp of Thomas Post. and was fol
lowed with remarks by Commander Emo
OF Logan Post and other prominent speak
ers. Corporal Tanner having been sum
moned unexpectedly to New York. his
place on the programme was regretfuIlv
left untitled.
prefaced by prayer by Rev. E. o.
Eldr!dge. followed by an array of we'll
known local talent. which included Miss
Mr.. ]. H. -Gathell. Mrs. Ada o. Leech
Miss Lillian Dorsey. and selections bv
Quartet composed Of Miss Ella Law
Branson and Mabel Wheat
The hall was patrioticaIIy draped with
bunting and the stage. fairy-like. with
colored lights. chrysanthemums md palms
Around the walls were prettily decorated
refreshment tables. the candy booth being
10 charge of Mrs. Thatcher. assisted by
Miss Rose Meacham: the miscella neous
table. Mrs Kate Manett and Miss Flor
ence Howell, and the flower temple. under
the supervision Of Mrs. Dorsey. aided
by the Misses Howell and Miss Julia o.
Meacham.
Ice cream was served by Mrs Mary
era wfOrd, president of the Logan Corps.
Miss Maggie Tew, and Miss Leonard.
Mrs. Jane Mclean of the Thomas Corps
and Mrs. NJ. Dorsey. Of the Logan Corps.
We're the committee in charge of the even
ing's entertainment, and it was to their
endeavors. together with Mrs. Amanda
Houchen. general chairman, and Mrs. Rosa
mOnd B. Meacham, president of the Thomas
Corps, that the evening was so successful.
Miss Genevieve Hawley entertained a
number OF her young friends yesterday after
non from 70 Z, in compliment to her
guest, Miss Idalia Stevens, of Montreal.
Canada. who will remain in Washington
until spring. Miss Stevens sang several
beautiful songs. with violin and piano
accompa niments. by Miss Hawley and Miss
Rose Weber, and a mandolin duet was
rendered with feeling and skin by the
Misses Stella and Caroline Wright of
Alexandria. Among those present were:
Miss Npttie Price, Miss Julia Evans, Misses
May and Alice Stanford, Miss Julia Bright.
Mr.. Frank Laurence. Mr.. John Beall, Lr.
F. F. Coyle, Mfr. B. onovan, and Mr.. Jack
B. Wise.