The evening times., 1895-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Glover have re-
turned from an extended trip, that In
cluded the Atlanta Exposition.
The White Rose Pleasure Club gave
dance and Holloween party Thursday night
at the residence OF Miss Erniinie speake,
No go street southeast. Despite the
Indictment weather quite a number OF young
people ga athered and spent pleasant even
ing dancing 10 delightful music, rendered
by the E. L. String Eand. Among those
present were Miss Ida Crapster. Miss
Sallie Jordan, Miss Eloise McWhortcr,
Miss Matte Rudd. Miss Florence Jordan,
Miss Nellie McNaulty, Mrs. Edmonds,
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hollis,
| MIR. and Mrs Charles sIillar. Miss Irniinie
Spcake. Mr. Hurbert Rudd, Mr. c. Irving,
Miliar, DR.. A. A Mastel!a, Mr.. I. II.
Fdnlonds, Mr. James Brealey, Mr.. Walter
Weir. DR. Orr, Mr.. Frank. Mr.. George
l.. Edmonds, Mr.. Clyde Millar. Mr.. j.. l.
Edmonds, Mr. Herbert Crapster, Mr.. Thomas
Bright. and Mr. William Vaugn Howard.
OF Aberdeen Miss
The civil marriage of Miss Maria Read
to Count de Foras, son of the grand mar
shal of the Bulgarian court, occurred in
Paris yesterday. Mr.. Henry Vlgnaud,
secretary OF the United States Embassy,
Marquis de Lasteyrie, great-Srandson OF
General Lafayette. and Colonel Stoeanow.
aide-de camp TO Prince Ferdinand, or
Bulgaria were witnesses Miss Read IS
a daughter of General Meredith Read,
first United States consul-geDeral for
France and formerly United States Minister
TO Greece.
Tie religious ceremony occurs to-day.
Letters OF congratulation from the kIng
and Queen of Greece; ex-Queen Isabella,
OF Spain; the Duke of NtmOurs; the Duke
d. Aumalc; Prince Roland bonaparte'
the Prince OF Wales; the Duke OF York;
the Duke of Cambridge, and the Marquis
of Salisbury were received.
The Japanese minister. Mr. Kurino. en-
tertained at dinner NJ onday night many dis
tinguishcd guests in honor of the birthday
ofthe Mikado. The echrysanthemumdeco
tions were most artistic and chara cteristic
of the country which Minister Kurino
represents. Among the guests present
were distinguished Japanese from New
York and Philadelphia.
The marriage of Maria Jeannette, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac
Nichol to Mr.. Duncan L. Richmond will
take place at No. lO5 C street southeast,
this evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
On the departure of Maj Gen. Nelson
Miles and family from Governors Island
yesterday for their home here, they were
conducted Ia the pier by troops and a band
Cheers and best wishes sped them to their
new home.
Among the visitors to the New York Por-
trait Show yesterday We're Baron and BIron-
ess Fava.
Deputy Auditor George W Sanderlin. No.
zoos street, has as guests Mrs. W. T.
Faircioth. of Goldsboro, n. C.: and Miss
Evelin Wooten, of La Grange, n. C.
The Misses Hamlin have arranged their
home. No. 1400 Massachusetts avenue,
and are established there for the season.
A reception will be given by the Morton
Cadets at the National Rifles Armory, No
veuiber %, from $50 TO 12 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Donaldson will
hold a reception this evening from 6 to 10
at their home, No. l. 235 Eighth street north
west. to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary
OF their marriage.
Miss Marie Powers, of Massachusetts
avenue northwest, will leave for Philadel-
pha Tuesday morning o attend the wedding
of her cousin. Miss Elsie Jennings, OF
Germantown, Pa.
Miss Laura H. Gum and Mr.. Leonard T.
Davis. of Philadelphia. were married Mon