Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DR.. Radcliffe Will Be the Guest of Honor
Tonight
Reception at the Thompson Residence
to Meet Hlnl-Other Per.
sonal Mention.


Mr.. John W. Thompson and Miss Thomp-
| son will give a reception tonight in honor
| of DR.. Radcliffe of Detroit, who will be
| their guest during his stay in this city. He
| was expected to arrive yesterday, but was
detained in Detroit and could not get here
till today. Members of the New York Ave
nue. Church and his personal friends here
have been asked to meet him this evening.
| Mrs. Radcliffe was unable to come on with
her husband at this time but that, it is
pretty certain. is to be only a pleasure de-
ferred for her many friends.
Mrs. ]. w. Piiling has cards out for q
tea Wednesday, April IL, 4 to {, for young
people to meet the Misses Mills Of New
| York, who will be her guests during the
| Easter holidays.
The Misses Davidson of Winchester are
guests of Miss Grimes, 1877 De Sales street.
| Mr.. Newton Davidson has gone to Bos ton
to travel with Mr.. HeZesiah Butterworth
| during the summer.
Miss Henrietta Frar kle, daughter of Mrs.
| ]. Frankie and Mr.. r. ]. Siedenburg of
| New York, were married last night in the
| parlor at the Cochran, in the presence Of
a large gathering of relatives and friends.
| Rabbi Stern officiatad. Easter lilies and
| palms formed a bower, near which the
| couple stood to be married. The bride wore
| a superb gown of white satin and veil
| of tulle, fastened under wreath of valley
| lilies. She carried bouquet Of the same
| flowers. Supper was served to the guests
| afterward, and there were souvenir boxes
| of wedding cake for all. The table was
decorated with pink roses. Numbers Of
| congratulatory kilograms were received
| and their contents enjoyed by the guests.
| The couple received number of fine gifts.
! The groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sieden-
| burg, were present at the wedding After
a tour the couple will go to New York to
| reside.
Owing to Ill health induced by repeated
attacks of the grip, Mrs. Skerrett. 1896 I
| street, will be unable to resume her social
| duties this year.
| Miss Claudine Loeb of Lafayette, Ind,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hart of Chicago
| are stopping with Capt. and Mrs. A. Hart.
| 1921 11th street northwest, and will be
| pleased to meet their friends tomorrow
| afternoon.
| Friends of Mrs. Sarah E. Aver win be
Iained to learn that she is lying seriously
Ill, and much anxiety is felt as to her con-
| dition.
| There was sociable at Mr.. and Mrs
! Adams residence. 161 T street northeast.
Vocal and Instrumental music were en-
jcyed, and refreshments served. Among
those present were Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
| Ph:pps of Marlboro. Md, Miss Russell of
Aldie, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Stultzman, Mr..
Horton and daughter Opal, prs Ford and
Saultzman. Messrs. Taylor, Hancock and
| McEroe. and the Misses Russell. Mitchell
and Adams
Miss Adiie I.arrick of Winchester, Va.
is visiting Mrs. w. H. Walker of 1910 YER
| mont avenue.
Col. Thos. H. Reeves. Z. S. A, retired,
| and family. formerly of Jonesboro', Tenn,
| are now residing at 1890 18th street north
| west.
The bazaar in the Shorehan ball room
Yesterday Afternoon brought together the
friends Of the Garfield Hospital. and the
| ladies Of the Sewing Society in most
| pleasant way. The room was lined with
| tables full of pretty things to eat to
keep, and the various booths we're presided
| over by well-known matrons and numbers
of young ladies. An orchestra played and
| dancing was enjoyed. Mrs. Rutherford,
| r0o is the president of the Sewing Society.
| presided over the fancy table, assisted by
| Mrs. Harmer, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Hoehling,
| Mrs Mcmillan, Miss Bessie Hoehling. Miss
| Bertha Aukam and Miss Grace Regain.
| Mrs. w. w. Burdette and Mrs. Staples had
charge Of the ice cream and cake table. and
were assisted by Mrs Dewitt, Miss Bur-
dette, Miss Moves, Miss Davis, Miss Parker,
| Miss Hough. Miss Poole and Miss Smith.
Mrs. A: d. Johnston with Mrs: w. P. KEEL
Thornton, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Willard,
| HRS, Whitehead Miss Johnston, Miss Nc
MILAN. MISS Howe, Mss Shields. Miss
Bulls, Miss Sedgley. Miss Smith. Miss
Poole, Miss Thomas, Miss Campbell, Miss
McLanahan and Miss Morrison attended
to the supper table. Mrs A. NJ. Lothrop.
PISS W liner anu MISS W OOUNard DONG the
honors of the coffee urn. Miss Burchell and
the Misses Brewer the tea table and Mrs.
George Welsh and Miss Woodward sold
lemonade.
The Y. W. c. T. U. of the District will
be given a reception by Mrs. La Fetra Sat
urday evening, from I:So to 10 o'clock
Mrs. G. r. Alden C'Pansy'), whose pres
ence was anticipated, has been detained by
the severe Illness of her little adopted
daughter Frances, and cannot be present.
The first birthday anniversary of Master
Stanley Leicht was celebrated last night by
Mrs. Leicht a their home in Alexandra by
childrens party. Among those present
We're Masters Muehlheiser, Hoy, Green,
Howell and Hulfsh, and Misses Green,
Hoy. Armstrong, Jones, Stablee, Tremaine
Wood and Miss Mile Leicht.
Mrs. Ruggles, wife Of Gen. Ruggles, has
just returned from Detroit, where she was
called by the death of her sister. Mrs Led
yard, wife of Mr.; Ledyard, president of the
Michigan Central road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baruch will be at home to
their friends Sunday, April I. at their resi-
dence, No. 473- C street southwest, from
to S O'Clock pm.
Mrs. c. Spicer entertained the Popular
Progressive Euchre and Social Club at her
residence, 81 New York avenue northwest
last Tuesday evening. All the members
were present. Prizes were awarded to Mrs
Moorson and Mr.. Flannary. consolation to
Miss K. Hess and Mrs. Shekell. Mrs
Spicer and her son viii leave Washington
shortly. The next regular meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Flannary.
On Wednesday evening a few friends
assembled at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Stutzman. 157 California street north
east, to meet Mrs. VIM. Smith of Mitchells-
vile, Md. Music was the leading feature
of the evening. Mr.. Paul Carr sang, and
a trio, banjo and mandolin, was played by
Mr.. Reardon and the Messrs. Jones. after
which refreshments were served Among
hose present We're Mrs. Jno. Hancock, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Hancock Mr. d. D. Hor-
ton. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. BenZler. the Misses
Russe, of Virginia, Miss Mitchell and
Miss opal Horton.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Bertha Howard Richardson to Mr. |
George Harrington, Wednesday. April H. |
at II o'clock, at Memorial p. E. Church. |
Baltimore. Miss Richardson has many
friends in this city.