The evening times., 1895-10-21


Many of the Washington society people
| who are lovers of horse flesh were gathered
together last Saturday at Goshen, n j.,
| where society s horses were on show.
The sensation of the day was the high
jumping of s. S. Howland's horses, which
he had sent down from his Mount Morris
| stables. Their wonderful performances
amazed everybody.
| Mrs Howland's horses also won many
prizes blue rosette was awarded her
| flash little chestnut, Little Giant. which
is u trottIng. high-bred stopper that can
get over the ground at 2:40 gait. Her
| unnamed roam mare came in for o third
prize in this class. Ladybird. Mrs. How
| lands noted mare, won the prize in the
jumping contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Howland will not return to
Washington until after the horse show,
| which takes place the first week in Noyeni-
Der. Upon Mr.. Howlands return the hunts
will begin at Chevy Chase Mr.. Rowland
is to be NJ F. H.. and going to bring num-
| er OF his best hunters here. and Will enter
| tain on the magnificent scale which his
| wealth allows This will be good news to
| the men who follow the hounds, because,
after all. the chief duty OF an NJ F. H. is
! to be au agreeable and generous host.
Sunday afternoons remain popular for
tesses set out tea table at 8 O'Clock. and
during the cosy hours between them and
| dinner time socicty's doings. past and to
come. are thoroughly canvassed.
Since her return Mrs. Anderson's house
| has been bcsieged by her old friends. Last
| Sunday there were SO many people called
the drawing room had the appearance OF
| n md-winter reception.
Mr.. Hurtado, who has recently returned
| to Washington from Rome, where he also
represents his Government, is stopping at
the Richmond. Mr.. Hurtado Is one of the
wealthiest men in the diplomatic corps,
and his horses and traps are among the
| handsomest in town.
Lieut.. Blount, that popular Army officer
| who has been stationed at Washington for
some time. has been ordered TO join his
regiment in Texas.
The young woman who attracted the
most attention at the polo game the other
day was the bride of Mr.. Percy Evans
She wore very chic gown OF green cloth
and velvet elaborately trimmed with lace.
Mrs. Evans is piquant brunette, and has
| already, by her charm of manner, won q
! host of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Evans are
at the Shoreham for the winter.
| Mrs. Parker Mann, whose charming home,
Tanglewood, on Columbia road, is a. CEN
ter for literary and artistic people, was at
| home on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
| Mann have spent the summer at Dorchester.
Mass, from which picturesque locality Mr.,
| Mann has brought back material evidence
| that his summer was not an idle one. The
many sketches which repress his summers
work We're much admired last Sunday.
Miss Pauline Scott gave a chance party
| Friday night at her home on the Seventh
street road.
Guests were sent for and returned to their
| homes in three large 'busses, and from first
| to last all partners for The dances. games and
supper were selected from a shell contain
ing the names of the guests written in
! couples and folded together in Slips
Among those present were Misses Kate
and Ellie Bartle, Miss Virgie Thomas, Miss
Belle Trevor, Miss Eunice Wade, Miss
Carrie Ball, and Messrs. Jack Wade, Thos
Bartle, Gus Robinson, Harry Trevor and
Miles and johnson Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cauldwen are the
guests OF their daughter, Mrs. j. Mid
dleton, No. oil Flint street.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Greulino
to Mr.. August Romacker was soIen,nzed
yesterday afternoon at the parsonage of the
| Concordla Church, corner of Twentieth and
G streets northwest. Mr.. Charles Greulipp,
brother of the bride, acted as best man,
Afterthe ceremony MI. and Mrs Roma ckcr
and their many friends repaired to the
residence of Mrs. Miller, the brides sister,
at Eighth and d streets northwest, where a
delightful reception was held.
Among those present were Mrs. A. Knocke,
OF New York, Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. Hecht,
Mrs. serrin. Mrs Kate Dugan, Mrs. Forster,
Mr.. George KOener and wife, Mr.. Fred
Waterholter and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dabler,
Miss Mollie Brenn, Miss Marguerite Baer,
MI. Henry Duerst, Mr.. q L. Dau, Mr.. John g.
Miller, Mr.. George Schwakopp, MFR. George
Kline, Mr.. Frank Mankin, Mr.. William
Reinhardt, Mr.. A. schweigert, Mr.. William
Carleton, DR.. Frederick, Mr.. Karl Blaubach.
Mr.. Otto Werie, Mr.. William Lehman, Mr..
Frank Finley, Mr.. Charles Miller, Mr..
Joseph Cato, Mr.. James Keleher, Mr.. A.
Nolte and Mr.. Frank Davis.
Miss Allie Dashiel, who has been visit
ing her former home, Columbus. Miss,
has returned 10 the city and Will be a,
home to friends this season at No. 105
Maryland avenue northeast.
Judge J. I. Hall, OF the Interior Depart
ment. has returned 70 the city after
visit 10 his home at Macon, Ga, and a few