Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-02

receiving their many guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacobs We're the recipients of many beau
tiful and handsome presents, among which
was an elegant silver fish service, presented
by the associates of Mr.. Jacobs in the PEN
sion office. The house was tastefully deco
rated with chrysanthemums, roses and
holly. MIR. G. A NJ. Wells entertained the
guests with number of selections on the
banjo. An elaborate supper was served.
Among the many friends who came to
couple were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mark
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Maloney, Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Payne, Mr.. and Mrs r. w.
l-awrenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius ia
cobs, parents of the host; Mr.. and Mrs
Henry r. Sanders. Rev. and Mrs. w. B.
Dorsey, Master Mathew and Miss Regina
Jacobs, Mrs. and Miss Mcdonald, Mr. Alex
ander Jackson, Mr.. Miles, Mrs, c. Mark
ward and Mr.. C. A. NJ Wells of Hyatts-
vile. Mrs. ]. S. Molins and daughters, Mrs
J. A. Frank and Miss Lunt of Alexandria
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Greerdrum of
Anacostia, the Misses Emma and Laura
Jacobs, Mrs. James Brown and Miss Mil
dred Brown, Mrs. John Mulholland and
daughter, Mr.. E. J. Jones, Col and Mrs
Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Legethoff and daugh-
ter, Capt. and Mrs. Johns, Dr. Chamberlin
Mr.. and Mrs. Pulliem w. w. Anderson,
Capt: Davidson, Mr.. George Heslam of
Washington and Mr.. and Mrs Shouse of
NincenneS, Ind
Miss Alice Owens entertained a number of
friends last Friday evening at Hill Ton
the home of her father Several pretty
duets were sung by Misses Nellie and Cora
moran. Mrs. j. H. Ralston entertained the
guests with comic songs. Interesting cha
rades We're given, and the Virginia reel was
danced, after which refreshments were
served: Those present We're Mr.. Maynard
a ana MISS howard of Baltimore county, the
Misses Irwin Of keokuk, Iowa, DR.. and Mrs
). h owens, Mrs. ]. II. Ralston, Misses
Lola and May Tricou. Nellie and Cora Mo-
ran, Mary Dorsey. Mary Wells, Nellie and
Louie Fenwick, Louise Fuller, and Messrs
vert, dorsey, Frank Carr, Edward Fuller
and c. A. NJ. Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses G. Smith have re-
turned from their bridal trip and are resid-
ing on Columbia avenue.
The Misses Irwin of Keokuk Iowa .ra
the guests of their aunt Mrs. ]. n Raj
ston on Wing Rest avenue.
At recent meeting Of Keystone Chapter
NO. 81, Royal Arch Masons, the following
officers We're installed: Chas. H. Long, most
excellent high priest; NJ. H. Kearnev. ex-
cellent scribe; DR.. S. c. Cox, excellent king
r. A: Fowler, captain host; E. S. Gray,
principal sojourner; H. B. Major secretary:
w. r. Magruder. treasurer; j. A. Schultz
member third VEIL Grand Lecturer Gra-
ham Dukehart will be present at a meet
| ing which will be held December H.
Mr.. Louis D. Wine has had $50 Norway
maple trees planted in his subdivision in
the upper part Of this village.
Miss Ida Van Dochenhausen of George
town Is visiting the Misses Schoepf
d
of way, consisting Of 1 "a acres, through
the property of Mr.. George Calvert above
fiVerdale, to the Columbia and Maryland
electric railway yesterday, the award being
1854. The amount allowed by the Jury Of
condemnation for the right of way through
the property of Mr.. A. c. Parker at Lake
land to the new electric railway was 5000
| instead of $1,000, has been enormously
stated.
Messrs. Edward Gray and Edward Gasch
representing a committee of young men,
night at Grand Army Hall A number Of
young people from Riverdale, Hyattsville
Bladensburg. Bennng and Washington
We're present and "tripped the light fantas-
tic toe till a late hour.
Miss Katie Fillebrown of WASHINGTON was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Brooke Hum
ter, Friday.
MIR. SchwartZel Of Washington has nearly
completed a handsome frame dwelling on
Maryland avenue, opposite the Presby-
terrain Church.