Evening star., 1895-09-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Hospitalities at Home and Else
where.
A Musicale, n Wedding or Two, Past
and I'm PrOspectlve-Pcr-
sOna1 Notes.

A musicale was given last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerome Dcsio.
1912 10th street, to celebrate the sixteenth
birthday of their daughter, Tanena. Sew
eral selections on the guitar and mandolin
by the Misses McGill, piano selections by
the Misses Schladt, Buscher and Desio.
songs by little Carrie McGill and Katie
Desio, and recitations by Miss Jessie Good,
made up most attractive program. Later
in the evening refreshments were served.
Others fpresent were Mrs. Danneberger
nd Miss Danneberger of New Jersey, Mrs
s,chladt and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
ips, Miss Philips and Mr. L. Phil
ips. Miss Bishop. Miss Connell. Miss Ma
lone. Miss Cocks. and Mr.. Armstrong, Mr..
De Fontes and Mr.. V. E. Desio.
Mr. Joseph Edward Hayden and family
have returned after an absence of three
months at the seashore.
Mrs. L. Tilleux and Miss Louise Tilleux
and Miss Marguerite Collin have returned
from their summer cottage in Hyattsville,
Md.
Mr.. Frank T. Hyman and Miss Maggie
Robinson were married last night at tho
parsonage of the Fifteenth Street Presby-
terian Church by Rev. +. j. Grimke. The
bride was prettily gowned in white, and
carried a large bouquet of bride roses.
Among the few personal friends of the
couple present were Mrs. Grmke, Mrs. and
Miss Hyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitefield Nc
kinlay, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Baker, Mr..
James H. Meriwefher and Prof. Geo. w.
Cook The couple will spend a few days
at the country home of the brother of the
groom at Fails Church. Va.
One of the marriages to occur in New
York early next month will be that Of DR..
F. P. Hoover, formerly of this city, but
now practicing there, and Miss Mamie Got
tell of Florida, who is fine amateur art
ist. DR.. Hoover is the son of the late Mr..
Jonah D. Hoover, well remembered here
not only as warm supporter of democ-
racy, but as marshal Of the District under
Pierce and Buchanan. After short we'd
ding trip the couple will reside on West
45th street. His mother will also reside
there.
The Defender Pleasure Club gave their
first dance of the season to their lady
friends last evening at their club rooms,
corner 9Th and streets southwest. Among
those present were the Mrs. Richard Hart
rett. J. H. Hopkins James B. Holden, the
Misses Zera Beach, Nellie Burke Alice and
Ernestinc Miller. Catherine and Mary
Flynn, Alice and Catherine Burke. Mamie
Hartnett, Bessie Chisholm. and Messrs.
John B. Holden, Joseph Burke Daniel
Donohue Charles D: Holden. Bernard
Robey. M. Kenny, Willie Dant, Frank J..
Neslern, Willie Smith. George Walker and
others. The officers of the club are: Presi-
don't. J. B. Holden; vice president, Joseph
Burke: secretary, Daniel Donohue; treas
| urer, Charles d. Holden.
Miss Emma and Miss Lily Washpurn
left the city yesterday for New York and
other points, and will be absent two
| months. They will visit Staten Island for
fortnight, then to Richfield Springs, and
| will end their outirg at White Plains n. Y.
The Washington folks at Harpers Ferry
| enjoyed the comicalities of a cake walk
Tuesday night. The music was rendered
| by Miss Conrad, and the Judges were Mrs
McDougall, Mrs. NJ. V. Wells. Mrs. Burns
Powers tarc
were the following: Lone Fisherman
Mr.. Hanes; Earl of Lester" Mr.. George
Msrstsn aiaTatha Tada Mr. Frank Doug
feid; Belle of Harpers Ferry" Capt. Nc.
Dougall; Summer Giri." Mr.. Edward c.
Wells; "Falstaff.' Mr.. A lison Drake; "Po.
Hearts" Miss Powers; Japanese Maiden
| Miss Maidee Ever; THE Evening Star
| Miss Pauline Ever, 'Niobe." Miss Comp.
ton: Martha Washington." Miss Edith
phine Luckey. and Baby" Miss Reid. The
| first prize was awarded to Capt. McDou.
| gall second to Mr.. Wells and third to Mr.
Drake. After the performance, Miss Pow.
| ers and Miss Darnille gave recitations, and
| Miss Maidee Ever sang. After the Vir-
ginia reel and lanciers, the performers and
| their guests partook Of a bountiful sup
be- be. 0ap'' ''eD''sA't pfeS'o'ns at 'ne IA
At progressive euchre party at the
same place, the players were Capt an6
Mrs. McDougall. Mr. and Mrs. johnson
| Misses Pauline and Madee Ever Mrs. NJ
v: Wells and Mr.. Edward Wells Miss Ball
| Miss Young. Miss Webster, Miss Compton
Miss Reid. Miss Luckey, Miss Hanes, Mr.
| Cyrus Chambers. Mr.. Elmore Butterfielt
and Mr.. Allison Drake: The first prize wa.
and second. Miss Blanche Reid and Mis-.
| josephine Luckey, and BOBBY to Misse.
Edith Webster and Pauline Ever
A pleasant entertainment was given a
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Edison
| 1928 New Jersey avenue northwest, OF
| gram was arranged and presented by thre,
Little girls. Misses Pauline Wainwright
| Pearl Edison and Birdie Cook, ably assist
ed by Masters Prescott, McKallor, Bob an,
Frank Wainwright and George Cook. 1
comprised recitations. tableaux, fame.
| dancing. vocal and instrumental music
Wainwright. McKallor, Prescott. Loveless
Lyons and Cook. Misses Hooper. Green
Stearns. Upton, Kellogg, Brown, Frazier
| Tucker. Morgan. Masterbrook. Deedee
| Daley, Sattery, Thompson and Beall, Mas
tiers Kellogg. Thomas. Hughes. Messrs
Lawson. Cook and Edison.
A dance was given at Fairfax. Va, las
evening by Miss Jessie Love. The spaciou
grounds were brilliantly illuminated b.
| Japanese lanterns, and the fine old colonia
mansion presented a picture of great in
terest. At II o'clock supper was served
Among the Washingtonians present wer
the Misses Mason, Gordon, PeterS ana Jen
kins of Georgetown, and Messrs. Waite
r:eale and Henry Scurs. Miss Alice Fitz
hugh, Miss Antonia Wells, the Misse
Moore. Messrs. Vernon Ford. Walto
Moore. Richard Moneure, Alfred Moncure
Joseph Willard. Mrs. Thornton Miss Hunt
irgton, Mr.. Keith, Mrs. Powell and MI
| Holbrooke.
Miss Daisy Monroe Of Loudoun count
is the guest of Miss White. No. SD stree
| northeast.
A farewell party was given to Miss Ma
| Thomson Wednesday evening at her home
45S street, prior to her departure for Bos
ton, where she will resume her musica
| studies. Among those present were Miss
es Witt, Fields, Norwood, Machet, Hugl'
SIooner and Nachman, Messrs. Poole
Perry, Bassfoot, Extner. Bell and Maxwell
On Wednesday last a large number Q
friends assembled at the residence of Nj
w. w. Chapman, on Maryland avenu
northeast, to witness the marriage of MI
, | Thos Eelbaugh to Miss Della A. Page Q