The evening times., 1895-11-02

AIRS. A. L. spaudper and daughter, and
Mrs Charles Frcidlander. of Norfolk, Va,
are the guests OF Mrs. p. Peyser, No. 1244
Seventh street northwest and VIII be
home Sunday.
On All HalIow cen an informal dance was
given at the home OF Miss Carrie Camfieid.
The guests assembled at $50 in the long
parlors which were tastefuny decorated
with flowers and plums.
Vocal land instrumental music by the
Misses Greenwell and Burke was enjoyed.
Among those present were Misses Eha
Qui.enan. FIather, Agnes Fitzgerald, Mel
lie Burke, Mary Hagan, Virsie Schofieid,
Katie Camfied. Emma Greenwich, carrie
Camre,d, and Mcssrs, William Hopkins,
william NelIgaD. Harry Dusan. Thomas
Washington. John Baily, Elmer Richard
son. Pau Miervile, Joseph Hammer, John
Maynard and Randolph Schmitt.
Mrs. Calvin S. Bricc and the Misses
Brice will leave Newport xfor New York
to be guests at Miss yauderbilt's we'd
ding 10 the Duke of Marlborough.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Winnie Davis will
spend the winter in New York.
Miss Grace Spearman. of Selma. Ala, is
the guest of Miss Josephine Bates, of Capitol
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell, of Maryland
avenue northeast, Will give card party
On Tuesday evening TO celebrate the second
anniversary of their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Brown, of Seventh
street northeast invited number of rela-
tives and friends yesterday afternoon to
witness the christening of their baby daugh-
ter, Clare. After the ceremony REFRESH
ments were served, and several hours spent
in pleasant conversation. Among those
present were MIR. ami Mrs. saniucly. brown.
godparents of the baby; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Greene and their daughters. Miss Ella and
Miss Daisy Greene; Mrs. Eliza Gorhani.
Mrs Kate Murray, Miss Lucy Stoner. Miss
Nettie Leonard, Miss Birtie Rogers. Geo.
b. Fassett, Clarence Hall, T. B. Baker and
Gordan Smell.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Schneider will leave
Monday for an extended visit TO the South,
including the Atlanta Exposition.
Miss Daisy Pierce, OF New Jersey avenue.
will spend early November with relatives
i'll York, Pa, returning in time 10 celebrate
Thanksgiving Day at home.
MT. ana mis-. ID. o'
have been the recent guests of Mrs. Vir-
pinia Shannan, of Eleventh street northeast
Miss Pauline Benson and her sister, Miss
Margie gave butterfly party last night
at their home on Capitol Hill. AT the Coof
of each parlor stood basket OF butter
flies. blue and yellow, one of which each
guest selected as he or she entered the
rooms. On the under wing of each tin
seled insect chosen by the young gentle
man was to be found the name of the lady
whom lie was 10 select as his partner for
the opening dance, and printed on the but
terfly chosen by each lady was the name
of her partner for the supper later on.
Among the guests present were Miss
LuelIa Benson, OF Gaithersburg, NO.; Miss
Lily Salter, Miss Mamie Vandenburs, Miss
Nettie Bascom, Miss Lollie Adams Miss
Pauline Miller, Misses Nellie and Kate
TompkinS, Miss Flossie Davis. Mr.. Tom
Scott, Mr.. Edward Morgan, Mr.. ]. b. Har-
ris, Mr.. Arthur Logan, Mr.. Paul Benson.
Mr.. Frank Salter, Mr.. Mark Brown and
Mr.. Tom Benson, of Gaithersburg.
Miss Mollie T, Slater, of South Wash
ipgton, has returned from Philadelphia,
where she has been visiting relatives since
the early fall.
The friends of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bivens,
of Delaware avenue, will be pleased to
learn that she is convalescing from her
recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Young, OF Altoona,
Pa, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
McCaEty, OF New Jersey avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander B. Saxen, Of
Baltimore, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Hassler, of Seventh street ex-
tended. They will leave Tuesday for Pen
sacola, where they will spend the winter,
returning again to Washington on their
way to the West.
The mapping of the new manuscript map
Of Nomini folio of Maryland by Mr.. N.
H. Darton, of the same office, was begun
but other work has interrupted 1t.
Opening of the Martyr College of
OratOry.
The graduating courses of the college re-
commence on Monday, November 4, at the
usual hour, 10 a. IN. We are glad to hear
i. from President Edgerly thatthe classes are
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