The evening times., 1895-11-13

| and Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Cour-
sey, Mrs. Donohoe, Mrs. Downey and son,
MMlames Roach, Van Valkenburg Sugrue,
Misses A. Fitzgerald, K. Smith, A. Leonard,
+. Kaiser, NJ Kaiser, K. Sollers, S. Fair
mein. a. Fahrmein, A. Comsey, Messrs G.
Rison. G. Barttlnies, Il. Smith, G. c. Berry,
C. j. Mahoney. j.. Sullivan, Cooley, IL. Man.
ders, Whalen. Zeligan, C. Marshall, SON.
dernlamn, Willis, Meyers, King, Young;
q Callahan, Z. Davis, Winckler, Josef,
and Others.
MIR. and Mrs. Almeric Pagct went to
Hartford on the O'Clock train yesterday y
afternoon There they TOOK the train on
the New England road and got off at
Hop River, about tweDty-six miles east
of the city, where they were met by u
carriage and driven to Henry F. Dinock's s
farm, III South Coventry, over five miles
OF the toughest road in Connecticut. They
arrived at 10 O'Clock.
The DimOck farm is one Of the finest
In the State. In response to request for
Information as to his plans, Mr.. Paget
siih that lie begged to be excused
On Thursday evening an oyster supper
andho will be given by the members of the
ladies' aid societies auxiliary To Phil Kear-
ney and Cushing camps, Sons vf Veterans,
at Golden Cross Hall, No. 316 ePnnsylva-
mia avenue southeast. Asmall admission
fee will he charged. The proceeds will be
used for charitable purposes.
Mrs. Mary A c. Little and sister, Mrs.
Chrissie Miller, are visiting Mrs. Joseph
b. walling of North A street.
Miss Elizabeth Tanner and Mr.. Arthur
Herbert Goldsmith, OF New York. We're mar
ried last evening at st. Stephens Episco-
mn Mr.
brother of the groom, was best man. and
Miss Mamie W. Dickey acted as maid OF
honor. The ushers were Messrs. Frederick
b. Pyle, Charles F. Lensner. John b. Sic
man, jr.. and William E. Mcleod.
The bride was escorted by her father,
Capt. Charles Il. Tanner, and wore an ex-
auisite gown of white satin and chiffon,
with tulle veil and pearls. Her bouquet
was OF White roses sne was preceded up
the aisle by choristers and the maid OF
honor, the latter gowned i'll blue brocade
aud carrying cloth of gold roses.
The chancel was beautifully decorated
with chrysanthemums. and musical num-
bcrs We're sung throughout the ceremony.
Rev. George Fiske Dudley official ed and Mr..
Mcleod was organisi. Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
smith left later for a wedding trip, and
will make their home on Long Island. y. Y.
The young people of Foundry NJ. E.
Church had very pleasant time at their
monthly social held last evening The
host was Mr.. Irving o. Ball, who was
cievcrly assisted by his estimable wife.
The spacious parlurs of the Hotel Hamilton
were tastefully decorated. The '.chest-
nut feature of the entertainment dispensed
with all undue forfnaiity.
The musical programme was most en-
joyable. Miss Kryder rendered piano
soh'. Mr.. Ball. Miss Aitschu and Miss Bush
sang; Miss Burdette gave 4 selection un the
banjo, and Mr.. william watley made a
go,d hit in buriesque recitation. co.,
ation was served, the private dining rooms
Of tue hotel being specially decorated for
The -occasion. Prominent among those |
present were Rev. DR.. Brown the pastur.
md wife: Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, H. Richard-
son, Dr. Bales. DR.. Applpr, and lady. Mr.. |
ward and wife, Mr. Bains and wife, Dr.. |
helnike and mother, Misses Miller. Heatcn,
Denilam, Fitzhugh, the Misses Stinrrnetz. |
ne Misses Cahill, the Misses Young, the
Misses Chandiee, Mrs. Woodland Misses
Kennedy, Valley, and Mcssrs. Anderson,
iodskins, Matthews, Cahill Ned Tower
.naries Durham, Burton Brown, Henry
Aitschu and many others.
Iht Z. f. Society Of Faith Chanel ten |.
ierrd surprise party to Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Dewey of No. 1913 X street south.
vest last evening, it being the seventeenth
anniversary of their married life The
louse was well filled by their friends and
many rcInembrances Of the occasion We're
n evidence.
among those present were Rev. and
Hrs. Warren, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. SuIli-
an, Mrs. ChrismOnd, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs.
Duffy. Mrs Little, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs.
Gerry, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Sonneman. Mrs.
;arter, Mrs. Hennins and Misses Ferry,
3owdler, Mayere, Harrison, Greenwell,
4ncSet', West and Little; Messrs. Holmes,
little, J. Taylor, L. Taylor, Miller, Sulli-
an, Duffy, Bonnett. Pfleiger. Murphy.
and little Winfred Warren and
faster Albert S. Dewey.
Quite the most delightful subject for dis
nssiondnd arrangement among the younger
ct OF society just now is the series of dinner
ances they are planning for the coming
eason. According to the present decision
here will be six OF these brilliant gatherings
uring the winter, beginning in December.
Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Brire, Mrs. Hay, Mrs.