The evening times., 1895-10-19

the Misses Tibbitts, Denison. Stole. Gar
rett and Eynon, Messrs. Quinter. Greene,
Fealey, Barton. Cruise, White. Wirgfield,
Eynon, Hopkins. Berger, Bcrens. the
Misses Ray, OF Forest Glenn; Mcdaniel
and Jones.
The ballroom floor was perfection. such
| q surface as dancers dream of, but rarely
find, nd the young folks. in gay even
| ing costumes, drifted about to the music
of waltzes and two-steps until midnight
Cards have been received here for the
maria of Miss Stella Hutchinson I" Mr.
Lewis Merriwether Dabney. The wedding
will take place in New York the latter
part of this month and Mr. and Mrs. Dabney
will make their home in Dallas, Texas.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Adele Enloe, daughter of Representative
and Mrs Enloe, to Mr.. George Laurance
Wilkinson, of this city. The cereniony Will
occur at the First Methodist Church, JACK
son. Tenn. Wednesday, October 23. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkinson ON arriving in Wash
ington will lbe the guest of Mr.. Wilkinson,
sr, at his horne. No. 1926 h street north
west, but later will take apartments at the
woodmont for the season.
Miss Morton is again in the city, at her
cozy home at the Portland. She will make
one Of the Presidential party to the
Cotton States Exposition, leaving Monday.
Mr.. Mckay, who has been visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Marcus Byng, of Twenty ninth
street, left yesterday morning for New York.
Mrs. Col. Tidball, of New York, is
visiting her father, Gen Dana, U. s. A,
at his home on Madison Place northwest
The young son of Mrs. Tidban has recently
entered West P oint.
Mr.. Crosby Noyes and family are still
at their beautiful country place. and will
not come in to take possession or the
house. 1907 Massachusetts, avenue, which
they have recently leased, until November.
Miss Frances Phillips, of New York, will
be the guest of Mrs. Macarthur during the
winter Miss Phillips is sister OF Mrs.
Edward Hilton, of Paris, who Will be
remembered as a belle here during Presi-
dent Cleveland's first term. A friend
of Mrs Hilton's in this city has just re-
ceiyed picture of her two little girls
who bear a marked resemblance to their
handsome mother.
Mr.. and Mrs B. II. Warner are still at
their country place at Kensington.
Miss Liebcr, another wanderer on the
other side last summer, has brought back
any number of smart frocks. At Mrs.
Logan's tea she wore most picturesque
costume of dark wool, with yoke OF
Persian embroidery. Her hat, severe
English shape, was extremely becoming
A black net veil, with white spots and
border, completed this chic costume.
Mr.. Barry Buckley has returned from
his European jaunt.
Paymaster and Mrs. Sawyer are back In
their winter home on the corner OF New
Hampshire avenue and L street. Mr..
Phillip and Mr.. Ray Sawyer viii spend
the winter in New York.
The marriage of Miss jeanette PaysOn.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Char.:s Pay
son, of this city, to Mfr. Raymond LeGhait,
son of the Belgian minister and secretary
of the legation, will be solemnized on the
2Sth of this month. The ceremony will
take place at the residence of the bride,
No. 1889 K street northwest. Cardinal
Gibbons will officiate. The affair will be
private, and only few friends besides
the family will be present. Mr.. and Mrs.
LeGhait will leave shortly after for
tour of several months in Europe. On their
return they will take up their future resi-
dence in Warrington.