The morning times., 1895-11-03

soJourn.
The rooms of the Children's Hospital were
decorated with palms and flowers and
draped with flags yesterday afternoon for
a reception, wnicn lasted from l to
O'Clock. a number of tables IN different
ro oms were fitted up for the sale of
flowers, candy, creams, and fancy work,
which found ready patronage among the
many guests. Tue little inmates or this
charitable institution who Were suffi-
cicnlly well 10 appear Were gathered in
the doorways, or We're wheeled in their
invalid chairs 10 some point of vantage
where they could enjoy the sight OF so many
kind and interested friends.
In the long wards the ladies moved about,
saving cheerful words and carrying gifts
to the small invalids. No children over
twelve are taken III charge at the hospital,
and baby's ward has lately been added
to it. Mrs. Horace Wylie, Miss Cabell,
Miss Margaret Cox. Miss Tyler, Mrs. Ii.
D. Todd, Mrs. Col. Eliot, Mrs. Pollock,
Mr.. Gait, ana many Others were among
the guests. Reception cOnImiuee-MrS.
Kennedy, and Nine. de SIbour. Committee
on flowers-Mrs. Ramsey, Miss Eliot, and
Miss Todd. Candy-Members of Virginia
DOdson Memorial Chapter. Fancy work
Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Kaufman, and st.
Mary's Guild. Tea Mrs. MacGudre, Mrs.
II. ~ :
Audenreid Mrs. Rogers, MIS-. Sheridan,
and Mrs. Johnst one. Ice cream-Mrs.
Henry and Mrs. Moore. Cake-Mrs. Gale.
pleasant straw ride to Burnt Mills
and back was enjoyed by party OF
young people last evening, among whom
were. Miss Wirgman, Miss LimbriCk. Miss
Thomas. Miss O'Ncil, Miss Moore. Miss
Dutton. Miss SpateS. Miss Hancock, MI
BRAY, Mr.. Stevenson. Mr.. Walach. Mr..
BARKER Mr.. Callahan. Mr.. st. Clair, Mr..
Harmon and Mr.. Dutton.
Mrs J. C. Martin gave an All Halloween
masquerade party to number or her
friends on Thursday evening al her home,
405 G street northeast. Among those pres
ent We're Miss Gertrude Turner. duchess,
Miss Monte Sullivan. American girl; Miss s.
Sullivan. Scotch Iaddic; Miss Eva nder-
son. Scotch laSsie: Miss Addie Heinr!chs.
snowflake: Miss Emma HeinTichs, Indian
sQuaw: Miss S. r. Turner, tambourine
girl; Miss A. Martin, peasant girl; Mrs.
!. c. Martin, Irish washerwoman; Mr..
Arthur Anderson, negro dude: Mr.. VIII
Fletcher necrumancer; Mr.. George Smith.
colored servant: Mr.. John Farrell, Dutch
man; Mr.. Victor Nash. colorcd market
woman: Mr.. f. Fletcher. clown: DR.. Mad
dox student: Mr.. J. C. Martin. gentleman;
Mr.. c. Stover. Billy the tramp; Mr.. John
Ford Turk: Mr.. Albert Jones, prince;
Prof. G. Slower. monkey. Those unmaSked
were Mrs. LOveless, MIR. Leonard, Mr.. Ro-
land Turner and Mr.. West.
Mrs. j. B. Hartley has returned from.
abroad and is located at the Bancroft,
with her sister, Mrs. HutChins.
Miss Mary V. Neumeyer and Mr.. George
P. Parton, of Scranton, Pa, will be mar
ried on the morning of November IL at
the residence of the brides father, Mr..
! Leopold Neumcyer, of No. All Tenth street
southwest.
DR.. Whit Hammett has returned from
ST. Mary's county.
Mrs Lucas, wife of Lieut. L. c. Lucas
! of the Marine Corps, has returned to the
| city and is at No. l22 East Capitol street
The Wethcrald homestead near Rockville
Md, has been purchased by Gen. John Glib
| bon.
The marriage of Lieut.. Harry C. Benson
U. s. A., to Miss Mary Breeze will occur
! in San Francisco early in December.
Mrs Hebb, wife of Col c. D. Hcbb, of
the Marine Corps, retired, is at No 1 ZIG
| street northwest. Mrs. Hehb and her
| daughter have summered abroad and Miss
Elise will remain in Paris all Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toben have arrived in Wash
ington from New Jersey, and are stopping
at Mrs. l.. Gallagher's, No. Alb street
| southeast.
Cards are out for the marriage of Beatrice
| Louise, daughter of Mrs. A E. Welcler
| In Mr. ErDuIin EiIliau WaIpas,,,r
vember 13, at T:3O O'Clock. The cere-
| nIony will occur at st. Paul's English Iut..
| crln Church, Eleventh and II streets nortb h.
west and reception will follow after s
O'Clock. Mr.. ard Mrs. KilIian will be al
home after December 10 at No. 1925
| Fourteenth street northwest.
The marriage ofMiss Gertrude Matthew
son Ia Mr.. Joseph Garrison Ringwalt Will
take place at Trinity Episcopal Church
November 10.
Miss Bertha Gibson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs George Gibson, No. 1884 Rhode
Island avenue, and Mr.. James II. Hudson,
| of Alexandria, will be married at the
Church of the Ascension Wednesday, No
vember %.
Miss Emma Thorne, of Fig hth street south
east, viii leave tomorrow for Newark, ~
| D., WHtEc Sut Will TefildlH uutll alter tEe
| Christmas holidays.
| Lieut.. Commander Tram, U. s. N. has
returned from Europe and is again at his
home, ON Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Winnie Davis will
| spend the winter in New York