The evening times., 1896-12-01

iIiDhS Tue SutatS pitothb "Nit ''iea
Mrs. b. Eckert. Mrs. Euial:a Evans, Miss
Mabel Wiley. Mr.. John X. Darrows and MI
Howard Small.
Mrs. and Miss Bryant gave a delight
ful reception ON Monday afternoon at
the National Hotel in honor OF their guest,
Mrs. Freida Kcid OF New York.
Mrs. Ella Grills served tea and Mrs.
A. X. Townsend assisted i'll receiving the
guests.
Among those who called were Mrs
Schcllman OF New York Miss Reid Mrs. E.
c. Andrews, Mrs. Il. ID. Camden, Mrs. E.
b. Evans Mrs. John Knox, Mrs. Wright, DR..
Stoutenburgh, the Misses StOutenhurgh,
Miss Loughran, Miss Tally, Mrs. Little,
Mrs. S X. Townshcnd, Miss Callaghan, Mrs.
Il. A. Lee, Miss Murphy, Mrs. Gafrin, Mrs.
Johnston. Mrs. Murtagh. Mrs. W. T. Darden
and Mrs. L. Byrd Doran.
The Violet Club met last night for
the first time after its organization, at the
residence of Miss Bessie Fleet, of street.
The early part of the evening was spent
in the transaction of business, after which
a program of music and Tecitations was
well rendered by Miss Edtha Spelhouse
Miss Maudc Allen. Miss Daisy Stevens and
Messrs. II arns, Allison, Meredith and
Burns.
Among the guests present were Misses
Adams, Hattie MAYOR. Eugenia wilkins
and Messrs. Horace Atkins, j. B. Walter,
+. FRANKIE, j. Porter, Fred Anderson and
lie Roy.
Mrs. John Gray Foster and her mother
have returned from Chevy Chase and TAX
en- apartments at the Concord for the win
ter.
Mrs. L. l. Saxton will not resume her
weekly At Homes until next Tuesday.
Senator Charles H. Gibson and Mrs.
Gibson left their Maryland home. Rad
cliffe Manor" yesterday for this city.
They have taken the furnished house, No.
1918 n street, for the winter. Senator
Gibson has made business connection
i'll Washington in the line of his profession,
50 that the family VIII stiIl continue to
live here after the Senator's term expires
He still retains his residence in Talbot,
and Radcliffe Manor viii tie the family
home the greater part of the year.
very pretty wedding took place re-
Gently "A the hOm, of Mr.. James SpringmaB
Maryland avenue. Miss Susie Springman
was married to Mr.. Harry Glading, Of
Philadelphia. Pa. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Greene, of Calvary
Baptist Church.
The bride was attended by Miss Edith
Hoffman, and Mr.. Arthur Springman was
best man. The rooms Were beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers, and
beneath complete bower of evergreens the
ceremony took place. The bride was at
tired in a pretty gown OF white brocaded
satin. She wore handsome diaInop ear
rings. the gift of the groom and carrieu bride
roses and maiden hair ferns The newly
welded couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for a trip to Niagara
Among those present We're Mrs. Lou
Glading. Mrs. Tyler, Of Camden, n. J.; Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Springman. Mrs. John Spring
man, Mrs. Rosa Bacon, Miss Bacon. Mrs.
Adams, Misses Adams, Mr. VIII Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. kalstrom, Mr.. and Mrs
Hallenbeck, Miss NJ. buckingham, Miss II.
Watt, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Phillips, Mr.
Imire, Miss NJ. Imire, Mrs. ]. Yates, Miss
Ella Cook, Miss Mamie Cook, Mrs L. Bran
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thompson, Mr. Rat
ciiffe, Mr.. W. Kirby, Mr.. Redman, Mr.
Fisherman, Miss George, Miss Carrie Bren-
non, Mr.. Arthur Campbell, Mr.. Edward
Libbey, Mr.. Richard Campbell and the
parents OF the bride.
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