Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-25

| lngton next week for the west will be at
rome this evening with Mrs. Colby, 1925
| 10th street.
The marriage of Miss May Louise Rose
to Mr.. Benjamin Franklin Myers took
| place at high noon last Wednesday at the
| parsonage OF the Church of the Holy Name
me kew. Father I. j. Kervick officiating
| A large number Of the relatives and friends
Wero present at the ceremony. At its con-
| ciusion the bride and groom repaired to the
lone Of the brides parents. and. in COM
! pany with the immediate relatives of boz h
| families. partook OF q substantial and ele-
| CANT wedding breakfast. The couple left
that afternoon for an extended tour
| through the west to visit relatives at Min
neapoiis and Monticello, Mimi. and friends
| and relatives at Cincinnati, Ohio. and In
| dianapolis. Upon their return to Washing
ton the parents of the bride will give
| wedding reception in their honor, May 49,
| at 81 street.
| Miss Martha Shank of Williamsport, Pa,
having concluded her visit in Alabama. is
| On her way home and stopping for a few
days with her cousin, Miss Ethel ID. Baker
| at SIC Q street
| Mrs. VIM. s. Ryan Of Brooklyn is visiting
her sister. Miss K. NJ. Hendley.
The I. =. Club held a reception at the
residence Of Miss McKnew last evening
| Music. dancing and a collation. were the
| pleasures Of the evening. Those present
were MIR. and Mrs Mcknew, Mrs. 7: p.
| Hartigan. Misses Ferris. Holden. Fay. Will
| son, Corners Harris. Wells and McCauley
| Messrs. Parker, Dunn, Wilson, Hall. Nor
gan. Flynn. Boyle, Collins. Fisher. Myers
| and Walsh.
Miss Gay, who has passed the winter
| at the Clarendon HOTEL has moved to 1906
| H street, where she will remain until she
| leaves the city for the summer.
| Miss Josephine Williams and Mr.. Willard
| Lyell. both of Virginia, were married April
| Stakely.
| Mrs. c. H. Robinson and Miss Robinson
| (wife and daughter of Mr. c. II. Robinson
| United States pension agent. of Des Moines,
| Iowa. are now guests of Mrs. Robinson's
| sister, Mrs. F. c. Be rker of 3O6 NJ street
| Miss Robinson Is unsteady talented.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Schroth gave birth
| day party for their two children, Cassard
| and Riston. last week. which was a very
pleasant affair Quite large number of
| their friends and playmates were present,
| and all had a good time.
Mrs. A. Frank Miller. formerly Mrs.
| Helen Kahn Of Baltimore, Is the guest of
| Mrs. NJ. F. Eiseman, 90S Massachusetts,
| avenue. At home this evening.
| Mrs. Mary Van Auken-Mills returned yes
terday from New York city, where she has
| been visiting relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. Patty Miller Stocking. having re-
| covered her health after her accident of
| more than two years ago. is now residing
at 1874 L street. where she is ready to see
| her friends
There was a pleasant surprise party given
| to the Misses Maggie and Mamie Kelly by
the Misses Mamie Harbinson and Emma
| Shedd. at the residence of Mr. Kelly, 1903
| w street on Thursday evening last Dane
| ing and games were INDUCED in and enjoy
! ed by all present. after which refreshments
were served. Among those present were
| Mr.. NJ. Moriarty. Mr.. n. Moriarty, Nj
Coughlian, c. Ransdell, L. Ransdell, L.
Serrill e: Shedd. Miss Rout. NJ. Harbinson.
Mr.. Frank Kelly, ID. O'Leary. W. Doyle. A.
| Cross, w. Cross. Mr. Jones, MIR. Hixson, Mr.
Harbinsen and Mr.. Willet.
| Columbia Chapter. ID. A. r., gave a tea
yesterday from to in honor of Mrs
| Stevenson. president general Of the society,
| at the residence of their regent. Miss Che
| noweth. 1872 Vermont avenue. Besides Mrs
| Stevenson there were in the receiving party
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris, Miss Mildred r.
| Lee, Mrs. Ackers Miss Virginia Miller,
Miss Gheen and Miss Mary ID. Chenoweth
| A mandolin orchestra played throughout
| the reception. The tea table decorations
| We're maidenhair ferns and rose color
| daintily and tastefully arranged Mrs In
| gals presided at the tea table and Miss
! Marie Ames Hartsock at the lemonade
bowl. Among those present We're many of
| the visiting Colonial Danes of the Society
| OF Maryland. The members of the Column
| bia Chapter. d. A. r.. and the national off
| GERS also, including a number of the Sons
! of American Revolution, were present Mrs
Madison A. Balinger. Mrs. Raphael c.
| Gwynn, Miss S. a. Lipscomb. Mr.. and Mrs
| william L. Frye, Mrs. j. d. Croissant, Mrs
| l.. b. Swormstedt. Mrs b. McGoodwin,
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Green. Miss Green,
| Trenton. n. j.; Mrs. Joshua Weldon Miles
| DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE. Mrs and Miss
| Vale, Mrs. Thomas H. Alexander, Mr.. and
| Mrs Tittman, Mrs. Stakely, Mrs. Henry
| Berry Mrs. Florence X. Solger. Mrs. DE B.
Randolph Keim. Mrs. ]. J. Bullock. Mrs.
| William H. Scribner. Mrs. Charles H. AL
| den, Mrs A. ID. Bracket, Mrs. Stephen j.
| Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Martin. Mrs
Mary J. Seymour, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Ed
(y00dfpllnW Hor VI
| Miss Hartsock, Mrs. Elisabeth Sloan SEN
| ator and Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Gardener and
| Mrs. Clinton Smith.
Tne Deutsch -Amertkanische Club was en-
tertained Tuesday last at the residence of
! w. H. Hazard. 1907 Rhode Island avenue.
The program consisted of vocal and in
| strumental music by Miss Xarifa Han
| cock. Miss Leontine Won Entrees and Mrs.
| by the club. novel and pretty feature
| of the program was the presentation of
| several charades, represented by tableaux,
| the audience being required to guess the
meaning Of each picture. These were given
| by Misses Hancock and Won Entrees Mrs
| Won Hartleben. Mrs. Hazard. Miss Carrie
| Hazard and Mr.. G. II. Michaelsen. Be
| sides those mentioned there were present
| DR.. Won Hartleben. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
| Hoff1iger. Mrs. Michaelsen, Misses Bertha
and Anna Buxman. Mr. A. M. Orrison.
| Miss Watson. Miss Proctor, Mr.. Edw. A
| Levy, Miss Tauszky, Miss Porter and Miss
Julia Won Entrees.
Mrs. N. II. Van Zandt has changed her
| residence to 917 10th street.
Miss Elizabeth Niche, who has been so
| dangerously ill for more than two weeks is
| now convalescent, and hopes soon to be
| able to resume her official duties.
| One Of the prettiest affairs that charac-
| terized the visit of the Colonial Danes was
| the reception at the Shoreham Thursday
| afternoon given by Mrs. Henry c. Brewster
! of Rochester, n. y, in honor of the dele
gates from the various states The en-
trance hall to Mrs. Brewster's suite of
| apartments was prettiy decSed with large
| branches of apple blossoms in Jars and
| festooned upon the walls. The same deco
rations appeared in the parlors. in addition
| to which were double Towering cherries
! and peach blossoms, while white and red
rosesa contribution from the White House.
| in honor of the guests, adorned the fern
/ banked mantels, beneath which were ar
| ranged clusters of palms and foliage. In
| the tea room the prettily appointed table
| was set with a large center of white lilac
! blossoms with pink-shaded candles on
| either side. The ices We're frozen in the
| form Of fruits. and the whole menu was of
| the daintiest character. The ladies who as
sisted Mrs. Brewster were the wife of the