Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10

those present were MIR. 8. A. Drury DR.
and Mrs g. b. Young. Mr.. and Mrs Rob't
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander II. Nc
Lilly Callaghsn. Annie Estelle aud Clara
Williams, ami Messrs. Wallace. Cassell ami
Mr. Sabarin.
Mrs. Gebhard Leimbach Of Baltimore 4.
spending few days with Mrs. w 4. H.
Crews.
Mr. Edgar A. shilling. the popular com
handing officer OF the Morton Cadets. ana
Miss Mary Agatha Byng of Gecrge,ovn
were quietly married last evening in the
presence OF immediate relatives and near
friends at the parsonage OF ST. Pstrick's
Sburch. Rev. Father Magee oficiAted
The bride was handsomely gowned In a
travelling suit OF green cloth and velvet
ana carried bouqUe: OF La France roses
Al tne conclusion OF the ceremony the
yecng people received the hearty congrat-
ciations and well-wshes Of those IN at
tenuance and departed for a short wedding
TRIP. On their return Mr.. and Mrs. ShIl-
ing VIII reside at PIP l4th street
quite a unique and appropriate dinner
was given last night at the new hom. 40
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKeldin on Mary
iand avenue northeast in honor OF ina
twenty-hrst birthday OF their son. Roherf
"a. w. Mcheldin. Covers were laid for
yGst twenty-one young men friends OF NJ
Mche ldin During the course Of The ain
ner peasant and entertaining remarks vera
made by DR. II. T. A. Lemon. who nre-
sOoht hChti1lN with A solid
Natcn, gift from his father and Late l,v
Mr. u NJ Edwards who on behalf ~
hrs Mckeldin. presented a diamond rim.
70 ner sen. At the conclusion of the sup-
nnmh ests returned to the parior " here
a NUMBER or musical selections, solos ana
Guets were contributed by The s,,asts
-. present included Mr.. Harry Nickel
MI MI Dr. ~. 1, A. Lemon. Mr.. A. +. Cooke.
, hr' Daniels. Mr.. ID. b. Street. Mr.. c Nil.
Ter. M O. r. Taylor. Mr.. D. NJ Eiwa"s.
mr. j. W Buckley Mr.. J. W. Murphy NJ
toward Mr. Gallinger. Mr. {. Clemons NJ
Leroy McNeeIy, MIR. Rober, BnSsai; NJ NJ
Shester MCGOWAN. Mr.. J. Allen ana NJ
Right Reeves. anu MI
masquerade party was given by the
young people of Harlem last eye,iDr >,
MI headys; on Conduit road DanriTc
refreshments were served
Mrs. Harris Barnes of South Read Ind
IS spending a few days with her brotb,.rs
street. At --' i
Miss Mary Helm of Danyille. Ky. 4,
spending few days with Mrs. Method
win at the Portland
The first of a series of entertainm mis- :,
be given by the Sons of Confederate Veto,
rams during the winter will take nj, = Al
their hall this evening southeast corner
r. ana 1fth streets northwest Ii is IN. frst
ofsahized enort OF the young southernera
OF the city to afford regular entertainments
10 their friends. and special ARRANGEMENTS
nave been made TO make the evening" A
Pheasant and notable one. Their new hall
is spacious and especially adapt to ey Az
ing entertainments. and the afflir will no
uoubt prove highly successful one The
chaperones are Mrs. Ralph Walsh, Mrs
John NJ. Hickey, Mrs. II. l.. Biscoe airs
Rust Smith, Mrs. Archibald Young Mrs
marcus Wright. Mrs. Findlay Harris and
Mrs. Riley. The young ladies of the re-
ceiving party are Miss Peachy. Miss Pa>ne
Miss Conrad, Miss Craig, Miss Merri-N
Miss Bscoe, Miss Dcllie Young Miss
ADAMS, Miss Luttreil. Miss Randolph. Miss
Riley, Miss Hungerford. Miss Anderson
MISS Lucy Young and Miss Bayly.
Mrs. George Stoneman widow Of General
Stoneman. ex-governor of California. and
her daughter. Miss Katharine q. Stoneman.
are in Washington for the winter, residing
at 1d25 street.
The Misses Naloney of Il street gave a
pleasant oyster supper last evening After
music the party repaired to the dining
room. where a rerast of oysters was
served by the ladies'. Among others pres
ent were Misses Della Neley. Louise Trei-
Der. Blanche Harvey and the Misses Helsy
from baltimore, Messrs. Marshall Hamil-
ton. 81. German, Seifert, Joyce and " Cor
man.
Miss Marie Maloney of 142a r street viii
leave tomorrow for brief visit to friends
in Baltimore.