Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

VI united states circuit Judge Mchenna-
She is prominent If local society, and is
well known in New York and Washington
circles. Miss McKenna was educated at
Georgetown Convent. She Is exceedingly
pretty and very attractive in manner.
Miss Carrie Kaiser, 1922 Grant street, Mt.
Pleasant accompanied by Miss Josephine
Hoffman, will sail for Europe the 10Th of
this month.
On May the Young Peoples Dramatic
Club terdered William l.. Signor a recep-
ton in honor of his recent graduation, by
which the degree Of MD. was conferred.
Rr. Brooks made a speech, to which DR..
VIM. l.. Signor responded. Others present
were Messrs. Smiler, Young, Baltimore,
Adams, Minor, Guy, Sydnor and Signor,
Misses Arena Brooks. Manning, Steward,
signor Mamie Brooks, Colder and Smith.
Mrs. w. H. Martin and her infant son
left yesterday for Oakfeld N Y. to visit
her parents and in hopes to regain her
health. She was accompanied by her Sis
ter. Mrs. K. Z. Underwood of Brooklyn,
| who has been caring for her.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Anna Huntington Stanley and Lieut.. Will
lard A Holbrook, seventh cavalry.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Gorgas of Shelbyville,
Ind, are visiting their granddaughter,
Mrs. Hobart Brooks, at 1927 Corcoran
street.
Mrs. DR.. Fleming of Shelbyville, Ind,
18th street
Mrs. Robert R. Haywood of South Or
ange. n. j.. is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. st. George r. Raby, 32o5 18th
street. Mt. Pleasant.
There was an interesting gathering of
little children at G23 Maryland avenue
northeast, Tuesday evening last, it being
the third birthday of Alice May Sergeant.
Inc spacious residence of her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Sergeant, was
thronged with the little tots, ranging from
TWO to six years. Among those present
were Misses Bessie Jeffords Marie Nc
Cabe. Loretto West, Ethel Wines. Edna
Haslup, Alice May Sergeant and Masters
Henry Book. Frank Spiedel. Carl Spiedel.
howard McCraisht and Arthur McCraight.
Mrs. l. V. Slater has returned from
short trip to New York.
Mrs. William Mills Thompson of San
Francisco Is here on a short visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Munson Of
| 1924 L street.
Mrs. Ellen Hoyt White. who has spent
the past season here. left yesterday for
her home in Providence. r. l., where she
| Will remain few weeks preparatory to
ner tour abroad. Mrs. White intends sail
ing about the middle OF July.
Mrs. Edward T. White of Knoxville
Tenn, is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. Sui
livan Of goth street.
The High Admiral Pleasure Club gave
dance Tuesday evening. The members of
the club are NJ Schlosser, +. Larcombe,
j. Henicker, G. Cleaves. e. Bryan, G.
Garges, NJ. Baden. w. Crist, A. Clements
F. Eiseman. J. Scheitlan, G.. w Dice, H. j.
Rob-, +: Meads, H. ID. Wood, S. Soper,
E. Gooding w Kinslow, W. CIeayes and
A Donsch. About two hundred and fifty
guests were present.
A merry party of young friends assem-
| bled a the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Van
norm 10 r street. last evening to tender a
surprise and offer congratulations 10 their
eldest daughter, Miss Marian. Games were
enjoyed, and later bountiful supper was
| spread and enjoyed. Among those present
We're the Misses VI. Vanhorn, A. Lord X
branch. A. Noskey, Ruby Bladen, G. VAN
| norm, T.. Ogle, E. Nanhorn, Clara Norton
Master Brother Nanhorn, H. Norton, b.
BrunSer, H. Myers b. l.. Berger, E.
BROOKS, + Norton. Roy Miles and Mr. and
Mrs G. Miles.
Miss Theresa Spandarm of Baltimore Is
visiting the Misses Rubenstein of 1oJ Jth
street where she will be pleased TO see ner
friends Sunday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Edward Thompson has moved
TO 1867 kenesaw avenue, where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
Miss Frances Beatrice Hamilton last
evening celebrated her twelfth birthday at
the residence of her par rents, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Hamilton, on Capitol Hill. The
occasion was one of merrymakng for the
young friends present, who had dancing
| gam.s, instrumental and vocal music as
sources of pleasure. birthday feast of
good things was enjoyed by the youthful
guests. There were many handsome pres
| ents given the little hostess by her friends,
hoth OLD and young. Among those present
were the Misses Mary Holland. Estella
Bryan. Amy Smith. Marie Rice. Mary Rose
Dwyer, Ida and Isabel Holmes, Ethel An
drews, Elsie and Bertha Mccullough. Leila
Brown and Irma Mckenzie, Messrs. Fred
erick Rice. William and Harmer Mckenzie
Mrs. II. NJ. Hufnagel of Brooklyn will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Behrens, 1911 9Th street, reXt week with
her infant daughters, for q brief stay, and
after May lG will be pleased to see her
friends.
The Observation-Disclosures Club was en-
| tertaned Tuesday last by MI. and Mrs. T.
Hofiiiger at their residence on G street The
musical features Of the program were Ger
mar songs by Miss Narifa Hancock and
| piano solos by Miss Bertha Buxman and
| Mrs. NJ. b. Hazard. German selections
| were given by all the members and a So
| cial game followed. The prizes were won
| by Miss Anna Buxman and DIR. w. A.
| Wells. The serving of refreshments con-
cluded an enjoyable evenings entertain
ment. The closing meeting of the clubs
very successful season VIII occur Nav 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Shipman announce
| the marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth
| Carroll. to Mr.. Charles WHY'S StetsoR,
| Tuesday. May u. at noon, a. their home.
| Only relat and intimate friends will be
present.
The Wednesday Evening Club closed
| their season Wednesday evening last with
| Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Allen, in their
handsome new residence at Garrett Park
Md. The city members went in a body on
| the $50 train, and soon after their arriya
partook of a bountiful dinner, prepared tn
der the well-known skill of the hostess
Social games, music and conversations fol-
| lowed. There were present Mr.. and Mrs
McCaully, Mr.. and Mrs. Law. Mr.. and Mrs
Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bauer, Mr.. and Mrs Williams, Mr..
ard Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Kuehling. Mr.. Garden.
| Mrs. Burkart, Mr.. Young, Miss Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs Hayden, the Misses Rice, the
Messrs. Burkart and Mr.. Rice. The club
| returned on the IL o'clock train, delighted
with their pleasant visit.
| Miss Maud Alice Meacham, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Meacham, and Mr.
Isaiah Cox of South Carolina were quietly
married by the Rev. DIR. Baldwin of Wes-
| ley Chapel Wednesday evening" May G.
i They will be at home to their friends after
| May 10 at $40 9TH street northeast
Mrs. W. E. Dargie, wife of the proprietor
Il