The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-29
here FREE SILVER
BROUGHT ONLY JOY
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Eilinger Celebrate
- That Anniversary.
Magnificent Gifts Received From
=, Friendsand OrganizatiOns-soc
Notes and Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. EIlinger. No. SIS
street northwest, held u silver reception
last night in celebration OF their marriage,
which was so;emnized twenty-five years
ago yesterday 100. Capitol Hill, by Res.
ather Boyle, since deceased.
The affair surpassed any function Of like
character that has been given III this cit y
for yetifs. The res .Ience was mag efficiently
a illuminated. Tinted igHts from silk shaded
lamps m'u5le their radiance with that
or TIE Chandeliers, which were garianGed
with vines and trailing silver. Chinese
lanterns swung III groups from the ceiling
IN the Hallway, their harlequin reflections
throwing INTO Vivid relief the masses of
flowers and ferns.
The uulai uecGraliUus were superb. A
screen al kalA lounge niu a string orchcs-
Ira Ill the seconu parlof, while in The halls
stairway AID reception rIoin above, where
The gifts We're uispiayed. were grouped
giant exotIcS hid Magnificent flowers III
Iardinieres. A pretty novelty and UBe
typica! or The Cccasiun, was The :. altering
Oh silSeE span9les over Tue steps ami tiGA,rs.
The tabie teEteI-piece conslstcu III tall
glowing stalks ii gla,iiuius Hinged with
while asters.
number of congratuiatory telcsrauis
Were received during the uay, among Them
one from Mr.. Max Arnold, the blind cons-
dian, which read: May silver bells
chime for you utii theJ are golden"
Among the regrets wired WIS one from
Mr.. William Mcdonald, manager ut the
Bostonians, who expressed SORROW at be-
Ing u napie to hear the groom silver speech.
The bridal pair received 1855 letters OF
congratulations and l 54 gifts. Mrs ELL
niger, superb in white brocade, with urra-
mencs OF pea RS and diamonds. received her
guests, assisted By Mrs Rife, wife II MIR.
George w. Rife, ma agerof the Grand Opera
HOUSE; Miss Lnci,e Culby, daughter nf the
former consul to Ching kEing, China, Miss
Ella Gleason, Miss Della Lynch, OF Chira 90:
Miss Maud a Hen, Miss Celia Mckcnna,
Miss Alice Hall and the Misses Howell.
Among the GIFTS were L silver wine cooler,
filled with Jacqaenino. roses, and a large
silver salver from the officers OF Column
bia Commandery.N No. =, oiGrand Comandcry
OF the District OF Columbia: four-branc!Icd
candelsbra from the employees OF the cash
room o: the Treasury. gJii-iined ice cream
set from the clerks Of the finance division
OF tile Pos.orfiea, an n berry set from Mr.
Buddecke. chief chancellor Of the German
and his wife
Mr. Samuel McDOnald. the grCoIn's best
man twenty-five years ago, was among those
present last night.
Mrs. A. o. Duvall and Miss N. Duvail OF
No. &c 90 ii street northwest are summer
Ing at Cape May.
Mrs. Holmes, wife al DIR. Holmes Of Thir-
tcenih street northwest. with her children,
is sunimcriBg at Harper's Ferry.
Mrs. Lemley. wife Of MIR. Samuel c. LEM
ley. u. s. NJ. is Speeding month in Bel
Mrs. Faulkner CT Massachusetts avenue
asf is visiting DIR md Ms n, N
of Colonial Beach.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Mahion Purcell OF No. 4I5
Florida avenue northwest are spending the
season at Smoker Gap, Va.
Mrs. Adelaide Preston shealey. Miss
Isabelle Eardwcli ard Mss Mary Morrow
are among the Neutrality-suspicious. sojourning
ut Mountain Lake Park, Nd.
Mrs. Francis Miller OF No. 1112 L street
northwest, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Alice, are located at Atlantic City
Mrs. L. H. Roth and daughter of Capitol
Hill hare CONC 10 Pennsylvania for a visit.
They will return about October 1.
Mrs. c.. C. Winter OF No. 41b Four-aud-
a-half street southwest tas just returned
from Washington Grove.
Miss Beatrice Walsh of No. 1IO1 Third
street southeast has returned from a six |
w,ees' 'Isit III st. ary's oGniy. Nd.
DR.. and Mrs William Ii. Wilmer of No |
$50 New York avenue northwest, have |
gone Ia caPon Springs for their surnner |
outing. tar-fs s"r
Mr.. r. c. Du Bots and family Of No. 202S ,
Sixteenth street north west, Or. z. l.. Cooke
and DR.. Hager, u. s. A., and wife are
i.,ncng the ''Washfrs tonians sunnnerins at
Smokers Gap, va.
Mrs. Edmund G. Hines has gone 10 Mount
Airy for the month OF September.
Among The, WashiEgtonians spending the
season at Chapel Point, Nd. are Mrs. c.
A. whitford, Mrs. j. II. Connolly and daush-
lers, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lipscomb
..-i.i4iI--
DR.. and Mrs. Leon have gore TO Saratoga
or few weeks.
M and Mrs. Stephen F. Thomas of No
232 New Jersey avenue NORTH west, are
'isiiins friends at Cape May.
Mr.. and. Airs James A Armstrong of
Va, arc located at the
National for Il brief stay.
Mr.. and MIS- Thomas Hitchcock, jr.. are
a t their villa ut Newport Mrs.
lack Gardner of Pride's Crossing Mass
Miss saidee pingman OF Mint, street is
MIC yi,tg few weeks at virginia Beach.
Mr.. John Randolph OF the Navy Depart
rent and bis family are at Fauquier White
uipbur Springs, Va.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
va L. Samstag, fthis city, to Mr.. Benia
rin Rosenthal, of omahn, Eeb. AZ home.
morrow evening, August so, from to
0 y. IN. at No. OIL q street northwe
Mrs Haring and the Misses Doremus en-.
.rtaincd q. h rge-nuihbcr OF friends at a
op given 10 celebrate the completion of
adge Knots villa 1t Arlington, on Thurs,
BY evening. Refreshments xers served
nd the rooms Were tastefuliy siecoxnted (
18th golden rod. q.
Among those present WeFc Mr.. and Mrs, J
scar Haring, Nj. and Mrs.. ". II. Pafner. | J
r. and Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mr. and Mrs
ewey. Mrs. bienar, Hrs. Augur.- Mr~ |
Jorge 9. Chick. Misses Fioaence johnson,