The evening times., 1896-11-23

At the birthday party given last week
in honor of the seventeenth birthday OF
Miss Mamie Fersinger by her mother, Mrs
7. Fersinger, games and music formed the
amuSementS OF the evening and substantial
refreshments were served. AT the con-
clusion of the donkey game prizes were
awarded to Miss BERTHE Sipc, Miss Lottie
X elier, Mr. Joseph Klein and Mr.. VIII
Beltsfield.
Among those present were Misses LOttie
Keller, Lena Keller, Berrie Grady, Lulu
Peacock. Hose Johnson, Mamie trick and
sister, Ella Muulton and sisters, TeSsie
Clements, Clara Heck, Mrs VI. Jaegle and
daughter. Mamie kiecse ana sister, Mary
Kaiser, Miss u. King, and Messrs. j. l.
Fersinger, j. u. Finch, IT.. Fred johnson,
Joe Duff, Richard CromptOn, Thorn as
Feaiy, Emmett Elmer, Isaac farmhouse, II.
Bell, Lewis Smith, +. L. Foster, ". Bay
liSs, Fritz Keller, W. NJ. Smith, George
Brunger and George Taylor.
Miss uadessah Hamilton and Mr. Daniel
Thompson Pierce of New York, were mar
ried at Ascension Church by Rev. DR.. j II.
Elliot, rector, at o'clock on Saturday
afternoon.
The bride was attired in Lincoln green
cloth and carried cluster of violets. A
wedding breakfast followed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce left for
We" Ibi hhtlt lhtl VIII
home, at No. 20o West Eight y-fourth street.
Miss Sumeryille, of Arkansas, is estab-
lished for the winter at No. 9Oo N street
northwest.
Miss Cora Best, of Alabama, S the guest
Of Miss Ella Raynor, of Massachusetts
avenue northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney a. Jonas, whose
recent marriage has been announced, Will
he at home on Wednesdays during the
season AT the home of the brides parents,
DR. and Mrs. L. Douglas wepb, No. 5lS
Third street northwest.
Miss Ethel Davidson has returned from her
autumn visit to southern Maryland, and
after 4 brief stay with her parents, on
h street, VIII return tc Boston, where
she has hcen studying art for the last Two
years.
Mrs. John Story has returned from An
napolis and is settled for the winter in her
charming home on street.
The pupils and friends of Miss Helen A.
Nye gave a musicale on Friday evening at
her home, No. 936 o street northw est.
Which proved one of the most successful
events of the season.
The program included d soprano solo by
Miss Josie Buston; alto solo. Miss Blanche
Ruckert, with violin Cbligato by Prof
Hendrick: soprano solo. Miss Blanche Lam
don; tenor solo, Mr. Harry Davis; soprano
solo, Miss Claflin, with violin obligato,
Lindsey: solo, Mr.. Harry Claflin; soprano
solo. Miss Nye.
Miss Bessie Gardner, the accompanist
of the evening, rendered in brilliant style a
piano number from Mendclssoh4,, and the
Metropolitan Mandolin and Guitar Quar-
tet gave several selections in excellent
manner.
The musicale at the Irvington on Friday
next for the benefit of St James T. E.
Church at GARRETT Park will be an inter
eSting event Among the well kno p-n local
talent participating viii be Mrs. Wilson,
Miss Casey, Miss Young, Miss GIennan,
Mr.. Warren Young and DR.. Siebert.
Mrs. Window has returned TO the CITY
after spending the summer and autumn at
her country place in Massachusetts.
Misses Alne and Kathrine Howard have
returned after six months pleasant travel
abroad. Mrs. ward is still in New
York, where she will remain until De-
cember 1.
Miss Salene johnson, of 1.-The Great Dia-
mond Robbery Company, is the guest
of Mrs. Joseph Schmaling of No. 61O
street northeast.
Mrs. Bondle and her daughter, Miss Ada
Carroll, have returned to the city, and
are established for the winter at No. 1914
r street.
Mrs Flint a nd Miss Goddard are the guests
of Miss Riddle for the season at No. 11l6
Thirteenth street.
Received for Redemption.
The national bank notes received today
for redemption amounted to S509,6S0.