Evening star., 1896-11-07
Hospitality Should Reign, as Hard
Times Have Gone.
TEE BRIDES OF TIE COMING WEEK
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle Will
See the Horse Show.
P f r S o n Al n O Il f S

social population mas grown lafBeiy since
the day after election. Some are wreathel
I'm smiles over the results and the rest are
displaying resignation under adverse cir
stances which is truly commenGable. Now
that there are to be no more hard times
that convenient excuse fer keeping ones
income together instead of allowing the
wheels of industry to be stirred by it being
gone. there is not the faintcst reason for
any one who can from entertaining and
therefore from being entertained. Informal
events are frequent and will become more
SO. The only stated invitations up to date
are wedding cards, and these will continue
to monopolize stationery contributions for
another six weeks. much to be com
mended plan is in force this season of an
EoUncing wedding dates a long time ahead
and this arrangement will make IL easy for
persons in the same set not TO conflict
What goes for brides does as well for buds.
The coming out parties are just long
planned ahead, and the suggestion of the
date is quite help to these householders
contemplating pleasant disturbances of the
same character themselves.
Tuesday next. at noon, at St. Andrews
Miss Nellie May Foss and Mr.. Charles
Francis Jones will be married. The couple
will reside in New York.
Miss Blanche Wilson, daughter of Chap
lain David Wilson, L. S. A. retired. and
Mr.. Joseph ii. Hampson of the City of
at the family residence. The brides father,
assisted by Rev. b. Il. James of Baltimore.
will perform the ceremony. Miss Elsie
Bryan, the brides young niece, will be her
only attendant. A wedding breakfast will
follow the ceremony, and after a honey
moon jaLnt through the east the couple
will go 10 the City of Mexico to live.
At Hamline Church, Wednesday next at
noon. Miss Lille McClelland. daughter of
Mrs. John McCleland. and Mr.. Charles w
r~is- sv ,,-tII H.
be at home Tuesdays in December at 1894
V street
Wednesday evening at Christ Church.
Georgetown. Miss Claudia Stuart and Mr.
William j. Bardcn. Corps of Engineers
L. 5. A, will be married. The bride is the
daughter of Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Albert Rhett
stuart. The couple will live at Willets
Point, where the groom is stationed. Bishop
Satterlee, assisted by Rev DIR. Stuart will
+ ofiiciate. The ceremony will he accom-
parted by q full choral service. The brides
maids will be Miss Alice Payne, Warren
ton. Va: Miss Lucy Matthews. Miss Daisy
Blackford and Miss Eva Gilbert. Miss
Sophie Stuart will be maid of honor The
bride will come in church with her brother,
w. G. Stuart of Newport News and DR.
Rhett StuErt, Mr.. Barnwell S Stuart. Mr.
Garden c. Stuart. Master Roger NJ. Stuart
ard Mr.. John +. SHEPPARD will be ushers
with Mr.. w. V. Ladue, Corps of Engineers:
Mr.. +. w. Van c. Lucas Corps of En-
gineers: Mr.. j. Curtis Gilmore. 4th United
States Artillery; Mr.. Charles G.. SawtelIe
I'd United States Cavalry. who will wear
their uniforms. Mr.. c. c. Williams 3th
Artillery. will be best man. A reception
Tor the bridal party and relatives will fol-
low. The couple will be at home at MIL
lets Point after December /.
Thursday at noon Mss IIlizab,lh :
Compton and Mr. Harold Baxter Rees Will
be married at ST. Johns Church
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle are going 10
New York Monday to attend the horse
show. as the guests of some baltimore
friends.
Dinners. luncheons and trolley and golf
parties are making the last weeks of Sena-
tor and Mrs. Mitchelrs stay at their De
troit home Very busy cnes.
Mrs. and Miss Dolph who are now max
ing a visit to Mrs. Philip f. Chaplin. will
go to New York for a while before return
ing to thei; me at Portland, Ore. They
nave been abroad the raSt year. Miss
Dolph viii be a debutante this winter
The Business High School graduating
class, 80 was entertained by Miss Da:sy
Hodgson last evening at her residence No
GAS l street southeast. "reminiscences Of
personal experience since last reunion were
related and music and literature were
interesting themes of the enjoyable occa-
sion. Refreshments We're also enjoved
Among those present Were Misses He'll
brun, Armand. Martin, Johnson, Young
Hodgson. Messrs. Craiger. Sleeman. Eall
Talbert. Bradford, Wood, Mr. and Mrs
Newman and Mr.. and Mrs. Hod2son
Mrs Marcus B. May of Boston, on a
short visit to this city, will be at home. 1920
llth street, Monday, November g. where
she will be pleased to see her friends
A delightful evening was spent at the
rooms of Miss Prentiss, 152g 10th street
last evening, the occasion being tafy
pull. Among the guests were Misses Prem
ice Sis--
Turner, Margaret Patch, Laura Prentiss
and Charlie Turner.
Master Fred Baker and his sister Ada
celebrated their fifth and fourth birthdays
Thursday evening at their home, on 18th
street northeast. They received many use
fui and valuable presents. Among those
present were Masters Fred. Bischoff Jakie
Drice. Willie Drice, Fred Baker, Misses
Laurie Stanford. jamie Stanford, Marie
Bschoff, Lena Drice, Ada Baker and Mrs.
G. Norman and Rob Norman of Balti-
more.
Mrs. Slater-Doyle of Takoma Park has
moved in her new residence, 1879 street,
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Saml. T. Williams of New
York are at the Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. North have returned 10
their home. 2929 14th street. accompanied
by Miss ODonnel.
Mrs. and Miss Deering, after a years alb
Sence, have returned TO the city.
Miss Elizabeth A. Power is visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. ID. keleher. and will address
the Young Ladies' Charitable Association
of Philadelphia at their monthly meeting.
Monday evening next
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Morgan have returned
from their trip through the north and arr.
now at home to their friends at GIL + street
northeast.
r. A. Phillips and family have moved
from :heir summer residence at North
Arlington. Va. to 1i25 q street.
Miss Virgie Ricketts,, daughter of Mrs G.
A. Ricketts,. will be MAJ ried to Mr. George
Rowell Jacobs of Huntington Ind, Noyem-
Der IL at pm, at the Gay Street Baptist
Church. West Washington.
Mrs Rena Wilson and little son have re-
turned after a visit of two months with
her sister in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen have gone for
a two weeks visit to Sumter. S. G.
The Misses Maynard have returned to
Washington after an absence Of a year and
half and will be in town for several
weeks. They spent the past summer at
jamestown. r. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K. Petty announce the
engagement of their eldest daughter, Anye-
la D., to Mr.. w. Berry Early of Brandy
wine, MG. The marriage will take place
the 18th of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson Mason and
tho Mics sLJaSop bar. r,o,ad 20 p,rl -