Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Hamlia Tnhrtains in Honor of MIRA
Bissell
The Newcomb-Whitney Wedding-A
Pink Coat Ball-Dinners and
LuncheOns-Notcs.

ot.aeT guests were Mrs. Carlisle. MISS MOI
ton. Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Mendonca, Mrs.
Lazo Arriago. Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Chopper.
Mrs. Winthrop, Mrs. Train, Mrs. Cobb of
Chicago and Mrs. Spaulding of New York.
The table was decked with Easter lilies.
and all the appointments of the dainty
spread were in green and white.
At the wedding tomorrow at the Church
of the Covenant of Miss Josepha Newcomb
and Assistant Attorney General Whitney
the bride will be attended by Miss Emily
Whitney maid of honor and four brides
maids-Miss Margaret Whitney, Miss Pow
ell. Miss Williams and Miss Lockett. Dr.
Thatcher of New York will be best man,
and Mr.. Ralston Fleming, Mr.. Edison Gal
iaudet: Mr.. Bowles and Mr.. Brewster of
New York. with two other New York men.
Who are expected today, will be ush-
ers. Rev. DIR. Hamlin will oficiate.
A reception will follow at the resi-
dence of Prof Newcomb. from 1890
until 2 O'Clock. to which relatives and
intimate friends have been invited. The
couple, after p brief wedding trip. will go
to housekeeping at 1870 street. Mrs.
William Dwight Stickney of New Haven.
Conn.,. mother of the groom. is here for the
wedding. and Mrs. Francis A. Wilson of
Boston, daughter Of Prof. and Mrs New
comb. has also come on for the happy
event
Ms N. s. Lincoln entertained Mrs. Ell
Covarrubias Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Myers. Mrs.
Gallaudet, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Glover. Mrs.
McConley and Miss Drain at pansy lun-
cheon. The table was most daintiiy dec
GRATED. and there were corsage bouquets
Of daffodils at each cover.
Miss Howell gave a luncheon yesterday
at her home at the navy yard. Miss Will
son of Baltimore was the guest OF honor,
and the others present were MISS can
Miss Clarke. Miss Smith. MISS Benhani'
MiSc Harrington.
Miss Hichborn, Miss Stoddard. Miss VIII
lard and Miss Kane.
Gen. and Mrs. Batcheller gave dinner
last night. when their guests were Justice
and Mrs. Peckham, Senator and Mrs. da~-
ley, Gen. and Mrs. McKeever, Lieut. ard
Mrs. Richardson Glover, Miss Wetmore,
Prince Wrede, Surgeon General Iryon anu
Lieut.. Niblack.
The marriage of Miss Edith Prentice Nc
Farland, daughter of the late John NJ Nc
Farland and Rev. Eugene c. Makosky, un-
til recently pastor OF the North Caronna
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church. this
city, and now pastor of an NJ. L. Church IN
Stewardstown, Pa, took place yesterday
at the residence of the brides mother, NO.
436 New Jersey avenue southeast. Inc
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR. j. ID.
Kinzer, president Of the Maryland annual
conference, NJ. p. Church. In the presence
of few relatives and very lntlmate
friends Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Makosky started for New
York, where they will stay for several days,
after which they will return to Nashlng-
ton where Mrs. Makosky will remain Tor
several weeks her husband meanwhile go
ing TO his new charge, where he will pre-
pare the new parsonage. which mas never
yet been occupied, for the reception oil MS
bride.
Miss Edna B. Parrish and Mr.. Frank G..
Duke, both of Richmond. were married yes
terday, at the BROMLEY. House, by Rev.
Pu1d pi ID
Chapel NJ. Z. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Sherman gave very
charming entertainment last night at their
residence, GIL I'd street northeast, in honor
of their daughter Lillian's birthday. Inc
parlors were decorated with palms. ever
green's and lilies of the valley. Miss Lillian
entertained her guests with both vocal and
instrumental music. Numerous and anus
ing pa flor games were INDUCED in, after
which the happy throng were ushered into
the dining room. where an elaborate repast
was served. Among those present were
Misses Hattie and Sonia Hickman. Messrs
Parkinson of Richmond, Va. and Misses
V. Ferris. L. Smith, n. Douglass, A.
Ferris T. Saffell. Messrs. w. 1lgenfritZ, J.
J. Cooney, w. Sardo, James Farrell, G.
STEELE D. Stelle, w. Ryder, l.. o. Murray,
DR. c. Baldwin. o. L. Kenney, Benjamin
Chambers. Benjamin Lightly. DIR. Frank
Waite and wife, Mr.. Joseph Sardo and wife
and Mrs. Ferris. The presents We're numer-
GUS and beautiful.
The Franz Schubert Club was entertained
at the residence of Miss Freyhold the vice
PRESIDENT, Tuesday evening. Those who par
tlcipatei in the program were DR.. Gloetzner.
Mr.. Rakemann. Miss Bestor, Mrs. Eugene
ByrneS, Miss Lucas. Mr.. Reside, Mr.. Anton
Burchard. Miss Schott and the Misses Will
lenbucher.
Mrs. Helen Herspberger. wife of Col. T.
T. Herspberger, of Frederick. Md, Is visit
ing the family Of Mr.. A. J. Whitaker, at No
1925 18th street.
The hop given by the Howard Social
Club Of Annapolis Junction at the Howard
House Easter Monday evening Vas largely
attended by members and friends from
Baltimore, Washington. Howard and Anne
Arundel counties. Supper was served at
midnight. The chapercns Were Mrs. Neal,
Mrs. De Nouges, Mrs. FULLY, Mrs. McCau-
Icy. Among those present were Misses
Ida Keys, Ella Bounds, Messrs. Edgar
Johnson. James Magruder. Charles Allie,
Jerry and Dennis keatings of Washing
ton: Miss Lavania Yates of Annapolis.
Misses Ncttie ana Agnus Owens. NJ. and
K. RutleGge Messrs. c. Gardner. b. Burt
ling, H. Dudley. Lawrence and Eugene
Owens of Jessups; Misses Laura and Ada
Hoffman, Emma Shpley and MIR. VIM.
Hoffman of Laurel: the Misses p. and l..
Lutz, Clara. Jennie, Fannie and Bertha
Pattison, Messrs. l'hilip Dorsey, Perry and
Fred. Selling, J. Lutz. Chas. Reetey and
DR.. F. B. Biser of Howard county; Misses
S. S. Dun ham, F. Whiting. Mrs Frank Nc
Cauley, Messrs. Herbert and John Latch
ford. u. Biddison and Vincent Vicaro of
Baltimore: Mr.. end Mrs. Jno. F. Neal,
Mr. and Mrs A. De vouges Mr. and Mrs
A. c. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Brady,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tuliy, MIR. and Mrs.
c. o. Farrell. Mr.. +. A. Latchford. Misses
Clara and Ethel Latchford, BERTHE Nc
Cauey, Susie and Lily Lusby, Rose Brady
Maggie Perry, Messrs. Carroll Haydn
Eugene Neal, W. l.. Brady, Harry Nc
Caulcy. Mart Sautmyer and A. Latchford
of Annapolis Junction. and others.
The Columbia Athletic Club gave a
charming welcome to its lady friends yes
terday, and they were present in large
numbers. The big house was decked with
flowers and palms from end to end. and
the members of the reception committee,
who We're the active hosts of the occasion,
left nothing undone which could contribute
to the pleasure of their guests. At O'Clock
an athletic exhibition was given in the
gymnasium, which with its numerous novel
and interesting features was highly enter
tanning. Among the ladies present We're
Mrs. l.. G. kimball, Miss Hortense NJ.
Gieseking, Mrs. Lille Breitbarth Mrs. Will
lam A. kimman, Miss Brown, Miss Flor
ence Harris Miss Matte Gibson, Miss jamie
Gibson, Miss Belle Gibson, Mrs. +. L. Hub
hard, Mrs. Prescott, Mrs. Narnell, Mrs.
Holmes. Miss Edith Harris. Miss Luding-
ton, Miss Leona Steinle, Miss Cavanaugh,
Mrs. Holsey, Mrs. A. r. McDonough, Mrs.
Lawrence Parker. Miss Kitty Moriarty.