The evening times., 1896-11-18

daughter. Edith J., to Mr.. Louis PcndletOn
Darrell. Wednesday, November 20. at
O'Clock, AT st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
At the marriage in Baltimore yesterday
of Miss Anna Elizabeth McCluskcr TO Mr.
John FRAMES Quinn the groom was attend
ed by his brother, Mr.. william Quinn, OF
this city. The bridal couple Will visit
Washington oIi their way to Newport News
their fut ure home.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Molie l.. Williams, of Hagerstown, Md,
and Mr.. John Orem, OF this citys
Mrs. Sarah Irwin Mattinglv chaperoncd
the pupils of the Franc American College
to Mount Vernon yesterday afternoon.
Among the party We're Misses Isabella and
Sophia Busbee. Miss Lula Hawkins, Of
North Carolina; Miss OverstolZ, OF st.
Louis, and Mile Constans.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lloyd McDaniels
will leave this evening for New York, to
sail shortly Tor Europe, where they VII
travel until spring.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Bates and
Mr. John C. Detweler will take place to-
morrow evening at 1870 o'clock at Calvary
BAPTIST Church TIE usher> Will he Mr. S
Weeks. Mr w. Mcleod, Mr.. A. Rawlings
and Mr.. j. Skidmore There will be no at
tendant maids immediately after the Cere-
mony the bridal couple Will go to the new
home OF the couple. No. l64l Tenth street
northwest, where IA reception to relatives
and intimate friends will be held from s
to l l.
Mr. Marshall f. Carrier has issued cards
announcing the coming marriage OF his
sister EVELYN Estelle to Mr.. James Monroe
a. aI DlarD "a
D. m, AT the North Presbyterian Church.
A dramatic and musical recital will be
given by Miss Annie V. Forbes at Carroll
Institute Hall on the evening OF November
27, at which event she will be assisted by
Mrs Thomas Moves, Miss Eleanore Sim Onds.
Mr. John II. Nolan, Mr.. b, Frank ;iebest,
Col. John TweedaIe and Mr. Bouic Clark.
n surprise party was given to Miss
Maize Young last evening by the members
of the X. n. Z. Club, who desired in this
manner to express their appreciation of
her services the past year as SECRETARY Of
the organization.
The young people brought several stringed
instruments and q generous hamper Of re
frcshments, which we're served later by
Misses Allen and McGIll. The guests pres
ent were Misses Louie and Mamie Baker,
Georgia b. Evans, Laura Story, Kate and
Wilmot. Fanny Willitts, and Messrs, John
| L. Parks. Stephen Stephenson, Edgar Al
len, Frank Harris, Julian French, John
De Pley, Fred Morgan, Clarence Ball and
James L. Duvall.
Mrs. W. r. Riley and Miss Ida B. Riley
left yesterday for New York. On account
of the illness OF her sister, Miss Riley will
not make her debut until the middle Of
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Powell Jackson have closed
their horne on Oregon avenue, and will
sail Saturday for Europe to spend the WIN
ter il. the south of France.
The reception of the Womau's National
Press Association this evening at the Riggs
House in honor of Mr.. Harry ID. ought of
| Buffalo. n. Y, the president of the Interna-
| tional League of Press Clubs, promises to
be a brilliant affair. The reception hour is
| from to $50. Addresses will be given
| from to 10 and supper from 10 to 1.
Miss Harriet B. Daniels OF kenesaw ave-
| nue. will leave this afternoon for Il months
visit to relatives in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Marie Staley of street has returned
from New York, where she went to attend
the horse SHOW and to visit her cousin,
Miss Allie Shober, of Nyack, who returned
with Miss Staleyto remain until January ! 8.
Mr.. NJ. L. Norton and Misses Juliet Nor
ton and En- ma Price of this city are visit
ing Philadelphia. They are registered at
the Girard.
Mrs. George L. Curtin has closed her
country place on the Rockville road and
moved to the city. Her daughter, Miss Will
limena, will be one of the many debutantes
of next month.
Miss Pauline Mas son Hill OF Denver Colo,
is the guest of Miss Mary McDanieIs of
Georgetown.
The en- ga cement is announced of Miss Mil
licent Ellis to Mr.. Jasper lie Brun.
Miss Camilla Hare, of this city, whose en-
n T matters not What you want in the
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