Evening star., 1896-02-15

lister to Venezuela, and Miss Theresa An
| lrade.
Some of the social events dated for the
| last two days Of the season are for Mon
day
Mrs. Cleveland, a luncheon in honor Of
| Mrs. Mckee.
Mrs. Grant, luncheon.
Mrs. o. G. Staples and Mrs. C. Dewitt,
a tea, 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins, a musicale.
| POSTMASTER General and Mrs. Wilson, a
dinner.
The marriage of Miss Catherine Martin
Weston Fuller and Mr.. Theodore L. Beech
| er at St Johns Church.
| The Washington Assembly, at the Ar
lington.
| Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Graham Bell, din
| ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend, dinner
The Secretary of Agriculture and Miss
| Morton, dinner to President and Mrs
Cleveland.
! Miss Closson, dance.
The marriage of Miss Margaret S. Pat
| ferson and MIR. Edward J. Taylor al Ascen-
| sion Church.
| Mr.. b. II. Warner at a handsome dinner
| J. NJ. Reynolds, Prof. Otis T. Mason, Gen.
| Mlchener, Rev. Dr. Talmage, United States
Treasurer Morgan, Judge Cole, Judge Nc
Sonas, Assistant Secretary Eanllin. Mr..
| l. d. Nipe Gen. Henderson, Mr.. William
| Eleroy Curtis, Mr.. Benjamin Butterworth,
MIR. Theodore w. Noyes, Mr.. Jesse =. VIII
son. Col. II. F: Blount, Representative ]. f.
| Washington, Representative Fowler and
| representative DoIliVer. The table was
| tastefully appointed and the name cards
| were valentines.
Continental Chapter. D. A. r., will meet
at the Hotel Oxford Monday evening, Feb
| luary II, at . O'Clock. An address viii be
delivered by MIR. John Gccde OF Virginia,
ana there will be a fine musical and liter
ary program, which will be of particular
hteTe:t to the visiting members of the d.
A. r.
The Short Story Club held its fortnighfly
meeting Wednesday. The story of the
evening, "Oniy a Slipper" was read by its
author, Miss Ringgold. The Columbia
Selghts Banjo Club favored the company
with several selections. Other attractions
| were songs, Separation" and as an en-
core Ben Bolt" by Miss Esputa, and
wans bohoNnE,, and an encore by Miss BlancE
| Nood; recitatons, can Astronomic Bore"
and The Clowns Baby" by Miss Annie
ftertford; neat little speech in praise of
tne cup by Judge Moulton, and original
pie @peGiis Is, by Mr. Clifford Howard, Music"
ahG lhe Besgars Thanksgivfng' and one
on the Armenian question by Mrs. Sheehan.
MRS. Heywood. at Maine headuuartors.
VIII not receive Monday, February II. ow-
| ing to the death of her aunt Mrs. Wilkins
MISS Elizabeth Antoinette Tolson, daugh-
ter Of the late Francis Tolson of Weston. ,,
tTa;r taCe George county, Nd was married
| "edneSday, the 18th instant, to Mr. Went
worth Childs Jones of Washington The
/ ceremony took place at St Barnabas
| Shufch' oxen Hill, Md, in the presence of
| a large company of invited friends from
this city and the adjacent counties Of Mary
land. Rev. Richard I. kerfoot of ST. i2ar
nab&s church officated, his daughter. Miss
| f>effoot, playing the wedding marches from,
i1ohengrin and Mendessohn as the bT.i,lai
party entered and left the church During
| Me-" 'e
The bride a handsome ,trayai;np
| gown of tl.'et broadclotn with vest and
| trimmings ~ Dresden brocade in blue and
| oiu rose. L. tecoming hat of old rose
| velvet was trimmed with the same shade
| OF crush roses and black ostrich tins The
Dfidal bouquet was of white roses The
| bride entered the church with Rev oieorc.
fiske Dudley Of St. Stephens Church. Mt.
| Pleasant who gave her hand in marriage.
Miss Bessie PinckneXs6Iitchell of Washing
ton was maid Of honor and wore gown Of
| golden brown broadcloth trimmed with pink
nrocade and carried a bouquet of La
| France roses.
Mr.. Frederick Smith and Mr. Carroll
| DigSs of this city were the ushers The
groom was attended by his brother, Mr..
| Copeland Page Jones of Washington, as
best man.
After a northern trip Mr.. and Mrs Went
| worth Jones viii return TO spend the spring
and summer at Weston Maryland, with
| the brides mother, and next winter will
come to make their permanent home in
| Washington.
The bride is related to the distinguished
| Bowie family of Maryland, a cousin of the
late Gen. Thomas +. Bowie and Gov Oden
Bowie. The groom is grandson of the
late Mrs John Coates Jones of "Clean
Drinking Manor" on the Jones' Mill road
near Chevy Chase. d. c., and is descended
from a long line of distin guished revolu-
| tiopary patriots. Through his grandmother
he is a direct descendant of the EarIs Of
| Macclesfieid, England.
| There We're many handsome presents re-
ceived by the bride and groom, and in their
| new life their hosts of friends wish them
all happiness.
Katharine Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Carr Heydrick of Erie, Pa,
| and William Z. Harvey of this city were
! married Wednesday, the 18th instant in St
Paurs Church, Erie. At home, 5Uo Florida
avenue northwest, after March 1.
Some of the events of this afternoon and
| evening are Miss Batcheiler's tea for Mrs
! Cyrus Field Judson, Mrs. Hart's tea, Mrs
| Hadley's tea, Secretary and Mrs. Smiths
| Girner for the President and Mrs. Cleye-
| land, the Chilean minister and Mrs. Gana's
dinner for the Vice President and Prof. and
| Mrs. Alex. Graham Bell, q reception.
Dr. and Mrs C. w. Richardson of 11O2 L
| street entertained the faculties of the CO.
| lumbian University last night at a recep-
| ton given to meet President and Mrs
! Whitman. Dr.. Richardson is president of
| the alumni of the university, and the recep-
! ton, which was eXclusivey'a q college affair.
| was for the purpose of promoting good fel-
| lowship among those intrusted WITH the
management of the several branches of the
university. This was the first OCCASION at
| which all the memeberS of the faculties of
| the university and their wives had come to-
| gether in a social way, and very delight
| full evening was spent. The house was ar
| tsticaliy decorated with palms, roses and
| flowers. During the evening a collation.
| was served.
/ The two! lower floors We're thrown open,
| the music being in the Office. Those re-
| ceiving We're Dr. and Mrs. Whitman, DR.
End Mrs. Green, Mr.. and Mrs Martin, Miss
| Johnston, Miss Noble, Miss Mamie Small
| Miss Mason, Miss Hull, Miss Noble and
| Miss Merriman Feale. Among the guests
were Secretary and Mrs Hoke Smith, Post
master General and Mrs. Wilson, Controller
| and Mrs Eckels.. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
| Noyes, DIR. w. W.. Johnston, Mrs. Scott and
| Miss Loveioy, DR.. and Mrs. A. F. A King,
| Dr. j. Ford Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. Harri-
| son, DR.. and Mrs. Butler, DIR. and Mrs.
| Shute DR.. and Mrs. Stands, Dr. and Mrs.
| Van Rensaeler, Prof. and Mrs. Reed DR..
| Mrs I0r