Evening star., 1896-11-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Page.)

datntily set and the oysters were served in
every style Dancing, vocal and instru-
mental music were INDUCED in, and a
81 neral good time prevailed. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Foy, Mrs.
P: A. Cudmore. Misses Wallace. McAlear,
Mary and Jewel Cudmore, and Messrs
Harper and Connor.
Mr.. Howard P. Cobey is spending a few
days 1T Upper Cedar Point on q hunting
trip.
A delightful masquerade party was ten
dered by Miss Ida smaliwood TO her little
friends Thanksgiving evening at her resi-
dence, 12ol q street southeast. The prize
for the handsomest costume was awarded
to Ada Reise and the most comical to
Carrie Smallwood. After several games
refreshments wee served. Among those
present were the Misses E. and r. Bart
lett. O'Neill. Albec. Lion, IIindle, Goss.
Garter. Jordan: Turner. Spence, Smith, NC
ba1n; Ghand,sr ca9To: Mos:srs STEM Pennington and
Smith, Forrest, O'Ncil. Stein, Stevens and
E. Smaliwood
The Short Story Club met Wednesday
evening in the Lehman building Miss
Corinne Hay gave the story Of the evening,
''The Lone Grave OIL the Bluff" Mr. Bal
linger recited 1.-The party that our sum
mer boarders gave" also a dialect sketch;
The Last Day" an original poem, was
given by Mrs. Robert T. Head: Mr.. Hens
ley gave two humorous recitations. An
essay on the Life and Work of Eugene
Field" was given by Miss 8. NJ. Hud-
dleson. and number Of poems by Field
were recited and read by club members.
There was also a discussion of Fields
method and style. Addison and Steele will
be considered by the club at its next meet
ing. and that period of English literature
between 1859 and 1927. Among those pres
DR.. Pomeroy. Mr.. Hensley. Mr.. Ballinger,
Mr.. Agnew, DR.. Robinson. Major and Mrs.
Willis, Mr.. Peters, Mr.. Chaplin. Mr.. Hay
wood. DIR. Klemm, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Howard, Mrs. Wilmington, Miss Hertford,
Miss M. Bennett Mrs. and Miss Williams,
Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. f. r. Burket. Mr..
Thompson, Mrs. Roy and Professor H. c.
Kirk.
A party Of young people comprising
members of the Sun Cyclers Of Baltimore
visited Washington today and enjoyed q
ride to the principal points of interest.
The party comprised Miss Mary E. Milhol-
land and Mr.. f. F. Milholland on tan
dem; DR.. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Van der
Veer and Mr.. Walter A. Poole on single
wheels. The visitors registered at the
Regent after enjoying spin over the
smooth city pavements and out the Conduit
road to Cabin John bridge.
A very pretty wedding took place last
evening at the parsonage of St. Dom
inics, the ceremony being performed by
the Very Rev. Father Kent, o. p. The con-
tracing parties were; Mr.. Arthur Sellar
of Edgartown. Mass. and Miss Della Buck
ley OF TINS CITY, The bride wore pretty
suit Of brown cloth, trfmmed in gold bro
cade, with hat and gloYes to match She
was assisted by her sister. Miss Nellie
Buckley. who was also; gowned in brown
cloth. trimmed in iradascent and canary
SATIN: The groom was attended by Mr..
M Buckley. brother sof the bride. The
presents We're pumerous and costly.
Mr.. Ambrose E. Prs,tt and family have
returned to the city for the winter Mr..
Pratt has been doing newspaper work at
Buzzards Bay the pastitour years, cover
ing the movements Of the President and
other cabinet officers iriithat vicinity. He
Is here as private secretary to Congress-
man Simpkins of Massachusetts