The morning times., 1896-01-17

palms and flowers. Music was furnished by
the Fourth Artillery Band.
Among the guests weret Miss Cecil Miles,
Miss Quamer, Miss Sherman, Gen. and Mrs.
Lieber. Maj. and Mrs. Jacobs, Miss Hunt
ington, the Misses X Keltbn Mr.. Miyaoka, Capt
and Mrs. Sampson. Miss Lieber DIR. Francis
Lieber, Mr.. Will Lieber, Miss Marion Leech
Mr.. and Miss Whitney, Miss Fitch, Miss
Emily Warren, Mr.. Nortsn, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond, the Misses Raymond and others.
Mrs. Chase gave q supper last evening
after the hop at Washington Barracks.
Mrs. Louis d. Wine, 1717 Q street,
has a S her guest Mfs. Lewis II. Baugher OF
Gettysburg, Pa.
Mrs. and Mrs. Cummings of Connecticut
are at GIT Sixteenth street north west for
the winter.
Mrs. X. @. Cooley of New Dorp. s. l., is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. Lynn Davis, at
4S NJ street northwest. Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Cooley will be at home Tuesday even
ings in January.
Mrs. G. Warfield Simpson will not be at
home today, but will be the remaining
Fridays during the season.
The ladies of the Washington Seminary
will be at home today and February Z,
from to 8, at 1888 Seventeenth street.
Mrs. James II. Eckels will not be at
home today, but will be on the remaining
Fridays in January.
Mrs. John W. Clarke and Mrs. Moncure
Burke viii be AT home Wednesdays, Jan
uary % aud 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oliveri have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their daugh-
Ter Mamie To Mr.. George Franklin Lewis.
Wednesday evening, January %, at
O'Clock. at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. A reception will be held at No.
S14 Ninth street southeast at $50 O'Clock.
A lecture on Raphael's Madonnas was
given last evening at Eclectic Institute,
M. 1342 Vermont, avenue, TO a large
gathering.
The italian Ambassador aud Baroness
Fava have taken n house on Vermont ave-
nue. near l. street. where they VIII pres
emily be esla blished for the season.
Baroness HengelmulIer leaves for New
York today for short trip.
Mrs Brice, CorcoraD House, LAFAYETTE
Square, received yesterday afternoon for
the first time this season. A host of friends
called, and were greeted cordially by
Mrs. Brce and a humber of attractive
assistants in the flower-decked drawing
rooms.
The Unity Club Told orgauization) was
entertained Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Indiana Cowling, No.
2010 Fifteenth street northwest, the
president, Judge Jno.. " Bennett, pre-
siding. -. a.
The essayist of the evening was Prof.
r. Grant BaFnweH, who read a paper
entitled Childhood In Dickens" por-
traying the influence On the social in
stitutions OF England by the writings OF
Charles Dickens.
Recitation by Mrs. Taylor. BY special
request vocal solo by Miss MiDta Pol
lock and piano solo ibyfAiiss MaedeI.
The marriage of Miss Mollie Garthwaite,
daughter OF Mrs. Jane Garth waite, and
Mr.. Clarence Howard Buckler, took place
last night at the parsonage Of Trinity
NJ E. Church, Fourth street southeast.
The Rev. 81. F. B. Rice, pastor OF the church,
officiated, and only relatives and a few
friends We're present.
The bride carried a large bunch of
bridal roses, and was stylishly gowned
In French blue novelty cloth travelling
dress, with hat to match.
Miss Belle Quigley was bridesmaid,
and Mr.. John Bartscher was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckler viii make a short