Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-24

the evening, after which supper was en-
toyed. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. H. Mudd. Mrs. Emily Butler. MIR.
and Mrs. George E. Reinhart of Baltimore
and their charming daughter. Miss Blanche.
Misses M. Mudd, Mamie and Annie Cady.
G. OBurne. G. Ramsey and Messrs. J.
Doran, B. Vincent, A. Haske, 6. Dyer. L.
Moxley, c. Bouvee, ]. Ryan, NJ. Cady and
T. Sullivan.
Last evening the Wesley Chapel Chorus
Club gave a surprise party to it's president.
Miss Mamie Roberts at her residence. No.
lU26 Sth street. Various games were in
dulged in during the evening interspersed
with music and Rotations. after which a
handsome collation. was served. Miss
Roberts was presented with a handsome
bouquet Of American beauty roses from the
members of the club.
Mrs, Alice McRitchie, who has been so
painfully l1 III at the Arno for the past week.
Mr.. ]. d. Stanton entertained the bowlers
Of the Carroll Institute second team. who
won the championship of the second team
league. at a banquet at his residence. No.
aoi L street northeast. Thursday evening.
On the arrival Of the team they were met
by cordial reception from a bevy OF pref
ty young ladies, who assisted in their en-
tertatnment. Solos and recitatfons were
rendered, after which those present sat
down to q fine supper. After supper games
and dancing were INDUCED I'm until a late
hour. There were present Mr.. and Mrs. J.
u. Stanton. Mrs. John n. Armstrong. Col.
Brady. Mr.. John Miller. Mrs. J. Rueth. Mrs.
w. Houghton. Misses l.. Meyer. NJ Snyder.
B. O'Brien, NJ. Mcnamara, 1. Jordan. A.
Burgin. F. Landvoight, L. Rueth. s. B. and
n. c. Bowling. Messrs. +. Ellsworth. F.
Horrigan, HI. Merritt. ]. Bischoff. NJ. A.
Keane. J. B. Tally. T. A. Harlow. ]. Du-
gan. A. J. Schippert. A. Landvoight. f. A.
Armstrong. b. ]. Bergan, J. HUM, +.
Hornfng and b. j. OBrien.
The popular Fortnightly Euchre Club
held its last meeting Friday evening at the
residence of the Misses Sue and Jeunine
White. No. 221 Stanton square. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Sweeney. Mrs. Hitchcock and
Misses Miller, Campbell, Roth, Delhi, Pen
neck, Dickerson Smith, White and Seville,
and Messrs. Sweeney. Hitchcock. Pressay,
Kenner, Gaggen Cowl, McLaug him, Brown
and Paul; Prizes were won by Misses Pen
neck and Roth and Messrs. Presley and
Hitchcock, and after refreshments. the spa
cious ball room was thrown open and DANG
! ing enjoyed.
Miss Florence Gertrude Queen. daughter
of Mrs. Kate E. and the late Capt c. ].
Queen, and Mr.. James King Polk were
quietly married at St. Paurs Catholic
Church. corner 18th and V streets. by the
Rev. James F. Mackin. assisted by Fathers
Foley and Hannah, April ~. at pm A
reception followed, which was held al the
residence of the brides mother, 1886 CO.
lumbia road.
The Rev Clay MacCauley. formerly pas
tor of All Souls Church. was yesterday the
guest OF honor at a tea given by Mrs. Tot
ten. at which his old friends in the church
were asked to meet him.
A delightful dance was given I'm George
town last night at Linthicum Hall, under
the chaperonage of Mrs. J. HoldsWorth
Gordon and Mrs. Hardie Cragin. Among
those present were the Misses Gordon Miss
Hyde. the Misses Wheatley. Miss Bell,
Miss Hunter, Miss Cassin, Miss Webster
MISS Monett. Miss Dodge, Miss Cox Miss
Darneille and Messrs. j. HoIdsworth Cor
don. Joseph Hardie. Keith Forrest, Harry
Blunt, Douglas Sims. Hardie Cragin. Hart
ley Wheatley. Winn Wheatley, Henry Mat
thews, Tom Bradley. ]. De Shields, s. d.
Bradley. d. A. Greenless and Mr. Long
street.
Mrs. c. Shields. wife of General Manager
Shields of the Great Western railroad. and
her daughter. Cathie, residing at St Paul
Mimi. left this morning for New York city
after pleasant visit of few weeks She
was entertained by her brother President
James F. McHugh of the local federation
The Witan Club OF the Eastern High
School was entertained last evening by
Miss Thorn, 702 North Carolina avenue
Prizes were won by Miss De Moil and Mr.
Hopkins. Dancing was INDUCED I'm until a
late hour, when refreshments were served
Those present were Misses Bessie Thorn
Helen De Mol, Sarah Terrier, Mary Fritts
Spencer Bliss. Chas. Ricketts,. William
Thorn. Edward Hopkins. James Baden and
Edgar Embrey. The club will meet next at
the residence of Miss De Moll, corner Sth
and E streets southeast.
The Dancing Club met for the last time
this season last evening at Rauscher's. and
the occasion was an enjoyable one. After
supper the cotillon was danced led by Mr.
r. Edwin Joyce.