Evening star., 1897-03-29

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Mr. Mckinley expects 10 receive from 3
to o'clock this afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Mary Louise Coe
to Mr.. Henry Montague Earle of Washing
ton will be very quietly celebrated Monday.
April 49, at noon. at the home of the bride $
mother, No. 66S 9Th avenue New York
city.
The Washington whist team. cap;ained
by Mrs. Hawley, will go to Philadelphia
again March 81 to compete for the An
drews trophies. AS Mrs. Hawieys team
held the trophies against two challenges,
che of which was from it's present holders
the outcome of the match will be watched
with interest by whist players
Inc German ambassador has taken the
Lothrop cottage at Lenox for the season
Mrs. Fuller, wife of the chief justice, has
returned from an extended visit 10 her
married daughter.
MISS Sewell will give a reception tomor-
row afternoon IN honor of Mrs Hobart
wife of the Vice President
Mr. and Mrs. Robt Foy of n street
southeast were agreeably surprised Thurs
Gay evening last by a large party of their
friends. who visited them en- masoue. Sing
ing and dancing were INDUCED in until a
late hour. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Fey. Mr. and Mrs. C. Carroll.
Mr ard Mrs. l.. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs s. B.
Fry, Misses Wellnar Smith, j. Cudmore
NJ Cudmore, Lamb, Fry. Kinslow and
slack and Messrs. Austin, Fry, Lock, Ady.
Eser, TebS. Carlton, Wesbury, Clark, Wal
lace and Repetti.
Miss j. c. Amelie McLane of Landoyer.
Md. is visiti. g at the h ,me of Mr. and
Mrs. j. Carr, Capitol Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccarthy of George
town Heights entertained at supper last
evening State Senator William T. McCar-
thy Of North Carolina.
Miss Marion Randall entertained large
company of her friends at her residence
Friday evening last. The house was taste
fully decorated with palms. The young
folks were pleasantly entertained with
songs. recitations and fancy dancing after
which the guests adjourned to the dining
room, where bountiful collation. was serv-
ed. Among those present were the Misses
Blanche Connor. Bertha Jones. Cecilia Nc
Kenna, Elsie johnson, Mary Mccarthy
Sara Worley. Mignon Landoyer, Viva
Bessie Randall. and Messrs. c. Cornelius,
Prewitt, Murphy. Clayton. Riley. Gordon,
Sheriff. Turner. Palmer, Churchill, Trevor
Snyder and Hastings.
Mr.. w. A. Pennoyer, jr., and bride. for
merly Miss Mae E. Fowler of this city,
were sereraded Saturday evening at their
residence. q 18th street northeast. 1t was
a complete surprise to the young couple,
and most enjoyable one for all. Those
who contributed to the evenings pleasure
were Mrs. K. NJ Phillips, w. A. Pennoyer.
jr.. DIR. c. H. Rowland. H. Ainsley and
Mr. Reichmarn. Mr.. Jenner. Mr. King.
c. H. Henney and DR.. W. K. Diefenderfer.
A card party was given by Miss Marie
GedGes at her hon e. 1852 l. street Friday
last. Those presentAvere Miss Mable Owen,
Miss Hiida Tyssowski. Miss HELEN Grim,
Miss George Rust, Miss Laura Burke, Miss
Louise ketcham, Miss Marie Geddes and
Miss Adele Demonet, Mr.. Walter johnson.
Mr.. Roland Ellis. Mr.. Harry Harrington,
Mr.. Wilson. Mr.. Brady, Mr.. William Began,
Mr.. Chick Cassen and Mr. Howard Won de
Van. The first prizes were won by Miss
HELEN Irwin and Mr.. Walter johnson and
the others by Mr. Brady and Miss George
Rust.
Miss Rosebud Smith entertained a party
of young friends at her home, Cebbs Hotel.
Saturday evening in honor of her twelfth
birthday. Games were played until sup
FER was announced. after which dancing
was indulged in. Several fancy dances were
given by Misses Pearl Ratio and Sadie Cas-
sassa. Among those present were Misses
Clara Griesbauer. Alice Sharpless, Mary
Griffith, Nellie Peterson. Pearl Bowers,
Leona Raft, Blanche and Sadie Cassassa-
Maggie Schofield. Pearl Ratio. Katie Smith.
Little Edna Hammond, Masters Walter
Webber, Charlie Griesbauer. Willie and
Alexander Brodt and W. Herbert.
A merry party of friends gathered at the
reside ice of Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Smith
Friday evening" in honor of the birthday of
the host. The game of hearts was play ed
in the studio. and Miss L. Montrop and Mr..
w. Lertz won the first prizes, and Mrs A.
Humphrey and Mr.. c. f. Young the BOBBY
prizes Refreshments were served. ard at
midnight the guests departed. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Carver, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Humphrey. Mr. III.
Southwick, Mr.. A. Gilbert, Mr.. Lentz, the
Misses Montrop and Mr. and Mrs. II. B.
Smith.
Mrs. James Lansburgh will not be at
home today: but will receive every Monday
during April.
General and Mrs. Hawkins will leave this
city April 1 for a trip west. to be absent
several weeks.
]. w. Harley of Elk City. Kan. just ar
rived in the city, with his little daughter.
after an absence of nine years, is stopping
with relatives at 9O5 Sth street.