Evening star., 1897-04-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Seaside Wedding of Great Interest
Here.
"FfghtinE Bob's" Daughter Soon to
he a Brfdc-Other Wed 3ingn
ePcrsonaIs.

The marriage OF Miss Charlotte Taylor
Evans, daughter of Capt and Mrs. Robley
D. Evans to Mr.. Carleton Marsh. lieutenant
United States navy, will take place at Fort
ress Monroe, May s, in the Centurion
Church. A number of Washington rela-
tfves of the fair bride will 20 down to the
wedding. The young couple will come here
to live.
invitations have been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs w. Scott Smith of Ports
mouth, N. H., formerly well known resi-
oents OF this city. for the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Bessie Scott Smith. to Mr..
George Daniel Marcy. The ceremony will
take place Wednesday April -, at q
O'Clock. at the Unitarian Church, Ports
mouth, n. HI. AT home cards for Wednes-
day, June 16, to IL, are inclosed with the
wedding cards.
Mrs. j. V. L. Findiay of Baltimore has
been entertaining Mrs. Mckee this week.
The latter will leave tomorrow for .he
north.
Miss Bessie Fox, who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Payson, in Baltimore. has
returned home
A bir-hday party was given by Mr.. John
n Williams at the residence of Mrs
Reiiey, %: 18th street southeast Wednes-
DAY night, the occasion being the celebra-
ton OF his twenty-first birthday Instru-
mental and vocal solos and games were
enjoyed, after which a dainty repast was
served. The table was prettily decorated
win mowers. Professor Smoot rendered
selections on the violin, accompanied by
Nj. Brayton on the piano Messrs. Green
held and Bishop and Miss Mabel Goss and
MISS Clara Latham also presided at the
latter instrument. Among others present
were the Misses Rose and Georgerta Kah-
lert, Miss Bertha Pierce. Miss Annie Shep-
herd, Miss Goldie Dennison Miss Maggie
Shepherd. Miss Eva Dennison, Miss AL
har Sall lies ll y
| tie Rope. Miss Mabel Goss, Miss Clara
Latham, Miss Bertha Pierce. Miss Katie
Bishop, and Messrs. Ernest HUNT. Renja-
min Greenfield, Luther Frfdley, Harry Fell
linSer, Avery Smoo:, Harvey Brayton. II.
w. Moore, jr., Robert Hays, William WILL
Jams, George Steiner, George Moran,
George Robertson, Daniel Robertson, John
Allen, Rutherford Selby. James Bishop.
Hays, Mrs. Mechan, Mr. and Mrs. Reilly.
Dr. and Mrs. Sinner and Mr. Smith. The
presents were varied and numerous.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred w. Eberly are spend
ing the Easter holidays at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Col. F. C. Seely, formerly of this
city. has gone to New London. Conn.,, for
the summer.
The Mississippi Association met at Cen
federate Veterans Hall. southeast corner
l1th and E streets. Wednesday evening.
Ar. Walton Harrison read a short paper,
How to Reach Capitalists, to Aid in De
State" Miss Pegram gave a beautiful
piano selection, The Palms." by Leybach,
ard Mrs. Harris a charming banjo solo,
Poor Old joe" Maj. Patrick Henry of the
&C mgr ressional districts were honored guests
of the evening. Both of them made happy
remarks. expressing great pleasure In meet
Ing with Mississfppians as friends. though
strangers in some respects and added their
names TO the list of its members.
Mrs. John Thornton Wood and sister,
Mrs. Gerrit Hubert Van Wagenen; Mr. HUI
bert Pierrepont Van Wagenen and Mr. Har-
week.
Potomac Conclave, No. 40. Of the Inde-
pendent Order of Heptasophs gave their
first social entertainment and smoker at
Oppenheimer's Hall. The guests were
agreeably entertained by Messrs s Platt
piano solo; Harry Wolf tenor solo; VI. E.
Kahn. Rotations; 1. H. Goodman, comicsl
sketches; A. Gradwohl an evening with
Shakespeare. The Mandolin and Guitar
Club rendered a number of selections dur
ing the course of the entertainment Prof.
Keller of London, dialect sketches: Sol Her
zog, funny reading; Frank Robestock bari-
tone solo. and Phil Friedlander. Irish imi-
tations. The success of the affair was due.
the amusement committee Messrs E. s
Randall, II. A. Zundt and Phil Friedlander
Prof. and Mrs. Court F. Wood of CAPITOL
Hill are spending the Easter HOLIDAYS i'm
Philadelphia.
The Entire Nous Euchre Club was pleas
antly entertained at its weekly meeting
by Miss Emma sheed at her residence
i526 10th street. The prizes were won by
Mrs. c. J. Walker. A. J. Gutheridge and
Major V. King and Mr.. r. r. Burr.
The second regular meeting of the Entire
Nous Euchre Club was held at the home
of the Misses Mcintyre, SIS 5th street
northeast, Monday evening" April II. In
the absence of DR.. King, Pref Mangan
presided. The first prizes were won by
Mr. w. F. Winner and Miss Mcintyre The
consolation prizes were awarded to Miss
Lula Miller and Mr.. Lynch. The club was
organized March % at the home of Miss
Ella G. Miller. AIS I'd street, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, Dr.
King; vice PRESIDENT. Miss Ella Miller, and
secretary, Mr.. w. F. Winner The first
regular meeting was also held at the home
Of Miss Ella Miller the following week
The first prizes were won by DR.. King and
Lula Miller and the consolation prize. by
Lieut.. Arthur Camp.
Mrs. Gallaudet of Kendall Green will not
be at home tomorrow, Saturday but will
receive the remaining Saturdays in April
and May.
Miss Harnden of waveriy, n Y, is visit
ing Miss Halliday Of lib Maryland avenue
northeast. Mrs. F. A. Halliday chaperoned
box party to the theater Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Harnden.
Mrs. Lewis Hopfenmaier and her charm
ing young daughter Mabel are on their
way 10 w mite sulphur springs where they
will be the guests of Mrs. r. A. McIntire
of Bethel Military Academy.
The Misses Young of Philadelphia, daugh-
ters of the late DIR. ]. w. Young. are spend
ing the Easter holidays with their cousin,
Mrs. Theo. r. Cameron. 10l2 Massachusetts
avenue.
Mrs Charles W. Smith and little daugh-
ter, Hazel Vinton, will leave tomorrow for
Hartford. their future home.
The Sans Souci Club of the Central High
School met at the home of Mr.. Donald
Wallace. 1844 21st street, last Friday night.
Miss Warde and Mr.. Reinohl won the
prizes for the best euchre players. Those
present were the Misses Lynne, Thibets,
Jordan, Bangs. Bayley, Miller, Elliot,
Macauley, Ward. Daskam. Fraiser, Par
sens and Mccoy. and Messrs. Benjami
Hoge, Herrick, Shannon, Sickendorff Gun
nell. Murphy. Bishop, Brinkerhof. Moore
and Walker.
REIMBURsING THE UNIVERSITY.
President spnIdinx of Chicago Makes