Evening star., 1897-04-17
Easter Gayeties and Bonnets Are
Close Friends.
ARMY, NAVY AND OTHER WEDDINGS
Dinners, Dances and Wedding
Breakfasts on the List.
P E r S. ON AL NOT E S


| which several early .1inner companies will
assemble, the week will have a pleasant
easy swing with enough variety 20 make
it successful. The Yale clubs will be the
| lions for Monday, Mrs. Mckim entertain
ing the young gentlemen at a ) o'clock
tea, when they will have chance 20 see
a mary elous array Of spring hats and the
| most attractive girls in the West End wear
irg them. Another large evening lffair will
be Senator and Mrs. Wolcott's reception
for Wednesday. April 21, and the musicale
| at the Austrian legation Friday next.
Some of the leading events of next week
are for
Monday-Mrs. McKin. a tea, 5 o'clock
to meet the Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs.
Secretary j. Addison Porter, dinner in
honor OF the Connecticut delegation.
Mrs. S. S. Howland, dance.
Senator and Mrs. Brice, a dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Hazeltine a dinner
| in honor of Secretary and Mrs. Alger.
| noon, the marriage of Miss Annie Huber
Cromwell to Ensign Jay Hale Sypher, L.
| S. n.
At Christ Church, Georgetown, the mar
riage of Miss Mary b. Blackford and Lieut.
Charles G. Sawtele, jr., u. 5. cavalry, at
Loor.
st. Aloysius' Church. at noon. the mar
rage of Miss Margaret l.. Hamilton TO Mr.
Charles James Murphy. -''
Mr. Trubert, musicale
st. Johns Church, at o'clock, the mar
| riage of Miss Anne Stearns Hoge to Mr.
Frederick Adams Savage of Baltimore Re
ception at residence of Mr. and Mrs w s
Hoge from $50 to 10
st. Andrews Church, at 8 o'clock. the
marriage of Miss Anne Blackiston to Dr.
Edwin Marble Hasbrcuck
Mrs. McLanahan, dinner for Young peo-
pie.
"a1n
TIE marriage of Miss Kate McClelland to
Mr. Frank Chaplin Lothrop of Milford
Mass.
AT st. Johns Church. at noon, the mar
Richard Griffin, L. S N
Senator and Mrs. Wolcott, a reception; 0
pm.
Thursday-The marriage of Miss CaroIvn
B: McNulty to Mr.. Edward Allerton Edes
of Newport, r. 1.
F'riday-The eAustr:an-Hungarian minister
ard Baroness Hengelmueller. a musicale.
Mrs. Charles Haywood and Miss Ste,l-
ters Monday, April 10.
DR.. G. P. Gehring of this city. who. with
Mrs. Gehring, have spent the winter on
nome way
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Coryell have moved
koma.
Secretary Bliss mas been Joined here Inv
MS WIFE and daughter. who will spend the
week at the Arlington
The members of the Cosmonolitan
Shakespeare Club We're entertained Tues
day evening by the Misses Stanton at their
nome on 7th street Interesting responses
were made TO roll call from the life and
works of Charles Dickens The second
act of the Merry Wives of Windsor was
studied. wa"
Miss Annie Meredith Ritchie is spendinp
the Easter holidays with relatives in Fred
erick, Nd.
Mrs. Emerson II. Macwhorter of New
YORK Will spend Easter week with her
sister, Miss Cora Elizabeth Slicer. AT sIo
Indiana avenue.
mrs w. }. Hoffman, having returned
fro m visit to the north, will be at home
informally Monday, April 10.
Misses Louise and Roberta Bayly of Bal
tlmore are spending Easter with Miss
GRIMES, No. 1910 F street northeast
Owing to the absence and departure OF
SO many of its members the Easter as
sembly of the Washington Cotillion Club
has been postponed.
| invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Rosie West. daughter of j. j. West.
to Mr.. L. 5. Grant Hoover Wednesday
evening, April 21, at st. Joseph's Church.
Mr.. w. G. Collins and family have taken
| cottage at Vienna, Va, for the summer
Cards have been received here for the
wedding of Mr. Francis Butler I.oomis and
Miss Elizabeth Mast, Thursday evening
April -, at o'clock, a. the Lagonda Club
Springfield, Ohio
Mrs. Bfttinger is spending the week with
her friend. Mrs. Harris, at her cottage at
Atlantic City, ''
Miss Lucy Davis of Occoquan, Va, will
spend Easter week with the Misses seIec-
mans, 60S 1th street southwest.
Miss Bell Louis of Baltimore will be
pleased to see her friends at her aunt's,
Mrs. II. Sommers, No. 1858 NJ street, Sum
day evening.
Mrs. Charles c. Lancaster will return to
the city today, after a three weeks visit
| to her mother, Mrs. Samuel ]. Randall,
Chestnut Hill: Philadelphia. and to rela-
tives at Sing Sing, N. Y.
Mrs. Robert r. Haywood of J3rooklyn is
| visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Raby,
1905 1Ith street, Mt. Pleasant.
Captain and Mrs. William w. Mills of
Capitol Hill have issued invita- tions for the
| marriage of their daughter, Grace Edna, to
Mr. ]. William Murphy, at the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church, Wednesday evening,
April %, at o'clock.
The Misses Julia and Susie Wood of
Muskegon, Mich, are isiting their cousin,
Mrs. P. A. Auer, at 315 street, Ecking-
ton.
The marriage of Miss Cromwell, daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. Cromwell, TO En-
sign Jay Hale Sypher, u. 8. N, which will
take place at high noon the Tuesday after
Easter at the Church of the Ascension
will be a purely naval wedding. The six
bridesmaids are all well known in navy
circles, and the ushers are prominent young
naval officers. The maid of honor will be
Miss Minna Cromwell sister OF the bride
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Sypher
Miss Ethel Sypher sisters of the groom,
and Miss Anne Miller. Miss Edith Ben
ham, Miss Isabel johnson and Miss Violet
Niles. The best man will be Assistant En-
gineer Milton Z. Reed. u. S. N, who will
be in uniform. as will also be the ushers,
who will be Ensign Sleland Davis, u. 8. N;
Ensign Reginald r. Belknap, U. s. N;
Ensign Horace II. Macfarland. u. S. N;
Ensign Charles F. Preston. Z. S. NJ; En-
sign William d. Brotherton, U. s. N; and
Naval Constructor d. c. Nutting, U. S. N
The vested choir Of the church will sing
the choral service. After the ceremony
there will be wedding breakfast at the
home of the bride.
luncheon was given at noon Thursday
by the young ladies of the Normal School
at the Der nison building, In honor of the
birthday of Miss E.aV- Brown. The room
ard tables were beautifully decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers. The after