Evening star., 1897-03-27

might continue indefinitely. Although liy-
! ing under the same roof. commune alton
! between them was entirely ny note mes
serger. They accepted invitations and
went together to receptions. etc. even to
dinners. but their acquaintances generally
| knew exactly the condition of affairs be-
| tween them. What started the trouble,
| Heaven knows, What ended it? There
we all krow that now. but. indeed any one
| could have foreseen 1t. An only child's
wedding day! When the young husband
| and wife drove away for their honey moon
| they left couple behind. who at once dis
| covered so many charms in their newly
Ioun0 powers OF speech that their very
| first whisper was heard in many more
cities than this. Both had many friends.
all were sorry to hear of the trouble and
all glad TO hear of the end of it, They say
now that more loverlilke pair could not
ne found They pre-empt all the moon
ilght nights for strollng. make each other
silts and delightful surprises and are al
together so well satisfied with themselves
! that the world is a heaven upon earth in
| their vicinity
The Hawaiian minister entertained at A
dnner ia honor of the attorney general of
hawaii Mr. Smith the following gentle
! nen: Gen. Hartwell, Senator Chandler
| Mr.. Thurston. Mr. Hit. Senator hanna
Senator Davis. Senator Proctor Senator
carter Admiral Walker, Baron Won tritscE
senator Frye. Senator Gailinger. Mr.. John
roster, Mr. Hasting and Mr.. A. @. Hanes.
Mr.. Crosby S. Noyes has returned from
a trip to the Bermudas, the West Indies,
| Venezuela and Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron VI. Parker entertain
cd al dinner last night Senator and Mrs.
Stewart, Gen and Mrs. Williams Mr. ami
| Mrs. Thomas A. Wilson, Col and Mrs A.
| I. Bri'ton, Mr. Durham White Stevens and
Mrs. Devendorf. Pink carnations ard jon
quilS decked the table, and the lame cards
were decorated with spring blossom pic
| lures.
One CT the noon weddings for Easter
Eek will he hat of ct. Mcf,t alla a,,l
o. this city and Mr.. Frank Chaplin Lothrop
| o. Milford, Mass.
A bevy of scholars from Bucknell Uni-
| versity. Lewisburg. Pa, here sight
seeing with Mrs. X. B. Larson chap
| eron. Misses Albright. ODonneil. Wells
! Leiser. Bates and Bower are at Wizards
ard Misses Anna Judd and Roos at Mr.
| Evans. No. Is 9Th street southeast Misses
| Sarah Judd and Sara Black with Mir
Geo. II. judd oil 3d street northeast.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Macgiil
| No 300 French street northwest. last even
ing was the scene Of a merry gathering OF
| surprise masquerade birthday party
| given to their son Scott. Among those
| present We're the Misses Bessie McKnew
| Halle keye. Julia Smith, Fredonia and
Gertrude Warner Margie Follin. May Mac
gill. Mabel, Fannie and Alice Bartholow.
| Rena Keen. Beulah Henderson and Gerty
| Burlingham Messrs. Charlie Finley. Steve
Johnson Frank Daniels, Jno. Henderson.
Al johnson. yelling Stier, Joe Butts and
| Reed Macgill.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Frisard have returned
! from their wedding tour south and will
reside at No. Ill Sd street southeast. where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
The Current Events Club met with Mrs.
J. H. Mclean yesterday afternoon. with
the president Mrs. NJ. NJ. North, I'm the
chair. Miss Bertha Swrdells was elected
secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Miss Theda North. The sub
Ject selected for the next meeting, which
Will be at Mrs Grants. The Situa tiun
OF the Cubans at the Present Time The
poet to be discussed will be Whittier A
paper on Some Impressions of the Moth
ers Congress" was presented by Mrs. T. II.
Grant. Mrs. j. III. Simpson gave short
sketches of contributors to the program.
Mrs. J: H. Mclean gave a description of
the Mothers reception by Mrs. Cleve-
land. All the papers brought out a full dis
crsson The author for the day was Fan
ny Crosby. and the program consisted of
a sketch of that writer given by Mrs. Me-
Lean, and poems by Mrs. North and Miss
Swindels. Mrs. Cecilia Fentress sang ia a
charming manner THE Holy City" after
which the hostess served refreshments
Those present were Mrs. Mary NJ. North,
Mrs. Jane Mclean. Mrs. j. II. Simpson,
Mrs. f. III. Grant. Mrs. Sarah Swindells
Mrs. E. l.. Starkweather. Mrs +. L. Sher-
wood. Mrs. Edward Paul. Mrs Cecilia
Fentress and Misses Jennie c. Simpson,
Bcrtha SWindells and Esther Simpson.
Mrs. Wendell L. Simpson of Madison bar.
racks. \. Y. is visiting Mrs. Bushrod Rob-
IL son, 1909 10Th street.
Mrs. Annie Basant of London and Coun-
tess Wachmeister will he the guests OF
Mrs. Adelaide johnson next week at her
home on Capitol Hill. and will be given a
reception by their hostess Monday. March
20. TO To-
Mrs. and Miss Champlin of Georget own
are at Ash4ville, n. c., for a few days
! visit.
party was given by Miss Edith Peake
III 10th street northeast. last evening
, Dancing and other amusements were ,n.
, dulged in until l. O'Clock, when the guests
were invited to the dining room. wher,
they partook of refreshments. Among
those present were the Misses l.. Marr. J
Hergershemer. A. Gor1ran A Flynn
, Busch, Barr and =. Peake, Mrs. Estelle
Anderson of Portsmouth. Va. Mrs. Mari
and Mrs NJ. F: Peake of Laurel Md.
, Messrs. J. II. Hunter. F. Thatcher. G
Pratt. DIR. J. A. German. A. Emo F. Dony
, Q. De Mol NJ. KettIer. G. Blaine and W
Bulic.
Miss Mae Adele Jordan. who has be =
visiting Miss Edith Hurdle of 4OI itf
street returned Thursday to her home a
Highlands near Haymarket. Va
Miss May Morgan, daughter of the United
States treasurer. has returned to the Nor
mandie, after a sojourn with friends ir
Franklin and Allegheny, Pa. for the last
two weeks.
. Ex-Representative and Mrs d. s. Flynr
d
dinner last evening.
A dinner was given last evening by Ma
thaniel Mckay at his residence, zoos 18th
street northwest. to Secretary Long. Thos.
present were Secretary Long. Attorney
General Mckenna, Senators Hoar. Lodge
! Burrows. Platt. Frye. Thurston. Gallingei
snd Mitchell: Representatives Henderson
DalZell Mccall, Hooker, Dolliyer, Hilborn
Weymouth. Sherman. Taylor. Wilson. Rus
SELL Fischer, Sprague, b. Odell, Mahon
,, ,, Brumm. Payne and Hopkins; COMMISSIONS,
Hermann of the land office. Commodore
Hichborn. Mr. j. b. Cotton. Mr.. ]. Addison
Porter. Mr.. ]. 8. Blair. Mr.. w. F. Wake.
nan. MIR. A. Dodge, Mr.. l.. A. Coolidge
Mr.. w. E. Adams. Mr. r. l.. O. Brien, Mr.
| c. J. Bushnell and Major Chas. Dick. The
table decorations were of yellow. The cen.
terpiece full-rigged ship. seven feet
long. made of yellow jonquils and roses
/ trimmed with electric lights on the mast
heads and in the rigging. The ship carried
six guns. Jonquis, roses and ferns COM
pletely covered the table. Yellow shades
capped the candelabra. and the favors were
tied with yellow ribbons. There was a pro-
. fusion of beautiful vases filled with yellow
flowers.
! mi-careme dance given Thursday