Evening star., 1897-01-12

porai N. T. Brecht. Privates- O. S. Gift.
Walter K. Dunbaugh. r. H. Lewis. John
NJ Reynolds, Walter Scott and G. D.
Horning
The master of ceremonies was Capt.
John 8. Miller, assisted by Lieut.. Henry ].
keoush. sergt: William Marshall and
Sergt. e. L. Phillips,
Floor committee-Sergt. Harry Leach.
Corporal NJ. R. Woodbridge, Privates
Charles T; Wright: Harry Coope. Edward
F. W. Bartholomae, Henry c. Scott, Robert
H. Prender and Frank Jones.
Some of the guests were Capt. John s.
Miller and wife, Mr.. C. NJ. Gales and Mrs
| Gales. Mr. S. H. Davis, Mr.. Bernace A.
Wood and Miss Alice Belfeld. Mr.. Andrew
NJ. Taylor and Miss Ehermantrout Mr. r.
F. Greer, Miss Taught. Mr.. Ed. Hammur-
done, Mr.. Jonas Michaeiis and Miss Nettie
Hopkins. Mr. H. NJ. White and the Misses
Nightingale. Daisy A. McNelly, p Latimer
| Jr, Geo. Harrison, Louis Rodier. Miss Lips
COMB; Mr and Mrs Flood. J. H. Anderson
ard Miss Gee, Mr. Kalstrom, Miss Hardy
Mr. c l.. Hurdle and Miss Nettie Bunyea,
Mr. James and Miss Clements. NJ J. Cor
man and Miss NJ. O'Neill. Mr. P. F. Carter
ana Miss Matte Hall. Mr.. Benton Smith
and Miss A. r. Mangan. Mr. H. B. Ashley
ana Miss Shomo. c. L. Bell. Miss Turner
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Walker, Mr. Preston
Davis. James N. Suddeth. Miss s. E. Sud
deth Miss Abbie Longley. Mr. Futh. II. F.
kidwell. Miss kidwen. A. F. Maher and
Miss Rlackdon. c. p. Reardon. Miss Annie
Lee. Mr. Frank Sloan. James Reif. Miss
Flora Thomas. Mr. George s Watson and
Miss Bessie Lee. John Healing Miss Lillian
Webster, A. J. Woodruff Miss King Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Boyd. George Harding. G.
p. Voight Mr.. b. Callan. Miss A.. Carroll.
Miss A. Murphy. H. Sackerman and Theo-
dore Sackerman. ]. r. Sutton. jr. Miss
Mamie Geanth. Theodore Harbeck. Mrs.
Harbeck. Miss X. Frederick and Miss
NJ. Bradley, Miss A. Huxley. c. W. Wilson
Miss L. A. Ryan. Capt Charles Childs
Mrs. Childs. Mrs. George r. Cobb. Miss E.
N. Johnson. J. j. Neuyah. Miss A. Smoot
}. d. McQuader v. L. Ermentrout, H. l..
Pe;tinger. Mrs. Eldred. Misses Bowman
and Martin. H. Il. Chase w. Kinds
Charles Hasch. Miss B. Arth and Lillian
| Harsch Master Breitbarth. Miss A. Shuf-
fel Leroy Browning. Miss Wamsatt and
Mr.. Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Prospect, Mr..
$. Tschiffely and Miss Tompson. Mr.. and
| Mrs. William S: Wise. J. Hart Britain and
! Miss Z. Mcneil. Miss c. NJ. Emerich. Mr..
| Charles A. Cabrera and Mrs. Cabrera. Mrs.
| Foertsch and Miss Foertsch Mr.. Charles
| Lonsdale. DIR. Commiskey and Miss Lor-
eta Buckley Mr.. j. Blake Clark and Miss
| Clark, Mr.. Burch and Miss A. Rause Mr..
| William Foley. Miss Estelle Sullivan, Mr..
| l.. Kinslow and Miss Tiilie Chiseldine, Mr..
| F. J. Hartman and Miss F. Hartman. Mr..
and Mrs Abram Frey. Miss Daisy Frey,
Mrs. Campbell. Miss L. Claire c. f. Brain
ard. Miss Campbell. Miss Maggie Kelly.
| Mrs. Florence X. Solser, J04 N street
| northwest. will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Angus Crawford. wife of Rev. DIR.
| Crawford of the faculty of the Virginia
Theological Seminary. and her sister. Mrs.
Lucien klnsolvirg, will receive with Mrs
+. F. Andrews tomorrow.
Mrs. r. Harris will be at home Wednes-
| days. 1522 10th street
Mrs. NJ Neumeyer will be at home Wed
nesdays 1904 New Hampshire avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Outhwaite of Ohio
| are staying at the Grafton for a week or
| two.
Col and Mrs. John NJ. Wilson are going
to Fortress Monroe tonight. Mrs. Wilson
mas almost recovered from her recent Sc
| we're illness. and stay by the sea il Is
thought. will soon bring about her complete
| restoration to health.
| Owing to the sudden and serious illness
OF Mrs. Hughes mother. the Misses
Hughes recall their invitations for Thurs
| Gay, January IA.
| A party was given last evening at the
| residence of Mr.. and Mrs M T. Randolph,
No. 300 1lth street southeast. Dancing and
other amrsements were indulged In, after
which supper was served Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Hoadley, Mr. and Mrs
Andre, Mrs: L. o. Knowles. Mrs John
Beck, Mrs Holbrook, Mrs. NJ E. Phillips,
Misses Ella Tompkins. Ella Bayne NJ
Wilkinson, A. Holbrook. E Davis. K. Gold
Phiilips, c. Rollins. A. Randolph, NJ.
Smith. Messrs. }. Patton. w. Brightbill. l.
Hoihrook, Linymeyer, b. Clements. A. Nc
Nelly, H. Brown III. Warner, H. EieIin. c.
| GriSGsby. F. Randolph r. Patton, w 1.
King, II. Stone. Clark Williamson, F. Ise-
man. J. King. w. Waidmann. J. Z. Brown.
r. Miller E. Baxter. H. Cross. L. and c.
Wilkinson, n. Goddard, A. Cook G. Thorp
NJ. Scloster. d. Venable F.. Randolph, g.
Randolph and others.
Among the guests at the confederate ball
last night was Mrs. Eliza Mckay of Nairn,
Sec tland. and her daughter. Miss Annie.
MT u.aS fnry rlx V-fr laf+
of Culpeper county. Va, where she lived
during the late war. Her fathers house
was headquarters for the leading generals
of both the Union and confederate armies.
Many of the stirring events of the war took
place near her home, and many of the
wounded of both armies owe their lives to
| this lady, who. at personal risk. would
carry to the basement Of her house the
wounded regardless of the uniform, and
dress their wounds. General Grant in his
visit to Scotland renewed his acquaintance
great pride. Mrs. Mckay will spend some
| time with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hume on
Mass achusetts avenue.
Mrs. Henry c. Brewster, wife of Repre-
| sentative Brewster, will not be at home at
THE Colonial today, but will receive the
iuary.
Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Caldwell of 1859
@ street will be at home February and l6
A delightful euchre party was given Sat
urday evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kell. at GIL 9th street north
east. The party was a surprise to he hos
tess. in honor of her twenty-seventh birth
day. An elegant supper was enjoyed.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Mason. Mr.. and Mrs, Theo. Burditt, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Vermillon, Mr.. and Mrs
Fredn Book. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Petty, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Petrola, Messrs.- Leslie
Concannon, Talent and Detweiller and
Misses Goss. McDevitt and Edwards. The
two first prizes were won by Mr.. Burditt
and Mrs Petty: second prizes by Mr.. Pc
trola and Mrs. Vermillion. and the BOBBY
prizes were taken by Mr.. Detweiler and
Miss Edwards. After supper dancing was
!ndulged in until a late hour.
Miss Linda May Jones. the eldest daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. w. H. Jones of Leon
ardtown, Md, was married at o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the Fifteenth Street
NJ. E. Church to Rev. Amos Edgar Spiel
man of the Baltimore conference. Rev w.
w. Van Arsdale, assisted by Rev. L. b.
Wilson, DID,. P. E.. officiated Mr. Harry
Jones, brother Of the bride, together with
her cousins. E. Eugene Biscoe of Baltimore
Clarence A. Proctor of this city and Ste
phen NJ Jones of st. Mary's county. Mary
land, were ushers. The bride is a charm
Young lady and highly cplfuraA Cho