Evening star., 1897-02-19

white satin ribbon. A reception followed
the ceremony, attended by relatives and
friendS. The bride received many hand
some presents.
There was birthday party given Miss
Agnes Jordan at her residence 406 III
street, last evening, where dancing, sing
ing, refreshments, etc, were I'm order
and Miss Elsie Jordan displayed ability i'm
delivering recitations and dancing. Among
those present were Edna Corson, Louise,
Kittie and Irene Webell, Lena and Lizzie
Wihl Minnie and Eta Merlett, Louise
Roam, Agnes. Elsie and Olive Jordan, Ray
and May Hudson, Eddie and Elmer Jordan,
Robert Edwards, Frank Magarrell. Saun-
ders Nash. Lynden Helm, Roscoe Layman,
Frank Murray and Arthur Sype.
The Fortnightly Euchre Club was enter
tanned last evening by Miss Louise Abcel
Smith at 120i Massachusetts avenue. This
was the tenth meeting this season of this
pleasure club and was marked with the
same degree of enjoyment as it's predeces-
sors. Those present were Miss JEANNE
White, Miss Campbell, Miss Della Miller,
Miss Aida Dickerson Miss Emile Roth,
Miss Genevra Diehl, Mrs. Sweeney, Miss
Susan White, Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss Carrie
Pennock Miss Ann Brown and Miss Smith,
and Messrs. Paul. Murray, Mclaughlin,
Hitchcock. Sweeney, Gaggen. kenner, Cowi'
Brown, Pressey, Runner and owen. Prizes
were won by Misses DickerSon and Pen
mock and Messrs. Sweeney and kenner.
Mrs. Robt. Callum will not be at home
tomorrow, but will see her friends Satur-
day, February 81.
Mrs. Bushrod Robinson of 1909 10Th street
will not be at home Saturday of this week,
but will be on the following Saturday, Feb
ruary ~, for the last time this season.
Miss Mae V. Petty, 1881 street north
west gave a delightful reception on Tues
day afternoon. Among the callers were the
Corean minister and wife and his secretary
Miss Petty received her guests in the front
parlor, and refreshments were served In
the music rooni-
The Washington friends of Mr.. Bakhme-
teff will be glad to hear that ne has been bee,
promoted to be diplomatic agent to Bull
garia He will shortly leave his present
post Athens, for Soft. Mr.. Bakhmeten,
it will be remembered, married Miss Beale.
eldest daughter of Gen. e. F. Beale, while
her father was minister to Austria.
The CONGREGATIONAL "Y,'' met Monday
evening at the home of their secretary
Miss Hughes. After the routine business
Mrs Petersen Of Boston, Mass, gave an
Interesting sketch of the st. Louis conven-
tion of women, and Miss Walker. president
of the Metropolitan "Y" of this city, pre-
sented greetings, and invited the members
to visit the coming flower festival. Follow
ing this address, the party turned its at
tention to the manufacture OF valentines,
the productions affording much amusement
when auctioned of afterward. Among
those present were Mrs. Wood, Misses
Claflin, Crawford, Green. Harwood, Grace
Ross, Frances Marsh, Margaret Lewis,
Florence Fulton, Taylor. Powell. Rau. CAL
lahan, Tolliverro, Lindsey. the Misses Rear
lex, the Misses Montague, the Misses
Hurst. the Misses Hughes. Miss Randall
and others. Messrs. Fincikel, Barrett, r
". Test. Everett Warner. victor Barber.
Saltwater, Wormell, w. E. Allen, Lindsey
and Pettigrew. The ~ voted to give an
evenings entertainment to the messenger
boys In response to Q letter from the SUI
perintendent In charge Of the department.