Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Dancing for Sweet Charity With the South
Club.
Progressive Enchre at the Chinese
LcgafiOn-The Ganas De-
paPt-Notcs.

and Mr.. Chung being interested partici-
pants. About 2D0 ladies were present and
the card tables were placed in the ball
room. the drawing rooms and the hall.
There were twenty prizes, and the play
lasted from 2 to O'Clock
General and Mrs. Montgomery Moore,
the former commander of the British
forces in Canada, arrived IN Washington
last evening. and are guests at the British
embassy. They are accompanied by Col
cnel Co!borre, aid-de-camp. and his sis
ter, Miss CoIborne, and will remain until
Friday.
Mrs. Morse of San Francisco, niece of
the President, is at the White House a
visit. She is accompanied by her little
daughter.
Mrs. John W. Foster had a pleasant re-
ception yesterday, and the assistance of
Mrs Mckee, Mrs. r. NJ. c. Brown Mrs.
Halford, Miss Thompson and Miss Clifford.
Mrs. Grant viii give a luncheon March
% in honor of Mrs. Fred Grant and on the
olst will give a dinner fer Colonel and Mrs.
Grant, who will then be making her visit.
Mrs. Mattingiy will give a luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Mckee April l.
The Young Ladies of the South Club gave
a dance las, night at the Confederate Vet
Grams Hall, which was well attended.
Mrs. james X Jones. Mrs. Charles h.
Howery. Mrs John I. Callashan, Mrs. AL
bert Akers. Mrs J. NJ. Hickey, Mrs. VIM.
II. Saunders and Mrs. 7. q. Riley chap
eroned the gathering. and among the
dancers were Miss Conrad the Misses
Berry. Miss Hynson, Miss Manning. Miss
Richardson, Miss Littlepa2e, the Misses
Holt, Miss Lucy Young. Miss DollIe Young,
Miss Stevenson, Miss Foster, Miss Lewis,
Miss Waterman, the Misses Greene, Miss
Sargent. MISS White, Miss Gibson. Mr.. Van
Buren,. Mr.. Faulkner, MIR. Sullivan, Mir.
kI.,t L Do, ,,,af,
Danieis, Mr.. Hackney. MIR. Book. Mr.. Mil
ward, Mr. Lewis, Mr.. Watson, Mr.. Hick.
Mr.. Henry. Mr.. Gresham, Mir. Posue, Mr..
Fraser. AR. Fowler, Mr. Offut, Mr.. Hicks,
Mr.. Grove, MIR. Rose, Mr. Hooe, Mr.. Fell
lows, Mr. Greene, Mr.. Breckenridge and
Mr.. Sargent.
The Chilean minister, Mr.. Cana, and his
family lett yesterday afternoon for New
York, and will SAIL tomorrow for Europe.
The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
entertained the family at a farewell din
ner Sunday and at luncheon yesterday. a
great many friends We're at the Pennsylva-
mia station to bid them goodbye, and the
ladies went away with their hands filled
with flowers.
Mrs c. Badly and Mrs B. F. Keller of
Bramwell, W. Va, formerly of this city,
are at 22i New Jersey avenue southeast.
Mrs. A. Maurice Low has returned from
a trip to Key West, Palm Beach and St.
Augustine.
Miss Lena Meyer of New Haven, Conn.,,
is the guest Of Annie Kass. 1i3 street,
and viii be pleased to see Ter friends.
Mrs l.. Eiseman of 1850 2 street will not
lee at home tomorrow.
The Saturday Evening Assembly gave a
dance at Carroll Institute Saturday even
ing last. Among the large number present
were the Misses Carlton, We.de, DAVIS,
Gensler, Sparks, kreidler, Plant. Darby.
MacSweney, Burket, Ward, Hines, Orn-
dorff. McFarlan, Schoenborn, and Messrs.
Burket, Astel, Norwood, Ballinger, b.
con, Burnham, Ergood, Gensier, Talbot,
Young, Butts, Bots, Weisel, Wilson, Gray,
chaperons Of the evening were Mrs. LILY
Carlton and Mrs. Edward Burket. The
next assembly will be held Saturday. april
16.
Mrs; NJ. L. Brown of Brooklyn, formerly
of this city, is visiting Mrs. w. w. Metcalf
1881 Vermont avenue.
Ex-Representative Brewer of Michigan,
who vas recently appointed civil service
commissioner, has returned to Washington
with his family. They are living at 1868
Yale street.
Mr.. Henry ]. Horn, 1913 Corcoran street,
is still ill with bronchitis
Mrs. w. r. Stricken, 913 r street. will
not be at home tomorrow.
Thursday last a very enjoyable evening
was spent by party of young folks from
Capitol Hill at Masonic Temple. Dancing
was the principal feature of the evening,
after which refreshments were served.
Among those present were the Misses A.
Bliss, NJ. Morgan, L. Slattery, N. Heinline,
Nora Slattery, Beucheret, Spliedt, German,
r. Holmes, Quigley, NJ Holmes, Torrens,
N. Slattery and M. Fitzgerald, and Messrs.
Jones, ]. Gordon, Heinline, Weber, S. Bliss,
G. Perry, Embrey, d. Hurdle, p. Higgins,
Cassidy, Larman, BeucheIt, Fitzgerald
and Smith. Mrs. S. Heinline and Mrs.
Heinline were the chaperones.
Mrs Robert Hinckley will be at home to-
morrow "wednesday for the last time this
ssa, on.
A musicale and dance was given by Miss
Lille l.. Wilson Friday evening, March Is,
at the residence Of Mrs. Hampton, No. 1loi
12tn street. Among those who contributed
TO the program were MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Robertson, Misses Davis. Mr.. Clifton
Clarke, Miss Anna KluSe, Miss Katie ELLIS
and Miss Lille Wilson. Others present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton, Mrs. Thomas, Mr.. j. King, Miss
Cooke and Mr.. Draper. After refreshments
were served the evening was brought to a
close by dancing.
Miss Cora Frank. eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Frank. and Mr. Samuel
Wiener of Brooklyn were married at .
o'clock yesterday afternoon m the par
lors of Mrs. Freund, OH 10th street, in the
presence of relatives and intimate friends.
The bridal party, to the strains of Mendels-
sohns Wedding March, entered the COM
modious parlors, which had been elaborate
ly decorated for the occasion. First came
the little misses, Florence Frank, sister
OF the bride, and Blanche Wiener of Brook
lyn, niece of the groom, as flower girls,
dressed III pink silk; Masters Mark Adams
of Boston and Norman Blum as pages, IN
full evening dress; then the ushers, Mr..
Marx E. Kahn and Joseph Abel; Miss
Birdie Frank, sister of the bride. maid
of honor, in white bengaline silk, with
Mr.. Phil Friedlander as best man. The
groom escorted Mrs. Al. Wiener of Brook
lyn, Who wore yellow brocaded silk Mrs.
VIM. Frank, mother of the bride, came
In with Mr.. NJ. Wiener, father of the
groom. and lastly the bride. with Ler
father, Mr.. VIM. Frank. The marriage
service was performed by the Rev. L.
Stern. After receiving congratulations he
bride and groom led the way to the dining
room, where a sumptuous repast was serv-
ed. Many kilograms from absent friends
were read, after which toasts were i'm or
der. The bride. who is a petite brunette,
looked very sweet In white duchess satin,
Handsomely trimmed In chiffon, pearl
trimming and duchess lace. Her veil was
caught with a few sprays of lilies of the
valley. and she carried an ivory and pearl
prayer book, through which broad white