Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-03

present were Edith Grimes Mamie Harvey
Ciarissa Edmonson. Rosie Gambler. Matte
Sheridan. Harvey Dyer, John Sheridan,
Tarbel Dyer. NJ. Gambler, NJ Archibald
Teller Archibald, Joseph Murphy and John
Murphy.
The officers of Mary Washington Chap
ter. d. A. R.. have been invited to meet
with Columbia Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution at the Ebb!tt
House at O'Clock this evening.
A New Year watch party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wilson at their home.
192S 9th street northwest. Music, singing,
dancing and games were INDUCED in until a
late hour. when bountiful repast was serv-
ed Among those present were Mrs. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wilson, Mrs. Murphy,
Mrs. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Messrs.
Joe Clark. w. Neil. n. Nell F. Bushby,
A. Horstcamp. NJ. Smith. Misses Emma
King. Lena Hartman, Nellie King. Edith
Conrad. Nettie King. Amy Hartung, Lille
King Maggie jackson and Ida Weber.
Mr.. Henry F. Garrett, son of the late
Major VIM. Garrett, and Miss Addie Spar
rough were quietly married Tuesday even
ing by Rev. E. o. Edridge.
Mrs. Aukam and Miss Aukam will not be
at home Tuesdays until February.
Miss Eula NJ. Shreve of Monocacy, Md.
is visiting Mrs. Grafton Shreve at 600 3
street northeast.
The Chrysanthemum Club met at the
home Of Miss Alice Boswell. As Z street
northeast. Friday night to watch the old
year out. Piano selections were given by
Miss Susie BontZ and Mr.. Charles Waters,
and at a lrte hour a repast was served.
The tables were prettily decorated with
Christmas greens and bright flowers. In a
game that followed Miss Lizzie Oft won
the first prize and Miss Lille Riley the
BOBBY prize. Among those present were
Misses Alice Boswell. Gertie Boswell Fan
ME Barbarin. Rebecca Barbarin. Susie
Bontz. Fannie Hinmarsh Maggie Harris
Ella Miller, Lizzie OFT. Georgia OFT. Daisy
Riley, Lille Riley and Jessie Whitney,
Messrs. Hyde. Barbarn. Frank Boswell.
Arthur Boswell. Eddie Ford. Sam Ford,
Howard Fiske. Stanley Gamble Arthur
Jordan, Willie Kern. Charlie Peckham.
Robert Proudtield, Charles Waters and Will
Waters.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parker will be at home Tues
days in January, at 1920 Vermont avenue.
Gen. VIM. c. Wallace. ex-representative
| from Brooklyn. N. Y, with Mrs. Wallace
and Miss Helen Wallace. is at the Shore
ham for few days.
Mrs. John Lynch. Miss Lynch and Miss
Spring will be at home Tuesdays in jan
| Gary. at 2O2S Hillyer place.
The wives of the senators and representa-
tives at the Hamilton will be at home
Wednesday, January and ~, and Febru-
airy and 10.
Mrs. Northway. Mrs. Savers. Mrs. Bart
| lett, Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Swanson will be at home at the Riggs
House the first and third Tuesdays In jan
| uary and February.
Announcement is made of the marriage,
,, December %. at Old Christ Church. Phila-
delphia, of DIR. Murray Gait Motter and Miss
Ellen SitgreaYes, daughter of the late Ri.
Rev. Thomas H. Vail of the diocese of Kan
SaS, and granddaughter of the late Rt. Rev.
Samuel Bowman of the diocese of Penn
sylvania. DR.. and Mrs. Motter are located
| at 2114 Connecticut avenue. where they will
be at home to their friends Thursdays in
February.
Representative Vespasian Warner and
Miss Minnie Bishop were quietly married
at 1890 o'clock at the residence of eX-
Mayor Bishop. at Clinton, ILL.,, yesterday
morning. Col. and Mrs. Warner left at
once after the ceremony for Chicago and
are expected to arrive here in a few lays.
The marriage of Miss Emily Stuart Ste
vens, youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar A. Stevens of this city, to Mr.. VAN
noy H. Manning of the United States geo.
logical survey, is announced to take place
at DenisOn. Texas. the 9Th instant. Mr..
Manning is the eldest son of the late Van
H. Manning. member of the Forty-fifth
Congress from mississippi Mr. and Mrs.
Manning will be in Washington about jan
uary Is. They will spend a few days with
the parents of the bride at No. 302 street
A party of young people enjoyed a straw
ride to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Darnell in Hyattsville Friday night. Music
and dancing were enjoyed until the new
year was ushered in. Among those who
took the ride were Mr.. and Mrs. King, Mr.
and Mrs. Frazier. Mrs. Darnell ST.. Mrs.
Johnson and the Misses N. GaZhan, 3. Kel-
ligan. r. Johnson. +. Thomas, NJ. Morley
and Messrs. F.. Darnell. A. Cross, E. d.
Draper, o. Clark and w. johnson.
A pleasant company of young folks gath
cred at the home of Miss Maggie Burke,
sDS 18th street southeast, Friday night
Games and music were enjoyed and re-
freshments were served. Those present
were Misses L. Donnelly, A. Hughes, r.
Ball, P. Ermold l.. Ball, E. Pruitt, r.
Hutchinson. NJ. Burke. f. Rhodes. and
Messrs. ]. Hughes, +. Rothwell A. Elgin
]. Harry, NJ Shelton and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
T. Mccormick.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Mag
gle Columbus at her residence, 1120 North
Capitol street New Year eve. Instrumental
and vocal music by Misses Maggie Column
bus and Agnes Turner, and recitations by
Mr.. +. Columbus were enjoyed, and at a
late hour refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses X. Lauxman, A. Tur-
ner, NJ. Columbus, E. Cole, o. Columbus,
Messrs. B. Mcdonald, ]. Sheehy, r. Deu-
terman, A. Krebs, H. Noordzy and H. Co.
lumbuS.
The Misses Eugene. Gussie and Florance
Girouard. daughters of Mr.. A. Girouard
entertained a number of friends at their
home, 1l5 10th street northeast, Saturday
night. During the evening Miss Eugene
Girouard, Miss Ethel CLANCY and Miss
Florence Girouard contributed vocal selec-
tons. The guests were Miss Sallie Haas,
Miss Bessie Lewis, Miss Jessie King Miss
Ada Gunion, Miss Ada Roe, Miss Marion
Miller, Miss Fanny Brotherton. Miss Flor
ence Hulse. Miss Ethel CLANCY, Mr. Geo.
Duval, Mr.. A. B. Simons, jr Mr. H.
Marschchaulk. Mr.. Fred Grogan Mr. Cy-
rus Bright, Mr.. Paul Carr, Mr.. Harley Gro
gan. Mr.. H. Deland, Mr.. Harry Collins Mr.
Walter Collins. Mr. Frank King, Mr.. George
Mueller, Mr.. George Weaver, Mr.. Hood
Yeager of Old Point, Va, Mr.. Burt Thor
nette Mr.. Percy Heating of New York and
Mr.. Paul Gunion.
Mrs NJ. s. Gist and her daughters. Mrs
S. B. Craig and Mrs. E. b. White will be
at home Tuesdays. at 1906 street
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh r. Jusley entertained
number OF friends at a penny party at
515 L street northwest New Year eve The
first prizes were won by Mr. Earnest Guard
and Miss Anna Kluge. Refreshments were
served. Among those present were Mrs.
Ball, Miss Stella Rowland, Miss Matte Bull
ord Ticc LODI n,I