Evening star., 1898-02-26

over light blue, and carried La France
roses. The bride, becomingly attired in
white silk and carrying brides roses. en-
tered the hall with her brother. Mr.. Thos.
Cissel, who gave her hand I'm marriage.
After the ceremony a reception was held
a pleasant feature of the occasion was the
Presentation of n silver set from the Cie-
mats Social Club which attended In a body.
The presentation was made by Mr.. Frank
Apgar. the president OF the club.
Mrs. Barton d. Jones will receive Mon
day for the last time this season. She will
have with her several friends from out OF
town.
The next meeting of the Capitol Hin
History Club will be held at the residence
of Mrs. o. II. Briggs Mrs Alfonso Patten
is the president, Mrs. w. T. HORNE. vice
president. and Mrs. John w. Hall. secre-
tary. Another evening entertainment Will
be given by the club in snort time
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke and Miss Christopher
of Bauston Spa, n. Y, are the guests of
Mrs Sadie Sullivan (nee Quackenbush),
1902 street.
Mr. Harry Lovel entertained a party OF
young friends at his residence, 3l2 Virginia
avenue southeast, Friday evening. A pleas
ant e' ening was spent and bountiful re-
past served. Among those present We're
Misses BlaI che Calvert, Maggie Hyde, May
Awkward, Nettie Fleishman, Annie Cross.
Nellie Cross, Annie Beavers, Grace Beavers.
Lester Berry. Lottie Knott, Ella Howhn,
Eva Kramer. Hattie Hissey, Maud Buell..
and Messrs Harry Lowell Sam Thompson,
Arthur Selby Harry Buell.. Clarence
Cleeves. Edward Watts. Arthur Watts and
Will Howlin.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Mercer came from
their country place to attend the Assembly
ball.
Mrs. Hicks will be at home as usual on
Monday, from 3 to G. at her residence on
Capitol Hill, 1901 Massachusetts avenue
northeast. She will also be pleased to re-
ceive any members of the D. A r. who
may like to see her historical portraits and
miniatures.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamlin will not receive
Monday.
Mrs Thomas B. Turley. Miss Turley and
Miss Margaret Turley, wife and daughters
of Senator Turley, are with him al the Eb-
bitt. In Memphis the Turleys live in an
elegant home on the same spot who're stood
the mouse in which the senator was born.
Mrs. rurley is a woman of charming and
graceful manner. Miss Turley is beau
tiful and accomplished young lady. just en-
tering society, while Miss Margaret Is still
a a>schoolgirl.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Wilson gave a
handsome dinner last evening in honor of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Stockton. VINO are
spending portion of the season in Wash
ington. The other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Newcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. H. Holmes and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Kaufman. The deco
rations of the table were pink. the center
piece being mass of beautiful and fra
grant roses of that color.
Miss Esther Griffin Ely of Schnectady.
n. Y. is on a short visit to this city to her
brother Mr.. Selder Marvin Ely. and will
be at home to callers Tuesday, March 1,
to 6, at PA E street
Miss Doilie Curtis of Topeka. Kan, sis
ter of Representative Curtis was at home
Tuesday afternoon at 1881 r street The
In full tod -ish
flowers and smilax- The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Legg, Misses Conner and
Murray Of Winterset, Iowa.
The congressional ladies of the Elsmere
entertained in honor of Mrs Ella Wheeler
Wilcox Thursday evening. The evening
was pleasantly spent at progressive eu-
chre. after which dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Mae Slattery has recovered from a
severe illness and will be pleased TO have
her friends call at 1110 New Jersey avenue.
Mrs. Frank Miller of 156 street north
east celebrated her birthday Thursday last
which was delightful affair. After many
games were played a bountiful repast was
served. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Waterburn, Mr.. and Mrs
Robt. Lawrenson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Sau-
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller, the Misses
Fannie Simpson, Lena Harvey, Celia and
Nellie Harleston, Grace Coumer and Oneta
Omohundro, Mrs. Harleston, Mrs. Allison
Mr.. L. eraser. Harry Allison, Raymond and
Elmer Sauter and Cralle Lawrenson.-
Mrs. e. v. Rice OF Capitol Hill gave a
birthday party In honor of her daughter
Marie, on Tuesday, February ~. Dancing
and games were INDUCED in. Refreshments
were served in the dining room, which was
decorated with flowers and American flags
in honor of the day. The birthday cake had
sixteen colored candles. She received many
presents from her friends. Each guest
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the table.
Mrs. c. R Mcclure Of Pittsburg is at the
Grafton.
Miss Genevieve Rice is in Baltimore visit
ing.
Miss Annie Kaletski and Mr.. Julius Beck
er have announced their engagement
Miss Leila Baker of Winchester is visit
ing Miss Giles Jenkins on street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chamberlin of No
lS6 A street northeast gave a party to their
daughter Pauline Tuesday evening last
Among those present were the Misses Crete
Hatch. Ethel NJ. Harris. Margaret Parkin-
tn, Mildred Welch, Clara Morrow and
Pauline Chamberlin; also Master Raymond
D. Harris.
One of the prettiest entertainments Of
the season was given last evening by Mrs
Crown and Miss Mae Crown to the MEM
bers of her social club. Those present were
Miss Ethel Fish, Miss Nora Phelps, Miss
Edna Yates Miss Anna Walker. Miss Mar
garet Bit. Miss Mary Walker. Miss Bertha
Carron, Miss Clarrisa Rosefy and Miss En-
ma Sparro. Captain Satterlee Phelps. Mr.
Charles Crown, Mr.. Henry b. Polkinhorn
Mr.. Martin, Mr.. Fisher. Mr.. Arthur Crown
Mr.. George Cooper, Mr.. Thornton Crown
Mr.. Wuibb Lindsay. DIR. E. d. Perkins
Mr.. Roswell Fish, jr., Mr.. w. P. RinohI
and DR.. Tynus Christmann. First and sec
ond prizes were won by DIR. Edward Per-
kins, Mr.. Lindsay. Mr.. Cooper, Miss Phelps
and Miss Mary Walker, while in third and
fourth prizes the successful winners were
Mr.. Crown, DR.. Christmann. Miss Carron
anu Miss Bit. Supper was served at H.
after which Miss Carron, Miss Rossafy and
Miss 'Bilt rendered some fine music. The
rooms were elegantly decorated with palms
and pink roses.
The Misses H. W. Tolson, NJ. W. Pas
teur. M. L. Woolverton and NJ. Z. Ethe-
ridge left last week to attend the Mardi
Gras festival at New Orleans.
DIR. and Mrs. Johnston will be at home
at the parsonage, 800 street. from 3 to
5 and to 10 Monday. for the last time
prior to removal from Washington.
The regular dance of the Saturday Even
ing Assembly will take place at Carroll In
stitute Hall tonight.
The regular meeting of the Cozinovia