Evening star., 1898-02-19

Spanier, Lille Spanier. Della Fishel Stel-
la Oettinger, Gertrude Heilbrun, Laura
Behrend, Josephine Daily, Rena Bonheim
Of Baltimore, Sadie Rothschild Blanche
Block and Messrs. Arthur Wolberg, Mil
ton Baum, Robert Meyer, Joseph Dam
Maurice Snsheimer, Willie jacob, Max
Abel, Den Dreyfus, Dave Rothschld and
Emanuel Baumgarten.
Miss Lillian Antonia Korff and Mr.. Louis
William Stolp were married at ST Aloysius
Church Thursday evening. The ceremony
took place at 4:3O. the officiating clergy
man being the Rev. Father Conway, vice
president of Georgetown College, assisted
by Rev Fathers Gillespie, Colgan, O'Con-
nell and Forham. The altar was prettily
decorated with palms The bride, gowned
in gray cloth, with hat to match, entered
the church on the arm of her father. She
was attended by her sister. Miss Evelyn
Korff, as maid of honor. The groom, at
tended by his best man, Mr. j. F. Fftzpat-
rick, awaited the bride at the altar. Messrs.
]. La Gorce, c. Fishman, j. Faye and j.
Fitzpatrick acted as ushers. After the
ceremony the couple left for a trip north.
Mrs F. H. Harrington and her daughter.
Mrs. W. c. Hibbs of the marine barracks.
will not receive on Monday, February 21
or on other Mondays this season.
On account of the disaster to the battle
ship Maine the informal hop scheduled for
February %, to have been given by the
take place.
Mrs. Louise and Miss Susan p Pollock
have authorized Miss Lucy Wheelock of
Boston, who is president of the Interna-
tional kindergarten Union. to invite the
delegates attending its annual meeting In
Philadelphia to reception at their resi-
dence, 1426 Q street, February p, from g
to 10 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Upham Of Boston
Will visit Washington the coming week.
Mrs A. G. Martin, Mrs. S. E. Smith and
Miss Smith, 1888 Vermont avenue, will be
at home on Monday afternoon, February
y, from 2 to s.
Mrs Pendleton, Washington navy yard,
" Ill not be at home on Mondays hereafter,
but will be glad to receive her friends at
any time.
Mrs. Robert Platt and Miss Platt of Cap
itol Hill will be at home Monday. the 2lst.
Mrs. ]. T. Appleberg and Mrs. Helene
kirkpatrick of 2026 G street, will be a.
home Tuesday, the I'D, from to q, for the
last time this season.
Mrs. Clara Campbell Manning and the
Misses Manning, at 1880 Columbia road,
Columbia Heights, will be at home inform
ally for the last time this season. Satur-
day. February 10, after o'clock.
Mrs. Madison c. Ballinger will be assisted
al her tea on Monday by Mrs. Adlai Stew
enscn. president general, D. A R.; Madame
Theu, wife OF the nrSt secretary, Chinese
embassy; Miss Elizabeth Bryant Johnston
Mrs Thomas Anderson and the ladies' of
the Manor House.
Miss Routh will rot receive on Monday,
but on Monday, February %.
The Y. K. Club was pleasantly entertained
by Miss Hattie Baum at her residence, S24
4th street northwest, on Wednesday even
ing last. Those present were Misses Eva
Hclmes, Ida Randall, Bessie Ridgely, Mag
gle Maloney, F. Randall, Ivy Ridgely. Hat
tie Baurn, Blanch and Ella Cissen. Messrs.
wood, Bell, Gregory and Mason.
Mrs. ]. N. Whitney will hold her last re-
ception for the season on Monday, the 21st
Of February, at 1903 H street.
Mrs Anna Cusack Of Fort Leavenworth,
KAN. is the guest of Mrs. Michael Cooney,
500 T street northwest.
Miss Began, 421 q street northwest, and
Miss Hoge of Evanston, ILL.,, will be at home
Informally Monday, February q, after
o'clock.
Mrs. Chas. B. Bryan. daughter of the
late Admiral Ralph Simms, Is guest of
the Ebbitt She is a D. A. r. delegate of
Memphis.
Mrs de B. Randolph Keim. ex-vice presi-
dent general D. A. R., will be at home. in
formally, Monday afternoon, February 21.
from to o'clock, at the Elsmere. She
has invited the state and chapter regents.
with their delegates and alternatss, from
New England, Pennsylvania, Tennessee.
Minnesota and Kentucky, to meet the
founders Of the National Society, D. 4. r.