Evening star., 1898-01-27

| son, Miss Grace Davis and Miss Julia Dent
Grant of New York. Mrs. Elkins wore
| costume of siiver-gray velvet with trim
mings of rose color and lace. Decorations
were yellow jonquils and tulips. Members
Of the cabinet, diplomatic corps, senators
and representatives, with their wives, were
present
Mrs. A. Z. Bates has sent out cards for
| valentine party. February IA.
Mrs. A. p. German and the Misses Cor
| man will be at home this afternoon from
3 TO for the last time this season.
The wedding of Miss Claire Adele Norton,
daughter of Mr.. James Albert Norton. rep
| resentative of the thirteenth Ohio district,
| to DR.. Charles Ransom Hambly of Tiffln,
Ohio. is announced Rev. DIR. McKim per-
! formed the ceremony, Miss Elizabeth Bar
ron and Mr.. Warren Noble Grof of Ohio
| being attendants. Mr.. Norton gave his
DR.. and Mrs. James A. Norton. Ensign AL
bert L. Norton. U. s. N. and Mrs. Norton
| of Annapolis, Mrs. Violet Hambly, Miss
Corinne Hambly of Bradford. Pa. and Mr..
| Willard Thompson of New York. After the
| ceremony Dr. and Mrs. Hambly left for
| southern wedding trip. after which they
will make their home in Tiffin. Ohio.
Mrs Charles H. Tickling and Miss Flick
| ling are at home this afternoon and will re-
| ceive February II.
| Mrs. John Bayne gave pretty tea yes
| terday. entertaining for Miss Mae Ashby
| Bayne, her daughter. The debutante wore
a pretty gown of white liberty silk and car
| ried pink roses. Assisting Were: Mrs. Will
| cox, Mrs. ]. c. Breckenridge, Miss Craig,
Miss Slingluff of Baltimore, Misses Dare.
| rotten, Burrett and Wheeler The tea was
| largely attended by the army, navy and
| old residents of Capitol Hill.
| Miss Richards. daughter of the governor
| of Wyoming, was guest of honor al a din
ner given at the Arlington by Judge Jay T.
Torrey Of Wyoming. Miss Richards is
guest of Mrs Warren, wife of Senator War
| rem. and leaves SATURDAY. for her home in
| the west
Miss Eleanor Van Mater Croes Bancroft
and Ensign Harold Kemble Hines. u. S. N.
| were married at St. James Episcopal
| evening. The bride is daughter of Major
| Eugene A. Bancroft. late L. S. A. Ensign
John F. Hines, L. S. NJ, attended as best
| man and Miss Ethel Richards of Boston
| Major Tracy Waller Colonel Morehead
and c. c. Billings of Washington were
| ushers. The affair was full dress, the Of
| ficers all wearing uniform.
| Nathaniel Mckay gave a dinner last
evening to forty-five guests. The table was
covered with a canvas decorated in oil
| painting and pink roses. The following
gentlemen were present: Senators Hoar,
Sewell, Burrows. Carter, Sfoup, Mitchell,
| Mcbride, Representatives Gros0enor, Hen
| derson, Cannon, Van Voorhis, Weaver,
Payne, Doliver. Burleigh, Sherman.
| Fischer, Mahon, Hopkins. Rrumm, Cum
| InlnSS, Bull. f1dWley, Ellis, Hurley,
| Steele. Col. Charles Dick. Commander
| Hichborn, Mr. Hermann, commissioner of
| the general land office; Mr. Nanderlip. as
| sistant secretary of the treasury; Mr.. 5. G.
| Neale, Mr.. Howell, assistant secretary of
| the treasury; Mr.. Pradt, assistant attorney
| general; Lieut.. A. c. Baker, Mr.. Evans,
| commissioner of pensions: Mr.. Cridler,
| third assistant secretary of state. Mr.. Pen
| field, solicitor of the State Department:
| Judge Thompson, MIR. Cotton and Mr.. John
| S. Blair.
Mr.. Frank Moore Lothrop of this city
and Miss Fannie Imogene Rich of Norris
| vile, n. Y, were married at noon today.
The ceremony was performed at Baptist
| Church at Morrisville. After a reception at
! the residence of the brides parents the
| couple left for Washington, where they will
| be at home to their friends, So1 East Cap
itOl street, after Monday, January 81.
The R. G. A. Progressive Euchre Club
| held their first meeting last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Schneider, 202S 18th street northwest The
| guests spent delightful evening. Those
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Man
| kin. Miss Sara Mankin, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| Fred Conboye, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor ].
| Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Springsteen. Mrs.
| Victorine Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Schneider and Mr. II. w. Elmore.
| The engagement of Miss Rose Coinsky
to Mr.. w. D. Zeugschmidt of Pittsburg
| is announced.
| Mrs. Francis Emerson Smith and Miss
Davis. 2O6O 18th street, will not be at home
| tomorrow, but will be at home the remain
| ing Fridays of the season.
| On Tuesday evening a progre ssive euchre
| rarty was given by Miss Rosalie Camalier,
| 20 r street northeast. lexington. The
| first prize for ladies was won by Miss
| Mamie r. Harvey, Miss Clarissa Edmon-
stcn securing second prize. For the gen.
tlemen Mr.: J. Tarbell Dyer carried off first
honors and Mr.. J. Matthew Camalier Sec
| ond. Miss May Elinor Sheridan was
awarded the BOBBY. Those present were
Ter. May E. Sheridan. Rosalie CamaIier,
| Mamie r. Harvey, Minnie Marr, Edith
| Grimes, and Messrs ]. Tarbell Dyer Jno
E. Sheridan, Harvey Dyer, Arthur Har-
vey, Teller Archibald, Willard Archibald and
| ]. Matthew Camaler.
Miss Cavanaugh has sent out cards for
a matinee euchre Friday, January 2S
Col. Charles ]. Maddox and wife of Front
| Royal, Va. are in the city, visiting their
| daughter, Mrs. Charles p. Montgomery. on
Q street.
Miss Marie Donavin of New York is visit
| ing Major and Mrs. Heist at 1854 street.
Miss Jane Sheaffer of Tenleytown, d. c.,
and Mr.. Claude Clements of Washington
| were married Wednesday, January 10. at
| the Cathedral in Baltimore by the Rev.
| Father Russell. chancellor.
North Church was the scene of pretty
wedding last night, when Mr.. Frederick
NleOIeiQl ana MISS harriet GllchreSt were
| married. The ceremony was performed by
| the Rev. Chas. B. Ramsdell, pastor of the
church in the presence OF a large gather
| ing of friends. After the ceremony a re-
| cept.on was held by Mr.. crd Mrs. Niedfeldt
| at their future home corner 10th and w
| streets northwest. Many handsome and
useful presents were received. Messrs f.
| L. Ramsdell. j. Mulroy, w. Briscoe and A.
Vogelwey acted as ushers.
The sixth Of a series of dances to be
given during the season by the Terpsi-
chorean Club of this city was held last
| night in the form of a mask. The gentle
men having charge of the affair last night
were w. Donnell. president, with Messrs.
H. Glascoe, Wilson Kiefer and Cako as
floor managers. Topsy. Mike from Klon-
dixie, and the pair of Wandering Willies
were among the costumes. The club will
| give dance at Typographical Hall every
other Wednesday during the season.
very pleasant surprise party was given
| in honor of Miss Anne B. Hutchinson at
her residence, 121 9Th street southeast,
| January 26. Among those present were
Mrs. NJ. E. Williams, Misses c. and <.
Tufts. A. Hogue, E. Vermillion, N. Fergu-
son, A. and H. Trunne1l, E. Garner and
Miss Ford, Messrs Fox, Fordham, Duvall.
Dove, Johnston. Curry. Totten, Roderick
and WithroW