Evening star., 1898-12-03

1t may be safe to say will not only be al ex-
tensive as any of the fine homes In its
locality, but Will also far surpass them. In
few years more she will have q young
daughter in society and the splendors of
the new establishment, IL Mrs. Townsend s
intentions as at present suggested are car
ried out, Will be for her entree into the gay
world.
Mrs. A V. Graves has returned and Will
be at home Wednesday. December I. from
to o'clock. at 1l29 9th street.
Mrs. Alfred Gardeners beautiful house on
Harvard street presented a very attractive
| appearance last evening, the occasion being
musical to her friends. Mrs. Lake and
| daughter of Representative Ellis ard Miss
| Tracy of New York. who are about to leave
the city for a protracted stay in the west.
Commander of the District of Columbia Ma
val Reserve X. L. Hams and Mrs. Hains.
Mr.. Patterson of Washington, Miss Remels-
| berg of Cincinnati Ohio. and Mr. Shelly
Clarke were friends of Mrs. Lake and Miss
Tracy and were invited to meet them.
Mrs. Macauley, the widow OF the late
| Cen Daniel Macauey formerly Of Wash
/ ington. is visiting her friend, Mrs. S. W.
| Hastings of 1912 street.
The E. 7. w. Club met Monday evening
! at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Fl. v.
Easterling. 1541 9th street. The program
included interesting papers upon Thanks
giving by Mrs Bennett A. Allen. Mr.. Chas.
| f. Fairman and Miss Dana l.. May. Dainty
refreshments were served Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Olmstead,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas Mr.. and Mrs
r. E Logan. Mr. and Mrs. George Den
mark, Mrs. r. H. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
V. Easterling, Mrs. B. A. Allen. Mrs. Z. s..
May. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Fairman,
Miss Dana May and Mr.. Jackson The next
meeting of the club will be held Monday
evening, December L. at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett A. Allen, 1900 4th
street.
Col. and Mrs Addison Thomas of New
port, r. L., have returned to Washington
for the winter and have taken a house at
ZOOS Hilyer place. Last winter they occu-
pied DIR. kindleberger's house on C street.
Mrs. S. L. Richardson, esteemed resi-
dent of Mathews county. Va. is in the city
on visit to her children. Mr.. William
Richardson, Mrs. r. Goodman and Miss X.
A. Richardson.
Mr.. Sam Kinsey of the 4th Ohio Volun-
teer Infantry is visiting his sister Miss
NJ. Belle kinsey. Miss Nellie Kinsey and
her cousin. Miss Margaret Shannon of Ohio.
are also visiting Miss Kinsey.
Mrs. ]. K. Stickney regrets her inability
TO return calls before leaving for Cali
fornia, in consequence of sickness and un-
pleasant weather.
Mrs. Raphael C. Gwynn. 1901 Vermont
avenue will receive the first and last Mon
days in January, assisted by her daughter,
Mrs. Johnson HELEN.
surprise party was given to Mr.. ard
Mrs. Holt at their home on Scott avenue
in honor of their twenty-seventh annIver-
sary- They received congratulations from
many friends.
Mrs. O'Connell, wife of Maurice d. O'Con-
NELL solicitor of the treasury. will be at
home with Mrs. William Wall Saturdays
1913 n street.
Mrs. Clement L. Schayer, nee Miss Kate
Z. Neale, has left for her home in West
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Strong formerly OF
Laurens, N. Y. but now of Los Angeles
Cal, have been spending few days with
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Diver on
Capitol Hill.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows have returned
to their Massachusetts avenue residence for
the winter. Mrs. Burrows will spend next
week in New York.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Lille Walker of Norfolk. last
evening at the residence of her cousins, the
Misses Martin. III l1th street Games, in
terspersed with music, were enjoyed during
the evening. In the prize games. Miss Mae
Ieaman and Mr.. Albert Hancock Won the
first prizes, and Miss Lille Walker and Mr..
Maurice Leaman the BOBBY prizes. After
ward bountiful collation. was served.
Among those present were the Misses
Mae Brittian, Ida Bryan, Bessie Bush, Lille
Cox, Ella johnson, Grace Leaman, Mae
Leaman, Addie Martin, Mae Martin, Emma
Phillips and Lille Walker; and Messrs. J.
Collins, ]. Coulter, F. Ford c. Good, L.
Guschewsky, A. Hancock. J. Leaman. l..
I.eaman NJ. Leaman, w. McHenry, r. Mar
tin, II. Moreland.
The members OF the Z. T. W.. Euchre
Club met last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Baier. The close score held the inter
est up to the end Miss Lille Baier and
Mr. Grahe won the first prizes. After par
taking of a light supper the club decided
to hold its next meeting at Mrs. E. J.
Burtt's.
One of the attractive debutantes of the
season will be Miss I.arner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fillmore Larner. Miss
Larner comes from one of the oldest resi-
dental families in Washington and has
hosts of friends to welcome her into the
social world.
Mrs. r. ". Allen is located for the win
ter at 1905 II street.
Joseph Ludewig of Pittsburg and Miss NJ
Louise Zimmerman of this city were mar
ried at the residence of her cousin Mrs.
House, 1920 l street, Thursday, December
l, at 10 am. L ne drawing rooms We're
tastefully decorated with roses and trop-
ical plants The bride and groom entered
the room together to the strains of the
Lohengrin wedding march played on the
violin and piano. During the interesting
ceremony, which was that of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, the Angels Serenade
was beautifully rendered by Mr. II. s. Zim-
norman, and Miss Lena Zimmerman after
which congratulations and best wishes We're
extended to the happy couple by the numer-
Gus friends present. Later the bride and
groom left amid shower of rice for their
future home in Pittsburg. The bride was
the recipient of numerous beautiful pres
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Murphy have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Lula Virginia. to MIR. George T. New
ton, Wednesday evening, December Z, at S
O'Clock, at Independent Methodist Church.
Mrs. Cropper of 1142 NJ street will receive
on Fridays throughout the winter, instead
of Saturday, as heretofore.
A surprise party was given Mrs. L. r.
Pickles. by some of her most intimate
friends before her departure for the south.
Many beautiful presents Were given her.
A pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Mrs. Pace. 825 18th street northwest
Euchre was played and a repast was serv-
ed. Among those present were Miss Mil
dred Kemp, Miss Grace Friend, Mrs. Pace
Miss Maloney, Miss Lange. Miss Murphy
and Miss Powers, Mr.. VIII Kemp, Jack Bar
rows, MIR. Sloane, Mr. Burke, MIR. Hopkins
and Mr.. o Brien.
Last evening the Capital Bicycle Club
gave the first german of its tenth annual
season. 1t was very prettily lead by DIR.
Bart Hills and Miss McGirr. The favor ta-
bles We're presided over by DIR. Hills little