Evening star., 1899-02-11

this club have been very popular and well
attended, the number OF out-of-town guests
being noteworthy. The patronesses were
Mrs. William Beale Hibbs. Mrs. Joseph p.
Minetree. Mrs. William Todd Devan and
Mrs. William Nelson Moore. Others pres
ent were Misses Amy Concklin, Darling.
Mary Aisquith. Blanche Street, Harriet
Draper, Cecil Duiin. Williams. Jarvis, Breun-
niger. Shipman, Plat, Taliaferro. Quacken-
| bush. Elaine Young, Rosalie A. Healy. Mar
garet Walker, Deiss, Elizabeth Orndorff,
Jane Young. Cauldwell. Taliaferro, Alice
Irwin, Manning, Heiston, Oyster, Drake,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edwin Young. Mr.. and
Mrs. Braunstein, Miss Grace Maher, Miss
Brown of Franklin. Pa; Miss Whiting of
Brooklyn, n. Y; Miss Fay Of Chicago, Miss
Quarles of Troy, Miss Carlisle of Penusyl-
yania. Miss Braunstein of Cincinnati and
others, Messrs. Arthur l. Clark. Franz
Ridgway, Thomas Aisquith. Arthur Maher,
Francis p. Madeira. John Wilson, William
Muehleisen, John b. Johnston, George Har-
vey, Ernest L. Cox. Charles II. Rodgers,
Walker Douglass, Hitchcock McNeir, Will
liam Keblingcr. Fowler, Green. Dr. Lee
Harlan. DR.. Townshend. Harry Reed, Fred
Parks, John Kinney, William Nottingham,
Charles Glover William Donnelly Cauld-
well, William Carter, DIR. Madert, William
Hoffman, Brengle, Reese, Charles Jones,
George A. Nils. jr.. Eugene Cough. Hend-
| ley. Drake, William Moore, f. p. Hickey.
jr., RiggIes, George Weaver and Colonel
Healy.
Mrs. Samuel Parker and Mrs. Robert E.
Parker win be at home Monday, February
13, from to 6.
Mrs. III. b. waddey of 941 H street left
| for New Orleans to spend a few weeks
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. William
Twombly gave a euchre party at their new
home, No. las Massachusetts avenue north
east. complimentary to their guest, Miss
Lille Snodgrass of Canada Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Byrd Judd, Mr.. and
DIR. Lewis J. Battle, Miss Grace Wunder,
Mr.. James 3. Lloyd, Miss Lille Snodgrass,
Mr.. Charles W. Boyle, Mr.. Joseph f; b.
Goldney Mrs. Whitson Mr.. Joseph Ven-
able Miss Belle Whitson, Mr. Frank Pow
ell Miss Esther Goldney, Mr.. Vincent How
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w. Keller, Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Pegue, Mrs. Lottie Hinsley,
Mr.. Jesse III. POWELL, Miss Fannie Weedon,
Mr.. Harry Burwell, Miss Emma Goldney,
Mr.. David b. Perry, Miss George Wunder,
Mr.. Ed W4--Ison and Mr.. Jas. III. Weedon.
The prizes were in silver and won by Miss
Belle Whitson and Mr. James II. Weldon.
Consolation prizes by Mrs. Morton Ven-
able and MIR. David u. Perry.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at st.
Stephens Church, Mt Pleasant, on Wednes-
day at noon, the contracting parties being
Miss Lillian CliZbee of New York, and Mr..
Henry w. Mordhaust of Fort Wayne, In
diana. The bride entered the church with
her uncle, Mr.. Thompson. She was hand
somely gowned in white satin. trimmed with
chiffon and rare old lace, which was worn
by her grandmother on her bridal gown.
The officiating clergyman was Rev. Mr..
Dudley of st. Stephens parish. After the
ceremony dinner was served at the resi-
dence of the brides aunt, Mrs. Thompson
of 1915 18th street, Mt Pleasant. Only the
immediate family and a few intimate
friends were present. The presents were
numerous and valuable. Que of the most
substantial was spacious double house
at Fort Wayne, all planned by the bride,
and diamond sunburst, both gifts of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Mordhaust went to
Florida for their honeymoon and will re-
main month before proceeding to their
future home at Fort Wayne.
Miss Lillian NJ Shaffer of Aurora, W.
Va, who is visiting her brother at 1l23 18th
street, corner Massachusetts avenue, will
be in the city until the middle of next
week.
Miss Clara Faville Williams of Delaware,
Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Benjamin W.
Holman of 1921 18th street.
Mrs. katherine Miller, l017 18th street
has had a pleasant house party this winter.
Mrs John Cosby and Miss Mitchell left on
Friday for New York, and Miss Garrett
goes home to Balbunon Monday. At her re-
ceDtion last Wednesday Mrs. Miller was
assisted by Mrs. Cosby of Danville, Va;
Miss Laura Macon Mitchell of Richmond
Va; Mrs George Baber of KENTUCKY. Mrs
w. B. Hays of New York, Mrs. Norris and
Miss Raye Garrett.
Miss Sue Oesterling Stifel and Miss Nellie
Beck Stifel of Wheeling W. Va, are the
guests of Miss Deis of 119 b street south
east.
Mrs. Horace X Fulton and Mrs. John
Doyle Carmody of 1211 Vermont avenue
will be at home Tuesday, February IA, from
to 5.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Master Harry Warfield "Wednesday
evening, February s, at his home No. 76l
9th street southeast, 1t being the eleventh
anniversary of his birthday. The feature
of the evening was a donkey party, the
prizes being taken by Miss Florence Col
Hngsworth, first prize, and Master Sam
Fry, BOBBY prize. after which the little
ones all repaired to the dining room. where
a bountifui repast awaited them. Those
present were: Misses Florence Ceilings
worth. Mary Wilson, Berthe Mccullough,
Mary Rowe, Maud Warfield and Sara Rowe
and Masters Sam Fry, Harry and Horris
Rupert, Jake Wilson, VIII Hutcherson,
Earl Collingsworth, Elmo Issac, Harry
Warfield and Clinton Finch.
Mrs. HI. Clay Stewart will be at home
Tuesday, February IA, for the last time this
season.
The Eureka Euchre Club held its regular
fortnighuy meeting at the home of Miss
Nelly Goldsmith, 937 Virginia avenue south
west. First prizes were won by Mr.. Brad
ford and Miss Jones, while Mr.. w. H. Gold
smith carried off the consolation prize
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Goldsmith, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford, the
Misses Jones, Mortz Goldsmith, Buchanan
L
Atchinson, Santel, Corcoran and Goldsmith
Mrs. Olivia c. Starring and Mrs. Marie
Robinson Wright will receive today from
3 to 6, 14S Massachusetts avenue, assisted
by Miss Edith Van Buren, Mrs. Gertrude
Atherton, Mrs. James w. Whitney, Misses
Pairo, Miss Chapman, Miss Kendall and
Miss Daisy Stewart
The Southern Cotillion will give matinee
german February % at the Confederate
Veterans Hall, 11th and E streets, which
will be led by Mr.. W. Wilbur Keblinger.
Mrs. M V. Richards, $3.50 14th street. will
not be at home Monday, February 13.
Among the Washingtonians at the Second
Assembly in Philadelphia last night was
Miss Rush, daughter of Commander Rush
of the navy.
Miss Susie Courtney of Grenemount ave-
nue. Baltimore, is visiting Mrs. j. VIM. De
Grange, Gas A street northeast.
Mrs. Mcknight Moses will be at home
Mondays in February.
The Dancing Club of the Morton Cadets
gave a small dance to their lady friends at
the armory rooms Thursday evening. The
rooms were prettily decorated for the oc-
casion blue and gray, the company
coIors, predominating. Refreshments were
served during the evening. The boys will