Evening star., 1899-12-02

girlish beauty was enhanced by her pretty
white silk and lace costume. and she re-
oetVed great quantities of flowers in honor
ofsthe day.
Mrs. Page Morris will be at home infor
mally on the third Saturday in December.
Mrs. Morris will be at home on the first
and third Saturdays of each month. instead
OF tuesdays, as of previous seasons.
Miss Elise Towson of 922 Massachusetts
avenue has gone to Philadelphia to visit
friends, and she will also visit New York
city.
Mrs. George w Morgan from Mount
Vernon. Ohio, is at the Hamilton for the
winter.
The "Congenial Euchre Club" was enter
tanned last evening by Miss Clara ponch al
ner residence, Cos II street northwest The
hrst prizes Were awarded to Miss Sickels
ana Mr. Frank Nixon and the BOBBY prizes
10 MISS Lou kahlert and Mr.. McGrain.
Capt and Mrs. n NJ Brooks have
changed their residence from I'd street to
"a street southeast. Their niece Miss
Iroutman, is still with them
Inc members of the Imperial foot hall
team We're the guests of their captain, Bir-
ney Horsekamp, at his residence on
Thanksgiving evening The team was en-
tertained by vocal selections by Mr. Cal
Iahan. and musical selections 10y Mr.. J.
Horsekamp and j. Rossar Among those
present We're Messrs. S. Walker W. Har-
ris. F. Horsekamp, J. Callahan, C Heider.
c. Powell, w. H Ward r Neubeck and
others.
The Eureka Euchre Club was charmingly
entertained on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 30. by Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Keller
at their home, East Capitol street The
first prizes were won by Mrs Keller and
MI Powell. The second prizes by Miss
wonder and Mr. Twombly, after which re-
1reshments were served, and the guests
were entertained by some fine music rem
dered by members of the club
Miss Carrie Hamburger of Baltimore is
on a visit to her cousin, Mrs s. Breslauer
OF 1916 sth street. and will be pleased TO
see her friends Sunday evening
DR.. and Mrs Richard F. Kearney Of
Prince Georges county, Md, announce the
marriage of their second daughter. Flea
nora Calvert, to ID. Joseph Murphy of Bal
timore, at st. James, p. L. Church. Wash
lngton, by Rev James w. Clark, pastor
Of the church, November -,
One of the prettiest of fall weddings in
Westmoreland county. Va. was that of
MISS Mary Harvey and Mr.. James Payne
Jenkins, which occurred at ST. james
Episcopal Church, Montross, Va. Tuesday
evening November ~. DIR. Edward Tig-
Miss Katharine Harvey the maid of honor.
The bride was exqufsitely gowned in white
organdie over white silk and was escorted
to the altar by the eight bridesmaids. who
met her at the church door After the
ceremony reception was held at ''Airly,"
the handsome home Of the brides parents
W anu hIS J. W. Harvey. ana was at
tended by many friends from Washington
ana baltimore. The ushers were MeSsrs.
Robert Mckennay and William Walker,
and the bridesmaids Were Misses Nellie.
Annie and Sophia Harvey. Rose Hutton,
Eliza beth Walker Margaret Jenkins. Lucy
Parker and Annie Wharton.
A pleasant party was given Thanksgiving
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles E. Stueven, 513 street southeast,
by their son, George {. Click ir. Those
present We're: Misses Geddes, Louie John
ston. Helene Rudolph, Gussie Bethune,
Amelia Dice, Edna kirsch. Messrs. Thomas
LOTUS, Tracve i. Pruitt H. Lee, Williams,
Fowler, Meiene and Click jr. and Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Stueveu, Mrs. l.. Dice and
Miss Scott. In the donkey game Miss Scott
won the first prize and Mr. Williams the
DGohy prize. Singing, dancing and games
followed by refreshments, filled the even
ing.
Representative and Mrs. Heatwole and
Miss Archibald Of Minnesota are at the
Hotel Gordon for the winter.
Representative Henry Sherman Boutell
and family have moved into their house
1913 K street. Mrs. Bouten will be al home
Tuesdays during December.
Mrs. John knuppe Of ST. Paul. Mimi, is
the guest of Mrs. Crooker, 1851 Corcoran
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Barthel announce
| the marriage of their daughter. Jeannette
| c., to Paul f. Brandstcdt of Kansas City.
Mo.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude O'Neal to
| Mir. A Leo Lanman, which was to have
taken place November -, has been post
pnned to a later date. owing to a severe
attack of grip, from which Mr.. Lanman
is now conVaIescirg.
Mrs. VI. F. Eiseman and Miss Eiseman
will be at home Tuesdays.
Mrs. and Miss Murray have returned to
Baltimore and will spend the winter at the
Stafford.
Mildred Geneveive Jochum, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W. l. Jochum
OF 26 I'd street northeast celebrated her
;hird birthday on Wednesday by giving "A
luncheon to ten or her baby friends. The
table was tastefully decorated with flowers
and three red candles burned on the birth
day cake. Before the meal, group picture
was taken. Those present were Mildred
Geneveive Jochum. Riehl Arnold, Eugene
| and Elizabeth Lightner Ridgeway and
Helen Taylor. Pauline Chamberlain, Clara
Marrow and Leon Anson Collamer.
A birthday surprise was rendered Mrs. S.
Z. Fridley by her daughters Thursday
evening the home of Mrs. E NJ. Hall.
The guests We're entertained by games,
after which piano selections We're rendered
by Mrs Frank Byrum and a vocal solo
by Mr. Frank Byrum. The company
then ushered to the dining room, which
had been beautifully decorated, and par
l.tCok of an elaborate supper. Among those
present were: Rev. Dr. SkelIenger and
wife. Mrs. H. Hercus, Mrs. Leesnitzer. Mrs.
l.. Hurst, Mrs. Won Glumer Mrs. Law, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Byrum. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
K. Heyl, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. W. I. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs H.
NJ. Frfdley, Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hall, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Archibald.
A dance was given at the Cairo Thanks
giving night. The chaperones Were Mrs.
Boyd Smith, Mrs. Hendrick, Mrs. L. ID.
Schaefer, Mrs. Daley, and Mrs. Bowers
Among those present were: Miss Virginia
Schaefer, Miss Herdrick, Miss Loving, Miss
Ridgley, Miss Emily Gull of Baltimore.
Miss Lee. Miss Morris. Miss Beale, Miss
Davis, Miss Seckendorff, Miss Bliss, Miss
Griffith, Miss Houghten, Miss Shannon
Miss Du Bois, Miss Gill Miss Mason. Miss
Hanger, Miss Plunket, Miss Sanner and
Miss Weightman; Messrs. Alexander Way
land, Dulin, Day, Wilson, Coyle, Smoot,
Hanger, Bubb, Bedford. Brown, Boteler,
Sterne, Gordon, Chase, Duell, Adee, Hugh
Hanger, Nellie, Sower, Holland DueIl, Row
land and Mason.
Mrs Simon Coblenzer has taken apart
ments at La Grande, Gil 4th street north
west. VIII be pleased to see her friends
Tuesdays.
Thanksgiving eve the Misses Weber en-
tertained a number of their friends at their
residence, 204 9TH street southeast. In an