Evening star., 1899-03-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Young-Applsby Marriage at Mt
Pleasant Church.
Wedding Of q Young Washiugtoniar
and an Elkfns notwithstanding
Personal Notes.

Pleasant Congregational Church. The
bride, Miss Fanny Hempstone Appleby. will
be attended by Miss Clara French Young
as maid of honor, and the groom, Mr.. Robt.
Hale Young, by his brother, Mr.. Hubert
Young, as best man. The ushers will be
Mr.. w. Broden Appleby, Mr.. Maurice APP
pleby, Mr.. VIM. H Ronsaville and Mr.. VIII
liam H. Snyder. A reception will follow at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter APP
pleby, parents of the bride.
Mi-careme was anticipated by Baltimore
men and maidens and festival of mirth
was given last night. The guests, and it
goes without saying only the younger set
was present, were in costumes of rollicking.
romping children. mostly characters from
Mother Goose ballads. The cotilion favors
were toys. The company was large and
included most of those prominent In fash
ionable circles.
Miss Mabelle Glare Henderson and AL
phonso w. Shilling were married at the
First Baptist Church Of Elkins, W. Va.
on Monday. The bride is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. William ID. Henderson, and
the groom is the pioneer weather prophet
of Eikins. Mr.. and Mrs. Shilling have
gone TO Chicago and other western cities,
and will be at home to their friends about
April 5. at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. Shilling is very well known in Wash
ington, where he formerly lived many
years, and is a graduate OF the Eastern
High School. Mr.. and Mrs. Shilling Will
stop over in Washington before returning
to Elkins.
Little Miss frankie Jones of 125S 10th
street give a masquerade party last Friday
evening to her little friends, the Misses
Edna Sheckels, Nellie Shiles, Katie Desio,
Ethel Veal, Mamie Mudd, Ruby Spring
steen and Lillian Guthridge, Messrs. Paul
us Thyson, Willie Conboye, Oscar Hark-
ness, John Shiles, Earnest Mudd, Raymond
Jones, Perry Springsteen and Leo Thyson.
The little folks spent a pleasant time in
games, dancing and singing. Prizes were
won in the donkey game by Ruby Spring
steen, Leo Thysop and Ethel Veal.
Miss Eleanor Terry of this city is visiting
in Philadelphia and will be given a dinner
Friday evening by Miss McCulloch OF Lo-
Gust street.
Mrs. Henry T. Gielow of Alabama who is
visiting Mrs Fitzhugh Coyle, gave a re-
cital of plantation stories and talks on life
in the old south in Mrs. Ffoulkes tapestry
room yesterday afternoon which were
greatly enjoyed by the large audience pres
ent
Mrs Allison Nailor will continue her
Thursdays during the month of March
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rainier and Master
Jack Rainier are at Old Point Comfort.
They will spend a few days of this week in
this city on their way home to New York.
A pleasant affair was "Salmagundi
party" given by Miss IneZ t Smith of Cap
itol Hill last Friday evening in honor of the
Misses Grace A. and Josephine ]. Garrison
of New York city. The first prizes were
carried off by Lieut. Col Evans and Miss
Violet Pierson, while Miss Clara Hyer and
Mr.. Cyrus 7. Bright took the boobies. =
Refreshments having been daintily served,
the rest of the evening was spent in reci-
tations, music and dancing. Among the
guests were the Misses Grace A. Garrison,
Blanche Buckingham, Josephine 1. Garri-
son, Sadie Roberts, May Talbert, Inez T.
Smith, Flora Eccard, Violet Pierson and
Clara Hyer. and the Messrs. Bathurst r.
Bagby. H. E. Spruce Bank. Lieut.. Col Ev-
ans. John Shine, w. T. Pierson, jr.; Edgar
r. 8. Embrey, Cyrus T. Bright Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Shedd and DR.. and Mrs. G. W.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs outcault have returned
from their wedding trip and will be pleased
to see their friends at their home, No 1913
11th street. Tuesdays and Fridays of this
month.
Mrs. Marie Louise Dressed of Asheville,
N. c., was married yesterday to Mr.. How
ard n. Thompson a well-known newspaper
writer of this city. The ceremony took
place at All Souls Church, Bhtmore, and
after it Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson left for a
southern trip. The latter is an accomplish
ed violinist and is extremely popular at her
home
Rev. DR.. Kent, pastor of the Peoples
Church, will leave Thursday of this week
for Cuba, and will be at home, $50 o street,
tonight and glad to see his friends.
The Morton Cadets gave the fifth of their
weekly dances Monday night at the armory
rooms. During the evening Mr.. Eichel-
berger recited and Mr.. Mckee sang. A
pleasant and amusing feature not on the
program was the unannounced appearance
of a little pickaninny, who sang two rag
time coon songs and then gave an exhbi-
tion of cake walking. During the intermis-
sion refreshments were served. The dances
have become SO popular that it has been
decided to continue them indefinitely.
Captain and Mrs. Beach, ISL H street,
have returned to the city and opened their
house for the spring months.
Mrs. Sallie r. Stanley will not receive
tomorrow, owing to the Illness of her little
daughter.
Mr.. E. B. Gary of Glen Allen, Va, and
Miss Anna ]. Vaughan of Mecklenburg
Va, were quietly married at the Howard
House, this city. by Rev. DIR. j. j. Muir, on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. A. Moore of GAS G street north
east entertained at luncheon today Mes
danes 0 OConneH, Crisp, Hollingshead, Hen
derson, Miller, Johnson, WISE Thornton,
Broderick and Russell. A floral guessing
contest was enjoyed in the afternoon the
first prize being bouquet of carnations
and the consolation package of flower
seed. Mrs. Moore was assisted by her Sis