Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-07
be At nome Mondays January Is and Feb-


day of twelve covers In honor OF Miss
Eleanor Patterson, one of the seasons de-
butantes.
Miss Ada Kelly Weber, daughter of Prof.
w. F. Weber, and Albert A. Fuss were
married at the parsonage of the Gay Street
Baptist Church. Rev. s. o. Thomas per-
forming the ceremony. Miss Florence
Weber, sister of the bride was bridesmaid
and j. Lawrence Smith was best man. The
reception was held at the home of the bride.
624 10th street southeast. The parlors We're
tastefully decorated with palms and cut
howers and many friends of the bride and
groom were present. The wedding presents
were numerous and handsome. An orches-
ira rendered delightful music during the
evening The bride. a striking brunette,
was gowned in a handsome costume of
gray poplin. trimmed In white satin. steel
passementcrie and mousseline de sole. and
carried large bunch of brides roses. The
bridesmaid was attired In a pretty costume
OF French blue poplin, trimmed in steel and
Fuss will reside at No. 1914 street, and
Will be at home to their friends after the
Sth instant.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamlin will receive Monday
after pm.
Mrs. George Barrie will be at home on
Mondays until Lent.
Miss Karr and Mrs. Henry c. Kerr will
be at home Mondays in February.
Mrs. Harmon Boteler and children of IS
II sticSt HorlHedSt nave returned from a
visit to her parents, who reside near Four
corners, Montgomery county, Nd.
Miss Helen Blondheim, who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Blondheim OF 611 X
street, will be pleased to see her friends to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will be at home
at the manse. 100 X street, Mondays in
January, after 3 o'clock
Mrs J. Ramsay hewitt will be at home
Mondays, January % and 80, at 6IS Sd
street.
Mrs. Andrew B. Graham will not be at
home Wednesdays in January, but will re-
ceive the first two Wednesdays in February
at her home on 18th street.
Vision Villa" was on New Year day the
scene of reception, when Mrs Kyle Of
dakota and Mrs. wa. Croffut of Wash
ington assisted the hostess, Mrs F. j. Dieu-
donne. IN welcoming a host of mutual
friends.
Mrs. Sewers and Miss Sewers will be at
nome Fridays, February and February 10
Miss Edith B. Ramsburg of GEORGETOWN
ana Nj. Alfred Berger of this city were
married at the Cairo Monday evening, Rev.
Stoweil L. Bryant, pastor of St Paul's NJ
+. Church, officiating
Mrs. +. II. Fowler will not be at home
Mondays, January and 49,
Mrs. and Miss McCahil will be at home
Tuesdays in January
Colonel and Mrs. Bell entertained a num-
Der of their Young friends at theater par
ty and supper afterward at their own home
Friday evening.
The young ladies of the Eleemosynary
Pleasure Club entertained a large number
OF their friends at their first sociable given
at st. Dominic's Hall, January . The hall
was tastefully decorated with palms and
IVY, me centerpiece being large American
nag draped across the hall. The next meet
ing OF the club will be held at the residence
OF MISS Lizzie Donnelly. 636 Pickford place
northeast, Wednesday, January IL.
one of the happiest occasions of the holt
DAYS was the entertainment given in honor
OF Mrs. James F. Barbour by the orphan
boys at ST Joseph's Asylum Mrs Bar
bour, as is her custom, gave the BOYS a fine
feast, and her little daughter Marguerite
distributed among them hundreds of toys
nom bicycles 10 balls, each OF the boys re-
ceiVing four or five articles of the kind he
most wanted. The boys sang Christmas
carols for their kind friend, and otherwise
endeavored to show their love and appre-
citation.
The ninth annual reunion of the Glass of
80. Washington High School was held FRI
day night at the Washington Club ITO L
street. Probably no other class Of the High
school has held together SO many years or
mas mad SO many enjoyable reunions as the
class of 90 Many Of it's members have left
Inc city and are scattered through the
I mon. but the class spirit has not abated
ana every year those who are left in the
CITY gather together TO revive old memories
ana renew their loyalty to the class and to
the High School. After dancing and mu-
seal program. rendered by Miss Willen-
pucher. Miss Callahan and Miss Kuhnel
the usual class exercises were held, with
Mr.. II. A. Pressey, the president, in the
chair. The election of officers for the en-
suing year was as follows: President, Mr.
Allan Fay; vice presidents, Miss Lucy Ma
delra and Miss Mary Kuhnel; secretaries.
MISS Mabel Plat and Mr.. Arthur Shelton:
treasurer. Mr.. Julius like historians. Miss
Amelia Rakemann and Lieut. Meryin Ruck
ey; poets, Miss n. P. Shipman and Mr.
Lindsay Dennison. Among those present
were Miss Mabel Pulitzki, Miss Rakemann,
Miss Kuhnel, Miss F. B. mclaughlin. Miss
NJ M. Gardner, Miss Willembucher Miss
lrna Callahan, Miss Wharton, Miss Louise
Taylor. Miss like, Miss Madeira. Mr.. and
mrs George Bushee, Mr. H. A Pressey,
MI ar. w Ia. r. walker: Mr.; Julius Clke, Mr..
Shelton. Lieut.. Mervin Buckley, L. s A.
and Mr.. j. Morrill, Chamberlain
Mrs. c. c. Martin and daughters are To-
Gated for the winter at 1882 Massachusetts
avenue
Mrs. Thos. G. Hensey and the Misses Boil
ruary and Is.
Mr.. j. Watts Chaplin of Washington. D.
c., and Miss Mary Stinson Birmingham Of
New YorB were very quietly married in
New York city by the Rev. Dr. Cadman
January 4.
Mrs. Mitchell. wife of Senator Mitchell
Will not receive on Monday next on account
Of illness.
Mrs. William H. Teepe will be at home
Wednesdays, January Is and % 1913
street.
Mrs. Russell Selfridge gave dinner last
night in honor of General Shafter when the
other guests were: General and Mrs Gree
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. Gallaudet, Senator Cock
rell, Miss Cockrell the Chinese minister
and Mrs. WI, General Woodruff, Miss
Merwin, the Misses Selfridge and Major
Techet
The leading event next week in an Of
hcial way will be the diplomatic reception,
tuesday evening, at the White House
Hotel Arrivals.
Arlington-R. Tsggert, New York; ]. H.
Hoyt. Cleveland: d. A. Johnson. Chicago;
F. Moss, New York
Ebbitt-J. 3. Hughes, Z. s. A; e. S. Lud-
low, New York: ]. A. Heminway Indiana;
E. S. Ladd, U. S. A.
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