Evening star., 1899-04-08


have returned to Washington and are at
1900 X street until their house. 1845 X
street, Is vacated by Gen. and Mrs. Carr,
who took 1t for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Howell Dodge and
family have come up from Mt. Vernon and
VIII stay at 1225 Connecticut avenue until
time to leave the city for the summer.
Mrs. Coker F. Clarkson OF New York has
been on for a weeks visit to her grand
mother, Mrs. Justice Miller who has not
been well lately. but who is now beginning
to improve.
Miss Zaluma Archer of Parkersburg and
Mr.. John de Tolley Chesley of this city
were married Wednesday last at the home
OF the bride. and after a wedding trip will
come here to live
St Felicitas' Guild will give its annual
dance at Rauscher's Monday evening.
The Stag Social Club entertained at
smoker Thursday evening last in their
rooms. iii 1th street. Among the many
numbers on the program which were favor
ably rendered were mandolin and guitar Sc
lections by the Cohen brothers, vocal solos
by Mr.. Chas. Thorn and recitations and
vocal numbers by the Klondike Quartet.
The program concluded with a cake walk.
Among those present were the Messrs. Alb
ernethy, Bates. Coates. Crump. Tersinger.
Garretson, Hallinan, Leo and Ray Hillyard,
Sauter. Raymond and Wallace Woodward.
A very pretty wedding. at which the Rev.
Father OConnell offciated, took place at
st. Aloysius last Tuesday evening at 6:3al
o'clock. The contracting parties were Miss
Ella L. G. Dent and Mr.. John R. Kearns-
A large gathering of friends was present.
Miss Margaret E. Scanlon was bridesmaid
and Mr.. Thos. F. Dent, brother of the bride.
was best man. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home Of the brides
parents, 624 Sd street northeast. The bride
received numerous handsome presents.
Miss Harrington of 1T06 street enter
tanned at progressive euchre Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. Edgar B. Barton
OF st: Paul. Mimi: The head prizes were
Won by Mr.. w. H. H. Cissel and Mrs.
Swormstead; consolation prizes by Mrs. II.
w. Vale and Frank Morris.
Mrs. Lamont was given beautiful lunch
con yesterday by Mrs. Audenreid, who had
In the company to meet her Mrs. Alger and
Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. John w. Foster, Mrs.
Manning, Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. Boardman,
Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs.
Sprague.
Quite good deal Of local interest attaches
to the announcement by William G. w.
Parker of Portsmouth, Va, of the engage
ment Of his daughter Margaret to DR.. NJ.
ID Arcy Magee Of this city. The marriage
will take place the latter part of this month,
and DR.. L. Fleet Luckett will be best man.
Miss A. Mae LoEgiey. who has been so
seriously Ill at her home on street, is
rapidly recovering.
A surprise party was given to Miss Emma
Lewis at her home, 1909 18th street north
west. Dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour, after which refreshments were serv-
ed. Among those present were Misses
Emma Lewis, Grace Greene. Mabel Carter,
Gertrude Tibbs. Daisy Williams, Mabel
Cooke, Jennie Pinn, Marion Green Carrie
Walker, Messrs Payne, Thomas, Smith.
Slaughter. Montgomery, Dabney, Brown.
Mitchell.
The many friends Of Mr.. Frank r. Ora
ham, son Of Mrs. R. H. Graham of this city.
and who formerly resided here, will be
of hie rfoer an EsoS for
Monday at Omaha, Neb. His wife was
formerly Miss Gertrude Kirkland, charm
ing young lady of that city. After an alb
sence of three weeks on the Pacific coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham will reside at Hast
ings, Neb., where the former is engaged In
business.
The Clemaus Social and Outing Club held
its regular meeting last Wednesday evening
at the residence of their president, Mr.. Thos.
Cissel, No. 1926 5th street. Among those
present were Mesdames Apgar and Train,
the Misses Ella Hawkins, Mary Kaiser,
Edna Wells and Eva Wells, and Messrs.
Gustavus Kundahl. Oswald Winters and
Thomas Cissel. The next meeting Will be
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Train, 44O
Rhode Island avenue.
A surprise party was given Thursday
evening to Miss Bertha Davis at her home,
1119 V street 1t being her eighteenth birth
day. Games were enjoyed, chief among
which was an electrical machine, which
was operated by Mr.. Wilkerson. Refresh
ments were served, and among those pres
ent were DIR. and Mrs. Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis, Misses Vida Stevenson, Marian
Parker, Lydia Hide, Alice Linger, Debe
Gardener. Jessie Gardener, Mabel Dom
nelly, Mae Isel, Miss Jones and Moliie
Davis, Capt. Edward Jones, Arthur Alli-
son, Charles Jones, Charles Linger, Ar
thur Coe Sam Scrivener, Marion Lynn,
Frank Berry, Jack Grady, Mr.. Wilkerson
and Jesse Nicholson.
Tha ladies Of Couthern Relief
ciety are arranging to give reception
Thursday evening, April 13. at Confederate
Veterans Hall to their newly elected pres
ident, Miss Virginia Miller. The program is
under direction of the executive committee
and promises to be a very agreeable occa-
sion.
Miss Gertrude Tanzer of Cumberland,
Md, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Coblenzer.
902 7 street northwest, and will be pleased
to see her friends. At home Sundays.
Miss Emelie Linke and Mr. John D.
Crawford were married Easter Monday
evening. The bridesmaid was Miss An
gelina Beckman, and Mr.. Jas. l.. Crawford,
brother Of the groom, was best man.
After the ceremony a reception was held at
the home of the brides father, Mr.. Gus
tav Linke The happy couple received
number of handsome presents from friends
In this and other cities. After the reception
they ieIt on the midnight train for New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford will be at
home to their friends after Saturday, April
g. at 125 Pennsylvania avenue
Mrs. Jas NJ. Kincheloe of Upperville. Va,
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs M. l..
Welfiey, 1000 Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
The Misses Lacy of Capitol Hill have gone
to Asheville, N. c., for an indefinite stay
Friday night a merry crowd of young peo-
pie assembled at the residence of Mr. Ed
ward Roland, 1905 X street southeast, pres
ident of the Secret Social Club At 8 o'clock
they proceeded to the residence of Miss
Viola Brown. No. 905 11th street southeast
who was agreeably surprised. After the
evening was pleasantly passed the guests
We're invited to the deliberately decorated
dining room, where a tempting repast was
served. Among those present were the
Misses Annie Gray, Annie Beavers, Virgie
Meade, Lizzie Robbins, Nora Smith, Bessie
Crawford, Jeanette Petit Cora Trewolla
Annie Armstead, Mamie Thornton, Viola
Brown, and Messrs. Fred Torney, John En-
glish, Irving L. Sheckells, Norris Roland,
Arthur Shelton, Clarence E. Sheckeils, Ed
ward Roland, John Ridgely, Edward Chan
dler and Chas. Thorp.
The dancing reception of the Arlington
Wheelmen will be held at Concordia Hall
on the evening of April II.
Mrs. and Miss Callaghan of 616 18th street
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