Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-28

1HdSe ana MISS AlaFlin OF NeNaOa. NilN
| are studying art Mrs. Birney's eldest
daughter. Miss White. will study music,
both vocal and instrumental.
Miss Stella Capo of St. Augustine. Fla.
is the guest of Miss Mary Agnes Browne
of 4S3 F street southwest.
Mrs. Louis A. Dent wife Of the new reg
lister of wills is visiting Mrs George y.
Lowrey of Brooklyn. \. Y. Mrs. Dent Will
remain some time with Mrs. Iowrey and
will stop in Philadelphia and Lakewood be
| fore returning home.
Mrs. Edwin Lamasure has taken apart
ments at the Victoria and resumed her
Monday evenings and Wednesday after
moons at home.
The initial dance Of the season given by
| the newly organized Capitol FIlll Assembly
was held Thursday evening last at Naval
Lodge Hall. 4th street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. the hall being amply
filled by many couples, who danced until a
late hour.
The reception which is to be given by the
| Army and Navy Chapter, u. \. r.. Novem-
Der at the home of the regent Mrs. Her
sChe1 Main. 2r9 Massachusetts avenue. Is
complimentary to the national board and
the officers of the other District chapters.
A surprise party was given by the Help
ing Hand Club of the Whitney Avenue
Christian Church to Miss Mamie Shelly at
the home of her uncle, Mr.. Tingle. GA
Spring street. at which games and other
eujoyments We're INDUCED in until a late
hour. after which refreshments were
served Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Tingle, the Misses Mamie Shelley.
Tyssowskt. Jeanne and Bertha Walker Mag
gle and May Krause. Nellie and Eta King.
Ella and Eva Ridgeway. Maud Allen. Ar
del Payne. Lizzie Schraudner. Maggie
Degges, Rose Widmayer. Elsie Tingie. Bes-
sic. Bowling. Winnie Orr. the Misses Moore.
Mrs. Watrous. Mrs Payne and Mrs. Tingle
the Messrs Charles Foster. George Swink.
Arthur Ridgeway Edward Stahl. Edgar
O'Connen. William and Bernard Downing.
Henry Scfraudner. Spear. Jones, Holmes
and the Rev. DR.. Kimmeu
Medical Director Marmion l. s N
leaves Washington November to take
| charge of the Philadelphia naval hospital
His family will join him November IL
Mrs. Antoinette De Silver Christiani
widow Of Charles j Christian has changed
| her residence from asa Pennsylvania ave
nue. to 3l2 c street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klemroth are at Bancroft,
Alexandria county. Va, and Will remain
until December.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis X. Beatty of GO East
Capitol street are at home on Wednesdays
and will he pleased to see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Wheeler and son. Or
vile Wheeler of Burlington. Vt. have been
| visiting the brother of Mrs. Wheeler. Mr.
George G. Martin. 1926 |, street.
Monday night a party was given at the
| home of Mr.. John Crawford at Lorton Val
| ley. Va. in honor of MoeSrs. John Good
win and Rufus Crawford Of New York The
evening was spent with music and games.
after which refreshments were served in
| the dining room. which was tastcfully dec
Grated with chrysanthcmunls. Those pres
| ent were Misses Susie Crawford. Maggie
Dawson. Lucy Eubank. Edith. Della and
Emma Jarvis Clara and Annie PlaSkett
Maud Springmann. Mossrs. Chas Crawford
| VIM. Chas. and Allan Dawson Henry Dan
| iels, Orrin Jarvis. James Plaskett ana
| Philip Ward. The Neutrality-suspicious. present
| Tfcs- Mo-
Adams and Mrs. Goodwin and daughter
| Edith. Each guest enjoyed the pleasure of
| finding and keeping red ear of corn as a
souvenir.
Mrs. E. ]. German and family of Capitol
Hill have left for Richmond. Va whore
they will reside in the future. Tuesday
evening Miss Annie German was given
| farewell send Off, by her many friends
Music, dancing and games filled the even
ing, until the guests assembled in the din
ing room, where oyster supper was
served in courses. at the close of which
Miss German made a few feeling remarks
Among those present were the Misses Edith
Peake. Hattie Stewart, Jessie Hergeshei-
mer Belle Brooks. Lula Mari. Annie Cor
man and Daisy Humphrey, MessrS Willie
Heinline Herbert Hunter. Clarence Pratt
Willie Hall, Arthur Emo, Harry Gladman
and Harry Pierce.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Mary Augusta ogden, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Gouveneur Ogden. to DR.
Norman Darrell Harvey of Providence, R.
Mrs. and the Misses Hay are now in New
York.
Miss Clara L. Church and Mr. Emil II
Stuck Were married last night at Gunston
institute, the home of Mr. and Mrs Bey-
erly r. Mason. The parlors were adorned
with vines and white chrysa nthemums
Thirty young girls, dressed in white form
ed a semi-circle about the couple during
the ceremony, at which the brides father
Rev. A. J. Church, DID, of Baltimore Of
fciated. Miss Josephine Mason was the
youthful maid of honor, and was dressed
in pink and carried pink flowers The bride
was in white mousseline and lace
representations from the groom parents
IN Hamburg, Germany, came during The
informal reception following the ceremony
The gifts are both valuable and numerous
The brides mother was present with a
number of invited guests from this city
MIR. and Mrs. Stuck Went later to their own
home in the northeast section of this CITY.
a surprise was afforded Captain and Mrs
William W. Mills last evening at their
home on Capitol Hill. under the direction
OF their daughters, Mrs. Scriyener and Mrs
Murphy, the occasion being the fortieth
anniversary of their marriage Mr. and
Mrs Mills were purposely called away
from home in the early part of the even
ing, and upon their return at . o'clock were
greeted by large number of relatives
who in the meantime had gathered, to offer
congratulations.
The attractions of the occasion consisted
OF vocal and instrumental music. followed
by bountiful collation. in the dining room
which was handsomely decorated with cut
flowers, palms and ferns.
The evenings entertainment was closed
with an address of thanks by Captain
Mills, after which he and his wife started
upon repetition of their original wedding
trip.
DR.. c. Z. Beall and wife of Bridgewater
Va, are spending a few days with Mr.
Epiyp and 1A1
northeast.
The Misses Smythe, Curtis and Nelson
of South Washington have gone to St.
Mfchaels, Md, for a two weeks stay.
THE HENRY OBSEQUIES.