The times., 1899-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus William Thorn
viii be at home Fridays after December
l, at their residence, 1924 U Street.
There will be an open meeting of the
Manor House Chapter, D. a. R., at the
Riggs House on Saturday, November IS.
at 8 p. m. Commander Harrie Webster
United States Navy, will deliver an ad-
dress on How it Feels TO Be Shipwrecked "
There will also be music. recitations. etc
The national board and all other members
of the Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion are cordially invited.
The ladies of the North Carolina So
ciety will give their opening reception of
the season on the evening of November %
at Confederate Veterans Hall.
Capt. Charles d. Sigsbee, who command
ed the Maine when she was destroyed, and
who will be in charge of the Bureau Of
Naval Intelligence after January l, has
secured the house 1914 S Street.
The young people who compose the Fri
day Evening Dancing Glass gave their first
german of the season at Bauscher's Fri
day night. Mrs. Robert Craig, who organ
lied the class some years ago received the
Mrs. Frank c. Goode Mrs. James Kerr,
Mrs. Edmund Goldsborough, Mrs. Louis
Kingsley. and Mrs William Sutherland.
The german was led by Miss Elizabeth Cox,
and among the dancers were Miss Louise
Kingsley, Miss Lizzie Lamberton, the
Misses Bradford. Miss Annie Aspinwall,
Miss Grace Carroll Miss Edith Goode the
Misses Paulding. Miss Annie Washington,
Miss Adola Greedy, Miss Annie Townsend,
Miss Patty Stanton, Miss Lucy Powell,
Miss Mable Hume. Miss Helen Gait, Miss
Goodwin, Miss Margaret Evans.
Miss Olive Gale, Miss Roberta Kerr, Miss
Gertrude Brown Miss Julia Ravenel, Miss
Grace Clark, Miss Sallie Wainwright, Miss
Margaret Anderson. Miss Maybelle Ray
mond. Miss Rita Ridgley Miss Martha
Hendrick. Miss Mary Bonested, Miss Kath-
crime Rldgely. Miss Ruth Hahord, Miss
Elinor Lusk. Miss Helen Clabaugh the
Misses Sutherland and the MessTs. Shep-
ard. William Pearson Douglas Sutherland
Joe Washington. Donald Stuart, Winn
Kerr. Lee Simpson. Arthur Hayden, James
Phelan. William Sterritt. Thomas Biag-
den. Paul Alexander, Clarence Wright
Henry Green, Walter Pratt, William
Brown. Francis Honeycutt, William Ro-
land and the Messrs. Poe, Finney, Hag-
ner, and Townsend.
The EntIe Nous Euchre Club held its
first meeting Friday evening al the home OF
Miss Alice Clark 1911 Eighteenth Street,
with the following present. The Misses
Alice and Annie Clark, Misses Helen and
Carrie Hastings. Miss Olive Rea Miss Anna
speich Miss Sue Underwood, and Mrs.
Charles f. Hastings, and Messrs Lloyd NJ.
TilImau. William Jones William T. Bal
lard Charles F Hastings, Walter X.
HANDY Albert Clark, and the Messrs.
Walters and Davidson. Mrs. Charles f.
Hastings took first ladies prize, and Miss
Annie Clark took second. while Mr.. Lloyd
N. Tillman took first gentlemen's prize, and
Mr.. William T Ballard second. The next
meeting OF the club will be held on Friday
evening November a, at the home OF Miss
Helen Hastings. 1912 r Street.
The Stays" gave the first Of a series
of Saturday night dances at Rauscher's last
night The club is composed of the follow
ing members: W. L. Handley, 3. NJ. Doyle
p II. $ Cake. H. G. Hanford, S. NJ. Dar-
ragh. j. 3 Moon. E. A. Allen, L. F. Abel
j. Buynitzky j. &. Brawner, F. c. Clark
H. c. Chandler, A l. Gardner L. G.
Hughes, /. w. Heron, ]. H. Jochum. jr.;
c. H. German. c. +. Karr, W. F. Kirk,
Melton. j. D. Nixon, William Nottingham
B. r. Rhees. +. A. Schneider A. B. Shelton
C. w. p. Stodder Joshua Stone, W. H.
Van Senden R W Williams o. L. Whip
pie. W b. Whpple, L. W. Weaver and
c. A. Weaver.
Dr. and Mrs A Z. Johnson, of Capitol
Hill. announce the marriage of their
daughter May to Mr. Claude McCauley
Wednesday November s. 1899. Owing tC
the recent death of the brides sister the
wedding was quiet. Rev. Dr.. George n
Luccock ofiiciated Mr. and Mrs. McCau-
ley viii reside a 20S C Street northeast.
Mr and Mrs. Benjamin A. Bell. former
lv of Stafford county Virginia, have inyi-
tations out for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Catherine and Mr.. William Frederick
Noack Wednesday evening, November -
at O'Clock, at ST. Mark ) Lutheran
Church, the ceremony TO be performed by
the pastor of the church, Rev. John c
Bowers Admission TO the church VIII be
nv card. Owing TO the illness of Mrs. Bell
the reception arranged for Will not take
place until after the return OF the coupe
from their wedding trip.
/ /. Davenport is located for the winter
at l714 Fifteenth Street
Representative and Mrs. Boutcll OF Chi
caeo are at the Arlington.
Miss Mabel p Haywood of this city, whC
was recently appointed a kindergarten
teacher in the Indian boarding school a
Carson. New. has arrived at her post.
The Abracadabra Club met at the resi-
a.. q
315 E Street northeast. Wednesday evening
November S. In the absence of the pres
ident. Mr.. f. B. Brock, the vice pres
ident. Mrs. Eugene Stevens. presided. Th
responses were from the works Of Rudyaft
Kipling. Mr. Appleton P. Clark had charg
OF the question drawer and very ably an
swered the questions propounded two week
previous. Mr. Starnell gave TWO plan,
solos. Mr.. Charles Greeley Abbot gave tn
ESSAY of the evening, The Worth Of Tn
practical Thiugs, which was treated il