The times., 1899-11-05
self exceedingly popular IN the diplomatic
and sncial world

self exceedingly popular III the diplomatic
and social world.
Mrs. J. T. Kean, offs South Dakota, wife
of the Lieutenant Governor of that State,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Perry, 14l6 Sixth Street northwest.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Reside chaperoned
an All Halloween party 10 Edgemore, the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Downing.
where they were entertained by Mrs. Ella
Wren Blair, the mother of Mrs Downing,
and the young daughters of the house.
Mrs. La Tourette, widow of the late
Chaplain James La Tourette, has leased the
house 53l Eighteenth Street. She Will have
with her her daughters. Mrs. Genevieve
Collins, widow Of Dr. Joseph Collins, L. s.
A. and Mrs Mary Stotsenburg, widow of
Col. J. NJ. Stotsenburg.
Miss Mary Hopkins, the young daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Archibald Hopkins. of
Dupont Circle, whose debut will be one of
the pretty events of the coming season, is
visiting relatives in New York.
The congregation of the Church of ST.
Michael and All Angels and their many
guests were entertained al the parish house
on Thursday evening with singing by Mrs.
Morrison. Miss Yeatman, Miss Harrison,
Mr.. Cough. and Master John Maury, accom-
panied by the choir; Master E. o. ASS
musen and recitations by Miss Hetzel and
Mrs. Naylor. The congregation will be at
home to their friends the first Thursday in
every month until March next.
The marriage of Miss Matilda Wood OF
| Washington. and Mr. John Jones OF Eli
colt City Md. took place on Monday morn
ing at he Trinity Church parsonage, Rev.
{ Richard p Williams officiating. The bride
who looked exceedingly pretty in brown
cloth tailor made travelling gown, with hat
and gloves to match. was given away by
her mother. Mrs Sarah e. Wood. Only the
immediate family friends were present at
the ceremony. and the couple left at once
for short trip to New York and other
Eastern points.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Maize Killingsworth Brown, daughter
of David Wolfe Brown, official reporter of
debates House of Representatives, to Mr..
Arthur Bonamy lie Patourel Mesney, son Of
the late Judge Mesney OF Alderney Chan
mel Islands, England.
The Unity Club. organized in 1873. and
incorporated in 1885 held its first meeting
| of the season on Wednesday evening at the
home of Miss Mary c. Bennett 2lS A Street
southeast. The Hon. II. B. Moulton, Presi-
dent. presided. large audience filed the
parors halls, and ante-chambers, which
were artistically decorated with palms and
! flowers. Rev George s. Duncan presented
| an interesting essay, entitled Ante Mortem
| Appreciation, followed by delightfully."-
rendered musical and literary programme.
as follows Overture Lustpeil, Misses
! Maedel and Feathers; piano solo, Butter
! flies Miss Feathers; Chant OF the Koran
| and Native Hawaiian Ballad Miss Myra
! l. Mason. assistant superintendent music
| in the Congressional Library; recitation in
! German dialect, Mr.. Speidel; bass solo, Mr.
! Arthur Middleton; piano solo, Chopin, waltz
| in minor, Miss Rebecca II. Behrends; So
/ prano solo Miss Gertrude Dana; recitations
| in negro and Irish dialect, Miss Mary S.
| Polk: contralto solo. Mrs. D. Olin Leach;
! piano solo, silent Love- Miss Maedel;
| baritone solo Prof Jasper. Dean McFall.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel T. Davis and Miss
Wnfred Davis will spend the winter at
! the Portland. rt
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert C. Watkins are To-
| Gated for the season al 1874 Rhode Island
Avenue.
Miss Bessie Baker daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs. John Baker. will shortly sail for Eu
rope with party of friends to spend a year
| in Continental travel. Her programme in
| cludes an extended visit to Rome.
Mrs. William Waggaman and Miss Julia
| Waggaman. daughter of Mr. Thomas E.
Waggaman, Will sail for Europe this
month.
Mr.. Lucien Powell, the artist, is visiting
his sister Mrs w. d. Thomas of Rich
mond.
THE Stays" will give the first of
series of Saturday night dances at
Rauschers November II. The club is com
| posed of the following members: W. L.
Handley, B. NJ. Doyle p. II. 5. Cake. II. G.
Hanford. S NJ Darragh, }. b. Moon E, A.
| Allen. L. F. Abel. J. Buynitzky, ]. u.
| Brawner E. c. Clark II. c. Chandler. A..