Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-13


Mrs, Henry Mann. 1874 Indiana avenue,
Tuesday evening, January 9. The meeting
was opened by singing America" After
gave an interesting talk. Maj. John Twee-
dale gave several selections. Refreshments
were served and a pleasant social hour
closed the meeting.
Mrs. Carnahan sails for Santiago de Cuba
next Tuesday to join her husband, Capt.
Carnahan.
Mrs. J. H. Crawford, 1882 Park street,
will not be at home Monday. the 10th.
Mrs. Ernest w. Roberts, wife of Repre-
sentative Roberts of Massac husetts will
receive Tuesday afternoon, January 16
from . to q Clock at her home, 50 B street
northeast.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Burdett of Chi
cago have taken rooms for the winter at
the Dewey Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, at their home. Con-
dut road, rendered to Miss Claud Rice of
Berkeley Springs, w. Va, surprise party
Thursday evening, January II, 1900. Vocal
and instrumental music was rendered by
the guests, among whom were Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur A Riemer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bertha
Ready, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, the Misses
Donovan, Serrin, Rice, Bradley, Misses
Annie, Mary, Jessie, Maggie and Buhlah
Smith, and Messrs. Trunneil, Riener, Dono-
van, Green, Clements, Ready, Serrin, Rick
etts and Smith.
Mrs. Chas. B. Bailey and Miss Bailey
1424 Staughton street, will not be at home
until Mondays in February and March.
A surprise party was given to Bethesda
BY the Montrose Club at the residence of
Mr.. William Lochte, Monday, January s.
Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
Among those present were Misses Mary
Kreamer, Agnes Blades, Maud Lochte, Alva
Lochte, Niche Lochte, Matte Saddler and
Maud Kirkland, and Messrs. Maurice
T Int,, c1II O. liz
Lochte, jr., VIM. Lochte, ST., Eugene
Lochte, Charlie Windham, Ben Poole. Ar
thur Poole, Geo. Dwyer, Claude Allison,
Neil Jensen, Jake Hall, Charlie Lochte.
Benny Bean, Lenen Bean, Leroy Lochte
Rober Gengells. Warren Gengells and
Charlie Sherrer.
Mrs. Clabaugh, wife of Justice Harry
Norris Cabaugh, will be at home infor-
mally at 1927 Rhode Island avenue the re-
naming Mondays in January.
Mrs Geo. Ellis Whitney and Mrs. James
Wyman Pattee. daughter Of A. L. Rutter,
late of the United States treasurers offce,
are here for few days visiting Miss Is
telle Heron Of 1442 Corcoran street.
Wednesday evening last Mrs. w. D. Win
dom received the French Club at her resi-
dence on F street. Mr.. S. N. Buynitskf, the
president, after calling the club to order,
opened the program with monologue, DE
la Prudence a political satire, which was
greatly enjoyed by the audience Mr.. Ralph
Jefferson followed WIN an taiSiO-F
recitation, "Une Serenade," in which he
gave full play to his comic vein. Mrs. VIM
dom played with exquisite taste Schu-
mauns Arabesque, and in response to pro-
longed applause gave a Transcription from
Ambrose Thomas Hamlet The program
closed with a delightful charade written by
Miss Prud'homme, and performed with
great yivacity by Mrs. Sheridan, the Misses
Martin, Mr. jefferson and the autheress.
Its success was manifested by almost con-
tinuous peals of laughter from the audience.
Among those present were Mrs. and Miss
Fisher, Mrs. Lamon, Mr. rotten, MISS
Faret, Miss Scott, Mr.. and Mrs Preston,
Miss Fairgrieve, Mr.. Hugh, Mrs. and Miss
Sewell, Miss Liebschutz. Mr.. w. e. Green,
Miss Winner Miss Mann, Mr.. Ion. Miss
Barton. Miss Camp, Mr.. Oswald Camp, Mrs.
Deusen Miss Leavitt. Miss Robinson, MI.
Heed Paige Clark, Miss Becker. Mr. Jos.
Becker, Mr.. w. Y. Becker. the Misses Mar
tin, Mrs Emma Sheridan, MISS frud hoiiiIiie
and Mr.. Window.
The M, w. Jrs gave a chocolate party
Thursday at the home Of the secretary,
Miss Mehler. Among those present were
Messrs Charles Week and Samuel Ward OF
Nellie Hodge, Lillian and Camille Baker,
Frances and Emma Steibel, Elenor Peter
SON Rose Mehler. and Messrs. Thomas Al
lison Emmett Conkling, Fred Beauseo, Jas.
w Radcliffe, jr., Alexandria Nerola, Chas.
Goodall. Harry Green, William and Henry
Talbert William and Benz. Nef, Earnest
Smith. William and Fred Mehler. Mlcnaei
Mccormick, Paul keck and Eugene Hurdle.
Mrs E. c. Ingersoll and Miss 1ngersoll
will be at home Fridays, January 10 and %.
Mr. and Mrs. de B. Randolph keim and
Miss Keim are at the Elsmere for the sea-
son. and the ladies will receive their friends
there Mondays January 20 and February
II and 26. Miss -keim will also give, as Is
her usual custom, tea during the conu-
mental congress week, in honor of the Penn
sylyania and Connecticut delegations, d.
A. r.
Mrs. George G. Martin and Mrs. Ira War
rem Dennison of 1912 L street will not be al
home until Thursdays, February and 10
A very happy occasion was the wedding
of Miss Grace Edith Mccoy and Mr.. ].
Furney White at the residence Of the
brides father, Col. Joseph S. Mccoy, 2i21
Pennsylvania avenue. on last wednesday
evening. The groom is the son OF the late
Capt. j. w. White. The bride Wore white
corded silk, deliberately trimmed with chif-
fon and pearls. Her only ornament was
a diamond sunburst, the Gift of the
groom, which fastened her ven. Inc par
Tors were handsomely decorated. The
bridal procession entered, accompanied by
the singing of the Lohengrln wedding
march by the twenty-five members OF the
choir of the Georgetown, Holy Trinity
Church of which choir the bride is the con-
traIto soloist. Prof. Harry Wheaton How
ard presided at the piano. The ceremony
was conducted by Father James F. X. Null
vaney of Holy Trinity, assisted by Fathers
Caughy and O'Connell of st. Stephens.
The couple was attended by Mr.. Geo NJ.
Slye best man. and Messrs. HermanS
Schade and Geo. Geiger as ushers. After
the reception which followed the cere-
mony the couple left amid showers Of rice
and old slippers for short wedding trip.
Piles Itching, Blind
and Bleeding-Cured