Evening star., 1900-02-17


tfier preceded by the best man. Dr. VIM.
C. Woodford; the maid of honor Miss Sa-
dk E. Miller, ard the bridesmaid, Miss
Carrie Miller both sisters of the bride
Miss Mazie Chenoweth, as the little flower
girl, was also in attendance. The wedding
was attended by a host of relatives and
friends of the couple, and the reception fol-
lowed until midnight. The bride wore a
beautiful gown of white orsandie over
White silk, and carried a huge bouquet of
brides roses. Her Veil was caught to the
halr by a spray of orange blossoms. The
bridesmaid and little flower girl were gown
ed alike IN white organdie. over pink silk
RE maid of honor wore orEande over
corn-colored silk and carried a large bou-
quet OF yellow roses. The couple received
numerous pre.enis, both useful and orna-
mental.
Minn"h9ha Dime Social Club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
IL. f. Smith. at 135 street northeast In
the game prepared by the host. an intel
lectual contest, the gentlemcn'S prizes were
Won by Mnssrs. NJ. Castell and F. n Libby,
and the ladies prizes by Miss Edith Cur
ran and Mrs. A S, Frech. Charming vocal
duets We're rendered by Mrs Carrie and
Miss Nellie Smith. and piano solos by Miss
Henrie Shelton and Mrs. Frech. At the
conclusion of the program refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Mrs. l.. Mckay. Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Mau-
pm. Mrs Mary A. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. and Miss Stella Dinsmore. Mr. and Mrs
A. N. Garfield. Mrs. +. E. Weber the
Misses Nellie Smith, Henrie Shelton, HELEN
and Mary Smith, Edith Curran, Blanche
Ford. Mrs. A. FIech. Mrs. Harry Smith
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Smith, and Messrs. H.
X Stewart. Wilbur Mcdaniel, Frank Ford,
5. w. Russell, J. Walter lett Arthur Left
hngwell. +. N Libby. ]. NJ. Castell and
Master Henry Smith.
Miss Marian White of the Olympia apart
ments entertained large number of her
little friends of Columbia Heights Valen-
t,ne night on the occasion of her twelfth
birthday. Games, singing and music We're
Liuuigeo IN until 10 O'Clock, when prizes
were awarded and refreshments were served
lii the dining room. Among those present
were Marguerite Evans, Marie Barker Mar
1orie Thomas Mary Holmead, Agnes Por-
ter, Margaretta Mcclure, Ethel Lee. Edna
Elizabeth Sanborn, Noraine Robinson Faith
Davis and Elanor Gannett.
The Congenial Euchre were entertained
by Miss Ferna Wade Tuesday even
ing, February 49, first prizes being cap
tured by Mrs. Chas. s. Faulkner and Dr.
to Miss r. Sickle and Mr.. T. Mettler after
which supper was served. Vocal and in
strumental music held sway until a late
teur. The next meeting will be held Tues
day, February %, at the residence of Mrs
C. S. Faulkner, 503 street.
DIR. G. 2. Gehring visited the city last
week, on his way to Boston. New York
and Philadelphia, where he will spend sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Gehring, who is now at
her California home, Los Angeles, NAV
come on and return with him. The doc
tors health is much improved.
Miss Marie Brown gave a calico party at
her home in Brookland Wednesday, Febru-
ary IA. Pictures were taken of the party
and many original games, proposed by the
hostess were played. Among those pres
ent were Misses Lois B. Myers, Mamie
| Clark, Lillian c. Walker Annie B. Ellis
Rosamond Macham, Blanch Nelson, George
c. OFT, Annie Knecssi and Marie c. Brown,
and Messrs Robert W. Ashley, Frank Clark.
Harold Thierkel, Walter w. Kneessi, Ed
win L. Gull, Frank Curtin, William Kneessi,
Thomas Petty and Harry Milans.
A pleasant evening was spent Monday at
the residence of Mrs. ]. H. Click, 171s 9th
street northwest, the occasion being the
birthday celebra ton of her daughter, Miss
Lille. After dancing and vocal and in
strumental music, bountiful collation.
was served. Among those present were
Mrs. J. H. Click. Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Ebery,
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Grimm, Miss Charlotte
Steele, Miss Minnie Schulze, Miss Florence
Click, Miss Lizzie Shulze and Miss Tillie
Click, Mr.. Milo Atkinson Mr.. George Ruhl,
DR.. Harry Mcqueen, Mr.. Arthur Devlin.
Mr.. Warren Mcqueen Mr. John A Goebel
Mr.. Fred Helbig, Mr.. Henry Nolte, Mr..
Milton Mcqueen, Mr.. George SShmitt, Mr..
George Nolte, Mr.. Henry Eberly, Mr.. Will
liam Click, Mr.. Thomas Griffin, Mr.. Joe
HanIey and Masters Raymond Eberly and
Frank Click.
Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens of 800 Massachu-
sets avenue northeast will not be al home
Monday, February -, but win receive with
Miss Allen. AS Stanton place northeast, on
that day.
Mrs. Frank B. Bourn and her sisters the
Misses Palmer. will be at home, 1I0S 9th
street, the remaining Wednesdays in Feb
ruary.
Commissioner of Patents and Mrs Duell
will entertain at dinner next Tuesday, the
10th.
The engagement of Mr.. Jacob Kohner TO
Miss Jennye Wise of Baltimore. Nd. is an
nounced. At home Sunday February Is,
at 1865 NJ street, West Washington, from
s to II pm.
Mrs. Arthur Copeland will not be at home
Monday.
Tuesday evening last a trolley party was
given by Miss Mabel Miller to Langdon. d.
c., at the home of her aunt. Mrs. y. r.
Owens. Music and games Were the features
of the evening. after which the guests re-
tired to the dining room, where refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were Mesdames Ferguson. Miller. Norris
and Roby. Mr.. and Mrs. Owens. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Vincent the Misses Dora Au-
guman, Lottie bartholomew, May and
Rachel Goodman. Lydia Jones, Mabel Mil
Ter, Beulah Muhlman. Maud Norris. Mary
owens and Minnie Schmid, Messrs Eugene
BerenS. Walter Burgess, Harry Chase,
Fred Daw, Mr.. Getz, Robert Gibbs, VIII
Goodman, Tom Green, Harry K. Miller,
Dorsey Miller. Harry Owens, Guy Roby,
Rudolph Schlerf and Mr.. Sardou.
A genuine surprise party was given by
the Ycleped Progressive Euchre Club 10
one of its members, Mrs. William S. Gill
of 3S New York avenue, St. Valentines
night. 1t was a typical valentine party;
everything was in keeping with and sug-
gestive of the occasion, and at each guests
plate was a dainty souvenir in the form
of floral heart with an appropriate verse.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Huggins. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Booth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Macintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Gill, Mrs. and Miss Huggins and Miss
Cowell, the Misses Juno and the Misses
Hopkins: also Messrs. Hart, Rankin, Orr,
Wells and Foley.
Mrs Otho Magruder Muncaster and the
Misses Muncaster, S02 10Th street, will be
at home on Monday, the 18th. for the last
time this season, and will have several at
tractive young ladies with them.
Miss NJ. Aurelia Darlington, assisted by
her pupils will receive this evening from s
to 10, at liza f street.
Mrs. Sinclair B. Sheibley and Mrs. C. H.
Boynton will be at home Monday, February
10, at 1860 Howard street, from ) TO q.
Mrs. V. A. Thompson and Mrs. A. V.
Graves will be at home Wednesday, Febru-
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