The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-02


gave an informal tea in his apartments
yesterday afternoon.
| The home Of Miss Frances Stonesifer
1904 Street northwest was the scene of
| very enjoyable affair Friday evening in
the form of party, given by the North
west Social and Debating Club. Of this
city. The parlors we're handsomely dec
grated with palms and chrysanthemums
The Entertainment Committee Of the
club-Henry T. Rodier. Chairman; Edgar
]. Darlington, Charles B. Spates, Edward
| A. Baldwin. p. Louis Rodier, Ivan l.
Riley, and Harvey e. Smith-had arranged
/ the programme of music, reci.ations and
/ games. Among those present were the
! Misses Nettie Cole, Susie Rcdier, Mabel
Spates. Nellie Mastbrook, Mary Cole, Edna
| Winnans, Mabel Mohler and Messrs. Ed
ward A. Baldwin, Edgar J. Darlington,
! Henry T. Rodier. Roy Quantriile Charles
B. Spates. p. Louis Rodier, Ivan ]. Riley,
| and ~ Long.
Mrs. Clarence Barnard will be at home
informally Wednesdays, December and
| IL at 1923 Street
Miss Sophronia Stealey. daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. o. o. Stealey, and Mr.. Samuel
| Thomas Park, of Chicago. will be married
/ u. o,
! Stealey residence, 1928 P Street. Only a
| family party will be present at the cere-
mony at which Rev. Gerhart A. Wilson.
4 of the Western Presbyterian Church, will
/ officiate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Little have an
nounced the coming marriage of their
eldest daughter, Charlotte. to Mr.. Chaun-
/ cey f. Hackett. of this city Thursday ev-
: ha ha
a quiet one, only the relatives and few
near friends to be present. The couple
will leave for short trip. On their re-
turn they will be at home to their friends
| at the residence of the brides parents.
| 321 IL Eleventh Street southwest.
Dr. and Mrs. Jesse Ramsburg have re-
| turned TO the city.
| reception was given last night from
! to 10 o'clock by Mr.. William l.. W..
Schoeverhing. of Chicago, at zoos NJ
| Street, to the second-year class of COM
parative Jurisprudence and diplomacy of
! Columbian University.
Mr.. and Mrs Parsons, of New York,
| were entertained al dinner by Major GEN
eral Corbin on Friday evening at the
| Country Club. His guests included Miss
| Audrey Pauncefote. Miss Wilson. Miss
Edith Root. Miss Edith Patton. Miss Tex
| as Bates, Miss Eliza Bates. Miss Ernst.
| Miss Hitchcock. Miss Thornelle Miss
Wallach. Miss Griggs. Miss Hagner. Miss
| Sheridan, Miss Phelps, Miss Rose Wal
! ZACH Baron Geyers. the Netherlands Min
| ister; Colonel Edwards, U. S. A.; Major
simpson, U. S. A.; Mr.. Norman. OF the
| British Embassy; Captain Gibson. U. S.
| A.; Lieutenant Commander Rogers, U. s.
| N; Mr.. Phelon Catlin Mr.. Woodbury.
| Blair, Lieutenant Dorr, U. s. A; Mr.. Gist
| Blair. Mr.. Dunn Mckee, and Lieut.. Cas-
| per Conrad, U. S. r.
The Holly Club, composed of Eastern
| High School boys and girls, assembled at
| the home OF Miss Caro- Clum, on East
| Capitol Street. for its Thanksgiving BIZ
| cycle run to Rock Creek Park The ride
was greatly enjoyed by all. President Nc
Kinley, who happened to be riding by, ac-
knowledged with gracious bow the three
lusty cheers given as he passed. Those
! participating were Misses Clum, Figen-
baum, Clancy, Gedney. Cadet. Butler, and
HOuchen. and Messrs. Luccock. Guy.
Fisher. Sullivan, Vina, Marsh, and Barnes.