Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-03


dinner last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bromley are at St,
Augustine, Fla. for a few days before con-
tinuing their wedding trip TO Palm Beach.
The Mexican ambassador and Mrs. AZ
piroz will give dinner tonight in honor
of the British ambassador and Lady
Pauncefote.
General Wheeler and Miss Anna Wheeler
are now on their way home from the Phil
ippines on the transport Warren. Miss
Anna Wheeler's engagement was announced
before her departure TO Lieutenant w W.
Fiseus, 1r-. of the 10Th United States In
fantry, now stationed in the Philippines
1t is said the wedding will take place as
soon as Lieutenant FIscus can obtain leave
OF ABB ence from duty In the Philippines
i ne young br -degrOom-elect served through
the Santiago campaign. and a short Time
after the surrender of Santiago he was
stricken with typhoid fever, and was
brought with other sufferers to New York.
After his recovery he accompanied his regi-
ment to the Philippines. The transport
VIII oh carried the young lieutenant across
the ocean also had passengers General
Wheeler and his daughter who went out
as an army nurse.
Rear Admiral AMI Mrs CTowninshield
gave a dinner last evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams.
Mrs. NJ. W. Pardee has opened her cot
tage at Atlantic City for the Lenten season.
She has with her her three daughters, Ada,
Pugh and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Maupin Major Maui
PIN, Mrs. DIR. H. c. Duffey, Colonel r. l..
Grey, Mr.. Roland Roberts. Mrs. Marion
Ould and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gait are at the
Hotel Pennhurst, Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. A f. Powell will be at
home, ia 4th street southeast, to their
friends informally Thursday evening, March
8, from to 10 O'Clock.
surprise party was rendered Mrs. Sarah
Smith of jefferson street Anacostia, Tues
day evening last Music, both vocal and
instrumental, was rendered. Mrs. Georgia
Granger sang. accompanied by Miss Annie
Smith Instrumental selections followed.
The guests Were served with refreshments.
Those present Were Mrs. Smith Miss Annie
Smith, Mrs. Lucy Anderson. Mrs. Georgia
Granger, Mrs. J. Fuss. Mrs Ida NJ. HamiIi.
Mrs. White of X street southeast and Miss
Carrie Anderson.
The Twenlagen Progressive Euchre Club
was entertained last Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Chas. II. Martin at her residence in
LIE Droit Park. After spirited contest the
first prizes Were captured by Mrs. Taylor
and Mr.. Walter, while the second prizes
We're awarded to Mrs. Hazard and Mr..
Palmer. After partaking of refreshments
and listening to music by Miss Martin, a
committee was appointed to make arrange
ments for the annual banquet rendered the
ladies of the club by the gentlemen MEM
bers. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. q.
w. Taylor DR.. and Mrs. w. ". Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Martin. Mr. and Mrs
R. S Walter. Mrs. W. II. Hazard, Mrs.
DIR. w. H. Daw, Misses Emma Baker Do
rothy Oliver. Flora NJ. Cluss Emily Proc
tor, Allah ViclSery. DR.. Charles Moore.
Messrs. E. E Baker, J. VIM. Palmer. Frank
NJ. Higgins James G. Hoyt and Louis VIM
ter.
The Echo Social Club gave pleasant
masquerade party last night al McCauley's
Hail. Among those present Were: Mrs. H.
Melins, Dinah; Mrs. Stewart. tamborine:
Mrs. /. Britt. princess: Mrs. Fitzhugh, Gyp-
sy; Mrs. DIETRICH, Topsy: Miss Paige, milk
maid; Mrs. f. Meyers, duchess; Mrs. Halt
north, Goddess Of Liberty; Mr.. Murphy, nun;
Mr.. Burton, baby; Mr.. J. TAFT, Dandy Pat;
Mr.: r. I1bbett, hunter; Mr.. Fishback. Sir
Roland; Mr.. E. TAFT. sport; Mr.. E. WetzeI.
Micado. Mr.. r. Sanderson, tramp: Dr.
Harting, Napoleon; Lawyer Edwards sport:
Mr.. Lions, Faust.
The annual social session given by the
Washington Lodge of Elks was held at
Masonic Temple Tuesday evening, the
2lth instant, and was the most successful
OF Its kind in every way. supper was
served, and program. consisting of music
and recisations, Was enjoyed. 4 number of
Baltimore Eks with ladies, attended, with
others from Richmond. The reception COM
mittee consisted of F. c. Gieseking, chair
Cadwallader, George A. Garner, T. d.
Harper, Colonel F. H. Harrington, Louis
Hartig, F. A Hornng. NJ. H. kinsinger,
Geo; A Mason. John c. Maxwell, NJ. G.
Edward j. Shine, George A. Tracy and
Colonel NJ. Emmett Uren.
The following program was given: Over
ture, medley, Brother J. Caldwell and
chestra; address, Brother Albert Sillers, Z.
r.; Hearts and Flowers orchestra; recI-
tation, Miss Grace Keyser: Washington
Ladies Mandolin and Guitar Club; tenor
solo, The Moth and the Flame MIR.
Harry Wolf, accompanies, Mr.. David Nor
ris; cornet solo, selected. Brother Otto
Eberhardt; soprano solo. Mrs Blanche
Sprigg; fancy dance, Master Carl Pitt and
Miss Lula Bauman; violin SOLO, selected,
Miss Helen McGill, accompanist, Miss Rose
Budd; recitation, Two in the Morning"
Mr.. w. V. Price: banjo selections. Mr.. Jos.
Ter, accom- anist, Miss Celia Murphy; piano
solo, 'RhapsOdie Hungroise. No. =" Miss
X. L. Grady; recitation, Miss Lucie A.
Rogers: the Madrids in instrumental selec-
tons, Prof. A Z. Yundt, A. V. Holmes
W, Z. Todd; tenor solo, Mr.. Ross Wise; il
Illustrated songs, Mr.. Byron Bond stage d.
rector, Mr.. w. V. Price.
Miss Belle Herman, daughter of Mrs. b.
Herman and the late j. p. Herman, and
Mr.. Ben Resented were married Sunday
evening last at the residence Of the brides
mother 324 3l2 street southwest, Rev. DIR.
l.. Stern officiating. The bride was hand
somely attired in white muslin. trimmed in
point lace, and carried bouquet OF Amer
lean beauty roses. She was escorted by
her brother, Mr.. Sam Herman. jr The
parlor was profusely decorated with palms
ding marches and throughout the supper
and reception. The couple has gone to
Niagara Falls on their honeymoon trip,
and will be at home after March 10 at No.
643 Sth street northeast. Many kilograms
were received several from Germany and
one from Manila, where the brides brother,
DR.. Herman, is stationed. Among the
guests We're the following: Mrs. b. Her
man, mother of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Herman, jr.; Mr. and Mrs B. Ney,
Mr.. Albert Ney and Edward Ney of Har-
risonburg, Va; Miss Sophia Resented, sis
ter of the groom; Misses Rose, Geraldine.
Selma, Florence and Leah Herman, sisters
of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Oppenheimer
OF Whiting, Ind; Rev. DR.. ana MIS-. L..
Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hochschild, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Moses, Mr.. NJ. Moses, Miss
Lillian Moses, MIR. Lew Moses and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Kerngoo6, all of Baltimore, Md,
and Mr. and Mrs, L, S. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Goldsmith, Mr.. and Mrs G. Wallerstein,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwab, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Rothschild, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Her
man, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. AL Herman, Mr..
and Mrs. Lew Silverman, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Marx, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Herman, Mrs. NJ.
Kennedy, Miss Lizzie Reuter- Miss Ethel
Burnham, Mr.. Harry SimcoX, Mr.. Sol Co.
hen and Mr.. Sol Herzog of this city.
Mrs. D. Wolfe Brown and the Misses
Brown of PHO 10th street, near kalorama
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