Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-19

Mr.. McCeney and his brother Mr. George
r. AcCeney. joined the bride at the arch.
where Rev. Joseph A. Specht of Upper
Marlboro read the betrothal service. A
brea xfast was served by the brides parents.
me wedding presents. which were on view
In the library, were both valuable and nu-
merous. Mr.. and Mrs. McCeney left dur
ing the early afternoon for a honeymoon
trip, and upon their return will reside at
"Collington Heights the handsome estate
of the groom, where they will be at home
10 their many friends after January ..
Mrs. Francis Marion Eddy will not be at
home Mondays until January IS Miss Will
son of Arizona will be with her. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Eddy are residing this
winter at 30 I'd street southeast, near the
Library OF Congress.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Hampton entertained
a party Of young folks at dance at their
residence, 1104 18th street, last evening.
Among the guests Of the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Balderson Mr.. and Mrs. Carter.
Dr. and Mrs. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Alberto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow. Mrs. Donnelly, Mrs.
warren Miss Stien, Miss Temple. Miss Lee.
Miss Spinks. Miss Smith of Philadelphia,
Miss Hayes. Miss Copeman. Miss Jerman.
MISE; MISSES Morgan Miss Lawrence. Mr.. Lam
Kin, Mr. Ferrow, Mr.. Curtis, Mr.. Bum. DIR.
iaylor Mr. Johnson. DR.. Freeman, Mr..
Alien, Mr.. German. Mr.. Winfield, Mr. Rob-
inson and Mr.. Thompson.
Mrs Francis Marion Eddy wife of Repre-
sentative Eddy of Minnesota. will not be
I
family residence. 30 I'd street southeast.
near the Library of Congress Mrs. VIII
son OF Arizona viii be with her.
Mrs Clarence G. Allen. 2Sn5 nth street,
viii be at home Informally Mondays in
February.
days in February only
Miss Brown and Miss Maize Brown of
kalorama avenue will give a tea today at
O'Clock to meet Miss Willard of New York.
They will have assisting them Mrs. Edward
Eames Willard, mother of the guest OF
honor; the Misses Warner, Miss Elizabeth
Edison, Mrs. Irland, Miss Clapp. Miss Coo
per of Ohio, Miss Grandin of Pennsylvania
Miss MacNaughton, Miss Stuart and Ms
Davis.
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt Will not entertain
this winter, owing to the death three
weeks since of her uncle Judge Davis,
and of the death last week of her brother,
Commander Quackenbu>h, L. S. N, retired.
The Fortnightly Euchre Club held Its
third meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Maude Engles last Thursday evening Mrs.
E. Huguely and Mr.. Frank Richards won
first prizes and Mss l.. Dement, and DIR.
Balm took the second. After refreshments
were served music and dancing followed.
The winpers at the former meetings were
Mrs. Maude Enges, Mr.. e. Coleman. Mrs.
Frank Richards and DIR. Balm.
Mrs. Allison Nailor has entertained Mrs.
Haswell and Miss Grady of Philadelphia
for the past three weeks. They returned
Tuesday, after most delightful visit.
Mrs. James Carson Needham and Mrs.
Roswell P. Bishop will not be at home
Monday, the DIST. but will receive the 18th
of January at 1O7 Maryland avenue north
east.
Mrs. George W. Cssel will be at home
formally the first three Mondays in Febru-
airy. She will have with her Miss Saun-
ders, who is her guest
Miss McCutchin of Philadelphia, Pa, is
visiting Mrs Geo. r. Parker at the Caro-
lima. where she will be pleased to see her
friends.
Mrs Thomas A. Dobyns will receive Mon
days, February and IL, at los c street
southeast.
a pleasant surprise party was given at
the residence of Mrs. w. 8. Clark. l27
Bladensburg road, in honor of Miss Libbie
Tyers. The evening was spent in music
and games, after which refreshments were
served. Among those present were the
Lucy Eagleston, Pearl Suter, Katie Evens,
Nellie Evens Aggie Sincraft Katie Samp-
son, Susie Buxter.. Irene Pendle Maggie
Re sengus. Nellie Nevils, Bessie Clark and
Messrs. Henry Kane, Melvin Lyons. Bur-
ton Dyke Morris Beamen. John Kraft,
Charlie Meyers. John Monroe, John Kane,
George Clark and William Clark.
Mrs. Francis Nye of 1907 Park street will
be at home Fridays in February.
Miss Rosenthal of Toledo. Ohio, is the
guest of Miss Reizenstein.
Mrs. Shiras wife of Justice Shras. will
not receive Monday, January u, as she
wishes to make calls that day.
Mrs. L. NJ. Longshaw and Miss Foster
will be at home Mondays, January 81 and
February 4, from to 5. The Misses Rich
ardson will receive with them.
Mrs. William II. Daw will not be at home
January %, announced before. but will
receive Fridays. February and %.
DR.. and Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage left for
Harrisburg, Pa, this morning, to be the
guests of Governor and Mrs. Stone, who
give them a reception this evening The
doctor will preach there tomorrow.
Thursday evening a party was rendered
Miss Viola Null by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ D. Null, at their residence on
street northwest. Piano music was rem
dered by Mr.. Harry Miller and Miss Bulah
Muhleman. supper was also enjoyed.
Others present were Misses Bessie Muhle-
man, Viola Null Helen Null, Martha Ger
lock and Bessie Dolan. Messrs. NJ. d. Null,
Harry Qugley, Ralph Null and s. Harry
Handy. Masters Don Muheman and Bliss
Null were also in attendance During the
evening Miss Bessie Dolan sang.
Mrs. e. l. Bartholomew of Oregon ave-
nue. has been confined to her home the
past week with severe case of grip.
Mrs, V. G. Fischer will not be at home
MOnGaS, the GlSt, Dut Will receive Monday,
the 18th, for the last time this season
Mrs. Wilson wife of Col. John Frank
ling Wilson of Arizona, will be at home to
her friends Monday, January 81 at the
Varnum.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White will
be at home to their friends Wednesday,
January 3H from to 6, 40 I'd street
northeast.
Mrs. Albert E. Acker left last week for
Florida. where she expects to spend the
winter
Miss Flora NJ. Cuss and Mr.. H. s. Lath-
rop of New York will be quietly married
Monday. January 81. at noon. The cere-
mony will be followed by reception from
- to 2. Mr.. E. II. Droop, first cousin of
the bride. will play the wedding march.
Miss Cluss, who is quite popular young
lady Is the daughter of Mr., Adolf Cluss,
a well-known resident. The future home
of the couple will be in New York, after
an extended bridal tour through the south.
The Charity Ball, which will be held at
the Arlington Hotel Monday evening, jan
uary 81 will be an unusually brilliant
event. The following ladies. who are men,
bers of the board of managers, taking
a personal interest in the success of the
ball:
Mrs Charles II. Davis president; Mrs.
w IT HoaLe Mrs Fra6arick Leach Nrs