The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-10


as follows
Secretary Wilson and Miss Wilson. Gov
ernor Allen and Mrs. Allen. Major Gener-
al Corbn, Major General Young, Captain
Howard. Captain Smedburg. Miss Hitch
cock, Miss Phelps, and Miss Hanna.
A tea and musicale was held yesterday
afternoon I'm the pastoral residence of st.
Matthew'S Church under the auspices OF
the fashionable women Of the parish, as
sisted by prominent Catholics of other
local churches. The first floor o. the
house was placed at the disposal of the
ladies in charge and decorated through
out by flowers and palms donated and
afterward disposed of by sale.
The Darlor was transformed into a tea
room, presided over by Mrs. John . DON
nell. assisted by Mrs. Clarence Edwards.
Mrs Perrin, Miss Letterman, Miss Marie
McKenna. Miss Rose Douglas Wallach.
Miss Merriam, Miss Hagner, Miss Clagett,
and Miss Goodfellow. Miss Patten served
lemonade in the same room. Mrs. Atwell,
wife of the Secretary of the Argentine
Legation, served ice cream. and Miss
Rucker sold flowers The committee in
general charge consisted of Mrs. Will
liam II. Clagett, Mrs. Emile Montgomery,
and Mrs. Ramsay. Among the patrons
of the very successful affair, a number
of whom assisted personally in the sales.
were Mrs. White. wife of Justice White.
the Niscountess Santo Thyrso. the Count
ess Quadt, Mrs Thomas F. Walsh. Nine
Perez. Nine. Rengifo, Mrs. Hendley
Smith, the Misses Letter. Miss Mathide
Townsend the Misses McKenua, the
Misses Sheridan, and Miss Mildred VIII
liams.
Mrs Fremont who vras tn have contrih-
uted to the musical entertainment an
nounced. was suffering from a severe cold
and her place on the programme was TAX
en- by Miss Terry, daughter of Admiral
Terry. who sang "Sanastoy." by ID Har-
delot. and "A Dream. by Bartlett. Miss
McCullough's numbers We're Mon Disie.
by Nevin, and "obstinacy." by Fonte-
nailles. Mr. George O'COnnor received.
as usual, several encores for his coon
songs and the accomplishments were play
ed most pleasingly by Miss Jennie Glen
Church. Another enjoyable feature of the
very excellent programme was the vocal
number. Sweet and Low. sung by a
quartette composed of Mrs. Rose Penne-
baller, Miss Katherine Lackey, MIR. T.
Maxwell, and Mr.. Weber May.
Miss Mary Lillian Nuckles. of Martins
burg, W. va, and Mr. James NJ O'Con-
nor. of this city. were married on Easter
Monday in the parlors of the parsonage of
St Aloysius Church, by the Rev. Father
O'Connell. Only the immediate relatives
and small number of intimate friends
of the couple were invited to the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor accom-
panied by the bridal party as far as Al *
andria. left on the steamer Newport News
for honeymoon trip South.
The Greek letter fraternities of Column
bian University gave ''pan-fraternity'
dance last night at Rauschers. which
brought together number of charming
people from the social and student world.
The affair was given under the patronage
of number OF prominent society
men, among whom We're Mrs David Jayne
Hill, Mrs. John NJ. Harlan, and Mrs. Ed
ward Nj. Gallaudet. The arrangements of
the evening We're in charge of a commit
tee consisting of Mr.. Thomas ;. Merrill.
for Kappa Alpha; Mr.. Bayard Wyman.
for Phi Sigma Kappa; Mr.. John n. Bal
linger, for Phi Delta Phi: Mr. Richmond
b. Kedington, for Sigma Chit Mr.. M c.
Benjamin, for Kappa Sigma. and Mr. ].
Homer Beis, for Theta Delta Chi.
Captain and Mrs Beach. of 1911 H
last night, in honor of Lieutenant General
and Mrs. Miles. Mrs Beach also has
cards out for tea Friday afternoon. at
Rauschers.
Gen. and Mrs. William H. Payne. of
Warrenton. Va. have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter Miss
Virginia Payne. to Hon. Eppa Hunton
ir.. Wednesday evening. April "a at st.
James Church, Warrenton.
Mrs. BRYANT gave a dance for young
people last night.
Misses Carrie. Louise. and Gladys Mum
and = number of little girl friends who
formed sewing class during Lent held
"A FAIR yesterday afternoon. from to 6
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Charles A.
Mum, of Scott Gree. The goods IN sale
consisted of fancy articles and plain gar
aaaVzFgg H.. h.
and the proceeds Of the bazaar Will be
contributed to the Childrens Hospital
fund.
The cotillion of sixty couples that added
So notably to the pleasures of the dane
ing world last year renewed its triunDhs
last night at Masonic Temple As usual
the committee in charge of the evenings
pleasure was composed of Mrs Charles
IL Campbell, Mrs John G. Poor Mrs A
A. Addison. Miss Myer Miss Merriam
and Miss owen. The cotillion was led
by DR. Robert f. Mason and Mrs Camp
bell, and the l2O guests included the ma
iority of prominent young married peo-
pie ana maids and cavaliers OF the official
and social world.
Miss c. NJ. stagg and Miss Helen Drake
gave a euchre party Monday evening at
1877 Rhode Island Avenue. Miss Anna
Terrell and MIR. Hyde Barbarin won the
first prizes and Miss Chase and Mr. W
y Coates the BOBBY prizes. Among those
present were: Miss Anna Terrell Miss
Gerald, Miss Eugina Williams. Miss Mae
Heupie, Miss Louise Heupel Miss Gussie
Williams. Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson. Miss
Ada Stage miss Alice Drake. Mrs Drake
and Miss Norman. Mr.. Taylor. Mr. f. J.
Williams Mr. Chase DR.. Towers. Mr. T.
Hyde Barbarin. Mr.. Walter Coates. Mr.
Frederick Heuple. Mr.. Guthrie. Mr. Stage
Mt Medrith Winshp, and Mr.. f. ]. Van
Ness.
The marriage of Miss Mayetta shoup.
daughter of the late James Connell Shoup
to Mr. Claude Elliott Miller of this CITY
took place at noon Monday at the home
of the brides mother. New York City AS
the brides family is still in mourning
only the immediate relatives and a small
number of intimate friends were invited
TO the ceremony and wedding breakfast
The bridal gown was of white liberty silk
trimmed with old point lace. and the veil
of tulle fastened with orange BIOS
SONS and "A crescent Of diamonds, a gift
from the brides brother. Mr. George C.
Shoup. She also wore diamond brooch,
a present from the bridegroom.
Mr. Frederick Fairbanks. of Princeton
College and his brother. Richard, from
AndoVeT. are spending the Easter vaca-
tion with their parents, Senator and Mrs
Fairbanks.
shortly To attend the entertainment to
be given by the Knickerbocker Club in
honor of Lexington and Concord, on
April ~ MIR. Fairbanks will also be
present at the Colonial ball in honor Of
the Inauguration Of Washington. which
viii be given on the 50th instant. Mrs.
De Witt Talmage will also be among the
guests from Washington.
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