Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-02

evening with Miss Eve. johnson, 1873 Penn
sylvanfa avenue northwest.
Among those present were President
Harry E. Huntsberry. Mrs. A. Lockwood,
wood. Jennie Lockwood, Eva Johnson.
Ella Johnston, Mae Britton Mae Leaman,
Agnes Kaiser, Virgie Broome, Bessie Bush,
lola Fitzgerald and Minnie Robinson. DR.
yer, ]. A. Dobey.s Jafnes CLANCY, Chas.
N. Phelps. John P6lohi, Chas EngIe. Wal
ter Harr, Guy Stewart and Leonard Steu-
art. stafa .a.-tjrHt.s 81 ts4 a. ay II, 49,. '..
] Mr., and Mrs. P.sF.s o, loonnelL entertained
a few friends at supper Tuesday evening
last, at their residence. 1903 9Th street
southwest, in honor of Mr.. William Muir
ply of Eastport, Me-, Mr.. Murphy is MAX
ing brief sojourn with relatives in this
city, having just completed a tour through
the south as member of a popular min
Strel organization He Is graduate of the
New England Conservatory Of Music and
possesses fine baritone voice. Invited to
meet Mr.. Murphy were Mrs. Geo. Smith,
Misses Evelyn Morgan, May Mcnamara,
Mamie O'Donnell, Josephine Murphy Annie
Murphy, Maggie Buckley and Mrs George
Stafford. and Messrs. Armstrong, Murphy,
O'Donnell Van Rensselaer, Lamont, Smith
and DIR. Doyle
A party was given at the home Of Mrs
Frank Benzler. 15S F street northeast
Tuesday afternoon. in honor Of her little
daughter Helen's fifth anniversary. Games
were played, after which refreshments were
served Prizes were won by Miss Doro-
thy McGinnis. Master Robert McGin-
mis-, and Master Walter Dom. Besides
those mentioned were Misses Adelaide and
Margaret Burlingame, Marian and Mildred
Hamblet. Helen Rabold, Janet Jardine and
Margaret Sickler, Masters Walter Donn
Harry Reesbury and Andrew Peckham.
Thursday evening last the Eureka Euchre
Club was entertained at its regular
meeting by Mrs Richardson of Hyattsville.
Md. The first prizes were won by Miss
Schneider and Mr.. Thos E. Burgess. while
the second were carried off by Miss Lii
liam Sadler and Mr.. Burr Piggott After
refreshments had been served the whole
party returned to Washington on special
car. The club will hold its next meeting at
the home OF the Misses Sadler 81 New York
avenue.
Miss Lily E. Pierce, daughter of Mr. John
Pierce Of East Washington Heights, near
Anacostia, and Mr.. William F. Mathieson
son OF Mr.. and Mrs George Mathieson OF
Harrison street. Anacostia, were married
Thursday evening last at the parsonage of
the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church,
on Jackson street. Rev. Charles o. Isaac
the pastor. performed the ceremony. which
was witnessed by small company OF
relatives and friends of the couple. Mr.
and Mrs. Mathieson were later rendered a
reception They win make their home in
Anacostia.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place at
8 o'clock Wednesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Selby, No. 1919 18th
street when their daughter. Miss Hannah
e., and Mr. VIM Stein were married by
Rev. DIR. Kelly. The ceremony was wit.
messed only by the immediate families.
The parlors were tastefully decorated with
palms and cut flowers. The brother of the
groom acted as best. man.. The bride, be-
comingly attired in blue cloth travelling
suit, entered the parlor amid the strains OF
the wedding march rendered by Miss Effie
Henry. lmmediateAy latter the ceremony
the couple left forisan extended trip north
Ihey Will be at home to their friends at
SiS 9Th street northeast after the first Tues
Miss Jessie Hergeaf ih j an and Mr.. ]. Her.
bert Hunter of gQhiooswere married last
wednesday evening rats 80 O'Clock at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother Rev. e. b.
Bagby of the Ninth Street Christian Church
officiating. Owing 10 ifecent bereavements
only relatives of the bride and groom were
present. The brid4 was gowned in white
and carried white :sehr$ santhemums. The
wedding march way Played by Mrs. H. g.
WILDER, sister of the groom. After re-
eeption Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter left for a trip
through Ohio. Ia.
Wednesday evehhass,1as the home OF
Miss Amy Jones.a c6fher of Quincy and
Lincoln avenues. $as sfastefully decorated
with palms. smilax 'ahd chrysanthemums.
and the evening was) aeiightfully spent in
music, dancing and Halloween games. after