Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21

Moore. Miss Humphrey and Miss Helen
Humphrey, Col Raspopow, Lieut., Sheriff.
Capt. Ramsey Capt. Crabb, Lieut.. Bulmer.
Lieut.. Denger Lieut.. Sellers, Lieut. Brees
and Mr.. Westcott.
Mrs. Edwin NJ Truell of 1913 P street.
will not be at home tomorrow, nor on the
following Friday of next week, but Will be
pleased to see her friends Friday, FEBRUARY
8, from to Z.
Washington and is stopping with Mrs. Mer-
rill.
Mrs. H Clay Browning will not be at
home on Fridays of this month, but Will De
glad to see her friends on the second and
third Fridays in February, the 18th and
10Th.
Mrs. Alfred Wood and Miss Wood will be
at home January %, at ITO Corcoran street.
Mrs. G. Warfield Simpson. 1477 Columbia
road, will not be at home tomorrow.
The marriage of Miss Bertha NJ Wathen
and Mr.. Andrew B. Peacock, both OF Ana
costa. took place yesterday morning In 81.
Teresa's Church, at Washington and FIJI
more streets, beginning at o'clock The
church was well filled with relatives ana
friends of the young couple. Rev. e: M
Bart, pastor of st. TereSa's. ofhclated az
nuptial mass TIE contracting parties were
attended by Miss Lucy Wathen. the brides
sister and Mr.. Reuben Graves Miss NC
Kenna presided at the organ. Following
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Peacock left for
a trip to southern Maryland, where they
will remain a while with relatives return
ing to Anacostia to reside.
Mrs Matilda Smedley arrived from Paris
Saturday, and Is visiting friends at Iowa
circle
Miss Briggs and Miss White, grand
daughters of Senator Frye, will be at home
Thursdays January Is and February ii, at
the Hamilton Hotel
Mrs. Bertha NJ Robbins, 1862 P street,
will be at home January 20 and Feb
ruary II.
The friends of Gen. and Mrs. o. B. Will
cox will be glad to know that the general
is improving in health at Fort Bayard,
where he and Mrs Wilcox are visiting their
daughter, whose husband, Col. Comegys, is
in command of the post.
Mrs. John Edward Jones, 1918 T street.
has cards out for Thursday, January 2S
to Z.
Mrs. Mary F. Ferguson of 4Oi 1st street
northeast was given pleasant surprise
last evening by a visit from her seven chill
dren and seventeen grandchildren, on the
occasion of her sixty-sixth birthday. The
evening was pleasantly occupied by appro-
pirate singing and Rotations by the
younger grandchildren and the enjoyment
of well-laden table. The visitors COM
prised Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Ferguson, Mr..
and Mrs. E. d. Gemeny, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Fague. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ferguson, Mr..
Allyn F. Ferguson, Mrs. Annie Ferguson
and their children and Mr. and Mrs. ]. j.
Ferguson and Mr.. Charles Ferguson.
Miss Dietrich, daughter of Senator Die
trich of Nebraska, will not be at home
Thursdays in January, but will receive the
first two Thursdays in February at Stone
leigh Court.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Harris of Allen
town Pa. formerly of this city. announce
the marriage of their daughter, Ada E. to
Mr.. Philip NJ Maley of Shenandoah, Pa.
Mrs. William NJ. Dove who has been quite
sick and unable to make calls, will be at
home Friday, January 90. Miss Eva T.
Renyeir of Lancaster, Pa, will be Mrs.
Doves guest at that time.
Mrs. Jose M. Yznaga and Miss Yznaga
will be at home Mondays, January % and
February 1.
Mrs. George Cuttings Boteler will be at
home with Mrs. Downs L. Wilson Thurs
day, January q, at 1911 10Th street.
Last night at the residence of Miss Oc-
tavia Greene. 1929 Q street northwest, the
Gammio Euchre Club held its regular semi
monthly meeting. The prizes We're won by
Mr.. Durning and Miss Greene. After
dainty supper had been served the remain
der Of the evening was spent in dancing.
Those present were Miss Gould, Misses
Bradley, Miss Van Horn, Miss Nelson, Miss
Greene, Mr.. Van Horn, Mr.. Dunning, Mr..
MCGEE, Mr.. Lyddane, Mr. Nyce, Mr.. Fisher
and Mr.. Will Nyce The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Miss Nelson, SIC 21st
street northwest, February 2, 1904.
Mrs. Catharine V. Young and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas c. Bourne, 2027 Hillyer
place, will not be at home Saturdays in
January, but will receive Saturdays, Febru-
airy 6 and 49,
Miss Mildred Reid of New York is the
guest of Miss Helen Varick Boswell at the
Cairo. Miss Reid will be much entertained
while here.
Mrs. o. o. Stealey and daughter Miss
Stealey, 1928 P street, will be at home FRI
days during the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Carl gave mas
querade party this week in honor of the
ninth anniversary of the birthday of their
son, Frederick Carl, jr Several games
were played. after which the children
feast awaited them Among those present
were the Misses Selma Borchardt and Helen
Kirby. flower girls: Marie Kattelmann,
Scotch lass, Nerena ScnnlQ, snow girl, CO-
rhine Hutterly milkmaid: Ida Carl comet;
Rosie Kirby fortune teller; and the Messrs.
Eugene Bachschmid. Uncle Sam; Emil.
Cuno and William Bachschmid, Paul and
Carl Schwegler and George Hutterly,
clowns; Raymond Gheen, peasant girl;
Paul Schwartz. sailor; Ohio Barley,
George Washington; and Frederick Carl,
jr, cavalier. There were present also Miss
Susie Gundlach, who played several selec-
lions on the piano; Louis Carl the colored
butler, and Herman and Edmund Carl.
Marriage Licenses.