, 1875-02-14
gave musical and literary entertainment 1t thu
Wsshingtonisn Homo last sTaning for tho psne-
fit Of that institution.
SOCIAL GATHERINGS,

PRIVATE PARTIES.
Among tho private receptions Of tho weak may
DO mentioned that OF tho Misses stager Monday
evening 1t the residence ct Gen. Stager, No. 672
Michigan avenue. There were about sixty peo-
Pile present, who danced the "German" to
charming music, and refreshed themselves With
KinstoJ's catea. Ths fayors were unusually
handsome.
Mf. and MrH- G. II. Henderson received their
friends Ut their elegant residence, No.
896 Prairie ayenue, Tuesday evening. Their
spacious house sava ample room for the
guests, about $50 in number, who were
the recipients Of Mr. and Mrs. Hendorson's hos
pitalty. The rooms we're all beautifully deco
rated, there not only being ample accommoda-
tions for ths dancers, but alao when supper Was
announced by Mr. K1nsley, the caterer, for nearly
al the guests to find seats. In the
reception-rooms adjoining the supper-room
small tables vera placed so that pleasant
little tete-atete parties ware made up. Among
those present we're Gen. aud Mrs. 6ha1er, Mr..
and Mrs. n. s. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. II. Il.
Turner, Mr. and HRS. H. 0. Stone, Mr. and Mrs
john B. Drake, Mr. aud Mrs, Phil Wadsworth,
s. Pike, Miss Train, Of New York, daughter Of
George Francis Train, Miss Dun'evy, Miss
6tagcr, Miss Hamilton, and many others.
Mr. Truman B. Glletr. Of No. 66 Oakwood
avenue, entertained his friends Monday evening.
About dtty people vera present in full evening
dress. .....-.- -
Mr. and Mrs. z. s. Isham, Of No. 514 Wabash
avenue, entertained shout l75 OF their friends
Tuesday evening. Wright furnished the supper
Nh1ch refreahed them In tho COURSE Of the
evening. ......-
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