Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15
SOCIETY NOTES.

The Tuesday receptions were many, a majority
OF the ladies who have been receiving on that day
during the winter being found at home. At the
Hamilton House, where the wives OF several Repre-
sentatives received yesterday, two beautiful bas-
kets OF flowers, sent by senior Emore. the Peruvian
Minister, who lives in that hotel, attracted much
attention and admiration, as well as the artistic
cards sent with them.
The last of the series Of germans for which the
Tuesday Club had issued invitations occurred
last evening st Marini's Hall, and drew thither a
large and pleasant company. The dressing, as
usual on these occasions, was very handsome.
Many visitors from New York who have attended
The germans given by the two Clubs at this hall
say that nothing given in that city compares in
beauty with these entertainments.
The occasion OF the visit OF the New York gen.
teln2n, who were entertained by the President
sunday evening, was that each might present him
with silver salad forh, OF which they had heard
ne had none. So each OF the twelty-oae visitors
Iitfany's, Mr. Tiffany being one OF the number.
They had a pleasant evening together, made the
present tiOn, and separated after midnight
The literary and musical At Home OF Mrs. H. NJ.
Lincoln, at 6l5 street, last evening, was greatly
enjoyed by all her visitors. The formal exercises
consisted OF vocal and instrumental music by Mrs.
Lieut. Dinwiddie, of Iowa, (nee Kilpatrick), and
Mrs. Orrnes; original poetry by Mrs. Lincoln and
Mrs surS and rsaangs and reei,atons by
Mrs. lockwood and Prof. Townsend.
delightful evening was spent by few fnfor
the National Hotel, on Monday evening. Her at
tractive daughter, Miss Rose, added much to the
enjoyment of those present by her solos upon the
plano and harp, both OF which she plays with all
the feeling and expression of true artistic, having
been the fayorte pup! OF Godefroid, OF Paris, upon
the latter instrument Among those present were
Vice President Davis, Speaker Keller and wife,
Hon. A. II. Stephens, Judge Hoge, Representatives
Mckenzie ana Webber and their wives, Hon. Thos.
J.. Tull0ck and WIFE, Hon. Frank Marsh. OF Illinois.
Prof. Schulz and wife, Miss Rosebud Tomas and
Mrs. Chamberlain.
A very pleasant surprise party was given to Miss
Juliette Emery, daughter OF Hon Nj. q. Emery. on
Monday evening, by the members of the Leisure
Hour Club.
In social sense the event Of the week will be
the Charity Ball, at Masonic Temple tomorrow
evening. for the benefit OF that useful and deServ
ing institution the Children'S Free Hospital. The
entertainment is 10 capable hands, who have both
the desire and the ability to make 1t a success in
every respect, and it will undoubtedly he most
brilliant and enjoyable affair, as each OF its prede
ceSSOrS has BEEN
The Capital City Guard Infantry Corps give their
fourth and last reception for the season at Tall
madge Hall Tomorrow evening, and the purpose OF
the management Is to make it the pleasantest OF
the series.
senator Voorhees, has removed to 1927 Vermont
avenue, where Mrs. aud Miss Voorhees, will receive
for the first tine Tomorrow.
MT. and Mrs. Washington Mclean and their
daughter MIS-. Bugher, and her husband, left to-
day for Their home in Cincinnati. E. G.
Ross OF Ohio, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. Chambers, 1441 q street, viii go in day or
two to New York, where she expects to make a
pIoloilSeu FiSlt Miss Boufh0HNiiit, Oh IHtIaue-
phia, is visiting Mrs. D. +. Murphy of this CITY,
Misses Emma ana Maggie Dinner, OF Dayton,
Ohio, are visiting Washington as the guests Of
their relative, Mrs Capt. Isaac Bassett, is Second
street Dortheast--Mrs. F. G. Seabury, OF Nor
folk, sister OF Mr. E. L. Townsend, is in the city,
mother, Mrs. Townsend, who is an invalid. Mrs.
Lieut.. Dinwlddie. OF Iowa, is spending some time
IN washington and Is with her parents, Mr. and
pepue, OF New Jersey, is the guest OF her cousin,
Mr. Henry $. Harris at Willards.-MiSs Ransom,
who is ia the city for day or two only, will have
her studio, in Colonization Building open to her
friends tomorrow. from to 5, and from to 10 o..
m.-Dr. Susan Edison to-day called at the White
House for the first time since she left there with
the late President for ElberOn