National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1883-04-06
SOCIAL GOSSIP.
Miss Woods Dancing Rcception-other
Items Of n Social Character.

Atems OF n Social Character.
The dancing reception last night at the
tasteful and elegant residence of Mr.. Justice
Woods, 1929 Vermont avenue, was brilliant
affair." worthy the closing hours of a brilliant
season. Among the guests were:
A., Miss Waite, Miss, Moore, Miss Miller, Miss
Msattheews, Miss Bradley, the Misses williamson,
Miss Riddle, Miss Hodge, Miss Duncan, Miss
Kennedy, Miss Johnson, the Misses Maurey,
Miss Thompson, Miss Saunders, Mis-. Spot.
The Misses Taylor tS Misses ss Wood the SpSs STs.e
shella93arger, Miss Dunn, Miss Almy Miss Patti.
son, Miss Henderson, Miss Woodruff, Miss dc
Barca, Miss West, Miss Yuee, Miss Child, Miss
Van Buren, Miss Fox, Miss Richardson. the Misses
Dominguez, the Misses Strong the Misses Walter,
Miss snymaker Miss Mccullough, Miss sheriff.,
the Misses Douglass tho Misses Frelinghuyscn,
MI, Reynolds, Mr.. Bradford, Mr. DOmuque2, Dr..
Griffith, Dr. Gaines DR.. Van Vleet, Dr. Wilmer,
steyons Mr.. o'shaughnessey, Mr.. Brainerd, Mr..
shellabarger, Mr. Miller, Mr. Almy, Mr.. rhomp-
son, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Chiffon, Mr.. Fletcher, MIR.
Morrill,, Gen. Beverly Robertson, Mr. Gait,
Mr.. Mccoy Mr.. Dixon, Mr.. sullivan, MIR Bayler,
Mr.. Lowndes, Mr.. Pinto, Mr.. D.. Caster, Mr. Bran.
ungham, Mr.. Reddick, Mr.. Elliott Mr.. Davidge,
Mr., sponord, Mr.. Henry Hunt Mr.. Webb, and Mr..
Main.
The musicale last night at Miss Stine's, e23
Vermont avenue, was largely attended and
successfully rendered 1t was conducted by
Mr. Goer, Of st. Johns Episcopal church, and
was arranged under the auspices of some
young ladies of that church for the benefit of
q home for sick children in the county.
These young ladies are Misses Wilks, Nails,
Bestor, Roy, Law Hockoday, Wilson, the
Misses Reese, Admiral Fairiaxs daughters,
and others. The programme offered was an
excellent one. Among the performers were
Miss Curtin, Mrs. Holgate, Mr.. Stafford, L. s.
NJ; DIR. RUSSELL U. S. N; Miss Bostyick,
Warren Young, the Misses Walker, Miss Bay.
lor, Miss Wilcox, Miss Wilson, and Mr.. Bay
lor. 1t opened with trio by the Misses
Walker and Miss Baylor. Particularly
noticeable were the instrumental duet by Miss
Wilcox and Miss Wilson and the either solos
of Mr.. Stafford.
The George A. Custer camp, Sons of Vete-
rams, was organized here about year ago by
Commander M. A. Dillon. Last night the
members made their first attempt at public
entertainment. The Grand Army hall was
crowded by friends of the members, all of
whom thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Dane.
ing was kept up until midnight The hall
was handsomely decorated with flags and war
like insignia. Among those present were no.
ticed: NJ. A. Dillon and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rotherby, Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.. Clifford, Miss
Payne, Miss Plowman, Miss Levillc, Miss
Cooley, Miss Winn, and many others.
Odd Fellows hall was packed to sufrocation
last night TO witness one of the pleasantest
and most refreshing entertainments ever given
in the hall. The ladies aud gentlemen of
Carroll institute are responsible for the enjoy
ment produced. Each and every one did their
part in an excellent manner. The remarks
made by President Sturdy were interesting
and well received. The applause which fol-
lowed each and every effort of the persons
taking part was forcible and earnest and we'll
deserved.