Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
SOCIETY NOTES.

MIS- c. N. Matthews gave, ON Monday evening,
a small german OF fifteen couples to the Misses
reynolds, OF Norwich, who have been visiting Com
tnodore and Mrs. Nicholson The two parlors and
dining room adjoining We're thrown open for dane
ing. lne supper being served in the library. The
fyors IA a Were greatly admired: The evening proved
present the Misses fholn. Miss Eustis. Miss Mich
oson. Miss Billings and her guests, Misses Alexan-
Ger ana Nell, Misses Charlotte and Emily Stevens.
MISS Mamie Jones, Misses Ettie and Matte Miller
aha Measrs MISS GaTdla Is stBar The gentlemen being
MhliaLa Eustfs, EdyFa d Dent, Quentin Mackal,
Thos J: Davis. Frank Evans, Forrest Dodge. Ben1a-
Buckley.
There were several large parties given last even
Ing. which. despite the unpropltous weather were
well attended not only by the ladies' but by those
gentlemen who from early morning had been on an
almost ceaselesS round of calling. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Emory gave quite a handsome aft iir which
lasted until late or. more properly Speaking an
cary, hour ibis morning, Miss Ida NIIer also
Inc callers during the day were asked 20 return.
shlonsi@nor Capel is now in Washington. the
guest or Mr. II. ". Cnrcoran. who gave In his honor
small New lears dinner Yesterday Among the
Two OF whose portraits to be seen on exhibition
IN the Corcoran Gallery. VI. Capel has been here
tor two days and Will make some little further stay
III tle clty. He Is charming conve,sat!onalist in
private life. and The company yesterday were COM
pe5eiy captvated by his inilnitabe manner of dis
toC!Sing and telling anecdote.
The marriage OF Miss Louise Taylor to Mr. Lyndon
Stevens. which VIII be solemnized at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church next TUESDAY even
lng promises 10 De one OF the largest weddings of
TIE season. The brides dress Is uf whit, s,tII,>
WITH long train. tne T.i being OF tuIi1 There are
to be no bridesmaids or attendants. Amongst the
pulnoer of uSh9iS viii he ~. George McCHrty, VINO
comes from New Y0r: 20 he pres et On this occt-
SION: Mr. Stanley Brown. Nr. wilkins und Nr.
Goodrich. After the ceremony n small recention
70 which the inT!iatlOns are verbal Viii he i,ed ut
Mss TaylGrS home, 22j Eew JERSEY avenue. Alr
sJeTens will then take his wife TO pass the w;n;er
i'll New York.
Miss Carrie Steele gave. at her ho4lc, ali 25th
street party on New Years Eve TO s, number cf
friends, who remained u0t after t.le new wear had
been appropriately U5herei il.
terc Iyac;n.he win lis wife ara young SON
passed Sunday in The city as the guests of Mrs.
Coz Gordon i. SieTair. on Monday morning ticy
Icit Tor l".mont and other southern cities. IT i,s
cE4 4'ectey; fn'' tACy wiz pa somewhat lUngai
- 1t 1" Washington later il the season
Mrs. Pheips. vile o. 1hc l. {. lnii.!.ler to Peru.
VII pass M winter mere wtin he~ daughter. Mr.,
= "ion brown. il. fh7lP, " 70 has been Il grn II
,'!' rcr WI! S..tcl, i,.IlS lie Gin tte ol Peru
h'iy beneficial. IL he spring. rTob BY lri e
An:1. NIs. fAeas 'Xa"" n.'r busn nj "a r2l9.::
il r here. ant TER "a n Sta: sic VIII accompany
HIN ,poi. his return H. rem.
the latest ,liia.s Ee"eEg! b senator Sawyer
from Ms ~ Hno went to the :.fian-as Hot
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