National Republican., 1884-01-23
rHE nays RECEprIoNs.
ChronioIesof Social Events OF Prominence
Occurring Yesterday.

at his residence last evening Mrs Waite
was indisposed aud unable 10 preside in her
parlor and the guests were received by Miss
Waite and her friend Mrs. Teall, Of New
York. Miss Waite wore rich toilet of white
brocaded satin and Mrs. reall white satin
combined with blue satin aud heavily EN-
broidered with pearls. A supper was served
in tho dining room during the evening.
Among those present were Justice
and Mrs. Miller, Senator and Mrs.
Morrill,, Senator and Mrs. Hill Miss
Pondleton, Senator sherman, Gen. and Mrs.
Slocum. Senator and Mrs. Hawley and Miss
Foote, Mrs. B. f. Felix, of Chicago; Gen. and
Mrs. Parke, MIR. aud Mrs S. G. Pomeroy, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Willard, the Portugese min.
lister aud the Niscountess Nogueiras, the
Danish minister aud Nine dc Bile, Baron
d'Arinos Mrs. Theodore Dwight Judge Cox,
Mrs. w. d. Washbuin and Miss Washburn,
Of Chicago; Miss Slaymaker, Miss Riddle,
Miss SloCum, Miss FOote, Miss Swan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ames aud others.
Mrs. Howard White, daughter OF Senator
Sawyer, of Wisconsin, gave tea at her
fathers residence yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
White was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Hamilton White. of Syracuse Miss Lillian
Carpenter, daughter OF tho late Senator Matt
Carpenter, of Wisconsin, and by Mrs. Foster,
Miss Emory. and Miss Niles, of Washington.
Nlts. White wore n trained dress of shull.pml
bTocadc, embroidered in colorcd roses, and
carried large bouquet Of roses. Mrs. Ham
ilton White wore an ClcCtric-blue ottoman
silk, with front of silver bTOcade. Miss Car
penter was attircd in black silk, with
square neck, long train, and panels of
chenille strands. Mrs. Foster wore crimson
silk, with sleeves aud trimmings of duchCsSo
lace. Miss Emory, rose colored silk and
gauZe, and Miss Niles, white silk and gauzc.
band OF music in the back room fur.
nished music for the dancers and in the
dining room the tables were laid with all tho
deliCacies and substantials of u most olabO.
rate entertainment. Tho rooms were filled
during the prescribed hours; and among
those present were Mrs. Gresham, Mrs. Lo-
gan, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. and Miss Cullom,
Nine dc Billie, the Misses Dominguez, Mrs.
Raymond Rodgers, Mrs. Alexander Rodgers,
Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. and Miss Washburn,
Mrs. and Miss Woods, Hon. and Mrs,
BurChard, Mrs. Thomas Bowen Mrs
and Miss Cannon. Mrs. Robert lngtr-
soil, the Misses ingorsoll, Representative
Ranney and daughters, Mrs. and Miss Hill,
Miss Slaymaker, Miss Ruple Justice and Mrs,
Macarthur, Mrs. Justin Morrill,, Miss Swan,
Miss Waite, Mrs, Dolph, Mrs. Handy. Miss
Mitchell, Miss Murphy, Mrs. Groome, Col.
aud Mrs. Rockwell, Miss Rockwell, Mrs. and
Miss Miller, Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs. Stephen
son, Representative Gueuthcr, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Hiscock, Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. j. Creswell Mrs. Ray,
Mrs Niles, Mrs. Ricketts,, Capt. and Mrs.
Hoxie, Miss Kilbourn, Mrs John b. Alley,
Miss Alley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. U. Wyman, Maj.
and Mrs. Plunkett, and others
The afternoon tea given by Mrs. +. l..
Moore, Congress street, Georgetown, yester-
day afternoon, was pleasant affair, about
two hundred and fifty guests being present.
Mrs. Moore was assisted by her daughters,
NJ DyI
Moore, aud Misses Virginia Dougal
and Bentley, of Virginia. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William IL. Goddard, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Tayloe Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs
John b. Wright and Miss Wright, Mrs
Charles King and Miss King, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. J. Adler, Mr.. and Mrs B. II. Warner, Mrs.
Charles NJ. Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Butler Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Mcpherson and
Miss Mcpherson, Mr.. and Mrs, Austin
Herr, Mr.. and Mrs. John Marbury, jr.,
MIR. and Mrs. q. w. Cissell, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
u. Cooke, Rev. r. s. Child and the Misses
Child, Mr.. and Mrs. George King Mr.. aud
Mrs VIM. l.. Dunlop, Mr.. and Mrs. Clcland
Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert n. Gill, and
the Misses Wederstrand Smith, Mrs. G. A.
Buckley and the Misses Buckley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Darneille and the Misses
Darneille, Rey. A. h. and Mis Stuar,,
Rev. Edward II. and Mrs. lngle, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Gait, Dr., Mrs, and Miss
Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde, Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. NJ. Gait and Ralph Gait, Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. Loomis, Mr.. and Mrs, Alonzo
Beall, SIR. and Mrs. d. p. Todd and Miss
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs, W. II. Dougal, Mrs.
Henry Bradley, Mrs. Grafton Hanson,
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. w. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
II. Janney, Col. John A. and Mrs. B. T. Jan.
ney, DR.. and Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Leonidas
Coyle and the Misses Coyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. W. Middleton, Mrs LeonidaS
l.h
Mrs John w. Corson, Mrs. Caroline Dali, and
Miss Anderson, of Frederick, Mrs. Andrew
Coyle and Mr.. Andrew Coyle, ir,, Mrs j,
McH. Hollingsworth, and Miss Mary
Doughty, Mr. Benjamin Miller, the
Misses Miller, and Miss Hersh, of
York, Pa, Misses Simpson, Stephen
son, Nettie Bradley, May Campbell,
Hon. Josiah Dent, H. Bradley Davidson, II.
L. Pairo, Warren PiCkrell.
The Georgetown Heights German club met
last night at the residence Of Miss Jennie
Beall, Thirty-first street, and enjoyed one OF
their delightful evenings.
Mr., William Butler Duncan, of New York,
entertained party Of ten friends at dinner
last night at Chamberlins.
The first hop Of the season, given last night
by the proprietors of THE Kensington," No
1886 | street, to the guests Of the house, was
very largely attended. Dancing was kept up
until late hour, and refreshments were
served in the spacious dining ROOM Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubball were assisted by Miss Lille
Hubball Miss Mamie West. of New York; Mrs
Towles of Boston, and Mrs. Banks, of XIV
Among the many present were Miss Nellie
Carroll, Miss Hobbs Harrison, Miss Chipp
Miss Fitch, Miss Mollie Smith, Miss Harbert
Miss Jessie Joyce, Miss Meadow, Miss Lille
CavanauGh Miss Mamie Merritt, Miss Lucy
lilley, Miss llardesty, Miss Talbert. the
Misses Emma, Nellie. and Mamie Gittings
Miss Gerby, Miss Lincoln, Miss Carrie Noah
Mis- Maud Noyes, Mrs. Van Xandt, Prof
Fristoe and ladies, Prof. Mason, Prof. Mon
taguO, Prof. Gore, and G. w. Forsberg.
Mrs. n. +. Post and her niece Miss Parker
entertained at their reception last veping at
1916 Vermont avenue. Among the guests
We're Mrs. Teller, Mrs Angus Cameron, Mrs.
Cullom, Miss Cullom, Mrs. Dolph, the Danish
minister and Nine. Louise do Bile Mrs.
Carlisle, Mr. Sackville West aud Miss West,
Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Voorhees, and
Miss Voorhees,, Mrs. Dezendorf the Misses
Fairfax, tho Misses Gouverncur, the Misses
Brown, Miss Berry Mrs. Springer, Mrs.
Livingston, Miss Montgomery, aud Miss Bill
ings.
Among the notable receptions of last oven.
ing, and which We're largely attended by dis.
tinGuished society people, may be mentioned
those of Mrs. Pollock OF | street. and Mrs.
Edgar, of Connecticut avenue.
Mlnnehaha Aodgc, G. II.
The largest meeting ever held at Mime
haha lodge assembled there Inst night, in
Guiding fratornal visit from Clements lodge.
Several new members ~ initiated. The
committee on public meetings announced tho
commencement Of a campaign, for tho con.