Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-18

SAYINGS AND DOHNGD IN SOCIETY.
Judge and Mrs. Shellabargsr threw open their
spacious house on Saturday. from Z 70 z, TO a
casion was the formal introduction TO society OF
their youngest daughter, Mis- Mary, who has
The handsome rooms Wer. Sssil,any iss SSs
ana beautifully decorated and nlled through
U rsce w,s6 pleasant people Ms shel ia6srgsr
. trained robe Of heliotrope satin, cut with
square Sorsage and garnished with old point
lace The debutante. who had been generously
pretty dress OF white Irish poplin, with pearl
psssementarte and pearl necklace, and held
fern. Miss Lizzie Shellabareer wore 3 costume
Oh rose pink silk, with pompsdour corsage and
ssemftrain. In the dining room, which opens
where &r f aos. sS sS ana
supplied with refreshments. In the back hall.
BY japanese screens, Mrs. Crammond Kenne-
az served chocolate, and Miss Anna Wilson
ens over the tee table some q those
Riddle; Mrs. Macarthur; Gen. and Mrs. Hazen;
MIS-. sherman; Mrs. Bently, OF Colorado; Mrs..
Parsons; Mrs. and Miss Alley: Mrs. shorey:
Voorhees,; Mrs. B. q. Warner; Mrs. Pinson; Mr..
Mrs. and Miss Cannon; Miss Emery: Mr.. Poi.
lok; Prof and Mrs. Newcomb: Miss NeWcomb:
E si sns CALI mn S,s: Man 2 TGEe NJ: NSyss M;
Of Decatur, ILL.,; Mrs. Ralph Hunt, OF spring,
t neld' Ohio; Mt; Harry Willard; Miss Katie vii
and Miss Taylor; Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Davis:
Mr.. Frank Whiting; Mr.. Raleigh Sherman: MT
Dore kindelberger; Mr.. Charles McCauley; Mr..
cotillion was danced by twenty-five couples.
Lieut. Reamey leading with Miss Mary sheila-
barger Some OF those who participated in the
Rnn Miss Bishop Miss Duncan, Miss Mary
M Ma al fa a., Mr. - r. Wilson. Mr. James
raul. Miss Richardson, Mr.. o. Wales, Mr.. w
Jackson. Mr.. II. Shellabarger. Miss Doiph, Miss
TWlSGs Miss is, odeneai and Mr; Baxter. Mn
on account Of the death OF Miss Bayard.
The Ladies' Historical Society met as usual at
the residence OF Mrs. Horatio King SATURDAY.
afternoon Mrs. Asaph Hull read from the
francesca Alexander. Mrs Franche Williams
read concise, original sketch of Hannibal
i Mas n W. X Brown gave some Interesting histor
non ON the life of Benvenuto Oellink Mrs.
H9nman read several fine sonnets by Vittoria
by singing finely two beautiful ballads
Mrs. 1. Mott-Smith held q pleaut AT Home"
on saturday evening at her residence, 1890 I
street, In spite OF the unfavorable we .ther.
Dr. and Mrs. Taylor. of the AarcnItnroi Ssnars
ment, and their daughter, who was attired in
bronze satin and lace; Mrs. MacDougal and her
Mott-Smith and the Misses Mott-Smith. who
looked charmingly in white satin and rose surah
and lace respectively. Several OF the guest went
there from Mrs. Shellabarger's reception.
Miss Sarah Salmon, daughter of Mrs Phflip
salmon, OF Baltimore, was married last night
10 MI. lsidor Grosner. jr., Of this city, at Haza-
zers academy, Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Benjamin Sold, The usherN
were Max Salmon. Lewis salmon, Joseph Gros-
nerand Samuel Grosner. A reception succeeded
the marriage.
DIR. and Mrs. George B. Loring held their
third reception on Saturday evening.
Col. and Mrs. Bonaparte's Sunday evening
receptions are largely attended. and are very
pleasant affairs.
The second army and navy german will be
given this evening. Lieut.. Ray will lead the
c coil,lSni Mrs Whitney, who was to have re-
Mrs. Carlisle will not hold her usual Wednes.
day reception this week
The ladies at Willard's receive on Friday.
Among those receiving are Mrs. c. E. BoyIe.
Mrs and Miss ]. u. Cannon, Mrs. Dockery, Miss
ROsecrans, Mrs. c. 5. Noyes and Miss Noyes
Mrs. Febeger gives a small luncheon party on
thursday. and not tea, as has been published
Dr. Albert Long, professor In Robert College.
Gonstantinopie Is In town, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Rosa Long. The latter is at the
avenue, Washington Circle. DIR. Long is STAYING
with his fiiend, Professor Kidder, on n street.
Mr. w. II, Schmidt, OF this city, was married
last week to Miss Kate Cunningham, of New
York.
Mrs. Shorey, of Lynn, Mass, is now visiting
her parents, Hon. and Mrs. John b. Alley
DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Moore, who have moved
into their new house, 1926 Fifteenth street
nave now with them as their guest DIR. X. F.
Evans, President of the Tennessee State Nedi.
cal Society: Mrs. Moore is at home to her
friends on Fridays.
Mrs. John b. Mcdonnell, of Hartford Conn.
with her little daughter, arrived In town Satur-
with him guest at Miss Hoods, 31S Sd street
northwest.
Miss Mabel Hayden OF Atlantic City, is visit
Ing Mrs. j. A. Harlan, 915 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Ingalls, was assisted In her reception to
day by Mrs. Il. w. Perkins, of Oswego Kansas.
Mrs. III. b. Monre, and Mrs. T. j. White of at,
Gibson, Kansas, and Mrs. Warning.
By an unfortunate mishap, the cards of yisi-
tors at Senator Hale's house last Thursday were
burned. 1t was Mrs. Hale's first reception this
season, and there were an unusually large num-
Der Of callers. The accident Is the more ANNOY.
Ing, as 1t occurred on the same evening and
before she had time to see the cards. 90 that IL
will be impossible for her TO recall the names or
remember the faces OF her many visitors I'm.
less they are kind enough to make the second
CALL the first, In many instances, cannot be re-
turned.
AS a mark of respect to the family of Secre-
tary Bayard, Mrs. Manchester Laughton viii
not have her reception next Wednesday even
ing.
THE INITIATED Cor,o