Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30
SOCIETY NOTES.

Secretary and Mrs. Fairchild held their second
card reception on Saturday."
Mrs Preston Sands was at home on saturday
home.
Mrs and Miss MILAN, assisted by their guest,
Miss Brooks, OF California, held a crowded recep-
tion on saturday afternoon.
Mrs John N. Wilson and her sister, Miss Waller.
were at home to callers on Saturday.
Mrs and Miss Tuckerman viii continue to be In
formally at home on Thursdays until Lent
The German minister gave dinner party at the
German legation last evening.
Mrs Mclean, OF Lafayette Square, entertained q
large company at tea Saturday afternoon. The
ladies' assisting were Mrs. Bugher, Mrs. Hazen, Mrs
Anderson. and Miss Schenck.
Miss Thompson has sent out cards for q tea on
Friday, February 3, from to-.
MIS- and the Misses Tiffany were at home on
saturday afternoon and received many callers.
Mrs Pinson Will be at home on wednesday at s.
Iowa Circle.
Mrs Starring will not receive to morrow.
MISS Florence Bacon, daughter OF Representative
urday: The guests were the Misses Eleanor Eos
Cer, GOd1e, jerks, Mary Shenabarger, Trenholm
and ana TWO guests OF hers, sponoru, Wilkinson, VIII
candles am gas jets were red; bread and potatoes
We're tied with red; bank OF red tulips was In
o a 5s table and me ice 10
were japanese bOnbonS, with dwarf red roses
springing from the tops.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred. T. woodward entertained a
few friends on Saturday evening at their residence
VsO street northeast, the occasion being the
ninth anniversary OF their wedding. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. p Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. corning, Mr.. and Mrs. Almon +. Tucker Mrs. A.
NJ Newell, Miss Kittie aud Messrs. Walter r. Cross,
Frank l. Mack, and j. NJ. Buzzen.
Mrs Representative Dunn and Mrs. Flora Adams
Darling will receive tomorrow from to q. 1919 o
Thomas, Of Baltimore; Miss Hagsett, Of Texas:
MISS McLoughlin, and Miss English, who is ex-
pected to sing.
Mrs. General Sheridan will not be at home to-
morrow.
Miss Violet Robinson gave pleasant luncheon
Saturday afternoon at the residence OF her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Wilson.
Saturday evening DR.. and Mrs Bland gave a
city.
The wife OF Representative SOwden and her
daughter will be assisted at their reception to-
morrow by Mrs. and MISS Bullock, Miss Eayre, OF
New Jersey; Miss MuldrOw. Miss Davidson the
Misses Bankhead. OF Alabama, and Miss Swope.
Mrs. Mamie Gale OF Cincinnati. is visiting her
mother, Mrs Sommers, go street.
Mrs. Deb. Randolph keim Will not be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs Samuel Dibble win receive at the Windsor
on Fridays
Miss Rosa Oettinger and Mr. Max Rosenthal were
married last evening at the residence OF Mr. H. Oct
finger, 305S NJ street. After the ceremony Mr.. and
MIS-. ROSenthal lett for their future home, Hamp-
ton, Va
Mrs and Miss Evarts gave luncheon saturday.
and the favors were Bon Silene roses.
MI. w. W. Corcoran is steadily improving day by
day, and hopes to be able soon to see his friends
Mrs. Lyman will be assisted In receiving at the
Windsor tomorrow by the Misses Cannon, Miss
Dibb.e, Miss Winston, Mrs. VIM. Patterson and
Mrs. Gerard.
Mrs. Charles Tracy, Of Albany, N. Y, will re-
cetye on Tuesdays at No. Dupont Circle
Mrs. F. B. Spinola win receive tomorrow at the
Arlington, assisted by Mrs. Hendly and Miss
Whitf0rd, OF New YORK.
Mrs. Bertah wilkins will nes be at home to-
morrow.
Mrs. l. @ Lamar, Jr, will not receive tomorrow.
Miss Emma Peters, OF Baltimore, is visiting Mrs
Giles c. Rush, OF 14O6 street.