Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-04

secretary anu Ms. Wnltney neiQ tno fourtn OF
house was as usual most attractive. The corners
OF the ball room were fled with green bushes, and
S %rs the tables evsry~here wers vases Of ower
the guests In a BAH dress OF white tulle, with
ribbons OF white MORE picot edged, heating from
adiamond star. The company waa unusually iafTA
Supper was served from II O'Clock, and shortly
after that hour dancing began and continued uns
Mr.. J: c. Aver, Of New YORK, wore white satin.
with the body draped in loops Of pearls fastened by
Blgelow was In black lace over black SILK; Mira
Maynard May black net over satin; MA Hit white
1ns eT ss RDh I low D osss r
BON pearl collar Aa ana ds%o s 'f nscRlsse MIS-
IN crimson save low sOdce 81 sus
Mrs. Miller, Gobelin MORE profusely trimmed with
With net MIS- % Dale blue sI s1 vsed
with Observation-Disclosures lace; Miss Dorothy Phil
lips pale maize tulle; Mrs Bryan, pearl colored
Stuart Eldridge, white satin and pearls; Miss Ma
comb. white null, low bodice edged with lace and
green sash; Miss Howell, white point desprit: Ma
tere; Miss Pruyn, bali dress Of white tuIle; Miss
Hunt, blue tulle; Miss Anna Wilson, pink satin;
Miss Waite White lace; Miss Bayard white serge
and scarf OF Spanish lace: Mrs. w. w. Thomas
yellow satin trimmed with pearl passementere;
Miss Muilan, white t1ile: mrs. PatteS. black VEL
vet; Miss Patten, white point desprit; Miss Jose.
ssP see sf H.
green ribbons; Miss Letter, bali Dress Of silver
Mrs. Dawes, white Grape; Mrs. de Koven, red Iulle
and velvet body; Mrs. senator Payne, BLACK bro
draped; Miss Carter, black point d. esprit and
yellow ribbons, and Miss Berry, black lace Others
present were Senator and Mrs Hiscock, senator
Judge Henry strong, MIR. Joseph Chamberlain, Mr.
Henry Edwardes, Mr.. Alvensleben, Mr.. Arthur
Goldsborough, Mr.. James Fenner Lee, the Swedish
minister, NJ. Roustan, Mr. Blair Lee, MI. Lee
Phillips, Miss Sadie Falls, Commodore Harmony,
Capt. Randall Mr.. s. M. Bryan, MI. D. W.
Stilson Hutchins, Senator James F. Wilson and
MISS WILSON Rspresentatlve ana Mrs symes
h s5re nsnv Soues 4S Hooksr
Mrs. Irwin. Lieut.. Ba6cock. Mr.. WAFER v. r.
R Misses ansy faas SSc Mr. M anS Me M mr.
Mrs. L. z. Letter, Col j. NJ Wilson, Miss Waller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson and Miss Wilson.
Miss Ida Thompson gave largely attended tea
yss 0 from was Of
house was thrown open and brilliantly lighted.
There were flowers In vases about The rooms; the
and from the center OF the ballroom chandelier
depended ball OF roses. Miss Thompson received
1er ,,g guests ,s In the assisted BY Mrs
Romero, and Miss Goldie. In the ballroom Miss
Waite poured tea at a table In q window recess
and Miss Foster presided over coffee and choco-
late urns at another table. In the dining room o
well furnished table was laid with centerpece
OF La France roses and In the library were bowls
ably assisted Dy Mr.. John w. Thompson and Mr..
Ross Thompson. Miss Thompson wore q trained
Sody cd %a1s the
Wells wore black silk; Mrs. Bartlett,
stone-colored MORE; Mrs Romero. pale satin, en-
Miss Waite, goldcn-brown silk, sleeves OF brown
net, polka dotted, and Miss Foster becoming dress
OF french gray and PINK faille. Among the guests
were MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Ednonds, Justice and Mrs.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Cramnond Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs Willard Warner, MI. 3. II. Warner, Mrs.
Chinese minister, Mr.. LANG; Mrs. Kaufman and
Miss Granger, Prof. Gallaudet, the Misses Shella-
61arger, MISS Mary Sherman, Gen. John c. Black,
Dolph and Miss Odeneal, Mrs Mclean, Mrs. Bugh-
er, Dr. W. A. Bartlett MIR. c. s. Moves and The
smith, Miss BeItlna Brown Mrs. Farqunar, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Bacon, Miss Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. s. v.
White, Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Cor
Wells, the Mexican minister, MrA Horatio
KING, Prot. William Hardness, Mrs. Newcomb.
G H1 and M MIS- Mulistt DR. and the Misses
Miss Waller, Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton Perry, Mrs Geo.
A. Mcllheny, Col and Mrs. A. A. H0smer, Miss
Riddle. senator and Mrs. stewart, MRS. Hooker,
Senator and Mrs Chandler, Mrs z. K. Colds.
borough, Miss Farr DR.. and Mrs J. @. Butler, Gen.
ana an mrs; KetehGm, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Aamlin,
dali, Mrs. M. w. Gait, Mrs Macarthur, Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Gait, Miss Gait, and Mr.. H. X. viele.
The last but one OF the Wizards Hotel hops,
that occurred last night, was, largely attended,
there being about 200 guests. Among those pres
ent were non. and Mrs N. Mccullough and Miss
Mccullough, Hon. and Mrs. VIM K Morrison, Hon.
b. Noble, :, Hon. John and Mrs. Dalzell and Miss
Dalzell, Non. and Mrs j. 9. Cannon and the Misses
Cannon, Hon. and Mrs G.. NJ. Thomas, Hon. and
Mrs. WIN. Warner, Mr.. and mrs Z. 8. Noyes, the
Misses Noyes, Mrs. and Miss COe, Mrs Grimm, Miss
Gait, the Misses Francis, Miss Rama Miss Kaun-
mann, Miss Ennis, Miss smith, Miss ButterwOrth
Misses De COrmios, Miss Ty son, mr.. and Mira W, r.
Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fisher, MIRA Moorhead,
the Misses LyOhs, Hon. and Mrs G. n. DOckery,
Hon. VIM. Vandervon, Geo. Green Of New Jersey,
Hon. J. N. Burnes, Hon. and Mrs. John Patton,
Mrs. Geo. Hires and Miss Hires
Mrs. Henry Bacon and Miss Bacon have issued
invitations for tea on Friday, 10th, from to-
Mrs. Lamont has sent cards to her unmarried
friends m for an informal tea on Monday, TO meet
Miss Warner, her guest.
Mrs. Willard +. Warner will leave next week for
an extended trip South and as far as New Orleans
She Will be absent three months.
The German minister and Mrs. Wallach gave
dinner parties last evening.
Miss Keenan, gave ladies' luncheon to-day.
Col. and Mrs. Bonaparte give a dinner tonight
In honor OF Secretary and Mrs. Whitney
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Warder give dinner party
tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 2. Letter give theater and sup
per party tonight to see Mrs. Potter.
Mrs. and the Misses Tiffany are at home this
afternoon to friends.
Mrs. John M. Glover gi7es a 4 to tea to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann, OF Hnlyer Place, give
tea, from to z, to-day.
Mrs. w. II. Clagett has issued cards for tea on
Tuesday, from 4 till Z.
Mrs VIM. j. Chittenden, OF Detroit, Is visiting
Mrs. Davis at Washington barracks.
Mrs. X. Vandegrift, OF 9th street, gave luncheon
yesterday. Mrs. f. Baker, OF England; Mrs f. A.
b. Jarvis, OF New York, and Commander and MIRA
q. w. sumner were among the guests.
The Misses Dorsey. Of West Washington, gave q
pleasant reception last evening" English recita-
lions were followed by French vaudeville written
by Mile La Coste. The parts were sustained with
great credit by the Misses Wheatly Trenholm
Matthew's. stuart, Dunlop, Mix, Burwell, and
Others.
Mrs. De Ford webb, Of X street, has as her
guests the Misses De Ford, OF Baltimore. ON
Thursday she gave in their honor pink luncheon,
which was very elegant affair Among those
present were Mrs. John g. Carlisle and her guest,
Miss Queen or Kentucky; Mrs. Macarthur Mrs.
Scott OF New York, and Mrs. Semken.
Mrs. Z. w. Evans and Miss Emily Blackfah, of
Trenton, N. j., are visiting Mrs. Robert j. Murray
at 1909 StOughton street northwest.
Mrs Thompson, OF California, assisted by her
luncheon yesterday. The guests were Mrs JUS
tice Field, MIA Carlisle, MIS- senator Jones, Mrs
Senator Palmer, Mrs. Senator stanford, MIA Ad-
mlral Russell, Mrs. j. M. Browne MIS- John w.
Langhorne, Mrs Mullan, and Mrs. SeldonS 8. Wright
Of San Francisco.