Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-17

The Bachelors German Last Night
Personal Notes.

Inc bachelors German Last Night
Personal Notes.
Among the ladies' who receive tomorrow are
Mrs. ]. C. Black, Mrs. ID. b. Harmony, Mrs.
and Misses Maury, Mrs. Allen Brewster, the
japanese minister and Mrs. Mutsu Mrs j. w.
Powell, Mrs. Oates, 1727 y street, and ladies at
the Arno.
The Bachelors gave their second cotillon of
the season at Masonic hall last evening. The
hall was brilliantly lighted and the gay picture
made by the pretty dresses and the favors
was pleasure to look upon. Madame Bona
parte received the guests, and Mr.. Edward
Macauley led the cotillon- Among those
Mrs. Hearst, Col Bonaparte, Mrs and
the Misses James, Miss Agnes Beach,
Mrs. and Miss Smelling. the Misses
Bayard. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray, Mr.. Clary Ray, Mr..
Key, Mr.. Barclay, Mr.. Lee Phillips, Mr.. VIM.
G. Endicott jr,, Miss Thoron, General and Miss
Card. Miss Ashford, Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hunt. the
Misses Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Teel, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Herbert, Mr.. and Miss Redeem, Mr..
and Miss Dodge, Mrs. and the Misses Taylor,
Mrs. and Miss Deering, Mr.. Harold Binney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Macauley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Addison, Mrs. Kindleberger, Mrs. Chas. Poor,
Miss Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. c. Poor, Mr..
Fred Poor, Mr.. Duvall, Miss Head, Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. and Miss Preston, Mrs. Howe, and Mr..
Frank Lee.
Senator and Mrs. George Hearst have sent
nesday evening, the sd instant, at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Hearst will give elegant entertainment
on this occasion to introduce the young
daughter Of her friend, Mrs. A E. Head, Of
San Francisco, who, for the past two and a half
years, has been travelling with her daughter in
Europe.
Hereafter during the season Mrs. Allen. wife
Of DIR. Allen, of the Coresn legation, will be
home informally at her residence, 1411 Slough
ton street. 14th extended.
Professor Alexander Graham Bell gave a
luncheon this afternoon.
The minister of Japan and Madame Mutsu
have sent out cards for a tea on Saturday after
noon, January 26, from 4 tot.
Minister and Madame Romero have returned
to the city from a visit in Philadelphia.
The Secretary of State and the Misses Bayard
have sent out invitations for a series of Monday
evening receptions, beginning on January q
and continuing through the 2Sth and February
4 and IL, at o'clock.
Mrs. Scott-Lord left the city yesterday for
Indianapolis, where she will spend the inter-
vening time between now and the month of
March with her sister, Mrs. BENZ. Harrison.
Miss Mamie Campbell has returned to the
city after delightful visit of several weeks in
Richmond, and will be at home with her
mother and sister on Tuesdays.
Mrs. Oates, wife of Representative Oates of
Alabama, will receive on Fridays in January
and February, from to p. m, at her resi-
dence 1927 F street She will be assisted to-
morrow afternoon by the Misses Blackburn, of
Kentucky, Misses Herbert and Smith. of Ala
bams. Miss jerks, of Pennsylvania and Miss
Thompson of California.
The young artist and medalist, Miss Daisy
Brown, accompanied by her aunt, will sail from
New York for Paris ON the 23d inst, where she
will complete her studies under distinguished
French artist,
Mrs. Representative O'Ferrall will receive on
tomorrow and each Friday thereafter at $40
18th street northwest.
Mrs. W. P. Ward, of New York, and Mrs. c.
". Ellis and Miss Ellis. of Brooklyn, are at
the Hotel Arno. Mrs. W. p Ward is to be
guest at the White House.
There was very enjoyable time for those
present at the residence of Miss Lizzie Waters
last evening at SO street northeast to celebrate
her eighteenth birthday. Quite a party of
friends were invited to partake of the bounti-
ful birthday repast and also the enjoyment of
fine music rendered by the hostess and some
of her young friends. Among those present
were Misses Mamie Sandidge, Maggie Connel
ley, Annie Buckley, Mary O'Neill, Agnes Wade,
Kate Montgomery, Daisy Haynes. Emma Niue
den, Sadie Mullen, Maggie Stewart, Susie Wa
tiers, Beatrice Hottie, Messrs. Turpin, Charles
Morgan, Earl Churchill, Larcombe, Harry Ly-
dick, and Brice Blackboard.
Inc wednesday night c0tlllon danced the
german last night at the residence of Mrs.
c. L. Jones, 1928 III street northwest The
favors were unique and beautiful. Among
those present were Miss Bryan, Miss Mccall
mont, Misses Jones, Miss Peachey the Misses
Darneille, Miss Lily Sprigs. and Messrs. Johns,
Durant, Wilson, Perkins, Cameron. Miller
Mackall. Peters, Barnard, Mccoy, Marbury
and Mckinney. Dancing, was kept up until a
late hour.
Mrs. Joseph Common is here with her daughter
and will receive Friday.
The fifth anniversary of the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. George Henderson was celebrated on
Tuesday evening. The evening was pleasantly
spent by the numerous guests. and the host
and hostess were the recipients of many beau
tiful presents.
The wife of Representative Tracey, of New
York, has presented him with new son, who
arrived last evening.
A brilliant musical reception was held by
Senator and Mrs. Paddock at the Portland last
evening. Several hundred guests were as
sembled. Vocal and instrumental music by
Miss Metzger, Mr.. Herndon Morsell Mr.. H. s.
Nyman, Mr.. Edward II. Droop and Mr.. Paul
Miersch. Senator Henderson and wife, Mrs j.
+. Olmstead, Miss Rustin. of Omaha and Mrs.
Paddock's daughter assisted in receiving.