Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-12

Receptions and Other Entertainments
Personal Mention.

Besides the ladies Of the cabinet and Mrs.
J. G. Carlisle, there will be receiving to-mor-
row Mr.. g. ". Bryan, Mrs. Hutchinson and
Mrs- Ball, io2s Vermont avenue; Mrs. Robert
2; chri.ty, Mrs ": Z. Van Reypen, Miss
G. NJ Hendley, Mrs. John E. Beall, 3o33
d street; Mrs. E. W. Tox and Miss Fox,
Mrs. Frank p. Gross, Mrs. A. Arnaud de
Pollard, l224 r street; Mrs. Mark Brodhead, 1873
18th street. Mrs. and Miss Rutherford. 1911
Corcoran street; Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. and Miss Gle
phane. Mrs. 4. y. Hay, 1912 Corcoran street;
Mrs. Z. Key buchanan. 20l6 NJ street, after g.
Mrs. II. U. Claughton and Mrs. G. W. West,
l740 = street; Mrs. Chas. Nordhof, Mrs. Geo.
4. Baxter, 1916 l4th street; Mrs. W. ID. Cabell
and Miss Cabell, assisted by Mrs. Fl. W. Ander-
SON. of Norfolk; Mrs. Edward p Mertz, III H
street. assisted by her mother, Mrs l.. G. Hine.
Mrs. y. T. Thomas, Mrs. ID. Z. Sharretts, and
Miss Hine.
Secretary Bayard and the Misses Bayard last
evening held the closing card reception of the
series Of elegant leyees that have occupied
the last four Mondays. The event was the oc-
casion of the assembling of a brilliant company.
Miss Bayard received the guests in dress of
pale brocade with a scarf OF silk about her
shoulders; Miss Florence Bayard wore gown
Of lilac satin and crepe, and Miss Louise was in
white Powered India silk with cuffs and collar
Of dark velvet Secretary Bayard had cordial
greeting for every one. superb supper was
served during the evening. Among the guests
and Mrs. Fairchild, Postmaster General
Dickinson and the Misses Trowbridge,
Judge and Mrs. A. Leo Knott, Judge
and Mrs. Symes, Commissioner and
daughter, Mrs. Heiskill of Memphis, Mrs. and
Miss Smelling, Judge and Mrs. Hoge, Mr.. and
Mrs. John 8. Williams, Commodore Harmony,
Judge Maury, Miss Nellie Dorsey, Miss East
man. Mrs, Hearst, Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Head,
Miss Head, Mr.. Spoford, Mr.. George Halle
hurst. MIR. Frank Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. and
Miss Washburn. Mrs. Winlock. Miss Deering
and her guest Miss Lockwood. Of Philadelphia,
Senator and Mrs. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Herbert, Miss Monroe, of Paris the secretaries
Of the Chinese legation. the Secretaries of
the Corean legation, DIR. Allen, the Misses
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hurtado. Minister and
Mrs. Guzman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hudelist. the French
minister, Gen. Greedy, and Col. John NJ. Wilson.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Endicott gave
beautiful dinner last evening in honor of Mr..
James Russell Lowell. The other guests we're
the President and Mrs. Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Peabody, Mrs. Sears, and Miss Mason,
Of Boston; Justice Lamar and Mrs. Heiskill.
Admiral Rodgers, Mrs. Thomas Ward, Admiral
and Mrs. Worden, Mr.. Truxton Beale and Mr..
Lowndes. The flowers were pink and white
tulips in a bed of ferns.
Mrs. Fuller was assisted yesterday by Miss
Grace Fuller, Miss Maud Fuller, Miss Breckn-
ridge, Miss Taylor, Miss Squires, and Miss
Dahlgren.
Mrs Harlan had with her Miss Hitter and
Miss French
Mrs. Field was assisted by her guest, Mrs. ].
w. Boothby, of New York; Mrs. Very, Miss
Russell, Miss Hopkins, and Miss Ingalls,. The
reception was Mrs. Fields closing one for the
season.
Mrs. Henry Strong, intending to make calls
herself. will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Lamont entertained Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs. A. A. Wilson. Mrs. Warner, Mrs Holiday,
Mrs. Sands. Mrs. Radford. Mrs. Dolph, and
Mrs. Audenreid at luncheon yesterday. The
flowers were American beauty roses and the
souvenirs cups and saucers of bonbOns and
pink satin ribbons, engraved with picture of
Mrs. Cleveland.
The minister of Japan and Madame Mutsu
have issued invitations for a small company to
an evening reception. on Tuesday, the 18th,
to celebrate the PRONUNCIATION of the constitu-
ton Of the empire of Japan. The invitations
have been limited to a select circle of the
ministers friends.
Mrs. William Silvey and the Misses Silvey
have removed from 1893 to 1921 G street.
The Norwood literary society will give a re-
eeption on Saturday evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Wirton Matthews, at 1919 Q street. will
hold her closing reception of the season, on
Friday OF this week.
the British legation, is at sea- and will probably
arrive in this city about the 18th. Mr.. Edwardes
is not accompanied by Mrs Edwardes and the
children. who will leave their home in Belgrave
square, London, in May, and reach this country
in June. Mr.. Edwardes will take house for
the summer at Lenox or Beverly and the family
in October will return here, where they have
so many friends.
Mr.. John B. Alley and family are at Nice for
the winter and are neighbors to Col and Mrs.
Francis Cotton. who are there for the winter
with their family. Miss Noteware is in Flor
ence. where Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton will Join her
IN April. They expect to spend the summer in
Switzerland, from which point they can go
often into Paris to visit the exposition.
Mrs. Edward Brooke gave a very pretty ger
man last evening at her 4 street residence.
Mr.. Edward Macauley led with Miss Brooke
The favors were pretty and there were about
forty couple present Among them were Mrs
Macsuley. Mr.. Thomas Howard, of New York;
Mr.. George A. Hazlehurst, Mr.. George Bar
clay, Mr.. Howard Birney. Miss Letter Miss
Howard, Miss Ellen Bayard. the Misses Hunt,
and Mr.. Douglas Grant
Mrs. Wm- r. Riley aud Miss Riley give re-
esption this evening at their home on Iowa
circle.
The Informal Assembly gave another of their
pleasant hops TO a large number of their friends
az the National Rides armory last evening.
Cards are out for a high tea to be given
Wednesday, February 20. at the Portland by
Mrs. Senator Paddock to her daughter. Mrs o.
Jansen Goldman.
Mrs. Harvey ". Anderson. of Norfolk, for
merly Miss Belle Mccullough, of this city, will
receive with Mrs. and Miss Cabeli tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles N. FfouIke, Of 20l3 Massachu-
sets avenue, will not be able to receive her
friends on account Of illness IN her family.
Mrs. A. p. Crenshsw, jr., and Miss Crenshaw
will be at home on Thursdays in February,
1888 18th street.
Mrs. Robert l. Fleming will not receive to-
morrow. Her last formal reception will be on
the 10th.
Miss Jessie Wheeler and Miss Alice Fitzger-
aid, Of Mechanicsville, n. Y, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. o. ID. La Dow.
very pretty marriage cermony took
place yesterday at the residence Of Repre-
sentative Harmer, of Pennsylvania, at No.
$40 9Th street northwest. The contracting
parties were Miss Lizzie Cope Harmer. Of
Germantown, Pa, and Mr. Howard 8. Reside.
the cashier of the Equitable Building
association of this city. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DIR. Byron Sunderland
at 10 o'clock in the presence Of only the imme-
date family. They left on a northern trip and
viii return IN a few weeks and settle down at
No. 8 b street northeast
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