Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-30

nrs. anu MISS Auoenreld gave delightful
tea yesterday afternoon at their residence on
vermont avenue. Mrs. Audenreid in a rich
toilet of pearl satin trimmed with steel en-
broideries, received her guests in the front
drawlng-room. Miss Audenreid made an ex-
qulslte picture standing in the door of the Sec
ond drawing-room. She wore a tea gown of
pale-blue soft silk and crepe A full blouse
vest of crepe which had a tight-ftting jacket of
| sllver-embroidered silk over it, The full sleeves
were caught at the elbow into a puff Leaving
the shapely forearms and hands bare and the
SKIRT fell In graceful flowing lines to che floor.
MISS Sanderson, of California. in a white faille
dress, stood at her side. Mrs. A. c.. Tyler in
white silk gauze, and Miss Rebecca Dodge, in
white India silk and green revers. presided at
the tea table. Miss Edie, in white wool, and
Miss Head in blue silk, also assisted the host
ess. among the guests were Mrs. Preston
sands, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Poor. Mr.. Richard
Porter, Mr.. Pickering Dodge, Mrs. Charles
Nordhof. Mr.. and Mrs. Staunton. Mr. and Mrs.
T. Z. Glover, Mr.. Charles MeCawley, the Misses
Bayard, Mr.. Linden Kent. the Spanish minister,
Air. Morelos, Senior Galvan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Macauley. and Miss Berry and Mr. W. v.
H. Berry, Mrs. Dolph and Prof. Richardson, of
| Cambridge.
Senator and Mrs. Cameron entertained Sec
rotary and Mrs. Whitney and Mr.. and Mrs.
barney, with some others, at dinner party on
Monday night.
blr. and Mrs. Barney, who have been the
guests Of Secretary and Mrs. Whitney for the
past fortnight, returned to New York yester-
day.
Mrs. A. Leo Knott, assisted by Miss Herman
and Miss Blunt, held delightful reception in
the new parlor of the Arno hotel yesterday,
and Mrs. s. V. White, Mrs. Clafin and Mrs.
Ellis, of New York. saw their friends in another
portion of the spacious apartment.
Mrs. Ralph Cross johnson has out cards for
tea on Saturday, February 2, from toe
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell have out cards for the
first Of series of literary evenings for Satur-
day, February
Mrs. Pope will give a musicale on Monday
evening, February 4.
Cards have been received here from Judge
and Mrs. johnson, Miss johnson and marie
Decca," who are settled in Paris for the winter
and keep their reception day there, Friday.
The Misses Lane of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
and Miss Chenowith are the guests of Mrs.
Stickney, at 1910 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. John W. Daniel will not receive on
Thursday, but will make senatorial calls.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred. E. Woodward celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their marriage last
evening at their residence, No. 800 street
northeast, In very pleasant manner. Quite
number OF friends were present, and fine col
alton was served.
Mrs. B. A. Norris. formerly of Lexington,
KY, has returned to this city, after having
spent two months in Memphis, Tenn.
A large company met with the Ladies' Excel
slor Literary society last night at the residence
of MIR. Geo. A. Bacon, 2026 street. Mrs.
Bacon read a carefully prepared paper on Haw-
thorne, followed with remarks by J. l..
McCreery. varied and entertaining program
OF music and recitations Tiled out the evening
special feature was a recitation by Mrs. Belle
Bacon Bond. of Boston. who had Just arrived
of the evening.
Col. and Mrs. W. F. Barker were pleasantly
surprised last evening by number of friends
who dropped in on them. Drive whist was the
game of the evening, and about IL o'clock the
company sat down to an elegant supper.
Mrs. Jones, of Arkansas, will omit her recep-
lions on February and IA, in order to return
senatorial and other Thursday calls. In addi-
tion to her usual assistants tomorrow afternoon
she will have several other Arkansas friends.
Mrs. Messenger, of Pine Bluff; Miss Kittie
Slosson, of Fort Smith; Misses Rice. Mitchell,
and Beidelman. of Little Rock.
Miss Edith kellogg gave box party at Al
baughs last evening to Miss Peter, who is Wis
lting her sister, Mrs. Dunlop.
Miss Lena Pew, of New Jersey, is visiting
friends in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry P. Sanders (the latter
was Miss Alice Wurdemann). who were married
January 2, have issued invitations for an at
home this evening from to 10, at 1912 18th
street.
Mr.. Geo. FL. Kennedy, of this city, was mar
RED Monday afternoon at Trenton, n. j.. to Miss
Katie f. Faussett, of that city. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of number of
their relatives and friends The ushers were
Messrs. Harry Slack and Merrick Taylor and
the groom's best man was Mr. Chas. ii. Bates.
OF Washington. The presents were very hand
some. The bridal coUple left for Pbiladelnhia
the same evening, where they will spend a
short time. From there they will probably 90
to New York and to Admission, Ala, where they
will spend several weeks.