Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
8 TO pm. Her sister and niece will usually

8 to SPIN. Her sister and niece will usually
receive with her.
One of the box parties at Miss Aldrich's
debut was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Slose of San
Francisco, who had for their guests Mrs. and
Miss Moore of New York and MIR. Ned De
Knight.
Senator Dawes has changed his residence
from 1882 Rhode Island avenue to 1900 r
street.
Mrs. William ". Morrow Of California will be
at home on Tuesdays at the Richmond.
Mrs. F. ]. Moses will be assisted at her re-
ccption on Monday at the navy yard by Miss
Lille Cavanaugh.
The Misses Russell Of Georgetown will be at
home after o'clock on Thursdays during the
remainder of the season.
Miss Amy Leavitt will be at home to her
friends on Mondays after o'clock at 1926 Mass
achusetts avenue.
Mrs. VIM. R. Hodges, 1929 street. will be at
home Thursdays during the season.
Mrs. +. H. Crump, who has been absent from
the city since early last spring on account of ill
health, has returned very much improved and
| Will be at home to her friends at 1874 Il street
northwest on Fridays. Mrs Crump has with
her her sister, Miss Allan, who has Just re-
| turned from abroad, where for two years she
has been pursuing her studies.
Miss Annie Crocheron Abrahams of Mobile,
|
VIM. r. King, is visiting relatives at HOG New
| Hampshire avenue.
| The Misses Williamson Of 1888 Rhode Island
avenue will be at home on Tuesdays during the
season.
The engagement of Miss Carrie Lyon Of this
! city to Mr.. A. Berwanger Of Knoxville, Tenn,
| is announced
| Miss Bessie Collins Of Great Falls. Md,
formerly of Georgetown, was married to Mr..
Harvey Cornwell of Fairfax county, Va, Thurs
day afternoon. at the parsonage of Congress
| street Methodist church by the Rev. DIR. Bates.
! Miss Marie Wilkinson goes to Wilmington
| very soon rs the guest of Miss Lore for a few
weeks and will visit friends farther east after
| ward.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. N. ID. Adams have issued invi-
tations for the marriage of their daughter
/ Olivia to Chas. E. Davis Of Fairfax, Va, to
| take place at Ascension church January Is at
| s o'clock.
Invitations are out for progressive eucher
party at the residence of Miss Jouy, No. 22lS
Washington circle.
The Nanon social club will give their seventh
| hop at the National Rifles hall Tuesday even
| ing.
The Ladies' historical society met at Mrs.
Horatio Kings Friday morning. Mrs. w. Ross
Browne presided. A sketch of the early Goths
was given by Mrs. W. II. Browne. Mrs. J. Il.
settles and its historic relation to France
Caesars campaigns in Gaul'' were spoken OF
by Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Asaph Hail. Mrs. l..
NJ. ID. Sweat described the Cathedral of
Rheims, and Mrs z. Vance spoke of Queen
Ciotilde, wife of Clovis first Christian king of
France. Two duets upon piano, '.Lustspiel
Overture" by Bella. and .'Heimkehr," by Men
delssohn, were delightful played by Miss Gill
man and Miss Young of Brunswick, Me.
Mrs. Gurdon II. Wilcox and Miss Wilcox,
240i Craven terrace, will be at home to their
friends January 20 and q and on Mondays in
February.
Mrs. Edwin S. Conner Of 1929 9th street north
west will receive, together with her sister, Miss
Venie Byan. on Thursdays.
Mrs. c. NJ. Pepper of 1887 II street will not
receive on Tuesday next. but will be ut home
on Tuesdays until the end of the season.
The ladies of the Metropolitan hotel will hold
their first reception of the season Monday, JAN
uary Is, from to pm.
The lie Droit Park geographical club inaugu-
rated their winter rambles from the house of
Prof W. I. Hornaday. After piano solo ex-
cellently performed by Mrs Robinson the club
accompanied their president, Mr.. Chas T. Fair
man, on flying visit to the Paris exposition.
Hickman Seaman of the law firm of Mills
Ingham h Seaman of Chicago and the Junior
counsel for the state in the recent prosecution
of the CroBin murderers is in Washington, ac-
conpanied by his young bride, nee Miss Sadie
Conway. Mr.. Seaman is an old Washington
high school boy and was great favorite of the
late MIR. Paul. The young couple are staying
with the groom's father Michael Seaman, chief
of the bureau of statistics OF the Department of
State.
Mrs. L. NJ. Saunders will receive with her
mother, Mrs. Green, at 1908 street, Tuesdays
in January.
The wife and daughter of Mr.. Hatch of Mis-
souri, will be at bone 10 their friends Fridays
during the season.
Dona Maria de Mendonca and the Misses de
Mendonca will be at home on FRIDAYS at the
Brazilian special mission, 1903 New Hampshire
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitmore gave a delightful en-
tertainment to small company of immediate
friends last evening. The party consisted of
Senator Cullom, Surgeon General and Mrs
Moore. Hon. and Mrs. George L. Adams. Mr..
and Mrs. Hardie, Mr and Mrs. T.. G. Holiday
Senator Walcott and Mrs. Iidgeley and Hon.
and Mrs. Thomas Bayne.
Mrs. McLaren of St. Louis and her daughters,
Mrs. Lucas and Miss McLaren, arrived in the
city yesterday and will remain several weeks
They are at the Arno.
The Misses Harry of Frederick, Nd, also
Miss Waters of Baltimore, are visiting the
daughters of DIR. Howe OF 1419 Corcoran street.
The WOman's Press Association.
The Woman's national press association held
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