Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-24
Mr.. Paul Pu.zki. who has for some time occu-

Mr. Paul Putzki who has for some time occu-
pied studio at 1920 New York avenue, has sent
| out cards Of invitation to an exhibition OF the
| work of his pupils and himself, tomorrow and
| Saturday from am. to pm. Mr.. Putzki's
special field the representation OF flowers,
fruits etc, decoration Of china, and other in
terror adornments, in which be shows some
remarkably fine examples. Among his pupils
are Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. ClarAson, Mrs. Rath-
bone, Mrs. Russell Harrison, Mira Reside. Mrs.
Paul Misses Morton. Davis, Ernst, Morgan,
and Others whose efforts will add not only to
the volume and variety Of the display but also
to its interest.
The next meeting Of the Sewing Circle" will
be held at Mrs. Philip E. Chapin's. 1875 Massa-
cbusetts avenue, on Friday. the 25th.
Miss Jane NJ Bancroft gave an interesting
talk at Postmaster General Wanamaker's resi-
dence today on deaconesses work in Europe
and America. number of invited guests
were present
The Secretary of State gave an excursion to
Mount Vernon yesterday complimentary to the
Pan-American delegates on the United States
steamer Despatch, which was detailed for the
occasion by the Navy Department. The vessel
ran some distance down the river in order to
give the strangers on board some idea of the
Potomac and Its shores, and on the return
stopped long enough at Mount Vernon to spend
as much time there as was desired, and the
trip throughout was most enjoyable one in
every way. A substantial lunch was spread at
l o'clock, and light refreshments we're again
served on the return trip. Secretary Blaine
and Vice President Morton accompanied the
party, which included nearly all the delegates
to the late congress and the ladies of their
households, number of the diplomatic corps
resident here and few guests specially in
vited to meet the distinguished foreigners.
pleasant surprise party was given to Miss
Mueller the other evening at her home on X
n
were the Misses n. and L. Stopp, Miss J. Kat
lehman, Miss r. Gockeler, Misses c. and L.
Nurlebans, Misses S. and E. Cook, Miss N.
Gockeler, Misses s. and L. Fuelling. Miss E.
Sophie kettler, Miss L. Kaiser, Mr.. Riley, Mr..
J. Eber, MIR. ]. Fuelling, Mr.. E. Cook, Mr..
Kaiser, Mr.. j. Beck, Mr.. Tebbs, Mr.. Harvey,
Mr.. Tuss, Mr.. Klotzen, Mr.. Niekirk, Mr.. DAZZLE,
Mr.. Frank and Mr.. F. Moeller.
Miss Laura B. Chamberlin, for ten years past
a missionary in Asiatic Turkey and who has
been spending some weeks in town, has gone
to Clifton Springs, n. Y.
Miss BERTHE Malcolm Of Nassau, w. l., is
visiting Mrs. A. l. Barber at Belmont
reception was given last evening by Maj
j. II. Slime at his new residence, 1913 street
southeast, In honor of Gen. Lucius Fairchild.
Mrs. Slime was assisted in receiving by her
daughter. A large number Of old soldiers
were present.
Miss Finley Of 1920 18th street gave q most
pleasant and successful progressive euchre
party Monday evening. The first prizes were
won by Miss Dutton and Mr.. Stone, while Miss
Alexander and Mr.. Gedney were awarded the
BOBBY prizes. After the game a sumptuous col
latlon was served. Those present were: Mrs.
Gibson and her daughter Miss Nellie; Miss
Livingston, Miss Jackson, Miss Dutton, Miss
Alexander, Miss Rose, Miss Jones, Mrs Stod-
dard, Mrs. Acker and Mrs W. L. Finley, Messrs
stone, Smith, Gedney, McHenry, Acker, Rose,
Stoddard H. j. Finley and W. L. Finley.
Mrs. Henry Strong Of 1885 L street gave
another luncheon Of sixteen covers today in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Noble.
The Eagle Social Club gave their fifth COM
plmentary hop at the Washington Schuetzen
Park Hall last evening. There was a very large
attendance and everybody had good time.
The Unity Club will hold its closing meeting
this season tomorrow evening at Mrs. Morrelrs
Academy of Fine Arts, S04 street. when Mr.
David Fitzgerald, librarian Of the War De-
partment, will read paper on ''Thackeray"
TO be followed by musical exercises ard the
election of officers for the ensuing year.