Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Dinner I'm the Cardinals Honor Teas
Given Yestertiay-Personal Mention.

OiNeh Icetchu1y- cTsOuaI MeDtiOus
Mrs. J. Vaudeville Carlisle gave dance last
| night at her home. No. 1888 NJ street. in honor
of Miss Gilderslceve of Baltimore, who is the
daughter of DIR. Basil Gildersleeve of the Johns
Hopkins University. Mrs, Carlisle assisted in
| receiving by her daughter, Miss Carlisle. de-
butante OF last season. Mrs. Carlisle wore a
handsome costume of black silk and velvet and
Miss Carlisle was in dancing toilet of white
silk and tulle and carried bouquet of Ameri-
can beauty roses. An elaborate supper was
| served at midnight and the dancing continued
until an early hour this morning: Among the
Miss White, Miss Audenreid, Miss tombstone,
Miss James, Miss Bancroft, Miss Hunt,
Miss Drexel of New York, Miss Card. Miss
Ernst. Miss Riggs Miss Dahlgren, Miss Carroll
Cox, Miss Phenix. Miss Edie. Miss Brooke
Miss Fuller, Miss Condit Smith, Miss Fleming
Miss Prescott, Col. Turnbull, Mr.. VIM. Acklan,
Mr. Arthur Brice, Mr.. Chas Sheriff., Mr.. Chas
McCawley, Mr.. Chiffon. Mr.. L.egare, Mr.. Tap
Montgomery Blair, Mr.. Van Ness Phillips, Mr..
Horace Washington, DIR. Chaplin, Mr.. Wood
bury Lowery, Mr.. Woodhall, Mr.. Calwell. Mr..
Rodgers, Lieut.. Alger, Mr.. Grip. Mr.. Joseph
Letter, Mr.. Remington of New York. Mr.. Lanz
MIR. Erie. Mr.. Fraley, Mr.. Haines. Mr.. Nc
Kinney, Mr.. John Webb, Mr. Hunt, Mr.. Fleming
and Mr.. Paul Andrews.
Mr.. John W. Thompson and Miss Thompson
have issued invitations for reception on We'd
nesday night, January Z, from to II o'clock,
at No. 1419 street.
Mrs. Thomas Riggs has invited her friends to
tea at her residence, No: 26 Iowa circle, on
Wednesday. January Z, from 3 to 6 o'c'rck,
when she will introduce Miss Riggs, her daugh-
ter.
Ex-Surgeon General and Mrs. Moore last
night gave dinner in honor of Cardinal Glib
| Dons at their home on 10th street. Cardinal
was the prevailing color of the decorations and
the menu cards bore the cardinals crest, his
name and the date in crimson lettering. The
guests who sat down with the cardinal were
Gen. and Mrs. Butterfield of New York, Sena-
| tor and Mrs. Henderson, the Chief Justice and
Mrs. Fuller, DR.. and Mrs. Hammond and Mrs.
Gen. Miles, After dinner a company of about
| sixty guests joined the diners. Mrs. Moore
presented each new arrival to the cardinal, and
at later hour supper served. Among
the guests were Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Dimmick,
Minister Roustan, Mr.. Boenfre, Senior and
| Nine. Romero, Bishop Keane. Gen. and Mrs.
| McKeever, Senator and Mrs. Hale, Adiutant
General and Mrs. Kelton, Gen. Sherman. JUS
tice and Mrs. Field, Mrs. Condit Smith. Mr..
| and Mrs. Pollok, Col. Berret Senator and Mrs
Dolph, ex-AIarshal and Mrs A. A. Wilson, Gen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leo Knott, Gen. and Mrs.
Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Halliday, Gen. and
Mrs Van Vllet, Senator and Mrs. Cockrell ex-
Governor and Mrs. Carroll, Gen. and Mrs
Vincent, Senator and Mrs. Wolcott, Gen. and
Mrs. j. Mills Brown and Gen. Williams.
Miss Fisk and Miss Flanagan of New York
city, Miss Moore of Orange, Nj, Miss Wood
ruff Of New York, Miss Weber Of Brooklyn and
Miss Swinton Of Port Jarvis, NY, who are to
be Miss Mildred Fuller's bridesmaids, are now
the guests of the chief Justices family and
will remain until after the wedding, which will
take place on January 5. On Friday evening of
! this week Mrs. Fuller gives a dinner party Of
tUQ N iv,h % <t<. L~,l
and on Saturday night Mr.. Wallace. the groom
elect, will dine his ushers. Mr.. Thomas Wal
lace OF Takoma. a banker and brother Of the
groom, will be his best mar.
Secretary and Mrs. Blaine will give O cabinet
dinner on Saturday next to meet the President
and Mrs. Harrison. The Vice President and
Mrs. Morton will dine the President and Mrs
Harrison and the cabinet on the evening of
January9.
MIR. and Mrs. ". F. Mattingly gave q young
peoples party last night at their house on H
street.
At Mrs. John Choppers tea Yesterday after
noon the hostess wore demi-toilette of mauve
crepe. with n tea jacket of mauve velvet Miss
Chopper. her sister-in-law, in whose honor the
party was given, wore French gray silk and
brOcade. In the tea room Mrs. Henry johnson,
Mrs. McLane. Mrs. Stanton and Mrs C. C.
Glover showed hospitabie attentions to the
guests. Among those present we're Mrs Nc
Nee, Admiral and Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Dimmick.
Col. and Mrs. Parker, Mr.. aud Mrs. Alexander
Falls, Miss Breedin, Miss Warield, Miss Shu-
feidt Miss Grace Davis, Mrs. n s. Lincoln.
Mrs. Vieie. Mrs. Poor. Mrs. VIM. johnson, Miss
Johnson, Miss Sheriff. and Mrs and Miss
Biddle.
Commodore and Mrs. Walker gave a little
folks tea during the early hours Of yesterday
afternoon.
The marriage of Mrs. Sarah Lee Woods and
Lieut.. Nixon, Z. s. N, will take place at the
Church OF the Covenant at noon on January 80
Mrs Vim. Il. Riley of No. Iowa circle has
| issued invitations for tea Tuesday, January 6,
from tot.
Miss Nettie Shepherd of Buffalo is in the city
on a visit to her cousin, Mrs. T. Pliny Moran of
Meridian avenue. Mount Pleasant.
Miss Mary Cuttriss of New York city is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. L. E. Morrison, at the Whit
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flint are in the city for
! few days, the guests of Mrs. Barrett and Miss
Flint on Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Littlewood invited few of her Young
| friends Monday evening to meet Miss Barley
of Boston. Dancing was followed by refresh
ments and each pronounced the hop a success
Among those present were Misses Barton, Sef-
ton, Wiley, Pope. Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downey and Messrs. Blackwood
Ramage. Barton. Hart. Mack, Cox Moulton and
Pope. Miss Barley will remain to assist Miss
Littlewood in receiving on New Year day.
A pleasant social gathering was held last
evening at the residence of Miss Lille Wohi-
farth, 1919 Madison street. Among the MANY
present were Misses Riggs, Austin, Wahly and
the Misses Roller, Messrs. Clifton, Shattuck,
". II. Wahly and l.. Stoll.
Mrs. Augustus P. Crenshaw and her daush-
ter, Mrs. G. Richard Thompson, will hold their
first reception Friday, January q at No. 62l
18th street northwest.
Miss Bessie Thompson, daughter Of Prof.
Thompson of Annapolis, is visiting her friends.
Miss Mamie and Ida Brown Of A & street
northwest.
Miss Lydie Wagenseller. the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. John A. Wagenseller of German
town. Pa, is spending the holidays in Wash
ington as the guest OF Rev. j. J. Muir's family
at their residence, 5l4 Sd street northwest.
Miss Belle English of Brooklyn, NY, is Wis.,
iting Miss Cavsnaugh.
Mrs. VIM. Bruce King will be at home on
Fridays in January after January2.
Mrs NJ. E. Plummer of street has returned
from brief visit to New York and will give a
dancing reception on January to the guests
Of her CorcOran place houses.
Miss Fielding Roselle spent short time in
the city during last week.
Such gratifying accounts of her daughters
convalescence are received that Mrs. NJ H.
Martin may be expected to return next month.
Miss Martin has been spending q few days with
| friends in Montgomery county.
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