Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-12
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tomorrow.
Mr.. l. q Quay Vim hold her last reception
% Y season ~ ian street tomorros' af>ss.
Ma p. ;. Nesss aad Miss Lille Cavs,angh
win asstst Mn Senator Davis tomorrow.
Cards ne out for the wedding Of Miss Llsxis
4sOa6rsy aad nr. VIM. II. Manogue. Tia
Ceremony = = teks place on Monday mesniAG
next = II o'clock In Trinity church, Qeoeeo-
| town. The couple Win be q home on Wednss-
| days after March / At 5i9 East Capitol street.
Vice President aud Mr.. Morton have given
up their reception for which cards were issued
Tor tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Metals and daughter hold their last r.
ception today.
Mrs. Dr.. n r. Finley, 1923 I street, will bs
at home tomorrow afternoon 10 eallsrs for the
last time this season
Ex-senator and Mrs. Eaton have returned
and are at No. 1911 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Neil Belt, who did not receive Last
Thursday on account Of the death Of her uncle,
Admiral Quackenbush, viii be at home TO her
friends tomorrow.
1issA Marguerite Chandlse, who has been
whiting Miss Petty Of NJ street, has rstured to
her home In Baltimore.
MIRA John h. Bird Ii recovering from . Sc
we're attack Of pleurisy. She has constantly by
her bedside her daughters, Mrs. s. A. Wood Of
New York and Mrs. b H. Stinemets, j..
Miss Twiggs and Miss Turpin Will receive TO-
morrow with Mrs. Senator Davis.
Mrs F. @. Pierrs and Miss Frances pierrs
have joined Mr.. Pierra, the senior secretary of
the international conference. and are stopping
at the Richmond. Miss Frances Pierra 10 quite
advanced In literary matters, having been
taught by her father, who IL one Of the most
learned Spanish-Americans in New York. She
speaks three languages perfectly and will no
doubt be al able acquisition to Washington So
ciety.
Mrs. Senator Dixon will hold her last formal
She will be assisted BY Miss Olcott and Mrs.
George E. Adams.
Mary Anderson, the younger daughter of
Hon @. L. Anderson OF Mississippi, celebrated
her sixth birthday yesterday at iOi5 l4th street
~ giving "dalsy lunch" to o number Of her
kindergarten friends. The tea was poured
with much grace by the bright and pretty little
hostess.
The Crescent cycle club gave their second
entertainment last evening at McCauiey's hall,
which was very enjoyable affair. Among
those who took part in the entertainment were
Misses Garges, Fair, Hunter, Plat. Judson,
ODER, Patterson and Hepburn and Messrs.
AtLee, Hensey, Town. White, Varells, Nor
rison, Birge, Taylor and Childs. Mr.. Harry
and unicycle riding. The entertainment was
followed BY dance, which lasted till late
hour.
A most delightful lunch was given yesterday
by Mrs. Fred Grimm at her home, 1911 T street
northwest. The decorations and table SET
tings were fine specimens of the hostess ar
S sistic talent Among those present were Mrs.
Pardoe and Miss Friedman.
Mra Creen p Ranun 0ivoe q racort;or xoaov
from 4 to Z to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Green B.
Raum, j..
Mrs. A. P. Crenshaw, IT,, assisted by Miss
Crenshaw, Mrs. Robert Israel Of Brooklyn,
Miss Israel, Miss Thompson and Miss Lola Nc
Neir, will hold her final reception tomorrow at
1916 18th street
Mrs. Dali of 1908 o street hopes to be able
hereafter to see her friends as usual on Friday
afternoons and Monday evenings.
birth night party was given by Mrs. c. H.
Croker in honor of her guest, Miss Lottie
Wakefield Of Baltimore, at her residence, lilo
I'D street. last night The house was filed
with friends, who were treated to a boun.iful
and most temptingly spread supper and spent
an altogether most enjoyable evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mra A. N. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gale, Misses Ella and
Daisy Thompson, Miss Susie Armour, Miss
Dora Metzler, Mr.. Geo. Thompson, Mrs. A. l..
Supplee: Mr.. Frank McNantz, aud Mr.. Watkins
Wakefield.
Mrs. G. K. Davis will give her last reception
tomorrow afternoon at her residence, 1923
Massachusetts avenue.
party from the White House, consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee and Miss Dimock, went
down the Potomac today on Mr. Bateman's
yacht Meteor for visit to Fort Monroe Nor
folk and Richmond. Mr.. John ". Thompson
and Miss Thompson Of this city were also in the
party.
Mrs. Chas. McLaran and her daughters, Mrs.
Lucas and Miss McLaran, will receive tomorrow
at the Shoreham from 8 to 6 o'clock.
Miss Soule gave pink luncheon yesterday
The guests were Mrs. Carbaugh, Mrs. Andrews.
the Misses Mendonca, Mile. de KERNEL, Miss
Cabell, Miss Ingalls. Miss Bigelow, Miss Hutch
inson and Miss Carroll Of Baltimore.
Miss Bowers Of New Haven, Conn, will re-
ceive with Mrs. &. c. Pomeroy tomorrow.
The Misses MeNulty Of 1873 l street will not
be at home tomorrow. but will receive their
friends informally during Lent.
There was q very pretty wedding yesterday
at the residence OF Mr.. Geo. C. MAYNARD, on
18th street, when Miss Edna Long Maynard,
youngest daughter Of DR.. Edward Maynard, the
inventor, was married to Mr.. Edwin Quacken-
bush Lasen Of Troy, NY. The youthful bride
was lovely in white mousseline de SOLE with
pearl necklace, and carrying boquet Of lilies
OF the valley. There were no bridesmaids, q
little niece Of the bride acting as maid OF honor.
Rev. Dr.. Douglas Of ST. Johns performed the
ceremony and the brides father gave her away.
Only the relatives and most intimate friends Of
the young couple we're present Among the
guests from out Of town were MIR. George w.
Maynard. the artist; DR.. John d. Maynard,
Misses Marie and Virginia Maynard Of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Hatch, Mry.
Josephine G. Hatch, Misses Marion and Mar.
guerite Hatch Of Rochester, NY, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. II. Lasell, Misses Grace and Frances Lasell
OF Troy, and Miss Maris Of West Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Senator Blackburn and the Misses Black
burn will not receive tomorrow.