Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. b Edmonds had their hos
pitable house open to their hosts OF friends yes
terday.
| Mrs. Carlisle and her danghter-in-law, Mrs
VIM. Carlisle, saw q large number Of callers
yesterday afternoon at the home OF the ex
Speaker, No. 1926 K street. Mrs. Vim. Car
Isle poured tea and also served Mexican coffee
for the callers.
| Mrs. Romero held her second brilliant salon
reception yesterday. A wrong impression ha,
| gone abroad that these superb entertainments
| are card receptions. when in fact the sumptu-
| Gus style of the event is an exposition Of the
way the Mexican government does things.
Mrs. Romero will not be ct home on Tuesday
of next week, a. cards are out for the ball on
Wednesday night
Mrs. Musselman Of Philadelphia, the sister OF
Mrs. Wilson, is in the city, the guest of Prof.
and Mrs. Thos. Wilson.
Mrs. Bryan has out cards for tea on We'd
nesday the 22d, from to 6, ct No. 2O25 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Mrs W. Ross Browne will be at home to cali
ers on Wednesdays in February at No. 1906
Caroline place.
Mrs. Marshal Ransdell will be at home, zoos
Massachusetts avenue, on Thursdays, where
she Will be glad to see her friends.
Mrs. Senator Daniel will receive ct her resi-
denoe, 100 18th street northwest, on Thurs
day next, from to z O'Clock. and will be as
sisted by Mrs. Senator Blackburn and Miss
Lucille Blackburn of Kentucky and Miss Muir
rell Of Louisiana.
Miss Katharine Foote will assist Mrs. Senator
Davis at her next Thursdays reception ct l42S
Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Col. Ernst and the Misses Ernst at No.
l Dupont circle and Mira Clarkson and Mrs.
Cultivate will keep Thursdays.
MYa Jerarniob Wiyaop ana Me- DALAI o~o
at home on Thursdays
Mrs. Senator Casey will receive on Thurs
days in February, assisted by her sister, Mrs.
Stone, at Cliffburn, Columbia road.
Miss Elizabeth Nicely of Norfolk is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Henning, at 1928 Goth street.
Mrs. Henning, Miss Henning and Miss Nicely
Will be at home on Fridays during the season.
The many friends OF Mrs. Madeira of No.
zoos street viii regret to learn Vt her contin-
ued illness.
Mrs. McMurtrie and Mrs. Strong, daughters
Of Commander and Mrs. Douglass, are visiting
them this month and will receive with Mrs
Douglass on Fridays.
Mrs. and the Misses Huyck Of 1872 street
will be at home tomorrow and the remaining
thursdays In January. They will have assist
ing them Mrs. Roland EnOs. Mrs. Thos. Enos
and Miss Eva Flanagan of New York and Miss
Frances Webb Of this city.
Mr.. ". II. Armstrong, formerly assistant So
licitor Of internal revenue, and Mrs. Armstrong
are at 1874 l. street for the winter.
The friends Of Miss Katie Harper Of George
town will be pleased TO learn that she has re-
covered from two weeks attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Senator Dixon will be at home on Thurs
days at the Arno, beginning tomorrow.
Miss Ida Thompson will give . tea January
II from to
Mrs. VIM. r Riley and Miss Riley, Iowa
circle, will give tea January q, from tot.
Mrs. Baber at the Shoreham will have Miss
Patten, Misses Lyons, Miss Dapray and Miss
Combs to receive with her tomorrow after 8
O'Clock.
Mrs. Senator Stanford gives q dinner this
evening to Mrs. U. s. Grant II will be an
elaborate affair. The dining party will number
eighteen.
Mrs. Senator Fsrwell has returned from Chi
cago and is at the Shoreham. She will receive
tomorrow and on subsequent Thursdays
Mrs. Charles W. Petersen will receive on
Tuesdays from to 8 at $40 R street northwest
Mrs. and the Misses Blackburn will not re-
ceive tomorrow Thursday, but will receive on
Thursday 2Sd instant, and continue receptions
until Lent.
Mr.. W. h. Campbell, IT,, and Miss Alice Walt
ermeyer were married Monday at St Mary's
parish by Father Globb.
Mrs. A. 2. Lacey and her niece, Miss Ruth
Marie Sites of 1915 Clifton street, will not be at
home tomorrow, owing to the absence Of Miss
Sites In Baltimore, but they will receive on
Thursdays hereafter.
Green B. Raum, IT,, the chief of the appoint
ment division, pension Office, has returned to
the city with his bride.
Mrs. Senator Aldrich will receive for the first
time tomorrow afternoon at 9l2 18th street. AZ.
sisted by Miss Aldrich and Mrs. Kenny, wife of
Paymaster Kenny of the navy.
Mrs. William George Reed Of Baltimore will
spend a week with Mrs. Louise Hillard Patter-
son at the Shoreham.