Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10
SOCIETY MATTERS.
What Well-known People are Doing
Personal Mention.

"hat Weu-known People are Doing
Personal Mention.
MrA Otis Bigelow and Miss Bigelow gave
delightful tea on Saturday afternoon from Il
O'Clock at which a large company including
the delegates of the international American
conference. was present. Mrs. Bigelow, who
stood inside the drawing room door to receive
the guests. was dressed in black velvet. Miss
Bgeiow, who speaks the modern languages
duently, was dressed in pale terra Gotta lowered
silk The Misses Pauline and Madge William
son, Miss Mildred Fuller, Miss Westcott and
others assisted the hostess In the drawing room
and Miss Cresson poured tea IN the library. Al
the long table In the dining room sat Mrs
Westcott and opposite to her Miss Scott
both ladies engaged in dispensing the
material hospitality of the house. Mr.. Blgelow
also contributed to the success Of the affair by
his exertions for the entertainment OF the
guests. Among those present were the Chief
Justice and Mrs. Fuller. Mr.. Horatio King, Mrs.
Dolph, Gen. and Miss Card, Col. and Mrs.
Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs. Soule. Mrs. Guth-
ridge. Mrs. S. NJ. Bryan, the Misses Heaven
and Mr.. and Mrs. CabelL
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Graham gave a de-
ightful tea on Saturday, which. despite the in
clemency Of the weather in the early after
noon, was well attended.
Sir Julian Pauncefote and Lady Pauncefote
we're at home to their friends after o'clock on
Saturday afternoon
Mrs. and Miss Mullan saw their friends in
their charming home on Connections avenue
on Saturday.
Miss Laura W. Jackson gave beautiful tea Sat-
urday afternoon at No. 1904 Connecticut ave-
nue. in honor of her guests. Miss Parker and
Miss Quincy of Boston. The drawing rooms
were filed with gay young people all the after
noon, among whom were Miss Bancroft. Miss
Ashford, Miss Kate Berry, the Misses Ernst and
their guest, Miss Hitchcock of New York, Miss
Davidge, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Handy, Miss
Shepard, Miss Card, Miss Condit Smith, Mics
Scott Miss Horsey, Miss Biddle, Miss Wanna
maker, Miss Speed. Miss Bayard, Miss Penni-
man, Miss Fuller, Mr.. VIM. Acklan, Mr.. Walter
Davidge, MIR. Jesup Blair. Mr.. Eldridge, Mr..
Shepard, Mr.. Redfern and Mr.. Addison.
Mrs. Isham Hornsby of Connecticut avenue
gave delightful tea yesterday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock. The guests were invited to meet
the Marquise de LAMA of New York city, who
- at present the guest of her father, DR.. VIM
A. Hammond
Miss Greer of No. 20lO Hillyer place will
give st. Valentines tea on Friday, February
IA, from 4 to o'clock.
The ladies' cotillon of forty couples will be
danced tonight at 1890 o'clock at the National
hines armory and promises to be one OF the
most brilliant affairs of the season. Every
figure will be favor figure and Mr.. Frederick
Poor will lead.
Gen. and Mrs. F. B. Spinola will hold their
third and last reception tomorrow afternoon
from to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Spinola will be as
sisted by Mrs. Roessle of Washington, Miss
Daisy Wilson, Miss Blackburn. Miss Henderson
and Miss Jennie NhitfOrd of New York, who is
Mrs. Spinolas guest. The general will be as
sisted by his able staff Of young bachelors from
New York, consisting of Representative
Covert. Col Dunphy, Judge Mccarthy and
Major Turner.
Mrs. Charles H. Gibson will not receive to-
morrow at the Shoreham, but will resume her
receptions on Tuesday of next week. Mrs
Gibson will be the guest of honor at a luncheon
given by Mrs. Gov. jackson at Annapolis on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Huston will not be at home to callers
this afternoon, but will be at home to all who
call on Monday the 18th instant.
The men Of the Bowling club gave theater
party at Albaugh's on Saturday night to the
ladies Of the club, which was followed by sup
per at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Rogers, 1882 street, will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs Representative Mccormick of 1441
Rhode Island avenue will receive tomorrow,
assisted by Miss Church of Meadville Pa, Miss
Merriman OF Wllllansport. Pa, Mrs. VIM f.
Curtis. Miss Campbell Miss Dalzell, Miss Quay
OF Washington and Miss Lanius of York Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Lincoln will give at their
IL.
the season tomorrow.
Ar. A L. Gerhart and Miss Lola s. Dewalt were
carried Thursday evening at the Epiphany
church. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. T. ii. McKim.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. W. Owens of Ohio formerly
OF the Hamilton house, have removed to 943
street, where Mrs. Owens will be at home to
callers on Tuesdays.
The Misses Deering have recalled their in
vitations for Wednesday evening, February r.
owing to illness in the family.
Miss Jennie EinsteIn of Savannah is in the
city as the guest of Miss Helen Sanger, 44iL HI
street
Miss B. K. Aukam of 1919 street northwest
will be at Germantown, Philadelphia, for ten
days or more.
The ladies of the National hold their last
formal reception of the season today from to
Z: Miss Ethel Ingalls, assists Mrs. Peters of
Kansas.
Miss Edmonston and Miss Lowdermilk will
receive with Miss Shock and Mrs. W. G.. Shock
at liOi 18th street tomorrow.
Mrs. Eta Matheson of Omaha ia the euest
OF her cousin, Mrs. Senator Henderson 1888
18th street.
Miss Margaret Edelin, and Miss Littleton re-
ceive today with Mrs. Daniel W. Edelin, at ia
Maryland avenue northeast.
Mrs. G. ". Wilson of Ohio will be at home
for the last afternoon this season on tomorrow
at lO23 Vermont avenue. She will be assisted
by her daughter and her guests Miss Richey
and Miss Markt of Ohio.
Mrs. Sayers, 2207 K street northwest, will not
receive tomorrow.
Miss Gensler will continue to be at home as
usual to friends on Thursdays at No. 1918 18th
street.
Mrs. Townsend of Colorado and Mrs. Gen.
Osborne of Pennsylvania will receive at 9al
street tomorrow.
Avery enjoyable lunch was given to a select
party by Mrs II. L. Crawford at her home.
Park street, Mt Pleasant, on Friday.
Mrs. Thompson of Ohio and Miss Thompson
hold their last reception today from to 6.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Maude
Edwards to Mr.. W. de Saussure Trenholm ON
February Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Tenant have returne d
and are now comfortably domiciled in their
new and coy house, 34l4 n street.
Mrs. Senator Moody, with her very agreeable
assistants, Mrs. Livingstone of New York Cform-
erly Of this city,, Mrs. Representative Wilson
of Washington state, Mrs. T. A. Hatcher and
and Miss Hampton, holds her last formal re-
cePtion today.
Mrs. J. r Hawley will hold her last recep-
tion for this season on Thursday.
Mrs. c. II. Davis will not receive on Tuesdays
in February owing to the death Of her uncle,
Hear Admiral 5. Quackenbush.
Mrs. = III. Hartmann and Miss VauHmann