Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-22

Lieut. Caperton Of the navy who led the ger
man, the Misses Reynolds, Bowcock, Compton,
Payne, Harvie, Griffith, Stella Bowcock, Jones,
Darneille, Schifelle, Msckall, and Messrs.
Payne, DR.. Harlan, Johns, Mackall. Durant,
Miller, barton, Course, Fuller, Mckinney. Cum
mings, Legree, Peters, Barnard, Darneille,
Mccoy and Chesley.
Miss Agnes J. Gibson, daughter Of Gen. H.
g. Gibson Of the Washington barracks, 10 con-
valescing after severe attack of the grip.
A tea will be given by Mrs. James on Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Senator walthall will be assisted at her
reception tomorrow by Miss Walthal, Mrs. L.
Chew and Miss Plain and Miss Breckenridge.
Miss X. Michelbocker of Richmond. Va, ID
visiting Mrs. N. Fischer Of 1907 9Th street.
Mrs. Senator ingalls, and daughter will moi
receive on Thursday, January %.
Medical Director r. c. Dean, U.S.N., and
Mrs. Dean are at the Newport, l4Ol Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Mrs. Herbert G. Ogden. 1924 10th street, will
be at home on Saturdays until the beginning OF
| Lent
Miss Lena Leucht Of Newark. NJ, IL visit
ing her cousin, Miss Bachrach, 800 I street
northwest.
Miss Jennie Eckhouse of Indianapolis is visit
ing her relatives at 43S H street.
| Mrs. John H. Reagan Of Texas will not re-
ceive tomorrow the Esd, but every Thursday
| after during the season.
The Misses Colhoun will receive during the
season on Fridays at No. 1912 2lst street.
Mrs. and Miss Quay will not receive tomor-
| row.
Mrs. Baber will not receive at the Shoreham
tomorrow, but with Mrs. Soule, 1432 NJ street.
Mrs Representative Barwig will be at home
on Fridays at 507 4th street northwest She
will have with her the Misses Parrett, daughters
OF Representative Parrett of Indiana.
Mrs. Senator Stewart will receive on the first
and third Thursdays in February. She is home
to friends on Sunday evenings.
Mrs. Senator Blackburn and the Misses Black
burn will receive tomorrow at the Ebbitt. Mrs
blackburn will be assisted by Mrs Gen, ]. G.
Black, Mrs. Aver and the Misses Fuller, Wilson,
Studebaker and Casby.
Intending hostesses took heart with the i'm
proved state of the weather Yesterday and
everybody else went out to make visits and
drink teas.
Mrs. Spinola, at the Arlington held her first
reception Of the season in her apartments and
had as many of the city residents to see her as
CONGRESSIONAL people. The hostess wore
with pink silk Mrs. M. F. Flanders, her guest
was In gray silk and Chantilly lace; Mrs. Leigh
ton was In black lace; Miss Leighton, who is
al, Deautiiul young girl, was charm
ihgiy dressed in white mousseiine
de sole embroidered with blue forget-me-nots
mere was garniture of the blue flowers
around the low bodice and spray of the same
IN her bronze brown hair. which was artisticallv
arranged. Miss Henderson of Iowa was in
oiack lace and pink ribbon garniture Tea,
punch chicken salad. cake and patti de foie
gras sandwiches were served from side
tables Many Of the callers, who
are art and china connosseurs, enioyed
looking at the bits of rare Dresden
ware, the gems of art among the pictures, and
the hne collection of gold and silver spoons
gathered by Mrs. Spinola while abroad last
year. Mn. Leighton OF Boston aided the ladies
In receiving, and Gen. Spinola, who came in
from the House, took a seat in the corner and
related how he had got through the bill placing
zen. John Z. Fremont on the retired list with
pension, which the general thought a
good afternoons work.
Dr. and Mrs. VIM. A. Hammond, the Mar
qulse LAMA, who is here from New York, and
MISS Ninton OF Worcester Mass, also a guest
OF the house, were at home to callers yester-
day. Mrs. Hammond will entertain the dane
ing class on tomorrow Thursday night at
Belcourt
The ladies of the Garfield sewing society
will be entertained on Friday Of this week by
Mrs. L. W. Tallmadge at 1150 18th street.
Mrs Darlington and the Misses Darlington
were at home to callers in their apartment in
the Normandie yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Darlington wore becoming toilet of soft gray
SILK. Miss Rose Darlington, dressed in black
net, served bouillon. Miss May was in white
silk and Miss Darlington wore a white toilet
embroidered with silver. Orangeade was
served IN the second drawing room. Miss
Isabel and Mrs. Cooper, also a daughter, who
arrived from West Chester, Pa, last week,
went out at to Mrs. Teller's tea.
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. McCreary at the
shoreham received callers all the afternoon.
Mr.. Senator Edmunds gave largely at
tended tea yesterday and was aided by Miss
Swan, Mrs. Morrill's sister. and by Mrs. Dyer
OF Michigan, Miss Lyman and Mrs. Fitman.
Mrs. Senator Teller, on the corner of 10th and
p streets, gave a tea yesterday afternoon to
Introduce her daughter to society.
Mrs. j. G. Carlisle had crowded drawing
room all the afternoon. Mrs. VIM B. Nor
rison, Mr.. VIM. Carlisle, Miss Butterworth and
her guests, Miss Ballard, Miss Wayne Miss
Huyck and others aided the popular hostess in
dispensing the hospitality Of the home.
Mrs. Barney had large number of callers.
Mrs. Surgeon Gen. Moore was assisted by
Miss Grace Black, daughter of Gen. John G.
Blacks
MIR. and Mrs. James B. Edmunds had large
company of friends apout them.
Mrs. Senator Dickson will receive tomorrow
at the Arno, assisted by Mrs. Dickson, ST., and
Miss Dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Beall have out cards
for tea ON Monday the 9th instant from to
at Montrose, 3053 Road street, Georgetown
Heights.
The Thursday assembly and german club
have out invitations for an assembly on Thurs
day evening, January %, at o'clock, at the
National Rifles armory.
The Minister and Mrs. Romero will enter
tain large company of invited guests at the
Mexican legation tonight
Mrs. Bryan gives tea this afternoon from 8
to o'clock.
The Washington assembly club gives a sec
ond dance tonight at the National Rifles hall
The Norwood literary society has out cards of
invitation for an entertainment to be given on
Saturday evening, February /, at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. b. H. Warner will make an address en-
titled Business hints to ladies'" There will
be reading by Hon. Horatio King
Samuel Warren and Miss Warren of New York,
Miss George Campbell and Jas. Mclean, wife
and daughter, Of Brooklyn, are stopping at
Wizards.
Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Tucker will not receive
tomorrow on account of illness.
Vice President and Mrs. Morton have cards
out for two "at homes" to be held Thursday
| evenings, January 80 and February IL, at 8