Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01

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The date for the cotillon that is TO be chap
eroned by Mrs. Mckee and Mra. Richardson
Cloves has been set for Monday the 10th in
stant Mr.. Fred Poor will lead the german.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jackson are ut home now
at 924 ID street southwest
Mr.. and Mrs. E Kurtz johnson, 1900 Nasss-
chusetts avenue, have issued cards for Q rscep-
| ton Thursday, February 8, nom. until IL
| o'clock.
Miss Agnes NJ Kennedy and Miss Littleton
Of Chicago will receive with Mrs. Daniel w. Ede-
| lin on Monday.
Mrs. Ingalls, parlors at the Elsmere were we'll
filed yesterday afternoon. She was assisted by
her daughter, Miss Ethel, and BY Mrs. Memo
| cal, Miss Townsend of Ohio, the Misses Brown,
the Masses Pomeroy Of Boston and Miss Hal
ford.
A very pleasant progressive euchre party was
given last night by Mrs. Higgins at her resi-
dence, 9O9 NJ street. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs; shuey. Mrs. Gardiner, the
Miss N. Z. Phelps, Miss Katie Phelps and the
Misses Higgins; also Messrs Butler, Jones,
Hodges, Manning, Higgins, Colladay, O'Neill,
Cody and Graham. The contest for the ladies
nrst prize resulted in . tie between Miss Katie
Phelps and Miss Kerr, which was decided by
drawing In Miss Kerr's favor. The gentlemen's
nrst prize was won by Mr.. Jones' Miss Balm
ana Mr.. Higgins were successful competitors
Tor the BOBBY prizes. After the game the party
partook OF refreshments and engaged in dane
ing until a late hour.
Mrs. DR.. j. B. Ten Eyck of 1901 o street will
be at home Saturdays in February. On Satur-
DAY the 9Th, she will be assisted in receiving by
Mrs. L. A. CrandslI, Mrs. Emily +. Hort, Miss
Parker of Buffalo and others.
Miss Luta Iden of Hamilton. Va, il visiting
the Misses Skinner. s002 street, West Wash
ington.
Mrs. VIM. Oscar Roome and the Misses Roome
will receive their friends on Thursdays from
O'Clock until 10 Pm, 1917 Corcoran street.
The marriage of Mr.. VIM. H. Manogue and
Miss Lizzie Mccartney has been announced to
take place at Trinity church (Georgetown) on
the 18th Of February.
Mrs. Chas. McLaran and her daughters, Mrs.
Lucas and Miss McLaran, will receive on Thurs
days at the Shoreham instead Of Tuesdays.
Mrs. Senator Moody will not receive on Mon
day, February 8, but will on the following Mon
day.
Misses Kondrup will assist at Mrs Gen.
Greene's tea Monday. 30 will not be at home,
but will receive the following Mondays.
Mrs. R. F. Pettigrew will not receive on
Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. Hamlin will not receive on
Monday, but will be at home Oh subsequent
Mondays Of February.
MIR. and Mrs. E Heidenheimer have issued
cards for the wedding reception of their
daughter Sara and Mr.. Joseph kohler, Sunday
evening February 9, from 2 to 10 pm, at COZ
street.
Mrs. S. Mauger of 18th street northwest has
moved to 1886 18th street.
Mrs. Sallie Dillon of 1925 T street northwest
will be at home to her friends Tuesdays.
Mrs. Hosea Townsend of Colorado has re-
turned from New York. Both her son and
daughter will spend the Easter vacation in
Washington. Mrs. Townsend will receive the
first two tuesdays in February at 941 X street
Miss Emma Post of New York is visiting Miss
Ada Carmen ofQ street.
The Norwood Literary Society will be ad-
dressed tonight by Mr.. b. H. Warner and by
the Hon. Horatio King. Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell
have invited number Of guests to grace the
occasion.
The Unity club will be entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Cabell Wednesday evening, February
D. The feature of the occasion will be an ad-
dress upon Central America, to be delivered by
amember of the Pan-American congress-.
Owing to the continued illness of Mrs. Belle
B. Bond of Boston her customary visit of sew
eral weeks to this city this season has been in
definitely postponed.
Mrs. George E. Emmons of No. 1913 l. street.
a charming hostess, gave a delightful dancing
party last evening III honor of her sister, Miss
Ada Smith of Westminster, Md. The parlors
were handsomely decorated and brilliantly
lighted The guests repaired to the dining
collation. was served after which dancing
was continued until q late hour. There
were present the Misses Thomson. Mr..
and Mrs. Padgett, Misses Parker, Miss Young,
MIR. and Mrs. Rheems, Mrs. Thomson, Miss
Hall. Miss Fowble, Miss Walbach of Baltimore.
Capt. smith, Mr.. Deknight, Mr.. Greenwich,
Mr.. Miller, MIR. Young, Mr.. Myers and many
others.
Mrs. Lester gave german at her handsome
residence on l street last night. The beautiful
ball room was picture of flowers pretty faces
and elegant toilets. tempting repast was
served during the evening. Among those pres
ent were Gen. and Mrs. Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Misses Clara
Williams, Florence Wilmington, Mildred
Hamilton, Marie Lester, Eleanore Brown, Rose
Palmer. Mamie Thompson and Lillian Williams
Judge and Mrs. Palmer, Messrs. L. W. Mason
Robert Harris, c. j. Palmer, Alan Lewis, Louis
Z. Justice, Will W. Miller and Lieut.. H. NJ
Hobson- Mr.. L. C. Justice led the german,
the figures being very pretty.
Mrs. Senator Pierce and daughter will not re-
ceive on Monday, but will be at home to callers
as usual on the following Monday at POI North
Capitol street.
Virginia is furnishing her quota Of charm
ing young ladies to add to the gaiety of the
capital this winter. Among the latest addi-
tons are Misses Belle Perkins and Mary w.
Lewis of Richmond. Miss Lewis belongs to the
celebrated Virginia family Of that name. She
Is at present the guest of her aunt, Mrs John
Amber Smith, 1886 18th street northwest.
The ladies of the Irvington will receive on
Tuesdays in February from 8 to s.
Miss Leila Combs, 1911 Goth street. invited a
number of friends last night to meet her guest,
Miss Newman of ST. Louis. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch, Mr.. and NJ. Il.
Dooley, MIR. and Mrs. Baber, Lieut. and Mrs.
hoicombe, Mrs. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe,
MIR. and Mrs. James Walsh, Misses May Larr
Annie Bryan, McCalmont, Wilcox, Hoicombe,
Messrs. McCalmont, Keith, White, Taylor, Fife,
and Lieut.. Bryan
The Hammer, Harmer-Reeside tea, which
takes place Monday next from 8 to 6, has
awakened great curiosity IN social circles The
receiving party besides the two accomplished
hostesses will have assistants others well
known to fame. The browning event of the
day will be the debut Of q young thorn of
the masculine type, who has concluded that
the society birds have had matters Of this
ktnd altogether too long their own way. A
grave and most distinguished man outside the
family has promised to be sponsor on this oc-
caslon; and II the young nlan's courage does
not fail at the last moment; new social inpo-
walton will be introduced and a great society
triumph be accomplished. The floral decora-
lions Will be unique, the music from sweet
ltalia's shore, and nothing will be left undone
to make this one Of the browning social events
of the season.
The Misses Camak will receive their friends
at the Richmond on Monday. Miss Hattie
Pouitney OF Baltimore ID visiting them