Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
WORLD OF SOCIETY.
Many Notable Entertainments as
.. the Season Wanes.
TEAS, RECEPTIONS.
What Was Going On Last Evening-Ladies
Who Will Receive Tomorrow = Personal
Notes of Interest-Coming Events-The
Dancing Club Entertained.


Who Will Receive Tomorrow = Personal
Notes of Understanding Events-The
Dancing Club Entertained.
Among those receiving tomorrow are Nine.
Mendonca and the Misses Mendonca, 1851 Mas
sachusetts avenue; Nine. Guzman. 1924 18th
street; Nine. Lascano. 1923 10th street; Mrs.
John W. Mason, 1415 Hopkins place; Mrs.
Bengir Hermann, 922 l street; Mrs. G. Fitz
James Colburn, 1900 @ street; Mrs. McCalla.
Dupont circle; Mrs. DR.. Pope, 1109 14th street;
Mrs. Marcus J. Wright, POPS G street; Mrs.
Browne. the Portland; Mrs. Manning Kennard
Eyre. PALS X street; Mrs. Edward Walter Eberle,
1925 street; Mrs. Kate Kearney, Mrs. Henry,
avenues Miss Lay, 1923 18th street; Mrs. l. A.
Rosecrans, 71G 18th street; Mrs. z. T. Sewers,
1920 New York avenue; Mrs. Mary d. Baker,
1909 18th street; Mrs. Maud Clisbee, Mrs.
c. L. Sampson, 17f3 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. Mrs. John Stephen. 1886 Corcoran
street; Mrs. Horace Boughton, 619 18th street;
Miss Cordelia L. Mayo, Fredonia; Miss Lottie
Plain, 907 Massachusetts avenue; Mrs. II. b.
Arnold, laos H street; Mrs. William H. Hatch.
Miss Hatch, 1922 G ST.; Mrs. r. b. Bradford.
1922 p street; Mrs. J. Keith Edwards, 5lS 2lst
street; Mrs. William Cogswell, 1924 L street;
Mrs J.. E. Payson, Ills G street; Mrs. A. A.
Wilson, 1000 g street; Mrs. T. w. BARLEY, 1850
18th street; Mrs W. A. Wayne, 1910 Q street;
Mrs Carroll ID. Wright, 1909 street; Mrs. and
Miss Ashford 91S Farragut square; Mrs. J.
Fairfield Carpenter, 1927 10th street; Mrs. H.
Ten Eyck, 1927 10th street; Mrs. W. o. Bald
win, 2035 street, Mrs. s. p. Brown, 1909 NJ
street. Mrs j. ]. Little. 1911 r street: Mrs.
Daniel Shepard, 1914 p street; Mrs. James o.
DOnneI, l7l2 street; Mrs. G. d. Brooks, 1905
10Th street, Mrs. J. T. Kelly. 81 4th street: Mrs.
c. David White. 1920 18th street; Mrs. Belden
Noble. 1875 Massachusetts avenue; Mrs. J. W.
Powell. $40 ii street: Mrs. John NJ. Farquahar,
Sl3 18th street, Mrs. Edgar Allan, 1872 street.:
Mrs. Robert Christy, 1906 18th street; Mrs. F.V.
McNeir, naval observatory; Mrs A. W. Greedy.
1914 G street; Mrs McFalls 1909 9Th streets:
Mira. Z. n. Morrill,, 623 13t.l street: Mrs. Barton
ID. Jones, 1911 G street; Mrs. A. p. Davis, 1910
Larch street, lie Droit Park; Miss Ellis, 1923
street: Mrs. James Il. Howell, 1907 L street.;
Mrs. +. W. Palmer. 1903 P street.
Mrs. Logans home was most attractively
filed yesterday afternoon by her friends in
vited to meet her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop
of Boston and Concord. The latter is the pleas
ant writer of juvenile stories over the sigma
rure of Margaret sydney" Mrs. Logan's black
silk gown was an effective contrast to the
dainty mauve bengaline, prettily trimmed with
lace in which Mrs. Lothrop was gowned. Mrs.
Farwell, who had on a rich dress OF pansy
velvet and light brocade: Mrs. r. c. Crawford,
in dark green velvet: the Misses Cameron. in
gowns of black dresses of crepon: Miss Gambler,
in black net over mauve satin; Miss Gordon
of Minnesota in heliotrope wool with gilt rib
bon; Miss Mitchell, in gray wool with a jacket
of emerald green velvet. and Mrs. Tucker who
had mauve silk with Irish point embroidery,
were assisting in receiving. The rooms were
all prettily decked with specimen roses. In
the dining room the center piece on the re-
freshment table was scarlet tulips. Today
Mrs. Logan will not be at home, as usual on
Thursday.
Mrs. W. B. Moses and her sons, Mr. H. C.
Moses and Mr.. A. o. Moses, were the hostess
and hosts of brilliant reception last night at
the Normandie. Their guests filled all of the
parlor floor. dancing in the large dining room
and having the halls and parlOrs for CONVERSE
ton and promenading. All Of the rooms were
richly decorated with flowers and palms, the
mantels being banked in foliage plants Out
in the large dining room there was the same
effective ornamentation. Shortly after the re-
ception commenced this room filled with
dancers and the pleasure kept up until
very late. Mrs. Moses had her daughter. Mrs,
Gosling of New York, and her guest. Mrs. Walter
A. Willard of New York, to receive with her.
Mrs. Moses wore a superb gown OF creamy
white satin brocaded in canary colored flowers
The train was of canary velvet. The low
necked bodice was edged with narrow border
Of yellow feathers. She wore pearl necklace
and pearl ornaments in her hair Mrs Gosliug
wore pale grey bengaline and crepe, garlanded
with vioets. Mrs. Willard wore white chiffon.
prettily trimmed with bands of white ostrich
feathers. The occasion marked in q happy
way the birthday OF Mr.. Harry
great enjoyment tic ali participating.
Among those present were DR. and Mrs. s. s.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, Miss Helen Boyd.
Mrs. ard Miss breckenridge, Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Emery, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Joy Edison, Mr.
and Mrs. Staples Mr. Vim. b. Shaw, Mr., Mrs
and Miss Tailmadge, Mrs. Georganna Wilson,
Miss Wilson, Mrs. and Miss Stetson. Miss
Sturtevani, NJ. and Yrs. Frank Presbrey, the
Misses McNulty. Capt. and Mrs. Montgomery,
Mr.. and Mrs Hibbs, Dr.. and Mrs S. s. Adams.
DR.; q: n. Acker, Mr. Aulahan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall, Mr.. Leroy Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs Thomp-
Smith, Col Clark and Miss Sallie Clark, Miss
Dillon, Mr. Howard Perry. Miss BERTHE Cowery.
Miss Addie Gensler, Miss Turner of Baltimore.
Miss Clara Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. Kondrup, Mr.
and Mrs. W: V. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Simmons, Mrs. and Miss Metals, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, DR.. Fred Ward. Mr.. Robert Elder.
Col and Mrs. A. II. Davis, Miss Mallory, Miss
Fannie Mallory of New York, Lieut. j. L. Sill,
Miss Poir;e of New York, Miss Speake of Chi
cago, Mr.. Robert NJ. Larner. Miss Currie Lar
ner, Mr. and Mrs Lacey, Miss Addie Burr, DR..
and Mrs. Hammond, Miss Miller, Mr.. Edward
Miller, Gen. and Mrs. Osbourne, DR.. and Mrs
Weld, DR.. Hamlin, Mr. Jules Guthridge. DIR
StOwell, MIR. and Mrs. Mcknight, DIR. and Mrs.
Fisher, Mrs Spinola, Mr.. Swan, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Miss Blackburn of Albany: Mr.. James
I.LAoi =. ~ W"oo. III Daiiy, ME. anu MIS-
VIM. Hibbs, Representative and Mrs. Seney,
Miss Cleveland, DIR. and Mrs. Corey, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston,
Mr.. ami Mrs. NJ. d. Lincoln, Mrs. and Miss
McKelden and Mr.. and Mrs. Truell.
Mrs. Frank Gordon will give tea on the
coming Friday at 8 O'Clock to meet Miss
COrbin.
Mrs. Willard Warner has been hastily sum-
moned south because of the illness Of her
mother.
The marriage ceremony of Miss Lay and Mr..
Wharton will take place at o'clock next Tues
day at the residence of Mrs. Hobson in the
presence of only family party. A reception
will follow from to half-past 4, to which only
q limited number are hidden.
Mrs. Mckee has gone to New York for few
days rest and recreation.
Mrs. DIR. Pope, 1109 14th street, will hold her
last reception for the present season tomorrow
afternoon after o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Christy, 1905 18th street, will
hold her last reception for the season tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Avery DeLano Andrews, the daughter of
Gen. SchOfeld, gave an afternoon reception
yesterday, to which all of official and social
Washington seemed to have been invited. This
charming hostess looked as pretty AZ possible
in u quiet gown of mauve silk, with q becoming
ostrich feather boa around her shoulders. She
had assisting her Miss Kilbourne of Dubuque
Iowa. who is spending the winter here az her
guest. Miss Kilbourne had on a gown of cream
cologed chiffon with ribboned borders The