Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
SOCIAL MATTERS.
what Il Going ON Among Fashionable Peo-
ple-Personals OF Interest.


ple-Personals OF Interest.
Among the ladies receiving tomorrow are the
following residing on 4 street; Madame
Zegarra, 1919; Mrs Ralph W. HAYNES, 1898;
Mrs Horace s. Cummings. 1f56; Mrs. n Leo
Knott. l730; Mrs. A n. Mankin. 1l01: Mrs. A.
C. Matthews, 1908; Miss Radcliffe; Miss Mary
Radcliffe, 1873; Miss Aukam, 1919; Miss Mason.
1s16; Mrs. Harrison Fl. Dodge, 1915; Mrs. Will
lam H. Browne, l645; Mrs. William Kearny
Carr. 141S; Mrs. W. o. Cunningham. IT'S, and
the Misses Phillips, 1119. Mrs. John Skae, Miss
Skae, the Nornandie; Mrs. John Dalzell. Miss
Dalzell, 1901 Massachusetts, avenue; Mrs. kauff
mann, 1921. Massachusetts avenue; Mrs. Ed
mund Waddill, IT,, 14i3 II street; Mrs Emma
Fl. Fitch, Mrs. Jordan, 1913 street; Mrs.
John Edgar Reyburn, 1911 Connecticut avenue;
Mrs. c. NJ. Pepper, Miss Backer, 1887 r street;
Mrs. Thomas Owens, Mrs. R. P. Camden, the
Buckingham; Mrs. Spinola, Mrs. I. c. Craw-
ford, the Arlington: Mrs. Matthew p. Read, 6
Lafayette square; Mrs. J. W. Nightingale. l7l4
18th street, Mrs. William ]. Cornell, 400
Massachusetts avenue; Mrs. Charles Haywood,
Miss Eleanor Lacey, the Hamilton; Mrs. W. W.
Morrow, the Richmond: Mrs. A. V. Kautz, the
ElsInere; Mrs. ]. E. Padgett, the Lincoln;
Mrs. W. H. Fitzhugh Lee, the Ebbitt; Mrs.
John Blair Hoge, Mrs. Geo. W. Z. Dorsey, Mrs.
Gordon, at the Portland. Mrs. Estes G. Rath-
bone, 16l4 Rhode Island avenue; Mrs. Auden-
reid, 1924 Vermont avenue; Mrs G. E. Cleye-
land, Sc7 18th street.
The teas on Saturday afternoon hourished in
spite Of the depressing influences of the day.
The largest was probably that given by Mrs.
and Miss Quay, and the guests included their
older friends as well q large contingent of
those who had most interest and pleasure in
dancing. The psrlor suite, the long dining
room and the ball room were all decorated
with flowers and presented a most festive APP
pearance when the company commenced to
gather III strong array about 5 O'Clock. Mrs.
Quay wore a silver gray brocade with glistcn-
ing passemente-ies. Miss Quay's delicate
brunette beauty was enhanced by her gown Of
shell pink crepe. Miss Quay, niece of the
Senator, who is on from Pittsburg visiting the
family, was also gowncd in pink crepe. Miss
Scranton had on a dress of pink crepe lisse,
with black ostrich tips; Miss HOyt. red china
silk; Miss Sherman, white silk null, with blue
ribbon velvet; Miss Parker, in white crepe; the
Misses Butler, black net gowns, and Miss Ding
ley. in black lace, were the young ladies assist
ing. Among the guests were Mrs. and Miss
Dalzell, Hon. and Mrs. Chas. Gibson, Mrs. But
Ter, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. and Miss
Burdette. Mrs. and the Misses Deveridge and
Mrs. and Miss Faulkner.
Mrs. Marshal Macdonald and Miss MacDon-
aid gave tea, which brought together large
company of their friends. Miss Stickney of
Boston, Miss Lippett, Miss Mccormick, Miss
Macdonald, Mrs. James Washington, Mrs. Max
well, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. Shields
and Miss Blackburn were in the receiving
party.
Mrs. Godfrey was the hostess Of another tea,
assisted by her daughter, Miss Lille Godfrey,
at their home, 1706 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Catchings will hold her last reception
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. ]. H. Cavanaugh and Miss Cavanaugh
will not be at home tomorrow TUESDAY, but
will hold their last reception Tuesday, Feb
ruary 10.
Miss Lillian Cavanaugh will receive with
Mrs. Gen. Spinola tomorrow at the Arlington.
Mrs. Wilmington gave a tea Friday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roach. The center
piece was roses and ferns, vases of lilies being
at each end of the cloth. Those present at the
table were Mrs. A. Holland Misses Helen and
Lily Woodward, Miss Evie Joanes, Mr.. Wise,
DR.. Powell, Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Chandler of
Vermont.
Mrs. Horace S. Cummings will receive to-
morrow and will have Mrs. p. C. Cheney Of
New Hampshire with her.
One of the pleasantest meetings Of D. C. Alpha
Chapter, Phi Kappa Psi fraternity of this sea-
residence of Mr.. Harry W. Smith, 1910 H street.
This chapter was formed years ago at Colum
bian University and many of the most prom
inent citizens of the capital look back with
fondest recollections to the time of their con-
nection with ID. G. Alpha. Among the active
members present at the meeting were Messrs.
Kennedy, Mearns, Carstarphar, Wilkinson, SUIT
lift, Houghton, Thompson, Smith and Hodge.
Preparations are being made for the annual
Phi Psi banquet, at which about one hundred
members will be present.
Mr.. Jos. s. Boss has issued invitations for
the marriage of his daughter to Mr.. Logan
Prosise. jr., on Wednesday, the 4th instant at
Hamline Me Church.
Mrs. F. G. Aukam and Miss Bertha Aukam
will no nj IN hai- Fr,n 10
sisted by Misses Weir, Plain, Greenwood, Town
send and Careely.
Mrs. j. d. Taylor will not receive tomorrow,
but will make calls on that day.
Mrs. Edwin II. Truell, No. 1Ol4 K street. will
not receive tomorrow, but will be at home to
her friends the remaining Tuesdays in Febru-
airy.
On last Saturday evening Mr.. Ffoulke gave
an exquisite supper at the Metrop oli;an Club
The guests were Gen. Bingham. Admiral Greer,
Judge McCammon, Lieut.. SelfriGge. Surgeon
Wilson, Gen. Robertson, Col. CasSels. DIR. Ham,
mond, Assistant Secretary Adee, and Judge
Strong.
Mrs. c. H. Buchler of Gettysburg is the guest
of Mrs. ]. A. Swope, Capitol Hill
Misses Lillian B. Dickerson and Nellie H.
Stevens of Hartford are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. o. G. Simonson, ID Indiana avenue. Mr.
Elni, Starek OF the same address, who has re-
Gently returned from a trip in the west, will re-
ceive his friends on Wednesday.
Mrs Il. P. Flower and Mrs. Taylor will not
receive tomorrow.
Miss Reich of Baltimore is visiting Mis-,
Swope. 214 street southeast
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Metropolitan NJ. E. Church will give pink tea
Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs
Culbertson, 23S North Capitol street.
Mrs. Arthur Yates will be at home, 1412 18th
street, Tuesday from to 6, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. q. NJ. Douglas, Mrs. Grey Doug
las and Mrs. N. L. rockingham.
The Z.AN.Y. Club was entertained last Sat-
urday night by Miss Winter at her home, 1928
9th street.
Mrs. BENZ. J. Darneiile and the Misses OAR
nellie, formerly of 2722 n street northwest, are
now ut their new home, 1903 18th street.
Miss Addie C. Paine of Boston is the guest of
Mrs. Edgar Allen, and viii assist her again in
receiving next Friday, which will be her last
formal reception this season.
At the concert to be given on Saturday even
ing at the National Rifles Armory, to close the
bazaar for the Garfield Memorial Hospital, the
musical program will be furnished by the
Misses Hunt, Miss Katie Gordon from Mime
apolis, Miss Sheppard, Miss Harlan, Miss Lucas,
Miss Lincoln, Miss Prull, Miss Miller, Mrs. Kas-
PAR and Mrs. II. S. Owen. The Musical Club
will also assist in this highly interesting pro-
gram
Mrs. John A. Logan has cards out for We'd
nesday. 4 to z, to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop
Margaret Sidney'j. They are now Mrs.
Logan guests.