Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-29

Upton, Mrs. 7. C. Crawford, Mrs. All. Walker.
Mrs. J. b. T. Upper, Ms. Heaven. the Misses
Heaven, Miss Walker and Miss Calkins.
Mr. and Mrs. l. o. DeLAshmult have left the
Rochester and are with Mr.. and Mrs +. W.
Moiat, l60l 18th street, for the remainder Of
the winter.
Following the cabinet dinner 70 be given by
Postmaster General and Mrs wanamakcr this
evening there will be q reception. 30 which a
large number Of guests have been invited. IL
VIA not be dancing reception, as enormously
announced.
BY mistake Miss Lucille Hyard's name was
left out Of the list Of those receiving with Mrs
Senator Power at the Arlington this afternoon.
Mrs. Senator Blair is now in Manchester,
n: H., and is not expected TO return to
Washington this winter.
Last night pleasant party assembled at the
residence Of Mr.. J. r. Haislip, 4S2 L street
northwest, to celebrate the first anniversary Of
the birth OF his son Cal. Among the guests
were Mr.. Arthur L. Haislip. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Q. Cassell. Mr.. and Mira sam German, Mrs
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bollof. Mr. Dan
Boilof. Miss Fannie and Rosie Cassell. Mr..
Charles Volland and daughter, Miss Almas.
Miss Mttie Maddox of Fauquier county. Va.
Is visiting Miss Gertrude Thompson, zoos q
street. She will assist Mrs. and Miss Thomp-
son tomorrow and Friday, Februarye.
Mrs. Gen. Payne will be assisted in receiving
Friday by Mrs Eppa Hunton, jr., Mrs. Arthur
Payne, Miss Payne, Miss Nelson. Miss walthall.
Mis- Darnielle, Miss Thompson Of Virginia
Miss Stoddard OF Georgia, Miss Tarr and her
guest, Miss Mickler Of Pennsylvania.
The Misses Mccarthy gave an enjoyable pro-
gressive euchre party last evening at their
home on ii street northwest. The first prizes
were won by Miss Lizzie Fox and Mr.. Z. ].
Nee. The second prizes were won by Miss
Nrrlaa A.lN al. II q rnvf
present were Miss Lizzie Fox Of New Jersey,
Miss Emma Voigt, Miss cara Baldwin, Miss
Mamie Hartigan. Miss Katie Hart. Miss Mary
Hart. Messrs. Nee, Slattery. Shea, Jones' Selby,
Frank, Parker and Sweeney.
Mrs. Dickson gave her first tea yesterday
since moving into her new residence on street.
She was assisted in receiving by Miss Baugher,
Miss Torrian. Miss Carter, Miss Page Carter
and Miss Bessie Long of Baltimore and Miss
Condit Smith of Washington Mrs. Lay and Mrs.
Lieber presided at the pretty table and poured
tea and chocolate. The parlors and dining
room were handsomely decorated with graceful
palms and presented quite a tropical appear
| a2ce. while a prOfusion of vioieis ami roses
aided both their fragrance and beauty to the
scene. Among the callers were II. Roustan.
the minister OF France; the Japanese minister
and Madame Ta:eno, Mrs. Lothrop Bradley.
Ms. Lee OF Virginia, Surgeon General
Browne, U.S.N.; Mrs. Van Eeypen, Mrs. Phillips,
Miss Ethel Janney, Miss Patten, Miss Claggett,
Mrs Claggett, Mrs. Whitney, MIR. I. NJ. Ian.
| ahan, Mr.. Iorrian and Dir. Carroll of Baltimore,
Mrs. Bell, the Misses German, Miss Wanamaker.
Mrs and Miss kelton and their guest, Miss
Knowles of England; Mr. and Mrs. Washington,
Mr.. Freeman, Capt. Cowles and Lieut.. Null
lgan, C.S.N.; Lieut.. uutchins, U.S.N.; Lieut..
Tate. C.S.A.; Mr.. Nickliiie Preston, Mr.. Breck-
enridge, Mr.. Peyton Legare, Mr.. Andrews.
Mr. +. A. Richardson gave on Sunday even-
ing last at his residence on Vermont avenue
the third OF a series of dinner parties. His
guests were Mr.. ana Mrs. James Ii. Mckinney,
Mr. and Mrs. James f. Barbour. Lieut.. Will
Jams Of the third artillery and Mrs Williams
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. r. Young, Representative
and Mrs. McComas, Mr. and Mrs. j. Paul
Jones and Madame Renard.
Mrs. C. L. Kennedy will hold her last recep-
ton tomorrow, Friday. the 30th. at 1912 n
street She will be assisted by Miss Kennedy
and her guests, Miss Hopkins OF Baltimore and
Miss Jessica Smith of North Carolina.
Mrs. A. d. Nettleton will not receive tomor-
row, but will be at home to callers the follow
ing Friday.
Mrs. Fassett, not being able to pay visits,
gives Fridays to her friends and will have with
her tomorrow Mrs Grapdin of the Shoreham
and her sister, Mrs. s. s. Blanchard of Boston,
and sever2! young ladies' Mrs. 4. Z. Perkins
the vocalist. has promised a few songs.
Mrs. W. W. Flemming will not be at home
on Friday of this week.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles Goldsmith and
Miss Minnie Lansburgh. daughter of Mr.. Gus
tave Lansburgh, which took place yes
terday afternoon at the Eighth Street
Synagogue. was an exceedingly brilliant
event. There was large attendance. The
bridal party marched up the center aisle,
the bride and groom being preceded by four
ushers- They were followed by the parents of
both contracting parties and six ushcrs Men,
delssohns wedding march was played as they
| entered. The marriage ceremony was performed
by DIR. L. Stern. The bride was ALTERED in a
dress of white bengaline, trimmed with ostrich
feathers. She carried a bouquet of white flow
ers. The ushers were Mr.. Thomas Hahn of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Sol. Wallach, Mr.. George
Heller of Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr.. Henry Lans-
burgh, Mr.. Sol Lansburgh, Mr.. Charles Frankie
of baltimore, Mr.. Frank Bachman Of Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Charles Heiibrun, Mr.. Maurice
Lyon and Mr.. David solomon. After the cere-
mony a reception was held at Mr.. Lansburgh's
residence. The parlors were decorated with
great profusion OF flowers. The guests in
cluded not only large number of Washing
tonIans, but many from Boston, Baltimore,
Pittsburg, New York and other cities. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goldsmith left last night for a northern
tour. They will be absent from the city about
two weeks and upon their return they viii re-
side at No. 1872 Sth street northwest.