Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-07

month Mt her Philadelphia home.
Mrs. W. E. Chandler receptions this winter
win be held as usual on Thursday, between the
hours Of 4 and 6 o'clock.
Mrs. ]. r. Hawley will not receive this sea-
| son.
DR.. 7. B. Kramer and his bride, after two
weeks spent in New York, Brooklyn and Bos-
ton, arrived yesterday at the house Of Rev.
| Samuel Kramer, and will be pleased to see
| friends at ga street southeast
Mrs. E. 8. Lacey and the Misses Lacey will
receive on Saturdays in January at 1872 Con-
| necticut avenue.
Miss Fanny Campbell and her brother Of 26
street northwest have returned home after
spending two months with relatives in Penn
sylvania.
Miss Estelle Huyck, WHO is fast recovering
from her recent illness, will probably pass the
winter in Florida. Miss Mae Huyck Is In Bslti-
| more, the guest Of Miss Harwood.
Mr.. VIM. Zimmerman and Miss Maggie Franck
viii be married this evening at the home of
Mrs Sarah Franck, No. 926 9th street north
west
Mrs. M. B. Curtis Of No. 40 street north
east gave o 2 o'clock tea last evening, the occa-
| sion being the birthday of her daughter Stella.
Miss Stella, who was assisted by Miss Meta Med
ford, was becomingly attired in q frock of pearl
and shell pink. Miss Medford wore an India
| silk and bronze velvet. After tea the ladies
were joined by young gentlemen and a merry
evening was spent in games Of tiddleby winks.
The ladies Of Mount Vernon Seminary will
| be at home to their friends on Fridays after
| o'clock.
Miss Jessie Smith Of Henderson, N. c., is the
guest OF Mrs c. Ulrich Kennedy, 1742 N street
| northwest.
Mrs. 8. F. Emmons has sent out cards for
Saturday evenings in January and February.
The evening Of the 10th will be a specially
brilliant affair, since Madame de Barrios, the
beautiful widow of the late president Of Guate-
main, will receive with Mrs. Emmons.
Mrs. Mcpherson will not receive Thursday
Of this week.
Mr.. C. c. Glover gave box party at the
National Theater last night. The party,
which numbered about twenty-five, filed the
-four right-hand boxes.
The Misses Beveridge gave a delightful
theater party at the National last night to see
Mr. Sothern in 'The Master of Woodbarrow"
After the performance the party, which filed
two rows in the front part Of the theater, re-
turned to the residence Of Mr.. II. w. Bever-
idse. 1913 H street, where an elaborate supper
was served, and dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour in the morning. Mrs. Montgomery
offciated as chaperone at the theater, but Mr.
and Mrs. Beveridge did the honors of the
house most graciously. Those who were pres
sent were the Misses Prall Miss Gait, Miss
kauffmann, and Mr.. r. Edwin Joyce, Mr. Frank
McDermott. the Messrs. Parks, the Messrs
Miller, DR.. Best. Mr.. Weir, Mr.. Victor Kauff-
mann and Mr.. Fred. Smith.
Miss Cabell, 1909 Massachusetts, avenue, has
issued cards for an afternoon tea tomorrow at
5 o'clock.
Mrs. Vim. R. Riley introduced her second
daughter: Miss Ellen Riley, into society at q
delightful tea yesterday afternoon from till Z.
The handsome house. Iowa circle, was prettily
decorated with flowers, and the receiving party
stood in line just within the door of the front
drawing room, where all the guests as they
entered were received by the hostess and intro
duced to the young debutante. Miss Ellen
Riley looked particularly pretty in q simple
gown Of soft clinging white. For three hours
and more the spacious rooms were well filed
with steady line Of callers who are we'll known
in Washington society life. Mrs. Riley was as
sisted in receiving her guests and dispensing
the Inequalities Of the house by her daughter,
Miss Riley, Mrs. johnson, Misses Fauntleroy,
Rice and Thompson. The young ladies' were in
the dining room, where splendid collation. was
laid and an orchestra added greatly to the
pleasure of the occasion. Among those present
were Paymaster johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Orme,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
guson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cragin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Belt, DR.. and Mrs. Frey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Stead, the Misses johnson, Gwyn, Mason,
Elliot, Bingham, Patton, Rice and the Messrs.
Trimble, Riley. johnson, Morgan, Rust, Henry.
On account Of the recent death of her sister.
the wife of Senator Blackburn will not hold
her reception at the Ebbitt House tomorrow.
There was a pleasant party given at the resi-
dence Of the Misses Smith. 1117 Massachusetts,
avenue. last evening. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. =. }. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Smith, Misses r. Clarke, NJ. Crown, NJ
Dunn, NJ. Scott, Z. Doyle, NJ. Madigan, and the
Misses Smith, Messrs. Clarke, c. Z. Forsyth. C.
Moberiy, L. L. Jones, j. r. Dean, W. F. Daily
W. r: Williams, c: Dunn, B. Locraft, J. C. v.
Dancing was INDUCED in untila late hour.
Mrs. Andrews, wife of Lieut.. Andrews. gave
a luncheon today at the residence of Gen.
Schofield in honor of Mrs. Mckee. The other
guests were Mrs. Dimmick, Mrs. Russell Har-
rison. Miss Window, Miss Ernst Miss Sheriff.
Miss May Williams, Mrs Charles J. Campbell
Andrews guests. The table had a pink silk
scarf down the center, tied with bows Of rib
bon. pink shaded lamp was in the center
The scarf was edged with smilax. The favors
were dainty calendars with the guests name
in raised silver letters and had long pink ribbons
to hang them up when taken home.
The following ladies gre at Wizards and will
receive Fridays in January: Mrs. Roger @.
Mills and Miss Mills. Mrs. Jas. H. Blount and
Miss BlOunt, the Misses Rice, Mrs. A. NJ. Doch-
cry, Mrs. J. c. Tarsney, Mrs. B. F. Shively,
Mrs. w. w. Dickerson, Mrs. A. ]. Hopkins, Mrs
Paymaster and Mrs. R. Calhoun have with
them their niece, Miss Talmage, an accom-
plished debutante from ST. Louis. Both ladies
will be ut home informally to their friends on
Wednesdays at l347 Q street northwest.
Mr.. Hugh J. Jewett, jr., of Maryland is a
guest of Mrs. d. A. Chambers, 1441 @ street.
Mrs. Chambers, Miss Chambers and their guest,
Miss Black Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are among those
who receive on Wednesday afternoons.
Mrs. Isaac N. jackson Of 9l4 Massachusetts,
avenue will be at home Thursdays in January.
Mrs. Neil Belt of 1103 New Hampshire avenue
gives q tea tomorrow afternoon from to 6
o'clock.
Mrs. I. F. Mcfarland and Miss mcfarland
are in their own house. 1727 F street, for the
winter, and will see their friends Friday after
moons and evenings in January and February.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bruce Gray have issued in
vitations for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Clara Florence Rodrigue, to DR.. Thomas
Marshall Norton, ut st. Johns Church, on We'd
nesday, January 81, at IL o'clock noon.
Mrs. E. ]. Brown Of No. 4l8 18th street south
west gave birthday party to her sister, Miss
Eva Butterhof, last night. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. Morris Brown, Mr.. g. o. Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stopper. Mr.. Woods, Miss Jennie
Shughrue, Mrs. langley, Miss 8. Langley, Mr.
E. Hunter, Mr.. Z. Cutler. Mrs. X Koran, Miss
Ida Arnold, Mr.. Harry Koran, Mr.. Joe Koran,
Miss Lizzie Arnold. Mr.. Frank Langley, Mr..
H. Otis, Mr.. Hudson, Mr.. Ashford Miss C.
Moling, Miss l.. Murphy, Miss L. Robey, Mr..