Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-22
SOCIAL MATTERS,
Hrs. Harrison's Plans-Persousl Not.s a
Interest,

invite any large gatherings a. she did last wear.
| Tor the Saturday afternoon concerts, She il
much fatigued by her recent long travel and
feels that she must rest
Mrs. Mckee has returned from Indianapolis,
where she went on Sunday last
Justice Lamar's wife has gone down south
and Will not be here again, except for brief
intervals until late in the summer, when en-
route with the Justice for their usual stay in
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Harrison was at home yesterday after
noon, BY appointment to some lady friends
The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association sd-
tourned Wednesday afternoon and yesterday
they were entertained at an afternoon tea by
the washington Club. Before the sessions Of
| the council we're over three new vice regents
we're appointed. They are Mrs. Augusta ].
Evans Of Mobile, the well-known authoress,
VINO will represent that state; Mrs. Wilder Of
Savannah. Ga, and Mrs. Lew Wallace. Many
OF the vice regents are still in the city. Mrs
Hill L. the guest Of Mrs. VIM Henry Browne.
This afternoon Mrs. Laughton gave lunch
con In honor OF the vice regents and Mrs.
Sweat. Mrs. Washington. Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Town
send, Mrs. Flandreau, Mrs. Barnes and Q few
others OF the ladies were present
Inc board OF governors Of the Washington
Club will not receive further applications for
membership until next autumn upon the return
OF most OF the members from their summer
or 40.
The Brazilian minister and his family will
leave town next Monday to spend . week in
New York before going to their country place
4 In the Adirondack.
The second anniversary Of the Catholic Club
was celebrated last night by . reception at Nc
Cauley's Hall, Capitol Hill. An extremely en-
1oyable program had been arranged and the
large number Of guests present testified by fire.
q%ens applause their appreciation of the very
Rev. NJ i. Sullivan made an address Of well
come. The literary and musical entertainment
was followed by refreshments and dancing.
An IN seresting series Of table talks was con-
onh BY Ey Mr. Geo Harbin president Of the
tons" Mr.. N: 7. Taylor, ''Ihe Reverend
Clergy" Rev. ]. F. Donahue; Catholic Social
Unity, Mr.. NJ !. Weller; ''The Press" Mr.
Milton =; Smith; 'Ths Ladies'" Mr.. Chas W.
Darr: The Day We Celebrate" Mr.. W. H.
ment was presented, as follows: Solo, Mr.. Henry
Schminke; instrumental duet, Miss Dottie
Clements and Miss Lille Seton; comic songs
MI JOS Cullen; recitation, Miss Emily Frech;
solo, Miss Hattie Richie; impersonations, Mr.
Shas. Lehman; trio, Miss Emily Frech and
Messrs Collins and Rebstock; solo, Mr. ]. P.
Collins; recitation, Mr.. Frank Rebstock, and
choice selections by the Washington Mandolin.
Banjo and Guitar Club.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
T; Kennedy, Miss Mamie Collins. Miss
Della Dougherty, Miss E. Waltemeyer, Miss
Marie Shaw, Miss Kelly, the Misses Dooley,
Miss Ella Barnes, Miss Nora Mcknight,
Miss Maggie Bryerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wise,
Miss Dugan, Mrs. ODER, Miss Howard, Miss Ida
Uoer, Mrs; Stanford, Mrs. Meads Greenwell,
Miss Nora Thorn. Miss Castell, Mrs. Berkeley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruff, Mrs. Coleman, Miss Cole
man Marceron, Messrs. D. Craven, W. Lang
voight, Martin McWaman, A. NJ Garraghy, I.
A: Dougherty, F. Rebstock, J. Nash, McKie, ].
O'Donnell, John Mccormick, NJ. 1. Weller, H.
s. Bailey, ]. L. Hutchinson, John Dugan, S. g.
Swain, o: B. Lacey, L. L. Shaw, Geo. F. Har-
bin, g: r. Repetti, James Repetti and F. F.
Repetti.
The German Dramatic Association had their
last performance of the season last Wednesday.
AS usual Willard Hall was well filed. The
first performance was Benedict's comedy,
''Ohne Pass Cwithout passports). Mrs. Roe
Mr.. F. Cfaudy as Steinfsls had principal roles.
whilst Messrs. 4. Burchard, Altrup and Escher-
ich and Miss Hilda Herzog filed the minor
parts. Mrs. ROemer Kaspar, in her role. de-
lighted the audience with several songs and
selections from operas. and proved herself to
be not merely an able actress, but also q fine
pianiste, and that to the surprise Of many of
her admirers. Mr.. Claudy was as usual. ex-
cellent, and so were the others, especially the
debutante, Miss Herzog. Mrs. Poesche, the
president, delivered an eloquent address, in
which she spoke with just pride Of the progress
the association had made since its start in
1886, and received in return from the audience
much encouraging applause and, in behalf of
the Gese llschaft from Mr.. Claudy, with some
appropriate remarks. Q handsome foral trib-
ute. Excellent music on the piano was fur
nished alternately by Miss Leavett, Mr.. Zeme-
lini, Miss Anita Schade, Miss Rosenberg
and Prof. Anton Kaspar. Then fol-
lowed, under the management Of Mr..
Lutz, five pantomimic tableaux, the first.
the sleeping Beauty" most charmingly and
Enthusiastically represented by Miss Rosa
Poesche, assisted by Messrs. Claudy, Gundlach.
Rothschild, Christiani, Burchard, Hoffmann
and Martin and the Mesdames Nussbaum.
Boelter, G. Ulke and Clara Schade The sec,
ono tap ne "Zuielma, was gracefully repre-
Coy. The third, "Gipsy Camp" with Miss
Ella Schade as center figure; the fourth,
Ihusnelda, Miss Facius in the title and the
fifth, Of 'Schelm Won Bergen" were repre-
sented by the above and Mrs. and Miss Caron,
the Misses Hattie Herzog, Carrie Didden, b,
Lutz, Annie Ulke, B. Buschmann, Lula Millet
u. Martin and Flora Ulke and tie gentlemen
Q. Hoffman,, E. Boelter, Cocker, A. Herrler.
Zoll. w. Lutz and V. L. Poesche. The between
scenes were filled out by appropriate citations
based. the first by Prof. Kemm and the
others in very poetical and effective
manner by Miss Rosa Poesche. Mrs. Roemer
kaspar, Miss Rosa Poesche and Miss Anita
Schade were delighted recipients Of beau
tiful rose bouquets Among those present were
Mrs. Leavitt, Mrs. Burchard, DR.. Dovilliers.
Prof. kaspar, Misses Nordhoff, Miss Kotzen.
berg, Misses Pauncefote, Mr.. and Mrs Schade.
Mrs. Herzog, Mrs. Won Hermann, Mrs. Sell.
hansen, Misses Tisdal, Prof. Smell, Mr. Hueb-
scher, Mr.. Olzewski, DR.. Strack, Mrs. and Miss
Whitening, Mrs. Palmer, Prof. Tn. Poesche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dobson, Miss Powell, Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. and Miss Rueckert, Mrs. Hancock, Mr..
Auerbach, Mrs. Vogt, Maj. Weyss, Mrs.
Schoenecker, Mrs. Pelz. Miss K;pp, Mr.. C,
Pelz, Mrs. and Miss Paige, Miss Porter, Miss
Burchard, Mrs. Chapman Bates, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Ulke, Miss Gallaudet, Mr.. and Miss Apel.
Mrs. Claudy, Mrs. Conley, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy.
DR.. and Mrs. Christiani, Rev. and Mrs. Facius.
DIR. Jones, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Malow and Miss
Love, MIR. Sommers, Mrs. and Miss Muehleisen.
Mrs. Won Gluemer, Mr.. Schmedtie, DIR. and Mrs
Wiehle, Miss Kimball, Mr.. Latimer, Mrs Abner.
Mr. and Mrs. Duddenhausen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wansleben, Miss L. Mills, Mr.. Boeger Misses
Eberly, Prof. Xander and Mr.. Won Puttkammer.
The A. F. and c. g. Euchre Club of LIE Droit
Park held its thirteenth meeting at the resi-
dence OF Miss Mamie Wormelle, No. 3O7 Elm
street, last evening. Those present were Miss
Sadie Taylor, Miss Louise Taylor, Miss Mamie
WOrmelle, Miss Maggie Cooper. Miss Elmer
Harvey, DR.. J. w. HOlingsworth, Mr.. Brooke
Cason Of Missouri, Mr.. h. H. Taylor Of Homo
lulu, Mr.. James johnson, Mr.. VIM. Coleman.
Mr.. Thomas Robinson, Mr.. A. Cooper Mr. z W.
Rayonalds, MIR. Vim. Brosius and mr.. VIM. Nc
Griggin. The playing was excellent. Miss Sadie
Taylor succeeded III carrying away beautiful