Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
SOCIAL MATTERS.
About Well-Known People-Personal Notes
of Interest.

About Well-Known People-Personal Notes
of Interest.
Many Of the ladies who keep up to their
usual day at home we're rewarded yesterday
by having their friends drop in, although the
rain prevented many laudable intentions Of the
Hutchinson on Massachusetts, avenue,
Miss Colt at the Shoreham, Mrs N. L. Jeffries,
Miss Armstrong. Mrs. and the Misses Du
Hamei and the Misses Boyle we're some Of those
not forgotten In the list
The marriage Of Miss Annie Fisher, daughter
OF the second auditor Of the treasury, to Mr..
Sohoon OF ST. Louis will take place at the
family residence Oh G street next Wednesday.
Only a family gathering has been invited.
secretary Proctor gave o dinner party last
night. His guests were Senator Henderson,
Speaker Reed, DR.. Seward Webb, Gen. Nc
Culiough, Gen. Batchelder, Mr.. Mckinley, Mr..
Gogsweii. Mr.. Grout, Mr.. I. g. Crawford, Mr..
decked with yellow tulips
Col and Mrs. Gilman will give Q musicale
tomorrow evening and Representative and Mrs.
Dalzell will give euchre party.
Mrs. Pellew, Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs.
Train all gave luncheons today.
Mrs. Parker Mann will be at home to callers
today. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Cammann are
going to New York tomorrow TO their own
home.
Miss Matte Mitchell gave dinner party OF
eighteen covers last night.
The cabinet receptions yesterday afternoon
were not general. Mrs. and Miss Proctor have
returned from Fortress Monroe, Miss Miller is
out west and Mrs and Miss Wanamaker ATE in
New York.
Miss Woodward. from Chicago, is visiting Mrs.
A: L. Barber at Belmont and with other ladies
will assist her tomorrow.
Miss McC'lsnsey Of Norfolk is the guest Of
Mrs. Ayimer
merry party Of little folks filed the psrlor,
OF Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, 495 Maryland avenue,
Last evening to celebrate the birthday snniver
sary OF their youngest daughter. Elsie. Among
those present were Annie Rau, Ida
and sister. Harry Morrison and sister Percy
strang 7. Smith, Joe Hendley, Addie and Net
tic Burk. Belle Pollard, Belle and Agnes Jo-
hanson. Lilly Einstein, Ella Mitchell, Harry
fearce, L. Trueworthy, G. Prince, Harvey
Garlic, Fannie Bennett and n Rau. A boun-
every one present, and after several hours
spent in amusement the tired little folks sought
their homes.
Mrs. Heber May has out Invitations for
musicale Saturday evening. February %.
The Misses George and Mabel Clarke, sister
and daughter of Hon. r. H. Clarke of Alabama.
are the guests of Miss Lizzie Jones, No. 1343 T
street.
Owing TO illness in the family Mrs. Metals
and Miss Metals viii not receive on Friday.
Miss Estelle Davis Of Howard county is visit
ing the Misses Harris Of No 1892 9th street
northwest
Countess Esterhazy gave pink luncheon today
in honor of Mrs. Harrison at the fine old home
of the CAROLS, corner Of 18th and streets.
The ladies invited to meet Mrs. Harrison were
Mrs. Field, Mrs Stanford, Nine. Guzman, Mrs.
Cockrell, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Macallister Laugh
ton, Mrs. G.. B. Loring, Mrs A. Leo Knott, Mrs.
Allen McLane, Mrs. T. Dix Bales and Mrs. Car
roll. Countess Esterhazy's mother.
The Aldine Club gave its initial dance last
evening at Burnay's Hall. The occasion was a
very enjoyable one and proved q success in
spite Of the disagreeable weather. Among
those present were Misses Duvaii, Fitch,
Halves and Bruce, Banks Birmingham Moffatt,
Cocks, Winter, Windfe1d and Potter and
Mcssrs. Thompson. Blondel, Ross, Z. D. An
derson, Gleason, Colburn, H. c. and E. T.
Lewis. Howenstein, Britton, Winter and D.
Anderson.
Mrs. s. B. Sheibley and her mother. Mrs. ".
H. Gaines Of 20i4 G street, will be at home to-
morrow friday, assisted by Mrs. NJ. A. King
of New York.
Mrs. H. st. George Tucker will receive her
friends informally Saturday afternoon for the
last time this season, as she expects 20 leave
shortly for New Orleans with her sister, Miss
Johnston.
Miss Nellie Nye and Mrs. Eddy Of Boston.
Mass., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William C.
Hunt at 1881 L street.