Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-12

| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cleveland Tyler nave m0vet
into their new house on Farragut square. A
the last they made some few changes In the ar
rangement of it, but now it Is fast assuming
completed look. e.
Another new mansion il also habitable Al
last, and Senator and Mrs. Hale are envied il
the possession of their beautiful home. The
workmen are about 1t yet, but in q short time
they will all be gone.
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Mutt Of st. Louis. who
have recently come here. have taken the house
on 18th street in which Prof. A. Graham Bell
lived last winter. Mr.. and Mrs Mutt have
been abroad for some time with their three in
terestng little girls.
Speaker Crisp. who goes home for the holi-
days, will, it is expected, be accompanied by
Mrs. Crisp wher. he returns Mrs Crisp is not
| very strong ana II is not likely that she will be
able to take part IN the social life to any great
| extent She has gone out but little during her
previoup winters at the capital.
| Mrs. Schofield Is receiving an ovation from
her irienos in all directions here. aud nearly
every day there luncheons and dinners in
her honor. Today Mrs. Sanger gave luncheon
| for her.
| TheWashirgton assemblies are being arranged
Tor january and February, and pretty much all
the details are covered, save the important one
Of dates. So thore is nothing left to do but to
| conceal Impotence until cards arrive.
Col. and Mrs Bonaparte's ball for the COM
ing out of their daughter will take place at the
Arlington on the 9th OF January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewar. Osborn have re-
turned from Chicago and are at the Shoreham
for the winter. Mrs. Osborn entertained the
! Garfield Sewing Society at luncheon yesterday
| at the Shoreham.
Mrs Bullock of 1912 Riggs street. who has
been ill for ten days. is now convalescing, but
will not be able to 60 out for a week or ten
days yet.
Mrs. T. F. Schneider will be at home Tues
days after January l. when the delays usual in
furnishing new house will be over.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hildrup will leave their
mountain home in Pennsylvania for their home
on Iowa Circle the early part of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Boiling Robertson OF Fau-
quier county, Va, who were recently married
at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
Henry w. Lynn. have devoted q few days of
their honeymoon to Washington. They will
continue their travels to include Watkins Glen,
Niagara and New York city.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Plummer has recovered from the
severe cold contracted during the extensive
repairs to her l street houses. With an addi-
ton to the large dining room the facilities for
entertaining arc better, and there will be
number OF dances at her popular home during
the season.
Miss Lillian Cavanaugh, who has been north
Rev. and Mrs. Augustine J. Smith have re-
moved from l4l4 Q street to 1901 N street
northwest.
Mrs. Silgard is again at her home, 1921 X
street.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Leighton of Capitol Hill
will not be at home Mondays during Deem
Der, but will receive as usual after January l.
Miss Gertrude G. Jochum of 800 street has
gone to New York to spend the holidays
Mrs. Theodore Friebus is suffering from the
grip.
Miss Florence Hawley of Kansas, formerly of
this city, is visiting her uncle, ]. w. Sherman,
OBI I'd street northeast.
The Merchants Rifles Company B, fifth bat
talon. d. c. n. G. will give their tenth hop at
Reh's Hall on Tuesday evening next. Arrange
ments have been made to have the entire COM
pany Of dancers and wallhowers photographed
by flash light at midnight
Mrs o. B. Wilcox gave luncheon yesterday
at the Soldiers Home. Among the guests
were Mrs Mckee, Mrs. Dimmick, Mrs. Parker.
Mrs. Hale, Mrs. McCammon Mrs. Mcpherson,
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Suther-
land. Mrs. Winthrop, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs.
Maj. Parker.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Annie
E. Waldron of this city and Mr.. Louis ]. Rauel
of Chicago, Ill, the marriage to take place In
Mrs. James B. Montgomery and the Misses
Montgomery Of Portland. Ore, who have apart
ments at the Shoreham, will receive their
friends on Fridays after o'clock.
The Short Story Club metal 610 n street. the
home Of its president, on Wednesday night,
and Miss Gertrude Wilmington read the pathetic
story Of the great painter, II Parmigiano, which
was followed by program Of music, original
readings and Rotations.
Mre w Me- Of ;o;o
and will spend the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Lorentz. 1911 l4th street northwest.
Mrs. Thos Sdowden is visiting friends at the
Naval Academy this week.
Mr.. Leopold F. Levy and wife will leave to-
morrow for New York to celebrate their silver
wedding on the 18th Of December, 1891.
Mrs George W. Baird and her sister, Miss
Prather left this morning to spend the winter
season in southern Florida.
Mrs Ward p. Winchell has returned from
New York and is with her mother at IS Lafay-
cite Square for the winter.
Mrs. Nettie NJ Noble of Meridian avenue,
Noun Pleasant who has been visiting relatives
in Brooklyn and Rutherford; N. j., returned
yesterday.
Miss Annie Curtis of West Virginia is spend
ing the winter with relatives at 1911 14th street
northwest
Irb. utOTRe ID leaves TO-DAY Tor
Sacramento. to be absent until the latter part
Of January
Representative Bynum and family are at
their 18th street residence for the winter
Mrs: Bynum will give a tea early in the season
for her daughter, Miss Maud Bynum, who will
be debutante this year.
Miss Jennie Willet Of White Plains. Nd, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. Alfred WiIlet. 1923
New Jersey avenue southeast. She will remain
here until after the holidays.
Invitations are out for the first of the series
Of germans to be given by the Washington
Georgetown German Club, which will take place
on Friday evening" December Is, and is looked
forward to with pleasure by many of the young
society people. The music and dancing will be-
gin Mt $50 o'clock, and promptly Mt 10 o clock
the german will commence and will be led by Mr.
Jo Lane Stern. the famous leader from Rich
mond, Va. The committee is composed Of Mr..
Arthur I. King, Mr.. Samuel p. Ficklen, Mr..
Robinson Riley, Mr.. Benjamin s. Minor, Mr..
Dabney c. Harrison. Mr.. Hopewell II. OAR
nellie and Mr.. William b. Corse and the affair
will be chaperoned by Mrs. VIM H. Payne, Mrs
Vim. II. Riley, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Payne, Mrs. Mar
shall, Mcdonald, Mrs. Chas A. Davis, Mrs. P. A.
Darneille. Mrs. A. A. Tunstall and Mrs. Bailey
Willis.
The Charlton Heights Euchre and Dancing
Club held their semi-monthly meeting at Rose
Terrace, the home of Mrs. T. J. German, at
Charlton Heights. Thursday evening. There
were thirty-eight couples in attendance.
Twenty invited from this city included the
Acorn and the Friendly Few social cluhs and