Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-23

Miss Annie K. Chapman Of Martinsburg il
visiting Mrs. d. G. Fahey, 324 Massachusetts,
avenue northeast, and will be at home to friends
on Mondays.
Mrs. Dickson has out cards for an at home
next Tuesday from until Z. DR.. Dickson has
lately finished his cruise in the Atlanta and
they have taken house in street, No. 172S-
Mrs. Chas. A. Russell and family of Connec-
tlcut have returned to the city and will be at
the Hamilton House the remainder Of the win
ter.
Mrs. Jas. 8. Kendall and Mrs. and Miss Mont
rose of New York have taken rooms at the Ham
ilton House for the season.
An enjoyable party was given last night by
the Misses Beck at their residence on Goth
street. After the games were over refresh
ments were served and dancing was kept up
Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Misses Beck, Cherry,
Porter, Mullan and Sweeney and Messrs.
Riggles Beck, Cherry, Pattison and Dyer.
Mrs. T. Pliny Moran Of Meridian avenue, Mt.
Pleasant, has as guests her aunt Mrs. I. c. Tauke
and her grandmother, Mrs. Noble of Buffalo.
Mrs. Cultivate of No. Dupont circle will
be at home Saturday of this week, but will not
receive again for several weeks.
The Amateur Musical Club gave their first
concert at the residence of Mrs. Edwards, 2c02
l street northwest, last evening and a very en-
joyable time was passed. Among those pres
ent were Mesdames Hough. Burch and Mansfield
and Misses Cora and Efie Daw Ruth Eiker. Ida
Chamberlain, Mollie Mohler, Lulu Vaux, Nettie
Slrrin and others, and Messrs. Charles and Sam
Herbert, Harry and Willie Burch. Ode Winter,
Ernest Grerr, Henry Schulz, Clinton Tribby,
Charles Long, Walter Scott, Bennic Ricken-
hacker and Henry C. Scott. Refreshments
we're served at 10 o'clock and afterward dane
ing was enjoyed until late hour.
Miss Sallie Clarke will be at home to her
friends the first and second Fridays in Febru-
airy, 1928 II street northwest. The Misses
Swami OF Montana are her guests.
Miss NJ. Larman gave very enjoyable euchre
party to the Cobweb's last evening at her resi-
dence, No. 201 9th street northeast. Mr.. Joseph
Stelle and Miss NJ. German won the first and
Mrs. Greenfield and Mr.. w. A. Berkeley the
BOBBY prizes, after which a supper was served.
The club holds its next meeting at Miss L.
Deitzs s, No. 81 X street northwest, Thursday
evening, February5. Among those present were
Miss Callahan of Portsmouth, Va, Mesdames
Holton and Greenfield, Misses Bracket, Saw
yer, Wilson, Deitz, COrrigan, Wilkerson, Cor
man, Hadger and the Misses Larman, Messrs.
Greenfield, Morgan. Bracket, Stelle, Brock. A.
Brown and W. A. Berkeley.
Miss Hopkins of Killingby, Conn.,, well known
here last winter in society, is the guest of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Russell of Connecticut at
the Hamilton House.
The Acorn Club will give dancing reception
at the National Rifles armory February4.
Mrs. Judge Avery of Utica is the guest OF
Mrs. W. W. Metcalf at 1881 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Mary d. Baker has returned from Ala
bama and is stopping at the Livingston, zoos
18th street.
Mrs. Roger @. Mills will receive at Willard
Hotel today, assisted by Miss F. Mills and Miss
Bessie Brown.
Mrs. S. f. Emmons holds her fourth recep-
ton on Saturday evening and will have Madama
de Barrios, Miss Farnsworth of Albany and
Miss Markoe to assist her in receiving her
guests.
A pleasant surprise party was given to the
Misses Birch at their home. 3O44 P street,
last evening by their friends and schoolmates.
Among those present were Misses Foster,
Campbell, Hilton, Blackford, Graves, Pullizzi,
Daw, Jackson and the Misses Stewart, Messrs.
Schneider. Altemus, Hilton, Fairfax. Berger,
Higgins, Houghton, Foster, Birch and others.
Mrs. Senator Sanders reception at the Els
mere yesterday was attended by large num-
Der of people. She was assisted by Mrs. Sena-
tor Power. Mrs. Assistant Secretary Nettleton.
Mrs. Linton of Minneapolis, Mrs. Townsend OF
Colorado and the Misses Sanders and Rumly of
Montana and the Misses Decker, Halford, Lin
ton. McParlin and Linton.