Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24


ings of Social Clubs.
Some of the leading events Of the coming
week are as follows:
MONDAY
Miss Blanche Brown gives . luncheon in
honor of Miss Ward of Denver.
Mrs A. G. Hammer and Mrs. Hammer Reside
give tea to lat 20i North Capitol street.
Mrs. Crosby 8. Noyes and Miss Noyes tea
4 to Tat Wizards.
The Misses Riggs give an at homo in the
evening.
Mrs. and the Misses skerrett . tea-s to lat
the navy yard.
Miss Dalzeil, q O'Clock tea.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Williams give . eotllion ct
the Washington barracks.
Mrs. and Miss Bispham give An evening
party.
A dancing party will be given by Miss Matte
Winner of Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Springer will give a reception,
assisted by delegation of Illinois ladies.
The ladies of the National Hotel will receive
from to pm.
Mrs. VIM. 8. Parke gives . tea at lit Cor
coran street from tot.
Miss May Williams gives luncheon.
Mrs. Dickson gives a tea from 4 tot.
Madame Romero receives from 8 to 6.
Mrs. Geo. A Shehan will receive.
In the evening the President and Mrs. Har-
rison viii dine the Supreme Court
The third meeting of the dancing class takes
place at the Rifles armory the same evening.
Mr.. Richard Smith will entertain friends in
honor Of Mrs Dudley s. Gregory at the Alibi
Club.
Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Window, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Proctor. Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Noble
and Mrs. Rusk will receive in the afternoon.
In the evening Miss Marguerite Willis Will
son and Mr.. Paul Fred Mohr will be married at
the residence Of Mrs Georganns Wilson, 2024
street, and q reception win follow from 8
until 10 o'clock.
Miss May Cox gives a theater party and sup
per.
The Unity Club will meet at the residence Of
Mr.. W. d. Caben.
THURSDAY.
Miss Sarah Lee Woods and Mr.. Nixon will be
married at the Church of the Covenant at noon
and q wedding breakfast will follow 1t Mrs.
Blake's residence on street.
Mrs Stanford will hold the second and last
of her public receptions for the season.
In the evening the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Wanamaker dine the President and Mrs.
Harrison at a cabinet dinner.
Gen. and Mrs. Watmough give dinner.
Mrs. Martin of 18th street givss . dance in
honor Of her daughter.
FRIDAY.
Miss Higgins gives a tea at Senator Higgins,
1928 18th street. tot.
Mrs. Langhorne has card out for luncheon.
Madam Mendonca will receive. Madam Laz-
cano will receive.
In the evening DR.. and Mrs. Hammond give
q bal poudre at Belcourt.
SATURDAY.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford viii give dinne-
Representative and Mrs. Hit will give din
ner.
The Vice President and Mrs. Morton give the
first of two receptions at 9 p. m.
The Misses Shepard, 8 Dupont circle, will
give tea, 4 tot.
Mrs. Harrison Is suffering from . severe
cold, which has affected her throat some
what, and in consequence she was
obliged to abandon her reception.
scheduled for this afternoon. A memo
randum was sent out by the President at abou.
noon to this effect. and word was Immediately
telephoned to the various hotels in order to
prevent visitors from going TO the White
House uselessly. There was quite a crowd at
the door at 8 o'clock, however, and word was
given to the ushers to throw open the house to
the callers Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Russell Har-
rison we're in the parlors to represent Mrs.
Harrison and to receive any persons who might
go through the rooms
Mrs. Harrison's indisposition is not at all
serious, although sufficiently sewers to prevent
her standing for two hours and receiving a
long line Of callers. During the past month
there has been curious succession of ills at
the White House. all with the same symptoms
Of cold and throat affection. Mrs. Harri-
son, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Russell Harrison, all Of
the children and two of the nurses
have at various times been sf1icted in
the same way. Great care has been taken with
the children for fear of contagion, but it has
been concluded by those at the mansion that
the household is merely getting its share of
what appears to be mild epidemic of diph-
thereto cold. All Of the cases have been over
come, and Mrs Harrison's cold, it il expected,
will give way in day or 30.
Mrs Arthur Yates will be at home TUESDAYS
after o'clock until February 10, 1891. Tues
day, January a., she Eill be assisted by the
Misses Lacey, Miss Bertha Lincoln, Miss
Douglass and Miss Gibbs Of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Geo. A. Shehan will be at home, 1902
s street northwest, Tuesday, January a. as
sisted by Mrs. Gilman of Exeter, Nh, and
Miss MacClure and Miss MacRsynolds Of
Indiana.
Skhs- ". Ia HcppCE Will KcCcAN0 xUcou8y II
1897 R street, assisted by her guests, Miss
Minnie E. Barker Of Boston and the Misses
Howard of Iowa.
Mrs. Isaac Henderson Of 1872 Rhode Island
avenue will be at home Tuesday, the 27th, after
which she will not receive for several weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. Pilcheo Of Governors Island are
now visiting her.
Mrs. Kennedy, 1880 Rhode Island avenue,
will be assisted in receiving on Monday by
Mrs. Stedman and Miss Stedman Of Boston,
Mrs. Yardley and Miss Yardlsy Of East Orange
NJ, and Miss Griffith
Mrs. W. F. Wilcox Of Connecticut viii re-
| ceive at as East Capitol street Monday.
The ladies Of the National Hotel viii receive
on Monday, the 18th, from 8 to pm.
Mrs. veazey and Mrs. Clifford 8. Walton win
receive Monday at 1907 H street northwest
They will be assisted by Mise Clara Barton,
Mrs. Linton and the Misses McParlin.
Mrs. James buchanan Of New Jersey and her
sisters. Mrs. Dr.. H. c. Thompson, Mr.. solger
and Miss Blanche c. Koones, will receive at
their home, s4l II street, on Monday from
till 6.
Apretty wedding took place Monday even
ing at the residence Of DR.. Robert II. Bsbcock,
Highland Park, III. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Charles Ordvay Booth Of Omaha and
Miss Pauline FrederikA Weston Of this city.
After receiving the congratulations OF their
| friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Booth left for Omaha
Miss Matte Winner At Wyoming avenue,
Washington HeiRhts. has ianu0d cards for n