Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

friends, 1908 street northwest on Fridays be-
fore Lent
! Mrs. worthington Dorsey and the Misses
Dorsey will be at home tomorrow from till
and February after pm. at 1888 18th street
Mr.. and Mrs. des Portes Of the French lega-
ton, who are about to leave for Athens, have
| temporarily moved TO 1919 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. des Portes viii no longer receive on Fri
days.
Miss MacGregor Of New York is visiting Miss
Fannie Roome of Corcoran street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Brooks are now located in
their new home, GAG P street, and Mrs Z. F.
| Brooks and her lighter, Miss Claudine, will
be at home to their friends on Fridays.
The marriage of Miss Twiggs to Mr.. Frank E.
Fleming of Augusta, Ga, ID announced for the
Gath of next month.
Mrs. Philip Darneille and Miss Darneille,
1887 3lst street, will hold the last of their re-
ceptions tomorrow afternoon from to z.
Miss Hattie Font Of Martinsburg, W. Va, is
the guest Of Miss Stephens Of 18th street.
Miss JEANNE Moore of Berryville, Va, is Wis
iting Miss Katydid Jones, 1918 street north
west
wimodaughsis is going to give reception
on February in honor Of Miss Fletcher, who
has recently been appointed fellow Of Har-
ward University.
Mr. James F. Barbour gave . sumptuous
dinner party last night at which he entertained
the following gentlemen: Senator Blackburn,
senator Faulkner, Senator Kenna, Gen. G. b.
Williams, Mr.. Frank A. Richardson, Mr.. Jas. R.
Young, Mr.. Hallet Kilbourn, Mr.. d. X. Mckee
and Mr.. Beriah Wilkins.
| Miss Armstrong has cards out for young
peoples tea on next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Bryan entertained at din
ner last evening the Japanese minister and his
wife and members Of the legation. Later in
| the evening number of congenial friends were
invited to meet the dinner company, and light
| refreshments were served before parting.
Among those present were Senator and Mrs.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hatton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foulke, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs.
Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins. Mr.. Depew, Mr.,
Mrs and Miss Hutchinson, Representative and
Mrs. Outhwaite, Mr.. and Mrs: Parker Mann,
Mrs. and Miss Painter, Miss Clark, Mrs. Scid-
more, Mrs. Hill and Miss Robinson.
Mrs. E. Kurtz johnson and Miss Virginia
johnson will not be at home to callers tomor-
row, but will be the following Thursday.
charming reception was yesterday held at
the Shoreham by Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. McCreary and
Mrs. Gibson. Among the receiving party was
Mrs. Judge Durham Of Kentucky.
The Misses Strong, 1411 H street, have cards
out for Friday, February 6, 4to7.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Emery and Miss Emery, 2O7 I
street northwest, will give tea Tuesday, Feb
| ruary 3, to o. clock.
Mrs. Leland Stanford will hold her last re-
ception for the season tomorrow afternoon
| from 8 to 6.
| The ladies at the Hotel Rochester, including
Mrs. Senator Wilson and daughter of Iowa.
| Mrs. Representative Morrill, of Kansas and Mrs
| Representative Baker Of New York will not re-
ceive this week.
Mrs. German and the Misses German, as
sisted by the Misses Gambrill and Miss Jones
will receive tomorrow, January 20, from to 6.
| Mrs. A. P. Lacey. 1915 Clifton street, will re-
ceiye tomorrow and will be assisted by Mrs.
DR.. Corey, Miss Lacey, Miss Godfrey and Miss
Rector from 2:30 to C.
| Mrs. Senator Pugh, 1888 R street northwest,
will hold her last reception of the season tomor-
| row from to 6. She will be assisted by Mrs
James L. Pugh, jr., Mrs. Bragg, Mrs. John W.
Ross. Mrs. Harmer Reside and bevy of young
ladies.
Miss Gensler left this morning for Baltimore
to attend the wedding of Miss Margaret Turner
to Mr.. Joseph White of New York.
Mrs. n. D. Birdsall and daughter, Carrie of
Brooklyn, who are visiting their cousin. Col
l. A. Rosecrans a. 40 10Th street, are so de-
| lighted with this beautiful city that they have
concluded to defer their return till next week.
Mrs. Farwell Mrs. Dixon and Mrs Casey will
receive tomorrow at the Arno.
Mrs. Marvin C. Stone will not be at home on
Thursdays for tine present.
Mrs. Henry P. Sanders Of 1904 21st street has
as her guests her cousins, Mrs. DR.. jackson and
Miss Crane of Matawan, NJ.
Miss Ella E. Clarke of Prince Georges county,
Md, who has been sojourning in Washington
with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Sipe of Capitol
| Hill. was married this morning to Mr.. James A.
| Cross of Lynchburg. Rev. DR.. Williams of
Christ Episcopal Church performed the nuptial
ceremony. after which the happy couple left
for their future home in Lynchburg.
| Mrs. J. II. Soule, 1882 NJ street, will hold her
last reception for the season tomorrow.
There was quite charming dancing enter
tainment at the residence OF Mrs. NJ J. Ho-
miller, Capitol Hill, last night. Among those
present were Judge and Mrs. Mcclellan Of In
nelly Miss Pike, Mrs. c. J. Homiller. Mrs. Ken
nedy, Miss Fealy, Messrs. Buckingham. Wing
field, Niles, Conrad, LaPorte and G. Homiller.