Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27

strong. Dr. Belt MI Moeher, Mr. FRED Srn1th,
Dr. Rust. Lieut. Beatty, Lieut. Wright. Mt-s
Woodward. Mr.. Woodward. Mr.. MeElh0ne.
Nj Rapaey, Mr.. Joyce. Mr.. Miller. Mr. shafer.
Miss Brown, daughter Of Mr.. and & p. Brown,
gave violet luncheon yesterday. Her guests
were Miss Matte Mitchell. Miss Mcmillan. Miss
sherman. Miss Malone. Miss washburn. Misc
Condit smith and Miss May Brown.
Miss Proctor entertained q company Of young
ladies Yesterday at luncheon 20 meet Mis
Fletcher OF indianapolis. her guest
Mrs Andrews, daughter Of Gen. scho6eld.
has cards out FOR a tea on "Wednesday, Feb
ruary 4.
Mrs. Alex. Graham Belle cards were out yes-
terdsy for two teas. February and II.
Gen. and Mrs Rochester will give . dinner
on Saturday. February :. 10 meet Mr. and Mrs
Julien T. Davis Of New York
Mrs NJ. s. Quay and Miss QUAY win give
tea on the coming Saturday from tot
Mrs wansmaker has had MISS Bennett Of
Philadelphia her guest for several DAYS and she
has been seeing her friends each afternoon
after O'Clock. Yesterday Miss Bennett was q
guest at the family luncheon 1t the White
House. On Saturday night Mrs. WanAmsker
gave dinner in her honor. Today she re-
turns to Philadelphia. Mrs. WAnamaker has
two other gueets at present. Mrs. DIR. Radcliffe
OF Detroit and Mrs. Lo~rie Of Philadelphia.
Tomorrow Mrs. Thos. Manamaker comes down
TO remain for the most Of the remaining sea-
son Mrs Wanamaker will give two evening
receptions. for the first Of which the cards are
already out, Monday, february2 and the other
is fixed for Monday, February .. A different
company is invited for each. On Thursday
evening Of this week she will give dinner 90
the President TO which q distinguished COM
pany is invited.
Representative and Mrs. Harmer and Mrs.
Reeside entertained a very large company
also at their Capitol Hill home Yesterday.
They gave mp the lower floor of their house for
dancing. In the parlor suite. where the ladies'
received, there were fresh flowers in vases here
and there, making the air fragrant. Mrs. Har-
mer wore black silk trimmed in black aud gold
lace. Mrs. Reeside, In white silk and the other
daughter of the house. Mrs Randle in white
silk and point lace, effectively assisted their
mother. Their little daughters were also the
subjects of many admiring expressions. Miss
Whitford. Mrs Owen. Miss Tslmadge and Mrs.
James q. Pugh, ir., were also in the receiving
party.
Miss Dalzelrs tea yesterday was for her
younger friends and it brought together COM
pany generally well acquainted. The residence
OF Representative and Mrs. Dalzell on Ma=sa-
chusetis avenue was very CAV during the late
afternoon hours. The parlors we're prettily
decked with flowers and lighted by numerous
lamps. Mrs Dalzel. in gown of white silk and
lace. assisted the young hostess in receiving.
Miss Dalzell wore white crepe. She had Miss
Jeannette Hough. Miss Mcknight of Pirtsburg
and Miss Albany 10 meet her friends. Among
those present were Mrs Mckee and Mrs..
Russell Harrison, the Misses Window. Miss
Miller, Miss Mitchell. Mr. Whiting Miss spen-
Ger, Mr.. Menocal. Miss Florence Mcknight the
Misses knight Mr.. Gulick, Mise Brady, Mr..
Jones, Miss Patton Miss Jillson Mr. Mccall
mont, Miss Breckenridge, Mr.. Berry. Miss
Mohun, Mr.. Mills, Miss Rusk, Mr.. Metcalf. Miss
Wanamaker, Mr.. Moves, Miss Smith Mr..
O'Toole, Miss Lyman. Mr.. Bell. Miss Hutchin-
son. Mr.; Murphy, Miss stetson. Mr.. Davis Miss
Cabell, Mr.. kauffmann, Miss Quay, Mr.. Beatty,
the Misses Russell, Mr.. Caperton. Miss
Townsend, Mr., Cilley. the Misses o'Toole, MIR.
Broadhead Miss Peachy. Mr.. Thompson. Miss
Huyck, Mrs. Lacey, Miss Sherman, Miss wads-
worth. Miss Post, Miss Spring. Miss Lincoln,
Mr.. Chambers. Miss Srufford, Mr. Wheel
wright, Miss Proctor, Mrs. Gardner. the Misses
Mendonca. Mr.. Fred Owen. Mrs. Lodge. Mrs.
Leighton, Miss Metals, Miss Aldrich. Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Dingley, Mrs. Jenkins, Miss Ding
ley and Miss Cakes.
The Vice President and Mrs. Morton gave .
rose dinner last night in honor of Miss Lay.
The other guests were Representative an9 Mrs.
Lodge, Representative and Mrs. Hit. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Andrew. Mr.. and Mrs 1heo-
dore Roosevelt, the Marquis Imperialli, Count
Arco. Miss Blaine, Mr.. Alan johnson. Miss Lor-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. CHAMBER. Mr.. Tavera. Miss
Pauncefote, Mr.. Frank Thompson, Miss Fur
Mss Mr.. Chiffon, Miss Oyster and Mr.. whar-
ton.
The dancing party given last evening by Miss
Winner at Winona, the delightful residence of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Winner. on
Washington Heights, was a brillisn; affair.
The pretty parlors bad been gracefully deco
rated and were well filed with young people.
Miss Winner, who looked attractive in pic
| turesque gown of white china silk trimmed in
| gold passementerie. assisted in receiving
| by her mother, who wore a most becoming
gown of old rose faille. shortly after y dancing
commenced and was continued until a late
| hour. Among those present were the Misses
Noyes, Middleton, Stetson, Brown, Hine, Har-
ris, Morsell, Noerr. Hutchinson, Howell. Mood
ward. Taylor, johnson, Plain, Marin, Miller,
May Smith, Stockbridge, Van Antwerp, Bell
and Messrs. Clephane. Spalding. Toof, Wright,
| Morsell. Choste, Deane. McElhone, Hill. Town
send, Prescott, Campbell. kitson. Davis, Mid
| dleton. Barre, Chamberlain, johnson, Wedder-
burn and Dowell
Cards have been sent out by Mrs. Gen. Edgar
Allan for a tea on Friday, the 30th, from 70 z,
at her residence, 1872 7 street
o-ing to indisposition Mrs. Vim. John Littell
and Miss Littell will not receive tomorrow, but
will be at home the following Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Smith gave n dinner TO q
few of her friends in honor of her birthday.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, MIR. and Mrs. Jasper,
Miss Jennings of fredericksburg, Va, Miss
Maggie klug and Miss Mary Klug.
Mrs. Isaac II. jackson will give, in honor Of
Miss Sloan of Baltimore, a small afternoon tea
1 to twelve debutantes on Friday.
| Mrs. c. c. Clements, sos Massachusetts,
avenue, will receive tomorrow after O'Clock.
assisted by her guest, Mrs DIR. Ferris of Ohio,
Miss Sprague, Miss Hodges the Misses wolford,
Mrs. Theodore Talmadge and others.
Miss Maggie Fitzgerald of Georgetown, who
spent several months with friends in Ham,
mondsport. NY, has returned home.
Paymaster s. r. Colhoun, U.s.N.. and family
have changed their location 10 1908 Rhode
Island avenue. Mrs. Colhoun and Miss
| Talmage will be at home, usual, 10 their
friends the remaining Wednesdays OF the
| season.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Palmer Of Capitol Hill
are now located at 1909 Q street. where they
will be pleased to see their friends.
Mrs. William II. Barnes, lie Droit Park, has
as her guest Miss kittie Jameson Of BROOKLYN,
NY.
Mrs. J. II. Spencer Of Joplin. Mo-, who has
been visiting Mrs. Geo. Chandler. wife of the
first assistant Secretary of the Interior left yes
| terday for Pittsburg and the west.
Mrs. Noble and the Misses Halsted will re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon from TO 6 and will
be assisted by Mrs Thos. Wilson. Mrs- Burrows,
Mrs and Miss Mattingly and Miss Denver.
The marriage of Miss sallie Lewis Wood. the
daughter Of Mrs. Gen Blake. to Mr.. Lewis
Nixon viii take place AZ the Church OF the Cove
nant next Thursday noon. Mr.. Nixon will leave
| the navy next Nav and will don his uniform