Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-03

clnded number prominent in social and off,
cial circles. At midnight a collation. was
served.
Among the ladies at the shoreham who re-
ceive on Tuesdays is Mrs. Charles Adee. Mrs.
trose Elliott
Mrs. Neil Belt has issued cards for tea from
4 to clock on Januarys
Mrs DR.. T. II. Bean will receive her friends
on Saturdays a. 1859 Q street northwest during
the social season.
An enjoyable card party was given on Tues
day evening at the residence Of the Misses
hines, 1910 18th street. The house was taste
fully decorated with palms and cut flowers. At
IL clock a collation. was served. Among those
present were the Misses Jennie and May Hines,
Laura Morgan, Mamie Todhunter. Mrs. Hamil-
ton Colman, Messrs. Weber. Byrn, Hampton,
Lightfoot, Bachelor and Curtis.
Mrs. Robert P. Porter will be at home Tues
days in January.
Representative and Mrs. ODonnen are To-
Gated at 1712 n street northwest. Mrs o'Don-
nelrs sister. Miss Fannie George Of Denver,
Col, is spending the winter with her. Mrs.
ODonneu will be at home Fridays in January.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamlin will not be at home on
Monday next but will receive at l75S p street
on each subsequent Monday after O'Clock, ex-
cept the first of each month.
An enjoyable informal dance was held last
night at the residence of Mrs Burford, Rich
vile. Md. Among the young ladies and gem
tlemen present were the Misses Prettyman,
Ida Polkinhorn, Kelley. Dav, Stonestree;, Ed
| monston. Talbot. Kate Choate and Eliza
Choate, and Messrs. Luckett, Roome, Harry
Bouir, Thomas Bowling, jr., Trail, James
Bailey and Garner Bouir.
Apleasant holiday party was given Tuesday
| evening by the Messrs. Peake. Rothwell and
others at the house of Mr.. Richard Rothwell.
/ No. % 9Th street northeast. A number of young
| people from Baltimore, in whose honor
| the ntertainment was held. and over thirty
couples, principally from the eastern section Of
the city, made up the company. Music. recita-
| tions and dancing were the amusements, sup
pIemented by well-served supper.
One Of the most pleasant watch meetings of
New Year eve was the surprise given in honor
of Miss May Corbett at the old Bartlett home
lngtons young people left Georgetown,
chaperoned by Mrs. Bel, at pm, and drove
| in stage and four" across the Potomac.
Music and dancing were INDUCED in. and at
present. A buntiful supper served.
Those present were the Misse Somers,
Anna Munson. Minnie and Ella Baine.
Lula Smith. Katie Doyle. Rose Carroll, Mrs.
and Miss Beale, Mrs. Cook, Lieut.. Hull, Capt.
| Howard. Drs. Bates and Munson, Messrs.
Arnold, Virgins, Freiber, Foyar, Smith, Thomas
| and Hill.
Mrs. E. S. Cromwell, 1902 Q street, will be a,
home to her friends Wednesdays during the
| season after Wednesday, january.
Col and Mrs. Garrick Mallery, 1923 n street,
have issued cards for a tea on Friday, January
g. from S TOT.
Miss Lillian G. Filing of New York city is
visiting Washington this winter as the guest OF
Mrs. Harrison Dingman.
Miss Nellie and Mamie Glover of 902 o street
assisted by Miss Ella and Louie Murrey.
| entertained a few of their friends on New Year
| night. The evening was agreeablv spent in
singing and dancing until past midnight. Among
those present were Miss Goldsmith and brother.
Miss Waterbury and brother. Mr.. and Mrs.
McCauly. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Switzerland
| of Baltimore, Mrs. .. A. Jones of New York.
and Messrs. Newton, Stayly, Faunce, Day. Nc
Enaney. Reeves. Morgan and II. Brady of
| Baltimore.
The A-kuta Clubs formal hop at Metzerott's
Hall last evening was one of the most Success
full and enjoyable given by that organization
| this season. Among those present were bliss
Maud Lightfoot. Miss Blanche Lightfoo;. Miss
Lily Edmonston, Miss Lulu Dom, Miss Emily
Edwards, Miss Mamie Herold. Miss
Ella Dwyer. Miss Mamie Williams.
Miss MeIiilat, Miss Mcintyre, Miss
Groome, Mis- Milburn. Miss Walker. Miss
Thompson. Miss McCulloch. Miss Macarty, Hiss
| Blllingsly. Miss Wood. Miss Wilson. Miss Phil
| Ups. Miss Shack, Mrs. Chas. Howser. Miss He'll
burn and Messrs. f. b. Metzerottw. J. Dwyer
ID. E. Burton, Riggles, Merillat. Edmonston,
Stowell. Curry, Conroy. Pitchlyn, Du Bots.
White. Prescott, BARNARD, Burbridge, wiltels,
Philips, Fab. Robinson and Slye.
Miss Nellie Chamblin of Capitol Hill was
married on New Year eve to Mr. John Prender
of the bureau of engraving and printing. The
! wedding. which was a very quiet one, was cele-
brated at the residence of Mr.. Geo. Prender.
No 237 Sth street southeast, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. A. Floridus Steele,
| rector of st. Marks Church. The guests
| watched the old wear out