Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

MIR. Asaph Wilson Of Scranton, Pa, is spend
ing few days in the city with his daughter,
Mrs Donald MACPHERSON, at 2229 18th street
Mrs MACPHERSON will not be at home on Fri
days during the rest Of the season.
Miss McLaran of St. Louis is the guest Of her
sister Mrs: Lucas, at the shoreham. and will
assist her this evening at her reception TO Mr..
and Mrs. McElrath Of New York.
Mrs. A. @. Dickinson of New York and Miss
Fannie are again at the Ebbitt. this time to
remain several weeks.
Mrs. Emory and Miss Emory Of Boston are
with Mrs. Emory's sister, Mrs. Arnold, ct the
Elsmere.
Mrs. Clark Maxwell of Winchester, Who was
In town for q month, has returned home.
Mrs. Neazey and Mrs. Clifford Walton will re-
ceive on Monday at 1902 II street. They will be
assisted by Mrs Col. Haywood Mrs. Capt. Aims
worth, Mrs. Atherton Of Nashua, NH, Miss
Robinson, Miss Raum, Miss Tyler and Mis-
Elizabeth Smith.
Mrs. Representative Townsend Of Pennsyl.
vania viii be unable 10 return her calls in con-
sequence OF protracted illness.
On account of the death Of her cousin. DR.
George T. Cook, Mrs. John b. Allen of 10 p
street northeast will not receive on Monday n
usual
DIR. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hunt have returned from
their wedding trip and reside at 1925 sth street
northwest
Miss Lillian Claryoe will leave the city this
evening for Philadelphia. where she win be the
guest Of NJ. and Mrs. Sharkey.
The members OF the Young Ladies' Mission
airy Society Of the Metropolitan Me. Church
gave pretty pink tea last Wednesday even
ing at the residence of the Misses Culbertson,
2SS North Capitol street. A number of the
lar n .~.l.
made especially for this entertainment. and, as
the decorations and appointments Of the dining
room were also in pink. the effect was very
pleasing. In addition TO the tea and its ac-
compartments a fine musical and literary pro-
gram, rendered during the evening added
greatly to the enjoyment Of a large number of
callers.
The Misses Kondrup and their guest, Miss
Barrett, will not receive Monday. but will be
at home informally the following Mondays.
DIR. Z. A. Ames of Buenos Ayres. South Amer
lea, formerly Of Washington, is engaged and
VIII shortly be married to Senorita Octavia
daughter OF Don Pascuale Harriaque Of Salto,
Uruguay, South America.
Mrs Representative Harmsr and Mrs. Har-
mer Reeside will hold their last reception for
the season ON Monday, the 9Th. from 8 TO 6,
assisted by Miss Whitford Of New York, Miss
PugE and Miss walthour.
weekly soiree at the residence OF Ms Lee of
10th street. Among those present were: Mrs.
Lee, Misses Lee, Lubkcn, Frank. Purcell. Will
lnms, Browne, Purcell, Campbell. Morgan,
Dalton. Daniel, Carter, Burdick McCampbell.
and Calver, and Messrs. Nash, Carnana. Walter.
Lee, Nef. Bell, Lee, Bundick, Balderson, Lee
and DIR. Buchanan.
yesterday in honor of their daughter. Mrs. j.
III. Id R,ackhnrD Wh n is1 Ia nctal ax
and left the city to make a new home for her
self in the city of Albany. The house was
decorated with palms and white hya-
clnths, with lamps and candles everywhere.
Mrs. Hall received her guests in a trained
gown of black failie with collar and talbot of
Duchess lace. Mrs. Blackburn wore a trained
gown Of heavy ivory white corded silk with
Medici collar trimmed with white silk ap-
plique. Other ladies assisting were Miss Eliza
beth blackburn Of Albany, Miss Alice Mayfield.
Mise Ella Boaraem. Miss Mamie Price. These
young ladies were bridesmaids for Mrs. Black
burn: Miss Naoma Naylor, Mrs. James H.
Spalding, Mrs. Frank y. Presbrey Mrs. DIR. III.
IL. Naylor, Mrs. W. II. C. Thompson and Mrs
Anna l.. Sweet. Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Blackburn
and Miss Blackburn will be at home Wednes-
days.
The Golden Social Club gave pleasant sur
prise party at No. 446 81 stree. southwest last
night Among those presen: were Misses NJ.
Wood. L. Hall, II. Taylor, Z. Greenwell. NJ.
Hutchinson. s. Greenwood and NJ. Gotten
kenny and Messrs. L. Watts. T. Wood. NJ. Cock
rell. W. Goldsmith, g. Goldsbrough. l. Baldin,
W. Young, J.Altman. b. Vernon and G. Daniels.
Miss Lorraine Meyer and Miss Tillie Chesel-
dine last night entertained their gentlemen aud
lady friends Of South Washington at an enjoy
able part.
Mrs. James Buchanan of New Jersey. Mrs.
DIR. H. Z. Thompson, Mrs. Folger and Miss
Koones will receive at their home, 94l NJ street.
on Monday, assisted by Miss Townsend
daughter Of Representative Townsend. Miss
Gray OF Kentucky, Miss Owen and Mrs James
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Depue leave today for a
short visit to New York.
Miss Flint, Mrs. Barrett and Miss Allene
Barrett. have left the city for two months
stay in the south.
Mrs. Seward Bacon of 1896 street has her
friend, Miss stonebraker of Hagerstown, Nd,
visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley S. Gregory have gone
to New Orleans for the carnival.
A pretty wedding took place Tuesday even
ing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Bogin sO4 sth
street, the contracting parties being Miss Ella
Bogia and MI. Vim. L. Austin, Rev. DIR. White
officiating Quite a number of guests witnessed
the ceremony, after which a collation. was
served The bride wore a becoming dress Of
pfOWu fHk. WHICH was takte1ullN sci on Dy
a bunch of large white roses. At ii O'Clock the
newly married couple left for their future
home, amid showers of rice and good wishes
from their many friends.
At the National Rifles Armory the Garfield
Hospital bazaar continues its attractions It
will close with concert this evening at 8
o'clock. The program embraces many choice
selections.
The following ladies will act as tine reception
committee of the womans Hospital and
Dispensary on the donation day, Wednesday,
February Is. from 10 am. to 4 pm, ~ street
and Maryland avenues: Mrs. w. H. II. Miller.
Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs Wilmerding, Madame
Romero, Madame Guzman. Madame Mendonca,
Mrs. Hawiey, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Graham
Bel, Mrs Francis y. Loring, Mrs. ]. c. Brock
inridge. Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs. C. ]. Bell, Mrs. A.
G. Tyler, DR.. Jeanette ]. Sumner, Mrs Bessie
Stewart, Mrs. Ackley, Mrs. lows, Mrs. Mccain
mon, Mrs. J. Tabor johnson, Mrs. Almena b.
Williams, Mrs. James Kerr, Mrs. Philip
Phillips. Mrs. q. W. Harris, Mrs. NJ. j. Stroud,
Mrs. J. T. Cromwell and Miss Fuller.
The Other Six.
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