Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-20
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Mrs. German, wife Of the Maryland Senator,
| will give tea on Thursday to introduce her
young daughters.
Mrs. Farnsworth viii be ct home, leos 10th
street northwest. tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Morris of rs 9Th street
northeast entertained gathering Of relstives
! and friends last night, the occasion being the
celebration of the fifth anniversary Of their
wedding. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Balm, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. DIR. E. C.
Merriam, Dr.. A. c. Merriam and wife, A. d.
wilkinson and wife, John Balm and wife, Isaac
Smith and family, F. P. White and wife, Misses
Magruder, Merriam, Balm, Clara Merriam, Lucy
Merriam, Matte Balm and Alice Balm, and
Messrs. Charles F1oecker, F. Breardon, E. H.
Brooks, John Ogden and Thomas Elwood.
Mrs. W. E. johnson of Lincoln, Neb., is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Trevitt, at
| No. 4O3 street northwest.
An enjoyable progressive eucher party was
given on Friday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton F. Colman, 1904 18th
street. Ladies' first prize was won by Mrs. W.
A. Seebold; second prize, Miss Morgan. Gen.
tlemen's first prize, Mr.. Seebold; second, Mr..
and Mrs. Colman, Misses Berthe and Fannie
Page Of Takoma Park, Laura Morgan, Lena
Shepherd, Mrs. Seebold and Miss Filler Of
Loudoun county, Va, Messrs. Frier, Scebold,
blizzard, Maxwell and Mr.. J. V. Virgins Of
Texas.
Mrs. C. c. Clements, sos Massachusetts,
avenue northwest will not be at home to callers
tomorrow, but will be pleased TO see her friends
the 2Sth instant and the first Wednesday in
February.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Doyle are in the city visit
ing Mrs. Doyle's parents, 1923 street north
west, and will be at home Wednesday, the 2lst,
from 2 to- 6.
Miss Mae Harcourt has out cards for tea to
be given Wednesday evening at her residence
Mrs. Edward P. Mertz will not be at home
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Charles s. Cudlip left for Philadelphia
yesterday to attend the Carpenter-D isston
wedding, which is to take place today at st.
James Church.
Mrs. A. C. Dickinson Of New York and her
daughter, Miss Fannie, are at the Ebbitt for q
week or ten days.
Miss Lucy Hart of Clarksburg, W. Va, is
visiting her sister at the Elsmere.
Ex-Lieut Governor Underwood of Kentucky,
now living in Chicago, is in the city to attend
the Busbee-C Cooper wedding at Mrs. Senator
Nances Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Hunt have removed
into their new residence at the corner of Mas
sachusetts avenue and Goth street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Michler, her son and daughter are making
their home there.
Mrs. B. R. Tracy and Miss Tracy, 1903 Q
street northwest, will be at home on Fridays.
| Mrs. Barrett and Miss Flint will not receive
| tomorrow, but will be at home the following
Wednesdays in the season.
The little son Of the Secretary Of War
has improved in health and Mrs. Proctor will
| receive tomorrow.
| german organized BY the young men Of the
geological survey, the Gamma Tau Epsilon
| Pi Club, held the first of its series of germans
/ Z Dan Ano LAT rso1x
The german was gracefully led by Mr.. barton.
Among those present were Mrs. Henry GAN
nett, Mrs Bailey Willis, Mrs. Gilbert Thompson
and Mrs. Philip Darneille, who were the chap
Dnrneille, Tyler, Payne, Manning, Lockhart,
Kennedy, Beall, Milburn. Campbell, Thompson,
Bocock, Nelson, Stoddard, jackson, the Misses
Mitchell, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Walker, and Mr..
rison. Peters. Corse, Mckinney, Fuller, Tow
son, Blair, Heron, Payne, Breckinridge, Miller,
Staylor, Mackall, Hood and Kendall.
Mrs. E. s. Cromwell, 1902 Q street, will be at
home tomorrow and the remaining Wednesdays
| Of the season.
! Mrs. Philip E. Chaplin will not be at home
Wednesday, the 2lst instant. but will receive
the following Wednesdays during the season.
| Mrs. W. C. Downey will be at home to her
friends Thursdays from to 8.
| The residence Of Mrs. BENZ. Leighton was a
favorite place yesterday afternoon with callers
on Capitol Hill and the pleasant parlors were
crowded. Mrs. Leighton will receive Monday,
January %, and the last Monday before Lent,
February 9.
Miss Laura Bussey, daughter Of Gen. Cyrus
Bussey, assistant secretary Of the interior,
arrived in the city Saturday evening and will
spend the winter with her father at 1904 N
! street northwest. Miss Bussey comes from Des
MONIES, Iowa, where she has made her home
with her married sister, Mrs. Isaac L. Kills.
Miss Dalzell, 1901 Massachusetts, avenue, has
issued cards for a O'Clock tea Monday, jan
uary 26.
Mrs. Window and the Misses Window. as
sisted by their guest Miss Colgate of New York,
will be home to callers tomorrow afternoon
after half-past o'clock.
| Miss Minnie Condor gave party to q num-
Der Of friends last night in honor of her aunt.
Mrs. Beckley, and her cousin, Mr.. Russell
Beckley Of Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stanbery. who are at the
Shoreham, will be happy to greet their Wash
ington friends. Mrs. Stanbery is a grand
daughter of the late Chief Justice George Rob-
ertson Of Kentucky. Mr.. Stanbery is a son of
| the Attorney General under President John
| son. They will remain here some time.
Last evening DIR. H. B. Noble gave hand
some reception in honor Of the joint committee
of the American and the Southern Dental Asso-
| Citations, who are present in this city to make
! the arrangements for an international dental
| convention to be held at the worlds fair Dr.
Mobiles charming residence. 1916 Il street was
| well filled with local and visiting dentists and
] later a handsome supper was spread. Among
those who were present we're DR.. W. W. Walker.
DR.. A. o: Hunt, DR.: ]. c. Storey. DR.. M. W.
Foster, DR.. A. W. Harlan, DR.. John s. Mar
shall, DIR. ]. H. McKellops, DIR. L. D. Sheppard,
DR.. George W. McElhany, DR.. G. 8. Stockton,
DR.. ]. Taft. DR.. w. J. Barton. Dr. j.
Y. Crawford and DR.. L. D. Carpenter Of
the joint committee and Mrs. DR.. Jessie KEEP
peier, Dr. Donaldson, DR.. Benson, DR.. Lee Har-
ban, DIR. w. s. Harlan, DR.. Darrell, DIR. Hen
erickson, DR.. Diefendirfer, DIR. Wolf, DR.. Mum
son. DR.. Davis, Dr. Mcfarland. Dr. Smythe,
DR.. T. o. Hill, Dr. Garrett Hill, Dr. Wads-
| worth, DR.. Hunt, DR.. Rich, DR.. Siebold Dr.
Lewis, Dr. Hugo and DR.. Rust.
Mrs. Gen. Amos b. Eaton, since her return
| to the city, has taken rooms at S15 18th street.
Mrs. Louise Patterson, 918 18th street, did
not receive today on account of the death of
her niece, Emma Wheeler.
Mrs. John NJ. Wiley and her sister, Miss
Cooper, have decided to dispense with their
regular Tuesday reception at the Shoreham to-
morrow in order that they may have the oppor-
| tunity to repay some OF the calls to ladies who
are at home on Tuesdays.
An enjoyable dancing reception was given
by the Misses Juneman to the Pearl SociaIs Of
Baltimore last evening. Dancing and singing
| were INDUCED in until an early hour this morn