Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24


Mabel and Edith Thompson, Hattie Meades,
Marian and Katherine Evans, Mamie Lightfoot,
Emily Cottrill, Ada Duke, Nellie Bolway Halle
and Bessie keim. Addie Wall, Katie Edmunds,
Helen and Alice Boyd, Corinne Chandler, Mira
Webb. Rose and Katherine O'Neal Daisy French,
Florence Mortimer, Alice Joyce, Blanche
Walker. Belle willett, Martha MiIburn, Matte
Cropley and Messrs. viii Mitchell, Fred Klein
schmidt, Richard and James Willett, Cochran.
Harry Mems, Rudolph Barkle, Rudolph D.
ing, Rudolph Schrickardi. walter Evans, John
and Tyler Baldwin. Allan Clephane, Geo. Cox,
Fred Royce, jr., Thornton and Will Chesley,
Robert Oliver, Chesley Brown. John Clay, John
Fisher, Mr.. Gott, George Edmunds, Gilliet
Clark. Raymond Fry. Thomas Jenkins Charles
Allan, Elliott Lane, Richard Bell, Will Bolway.
Stanley Brown, Harry Merritt, Charles Fair,
Barry Mohun and Raymond velardi. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. VIM. s. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Robert Boyd. Mrs. Crockett, Mrs.
Fred Royce, Mrs. o. R. Hough, Mrs. George W..
Evans and Mrs. Jessie G. Ergood.
No merrier party Of young folks could be
found than those who attended the progressive
euchre party given by the Misses Costello at
their hospitable home on 9Th street Thursday
evening in honor Of their guest, Miss Callahan
OF Portsmouth, Va, who has just returned
from Delaware, whence she went to christen
the new steamer Norfolk. The first prizes were
won by Miss Callahan and Mr.. Albert Herbert,
the second prizes by Miss Marguerite Nolan and
Mr. Dempsey Metz. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman,
Misses German, Miss Warner, Miss Darneille,
Miss Lockboler. Miss Bartells and Miss Bald
win, Messrs. Adams Metz, Herbert, Morgan,
Beck, Gebhard, Behrens, Daily, Flame, Cess
ford and Costello.
The progressive euchre party given by the
Capital Bicycle Club last evening at the club
house was one of the largest entertainments
ever given by that organization. Fifteen tables
were required to accommodate the players.
flay was begun at about S45 and lasted two
hours and halt. fifteen games being played.
IN Inc nrst prizes were won by Mrs. Schooley and
Champion and DIR. VIM. Writ. Nine gentlemen
were tied for second place. Refreshments were
served after the play and the party broke up at
about midnight Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mex. Borden,
Mr. and Mrs. Tyssowski, Mr. and Mrs. Slime,
metz, MIR. and Mrs T. =. Borden, MIR. and Mrs.
Demaray, MI. and Mrs. Upton, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. s. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich. Misses
Howell, Dovilliers, Tanke. Bird, Groessmann,
Seammell, Boyle, A. Champion, Meloy, Young,
XuInlan, Arnold, Cochran, Kuehner, Atkinson,
wilson. Merritt, Tower, NJ. Crampton and
Messrs Marlatt, Wooten, Stewart. NJ S. Odds.
McDanleis, Writ, Moran, Horace Dodge, Flow
ers, STEPHENS, Holllngsworth, Tower Walter
Dodge, Winters, E. b. Olds, Morseli, Lyon.
randall, Prentiss, Clark and Leaning.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Hartman gave their friends charming enter
Arms. Several literary selections by Renre.
sentative Kerr, Col. Z. ]. Smith. Miss Lillian
Cleveland and Mrs. Lockwood were enioyed by
the guests. Among those present were Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hangar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermliya, Mr. NJ d: Lincoln, Mrs. Judge
Stone and daughter, Mrs. U. s. Lockwood,
Mrs; Gen: Pickett and son, Miss Coover, niece
OF Mrs. Hartman, and Col. and Mrs. Smith.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman gave a
whist party.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. johnson of Mount YER
non, Ohio, are at the Livingston.
Mrs. Gen. Spinola Of New York gave a charm
ing reception Tuesday in her elegant new suite
OF apartments in the annex of the Arlington.
MRS. Spnolas rooms are spacious and filled
with souvenirs Of her travels and bric-a-brac,
which add to the attractions of her afternoons.
Last tuesday Mrs. Spinola received in an
imported gown of black velvet, with a MORE
front panel Of pink yelled in rich blue lace.
Mrs Spinola has some of the finest
diamonds In the city, and on this occasion
s sne wore an elegant pendant and brooch.
She was assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs.
W. ID. Owen in black brocade and lace Mrs.
Queen and Mrs. Berry, guests of Mrs Carlisle,
also assisted in French gray art gowns of hem
rietta CLOTH Miss Decker, one Of her young
aids, wore white net over white MORE. Miss
Townsend wore an imported gown of yellow
silk, and garniture of purple crysanthemums
Miss Noyes was in gray cloth with pink garni-
ture, and Miss Lucille Wyard in green tulle
trimmed with peoples. Refreshments
The peems ana punch Sse.ea were on. served
choice cut flowers and palms. Among
the callers were Surgeon General and
Mrs. Moore, Mrs NJ. A. P. Moore, Mrs Leland
Stanford, Mrs. Carlisle. Rev. DR.. Casey and
Mrs Casey, Mrs. Grosvenor and the Misses
Fran ole do
Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Ransom. Mrs. Chapman.
Mrs. blanchard, Judge Laramie OF Beilfont,
Pa; Mrs. and the Misses Faulkner, Mrs. Bull.
lock, Mr. and Mrs. Virgins, s. r. Calhoun, U.
5. A; Mrs. Vim. Van Zandt and Mrs. Logan
Chapman.
Mrs. Tiers gave luncheon this afternoon. at
which seven ladies were guests, as follows: Mrs.
Thomas Wilson, Mrs. Lowrie Bell, Mrs Kauff-
mann, Mrs. Lacey, Mrs. Alfred Wheelen of
Philadelphia, Mrs. Meigs, Mrs. S. NJ. Bryan.
Mr.. Morton Mitchell and bride, who are at
the Normandie, viii leave for New York tomor-
row.
Mrs. Henry F. Blount and Miss Blount will
not be at home Monday, the Goth.
Miss Alice C. Fletcher will be rendered a
reception in honor of her recent appointment
in Harvard University February s.
Miss Rena Kohn of Philadelphia and Miss
Sadie Frank Of Atchison, HAS,. are stopping
at Mrs. NJ. Luch's, s43 X street northwest
Friday evening the Recherche Circle held its
weekly soiree at the residence of Mrs. Lee of
10th street. Among those present were Mrs
Lee, Misses Lee, Lubken, Frank, Purcell, Calver,
Purcell, Williams, Browne, Campbell, Morgan
and Dalton and Messrs. Dalton, Lee Waller,
Bell, Lee. Neff, Bundick, Balderson, Lee and
DIR. Buchanan.
Mrs. Senator Gray has been called away by
the death Of her brother, Lieut. Commander
Chas. II. Black, U.S.N.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Breeder of Portland.
Greg, are visiting their sister, Mrs. W. P.
White, ut No. sos l. street northwest.
Miss Helen Colhoun has gone for a short visit
to Philadelphia.
Last evening surprise party was given to
Misses Dora and RosaIie Dalrymple at their
home by their young friends. Among those
present were the Misses Eta Walker, Hattie
Billingsley, Blanch Starkey, Lizzie Randall,
and Masters Ernest Gibson, Harry Randall,
Elma Yount, G. Church and Percy Strang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Leighton have
issued cards for a reception at their residence
on Capitol Hill, Monday evening, February 2.
Mrs. Leighton will be assisted by the Misses
Grosvenor of Ohio, Misses Parker and Miss
Rankin, daughter of President Rankin.
A pleasant reception last Tuesday afternoon
was that held at the residence of Mr.. T. s.
Chappell or Corcoran street. where the hostess
in handsome gown Of black net over yellow
silk introduced to her friends Miss Klinefelter
of Eutaw place, Baltimore, young lady who
was dressed in becoming dress of pale blue
silk Mro wall oosc <aI hx,N Nil.