Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-19
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Round of Gaieties-Ladies who Receiv
Tomorrow.

| IOmOrrOW.
Among the ladies receiving tomorrow are
Miss Aukum, 1919 street; Mrs. r. B. Loring,
1420 X street; Mrs. James W. Owens and Mrs
William z. Haynes, at the Ebbitt; Mrs. W. L.
Bragg, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Wallace, at the Shore
ham; Mrs. and Miss Cavanaugh, 18th street:
Mrs. r. p. Porter, 2S19 street; Mrs. E. P.
Osborne, al X street; Mrs B. H. Warder, 1915
Connections avenue and De Sales street; Mrs.
and Miss Burdette. Vermont avenue; Madame
Romero, at the Mexican legation; Madame
Zegarra, Peruvian legation, 1919 4 street: Mrs.
George William Douglass, S21 10th street: Mrs.
John Moore, sos 10th street: Mrs. and Miss
Clagett, 1006 18th street; Mrs. John L. Wilson,
| 1912 18th street; Mrs. and Miss Scranton, at the
Richmond; Mrs. s. E. Wheatley and the Misses
Wheatley, 1914 S0th street, Mrs. Garrick NAL
lory, Mrs. Van Vliet 18th street; Mrs. and Miss
Farquahar, Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Frey,
1912 Rhode Island avenue; Mrs. r. p. Flower
and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. H. ]. Connolly, 400
Massachusetts avenue; Mrs. Stilson Hutchins,
1908 Massachusetts, avenue: Mrs. r B. Spinola,
at the Arlington; Mrs. John Hay, on the Tues
days in January: Mrs. r. F. Shepard, 1912 18th
| street; Mrs. Snider at the Elsmere, and Mrs.
Nelson Dingley, Mrs. J. D. Taylor and Mrs. M.
s. Brewer, at the Hamilton; Mrs. W. c. White
Spooner, Mrs. McComas, Mrs. Lester, Miss
Lester Mrs. Seeney and Mrs. Caruth, at the
Riggs House. Mrs. ex-senator Mcdonald Of
Indiana is also at the Riggs and will assist the
ladies in receiving.
Mr.. F. A. Richardson entertained at an ele-
CANT dinner Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
+. Barbour. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Webb, Mr..
Beali, Miss Colt, Miss Voorhees, and Mr.. Voor-
hees.
Mrs. Ross Perry has cards out for tea on
Wednesday from to 6, at her home, 1909 P
street.
Saturdays entertainments went ahead re-
gardless of weather. Mrs Henry Mays tea was
the event Of X street between 4:30 and g. Her
house is especially well adapted to entertaining
and large company shared in its Inequalities.
Mrs. Mays gown was of black satin brocaded
In tiny blue flowers. Her mother, Mrs. Cole
man. assisted in receiving and wore hand
some gown Of gray crepe. At the tea table
Miss Matte Mitchell poured tea. and had on a
dainty gown Of black and white satin with
white lace. The dining room table had GEN.
ter piece of red tulips. Among the guests were
Mr.. Fred May, Lieut.. and Mrs. Logan. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Coyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. LanghOrne, DIR. and Mrs. Goldsborough
and Mrs. Bessie Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Warder gave dinner on
Saturday night followed by a musicale. at
which larger company came in. Miss Mar
garet Elliott of New York sang.
Baron Fava gave dinner on Saturday night
to the Vice President. The other guests were
Secretary Noble Secretary Window, Assistant
Secretary of State Wharton, DIR. Albert George,
Baron de Strive, LIE Commandment Lottin, Min
lister Suarez, Count Batthyany, Mr.. ]. A. w.
Grip and Mr.. G. de Weckherlin.
The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero will
give a ball on the evening of February9.
Mrs. James F. Barbour had one of the large
receptions Of Saturday afternoon. She had the
Misses Blackburn, Miss Tarr and Miss Michler
of EastOn, Pa, the latter's guest, to meet her
friends.
Mrs. and Miss Greer were also receiving at
their home on Hihyer Place, where pleasant
company kept meeting all the afternoon.
Mrs. Hugh s. Thompson, Connecticut ave-
nue. and De Sales street. and Mrs. Alfred Hor-
ton, 1926 18th street, were also among the after
Moons hOstesses.
Mrs. and Miss Burdette will be at home on
tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon to their friends.
Mrs. Charles H. Gibson will not receive to-
morrow, but will be at home to callers on Tues
day, the 9th, that being her last formal recep-
ton Of the season, she intends to 20 to Louis
vile to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Dean Southworth, who has been visit
ing Mrs. H. C. Burch of No. 22i0 street north
west for a fortnight, left this morning for New
York, taking Miss Ida c. Burch. From there
they will leave for the home Of Mrs. South
worth, Braintree, Mass.
Mrs. Representative Townsend and daughter
of Colorado will not be at home on Tuesday of
this week, but will receive January ~ and Feb
ruary 10 at the Elsmere.
The Misses Entwistle Of 627 East Capitol
street gave a delightful tea on Saturday from
to z, in honor Of their guest, Miss Chapman
of Martinsburg who has been spending JAN
uary with them. The lemonade was dispensed
by Miss Annie McGowan and the chocolate by
Mrs. George Keyes French, while in the dining
room Miss Bessie MCGOWAN Misses Cottren,
Shook and Entwistle looked after the comforts
of the visitors.
Mrs. Almena B. Williams, 1885 18th street, has
issued invitations for Friday evening from 4
to7.
Mrs. A. H. Brown. 1745 Rhode Island avenue.
will give tea on Wednesday from to 6.
Mrs. Lazcans, wife of the Gillian minister,
received number of callers at her Friday re-
ception. She was elegantly attired in black
satin and lace The handsome suite of rooms
presented a most attractive appearance. The
table in the dining room was adorned with
carnations and white hyacinths. Miss Causten.
in pink silk, passed tea and little Miss Carvallo,
granddaughter Of a former Gillian minister to
this country, sat at one end of the table, sery-
ing ice cream. Among the callers were MANY
members of the diplomatic corps and the ladies
Of the cabinet
Mrs. Walter T. Wheatley will no. receive on
Tuesday Of this week, but will be at home on
the following Tuesday, January 81. i,
Mr.. E. R. Brace and family of Duluth Mimi.
are visiting Mr.. Braces mother at 1916 SOth
street.
Mrs. M. 8. Brewer left today for Michigan,
being called there by the sudden and serious
illness of her father.
Mrs. John H. Pearson Of Columbia. s. c., is
with her mother, Mrs. John W. Hall, at No 6
Iowa circle for two weeks. Mrs. Hall is at
home on Thursdays.
Medical Inspector and Mrs. G. s. Beardsley
and Mr.. Sidney Beardsley will be located at the
Ebbitt while their house at the navy yard is
undergoing repairs.
Sunday evening quite large surprise party
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. l. Grosner. 458 M
street northwest, by a large number Of their
friends upon the occasion Of their fifth wedding
anniversary. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Goldsmith Mr.. and Mrs. Sond-
heimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Woog, Mr. and Mrs. Kat
zenstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Marks, Mr.. and Mrs
Max Rich. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Solomon and Mr..
and Mrs. Freirich. Toasts were given and re-
sponded to. and selections of vocal and instru-
mental music were enjoyed.
There was a social gathering Friday evening
at the residence Of Mr.. Koran, zoos E street
southwest. Among those present were Mr.. J.
HOran Mr.. Deery, Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner Miss
]. Arnold, Mrs. Conrad, Mrs. Boswell Mrs. NJ.
Meehan, Miss Hart, Mrs. Brown Miss Robey.
Mrs. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Stopper, Mr.,
and Mrs. W. Koran, Miss A. Meehan, the
Misses RUPERT, Miss C. Crawford, the Misses
Butterhof, Miss M. Koran. Miss Rookie, Miss
oil oh Mra