Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
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be glad to see their friends.
Mrs. Perry Fuller gave dinner party Of six
teen covers at her home ON New Jersey avenue
last evening The dining room was artisticelly
decorated with evergreens and scarlet berries.
Prot. and Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins have re-
Gently moved to their new residence on T
street near the corner Of 18th.
Miss Conrad Of Capitol Hill, daughter Of
Prof. Thomas N. Conrad, will be bridesmaid at
the marriage Of Miss Williams Of Lynchburg,
Va
Mrs Senator Paddock will not receive
Thursdays during the present season.
Miss H. Oppenheimer has gone to New York
to spend . few weeks with her sister, Mira
Heller.
Miss g. A. Lipscomb has taken rooms for the
winter at 1911 N street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Adgate Lipscomb have
located for the winter at ITO Q street
Miss Annie Stranahan of Athens on Hudson.
New York, is visiting Miss Sue Bartle of vir-
ginia avenue.
The ladies under whose auspices the charity
ball for the benefit of the Womans Hospital
and Dispensary was given at the Elsmcre last
night are highly gratifed at the decided social
and financial success of the affair. Many OF
the leading people of Washington have mani
| Tested much interest during the past year in
the charity to which the proceeds Of this ball
| were given.
The large ball room of the Elsmere was
beautifully decorated with growing plants and
gay coiored draperies and Donch's band was
established behind a screen of palms at one
end OF the dining room, which was cleared for
dancing. beautiful flowers and handsome
dresses combined to make the scene q bril-
| liant one. The ladies of the receiving party
were: Mrs. Mckee, Mrs Dolph. Mrs George
Mvo 7 pan Tir IN
Sumner. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Stoughton, Mrs.
Romero, Mrs Mendonca, Mrs. McCullock, Mrs.
N. ). Lincoln, Mrs Hubbard, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Adee, Mrs. Wilmer, Mrs Halliday, Mrs. Sher-
rill and Mrs. Kelton.
Among those present we're Madame Romero,
Mrs. Dolph, Mrs. Judge Dolph. Misses Men
donca. Mrs c. j. Bell, DR.. and Mrs. James
Kerr, Gen. Cutting, Mrs. and Miss Todd, Dr..
Wilmer, Mr. James H. Hayden, Mrs. Slough
ton, Mr.; and Mrs; Ortiz. Lieut.. Griffin.
Mrs. Gillett, Mrs. VIM E. Curtis, Mr.. and MRS.
De Castro, DR.. Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Cilley, DR..
Frances James, DR.. Helen Carpenter, A. C.
Raymond. Senator FELTON,, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Osborn, MIR. and Mrs. Whitmon, Miss Won
Hertf, Dr. and Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. W nne, Miss
I. Hutchins, Victor Kaufman, Mrs. Memo
cal, DR.. Oscar Menocal. Mr.. Won Herf,
Mr. Allen, Mr.. VanZwooten, Mrs. Brickner,
Miss Brickner. Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs. Marshall,
Norman Bestor. Mrs: Coleman. Miss Donaldson,
Miss Coleman. Mr.. Davidge, DR.. Vincent Miss
Steele. Mrs. L. Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Geer,
Miss Townsend. DIR. Jeanette Sumner, DR..
Higdon, Mr.. Marshal, Mr.. Gee. Mr.. Mowbrey,
DR.. Ellen L. Cudlip, DIR. Oscar Menocal, Col
Long and MIR. Harry Cilley.
Mrs Wanamaker and her daughters are GO
ing to Philadelphia today to remain at their
country place until after the holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. McKim are giving tea this az
ternoon for Miss Eleanor McKim