Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-23
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Lenten Quiet In Fashionable Circlss-Psr-
sonal Notea.

Lenten Quiet in Fashionabls csrclss-Psr-
sonal Notes.
Mrs. Mott Smith il the guest Of Mrs. Ware,
1929 Rhode Island avenue, and win receive with
her on Wednesday.
Mrs. g. Richard Thompson left for Fortress
Monroe last Friday and win not return to the
city until March Is.
Mrs. I. Price Fell Of Bloomington, H., IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. F. Childs, No. 203 II
street.
Miss Anna II. Bisbing Of Forristown, Pa, is
q guest Of Mrs. H. E. Weaver, No. 1914 Q street
northwest
Miss Emma Fullwood Of Baltimore IL visiting
Miss Marion Gavley, No. LISA Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Mrs. Mary D. Baker has moved from the
Livingston and has rooms ct the Lincoln hats,
corner Of 10th and h streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. John h. LAwlor Of Chicago are
visiting Mrs. r. A. Buechler Of street.
The Korean charge d'sffsires and Mrs. Ys
Cha Yum gave a very handsome dinner Satur-
day evening in honor Of the Japanese minister
and Madame Tateno.
The regular meeting Of the Social League
was held at Miss Eta Austin's, lll6 Park place,
Friday evening, with the vice president, Miss
Barbara Maier, in the chair. This was one Of
the leagues .'open meetings" and large num-
usual business a program was rendered consist
ing OF readings, recitations and songs. Re
Treatments were then served and q social time
followed. The next meeting viii be held at
Miss Edith Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Donath have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter Ger
trude to Mr.. Edwin s. Garrison Wednesday
evening. March 4. at 7:3O o'clock at st. Pauls
English Lutheran Church.
Miss Edes Of this city, who is spending the
winter In Europe, is now in Nice. where she is
receiving many social attentions. Miss Edes
has closed her house on X street and will be
abroad for at least the next six months.
Mrs. w. s. Parks will not be at home tomor-
row.
La vicomtesse de Sibour gave breakfast on
Saturday, the 2lst, to her daughter, La Com
tesse de Sibour. The guests we're Miss Blaine,
Mrs Senator Hawley, Miss Fuller, Mrs. Hop
kins. Mrs Calderon Carlisle, Miss Sheriff., Mrs.
Ralph c. johnson. Miss Davidge, Miss WAL
ZACH, Miss Nmy. Mrs. Harris, Miss Webb and
Miss Peasants Of Virginia and Miss de Sibour.
The pretty home of Miss Ruth Blazey, 1888
9th street northwest, was made merry on
Saturday evening by gathering of young
friends to celebrate her thirteenth birthday.
Games and dancing were INDUCED in until 10
O'Clock. at which hour the youthful company
entered the dining room to partake of refresh
ments from well-laden table. Among the guests
were Misses Blanche Smith, Bessie Slater, Ethel
Tracy, Meta Won Wimpton, Edith Burden,
Grace Cramer, George Lightsoot Cecilia Fran
Zoni and Masters Eddie Henkle, Eddie Tracy,
Walter McBath, Percy Cramer and Charlie
Hughes.
Mrs. VIM. Wall is visiting with Miss Given at
Fortress Monroe.
delightful Lenten reception was given Fri
day avening by Mrs NJ. d. Lincoln. 1910 X
street. in honor of Mrs. Edward Roby of Chi
IL l.
Army of the Republic. Mrs. Lincoln was as
sisted by Mrs. Roby, Miss Clara Barton and
Mrs. j. ID. Lincoln. and from 3 to 10 O'Clock
guests were coming to meet Mrs. Roby. The
members of the Woman's National Press Asso-
citation came in body from the meeting at
Wizards Hotel. Among the guests were Mrs.
ii. Louesa Thomas of New York. Mrs. DIR. Gil
christ OF Ohio, Miss Coyne Fletcher, Hon
Francis 2. Devices and daughter. DIR. Julian
b. Hubben, Mr.. and Mrs. Linson dc Forrest
Jennings, Maj. and Mrs. Edwin Sweet. Col
Anderson, DIR. Clara Bliss Kinds, Prof. Finley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baltzley, Mrs Godfrey
Belt Miss Godfrey, Mrs. Gen. Pickett. Capt.
Pickett. Mrs. James B. Tanner. Mr.. and Mrs A.
$. Hartman, Mrs. Scott, several members of the
New England Womans Press Association.
among them Miss Sibylla A. Bailey. Miss Winning,
Mrs. Fannie Z. johnson, Mrs. Linkham, Madam
Arcan and Miss Stevens Among those who
sang during the evening were Miss Sibylla A.
Bailey, Mrs. Godfrey Belt, Miss Godfrey Miss
lie Moyn, Mr.. j. Maudsley and Mrs. Moses.
Miss Godfrey played the violin and Mrs Judson
ID. Lincoln rendered piano solo. supper was
served from 10 to ii o'clock. Cut flowers and
palms were grouped effectively in the drawing
and dining rooms.
Miss Margaret r. Yeabower and Mr.. Henry
z. Weaver will be married at St. Adams Church
Wednesday, February %, at o clock a. m. No
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Gilman are visiting at
1887 18th street.
Mrs. Mott Smith is the guest Of Mrs Ware,
1929 Rhode Island avenue, and will receive
with her on Wednesday.
Miss knickerbocker is visiting Mrs. VIM. o.