Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-23

After the reception the newly married couple
took the train for an extended trip north.
Mrs. Hutchinson and the Misses Hutchinson
will not be at home Wednesday, February a.
They will resume their Wednesdays February 3
Mrs. Robert G. Dyrenforth Of 1923 street
has sent out cards for a tea next Monday, from
to 8, to present her daughters, who have beer
In Europe for year past
Mrs. Ralph c. johnson, sr., gives aluncheon
on Monday at the Portland in honor of Mrs.
MCGOWAN of New York, sister of Mrs. Admiral
Harmony.
Mrs H. W. Wells has issued cards for January
so from tot.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. N. Jackson will be at home
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Jackson will have
Miss Sloan with her from Baltimore.
Mrs. Horace S. Cummings and her sister,
Miss Irwin, will be at home on Tuesdays in
February.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Dunnell, with their little
daughter are located for the winter at the Ho-
tel Oxford.
Mrs. and Miss Harter Of the Richmond will
not receive Tuesday, January &c, but will be
glad to see their friends the first Tuesday in
February.
Mr.. John B. Rogers of San Francisco and
Lille Diemar Kiemroth of this city were
quietly married Tuesday evening, January 10,
at the residence of the Rev. DR.. Bartlett. At
home at 1907 18th street northwest.
Mrs. Senator Hansbrough will receive on
Thursday at the Hotel Cochran, assisted by
Mrs. Senator Casey. Mrs. Representative Smith
OF Arizona, and the Misses Pepys of Brighton,
England.
Mrs. Fred Bracket and Miss Bracket will be
at home to their friends Thursdays in Febru-
airy. at 912 I street northwest
An enjoyable party was given last evening at
Mrs. Morgan's, 2O4 9th street southeast, by her
daughter Ella, i'll celebration Of her sixtieth
birthday. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Mchie, Mr.. Guild. MIR. and Mrs. Benham.
Mrs Bouen and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy,
Mr.. Aleck and Mrs. Mckee Mr. and Mrs. Scott,
MIR. W. G. Morgan and family Mrs. p. Maloney,
Mrs. Bray, MIR. VIM. Kell and family. Mr.. G. A.
Bray anu wife. Mr.. James Kell anu Mrs. kell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schley, Misses Josie and Maggie
McMahons, h. j. Fleming, g. and NJ. Dodge. E.
and n. Walsh, A. and L. Riecke. NJ. Bray, II.
Sullivan, Gibbs, A. ]. and NJ. Maloney. Mealy,
NJ. Collins, b. MCKEE, L. Action, t. Maehers and
Hauselein, Action, Collins, Blaine, Campbell,
Coleman NJ. Bray, c. Bray.W. Bishop, J. Lane,
and Mr.. Duvall.
The LIE Droit Park Literary Society met last
night at the residence OF Mr.. Metcalf, AIS Flor
ida avenue.
pleasant masquerade party was given to
Miss Irene Griffith last evening at her resi-
dence, 1913 9Th street northwest. Among those
present were Misses Mamie EckelJ, as Japanese
Cir" Nettie Palgo as Aunt Dinah, Emma Ma
loney as Fortune Teller" Blanche Bremen as
''Bo Peep" Hattie Barker as Fortune Teller. "
BERTHE Hammerly as Might Katie Johnson as
'Tambourine Girl, Irene Griffith as Peasant"
Maud Bailey. Julia Heaney, Emma Hempler,
Augusta littesshofer, Bessie killigan, Messrs.
jr., as Dude Willie Barker as "Topsy." Chas.
Friess as white Cap Percy Lowd as Ghost, y
Alphonso Hobson, Harry Brenner as "Clown,"
Willie Fincham as Clown" Hamilton Lowd as
witch" Raymond Stokes, Charles Maxwell,
Denny Callahan and Nelson Wyman. At late
hour fine collation. was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ii. Cowgirl of Philadel-
phia, on their bridal tour, are visiting MIR. E.
Clinton Blair, 229 f street northwest.
Mr.. Thomas E. Waggaman has issued cards
of invitation for Wednesday next to q private
view of group Of water colors by Dutch mas
ters just received, and which will hereafter
form part of his collection. Owing to the
strictly artistic nature OF the entertainment the
list OF invitations has been. rs far possible,
confined to artists, students and those most
identified, whether as collectors or connois-
seurs. with the cause of art in Washington
MIR. Waggaman has completely remodeled his
water color gallery for the occasion, devoting
to works in that medium all the space hereto
fore given to etchings in black and white.
An enjoyable masquerade ball was given last
night by the young people of Takoma Park.
There were many striking and picturesque cos
tunes worn. substantial supper was served
and altogether it was one of the most delight
full entertainments ever given in Takoma Park.
Capt. Day OF the navy was master of ceremOn-
les. Some OF those who were present and the
characters were: Miss BERTHE Page. A Lom-
hardy Peasant: Miss Amy Parkins, German
Peasant Miss Grace Ford. Night, Miss Edith
Page, A Lady of Color: Miss Cherry Ford. Miss
Muffit; Miss May Martin. Peasant Girl; Miss
Blanche Day, French Peasant; Miss Madge
Gilbert, Kate Greenaway; Miss Perlie WEIGH,
30 Peep; Mss Alice Wasserbach, Goddess of
Liberty; Miss Gussie Thomas, A Wren; Miss
Lydia Brawner. Queen of Clubs; Miss Blanche
Nicholson Snow; Miss Sallie Myers. Dawn; Miss
Katie Day, Quakeress; Miss Lulie Day. French
Peasant: Miss Nellie Darling Fortune Teller;
Miss Mamie Krebs, Spanish Peasant Miss .Bes-
sic Lawrence. Swiss Peasant. Miss Katie Roach.
America; Miss Ivy Ingraham, Flower Girl;
Miss Carrie Sunny, Folly; Miss Martha Deano,
Bo Peep: Miss Florence Smith, Kate Green
way; Miss Mabel Smith. Miss Mary Hol-
mead, Night; Mary Stone, English Court Lady
Mr.. Selden Lay, Chinaman; Mr.. Harry Daw-
son, Japanese Lady; Buzz Carroll, Mexican;
Ralph Jones, Bro. Jonathan; Carroll Degges,
Clown; Ned Lay, Faust; Will Page, Satan; John
Darling. Knight; Arthur Wasserbach. Jockey;
9 Dick Lay; u,,. Italian Peasant; George
ColoESu sport, Ia. Il. NICHOLSON, Otflcer;
John Brawner, Dutchman; Mack Green,
Fa: Boy; Charles Lewis. Greek;A- T.
Albert Lay. Arab; Fred Parkins, Seventh
Street Swell; Martin Parkins, Naval Officer;
Langley lugraham, Sailor Boy; George Lase-
kan, Faust. Besides the maskers there were a
number Of others present as iookers-on.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Cox pleasantly enter
tanned last night a recently formed card club
which il to meet at intervals OF two weeks at
the homes of its members in succession. Pro-
gressive euchre was the game enjoyed last
evening.
Invitations are being sent out for cotillion
to lie given Thursday, 2Sth instant, by the pro-
prietor OF the birmingham to his guests and
their friends, which it is expected will be q
very handsome and enjoyable affair.
Mrs. N. W. Beveridge and the Misses Bever-
idge will be at home February and
Quite unique entertainment was given Fri
day night in honor OF the birthday of Mrs. X.
X. Thomas. A sleighing party was given to
"the Willows" Tenleytown, and after spending
couple OF hours In dancing and singing re-
turned to Mrs. Thomas residence, 6Oi H street
northwest, and sat down to bountifully laden
table. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkwood, Mrs.
Jennie Ferguson, Mrs. Gray, Misses Mamie and
Carrie Andrews, Mr.. Ned Thomas of New York.
Mr.. Cook, Mr.. W. Parker, MIR. Crawford, Mr.. w.
c. Burkins and Master Robert Gray.
Mrs. E. ii. Bond and daughter Ethel. OF