Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

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Thompson, in white silk and gold passe-
menterie; Miss Goldie. white tulle garlanded
| with crimson roses: Mrs. Bahlman, light gray
| crepe; Mrs. Calvin S. Brice, pink bro
| cade and point lace; Mrs. Macarthur, old
| rose brocade and diamond ornaments; Mrs.
Jno. c. Black, white silk and pearls; Miss
| EDITH Foster. white fatin; Mrs. Wadsworth,
black satin and court train of black aEd gold
| brocade; Miss Wadsworth. pink tulie: Hiss Mil
Ter OF baltimore, white silk: Mrs. Condit Smith;
! black velvet and lace; Miss Condit
Smith, pale pink crepe; Mrs. How
| ard Ganson White, white satin and white lace;
Mrs. Outhwaite. mauve brocade, trimmed with
| duchess lace; Mrs. WalthalI, heliotrope satin
and pearls; Miss Walthall, rose crepe and
Vatican bow: Mrs. John Moore, black velvet;
| Mrs. Montt. deep red silk; Mrs. Oates, white
| silk and gold passementerie; Mrs. Guzman, black
tulle and jet Mrs. kzabane. white silk and lace;
Mrs. Brewer. pearl brocade and diamonds;
Mrs. ". T.. Curtis, pink striped silk; Mrs. Col
ton. black satin brocade; Mrs. sherman. white
satin; Miss Sherman, white striped gauze; Mrs.
Horatio King, wine-colored brocade; Mrs.
Montgomery, black and white striped
satin; Miss Montgomery, white tulle;
Miss Antoinette Montgomery, yellow crepe:
Mrs. NJ NJ. Parker, pink bengaline and white
lace; Mrs. Otis Bigelow, black and white bro
cade; Miss Mira Noyes, white lace and bow
knots of white ribbon; Mrs. Vance, heliotrope
brocade and Spanish guipure lace; Miss
Wheeler, pink China silk; Miss Julia Wheeler,
pale blue brocade; Mrs. Jas +. Barbour, gray
faille and Jet.
Among others present we're Secretary Blaine.
Attorney General Miller. Minister Romero. NJ.
Paternotre, Mr.; s. NJ. Bryan. Senator and Mrs:
Hiscock and Mrs. John A. Sleicher, Mr.. and
Mrs u. NJ Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Bigelow,
Senator and Mrs. kenna, Mr.. Ross Thomp-
son. MIR. Jules Guthridge, Mr.. Prescott, Mrs.
scldmore, Mr.; and Mrs Weightman, Repre-
Mr.. James "hsfler Barbour M5 "m Col A'A coi:
ton, Miss Clark, Maj. Tucker, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Logan, jr, Representative
Bourke Cochran, Mr.. Montt, Mavroyeni Bey.
Mr. and Mrs. Keim. the Chinese minister and
Mr.. Ho, Mr.. and Mrs. Ye, Senator and Mrs.
Brice, MIR. Charles Parsons, Miss Pettus, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas l.. Wilson, Miss Alisan Will
son. Representative, Mrs. and Miss Boutelle.
Representative, Mrs. and Miss Bynum, DIR. and
Mrs. Dickson, Senator Sawyer. Representative
and Mrs. q. T. Huff and Representative and
Mrs. Cable.
Mrs White of Providence, R. l., is the guest
Of Mrs. Mullett.
Miss Lizzie Noonan gave a very pleasant
1909 Sth street northwest. There we're many
very pretty costumes. After a few hours of
enjoyment a repast was served, then dancing
was enjoyed until late hour. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bishop, MIR. and
Mrs. n. Robbins Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Stiefel. Misses Kelly, TAFT,
Smith, Mccarthy. Clark, Duffy, Cook, Callan
and Noonan, Messrs. Quinlan, Swiggard,
Edwards, Colladay, Garner, Taylor, Dove,
Walsh, Holtzclaw and StiefeL
Mrs Philip E. Chaplin, 1735 Massachusetts
avenue, gave delightful tea yesterday after
noon. The spacious and elegant rooms on the
first floor were extensively decorated with
flowers. Mrs. Chaplin was assisted In receiving
by Miss Alisan Wilson and Miss McCeney.
Miss Cuthbert and other young ladies made at
tentive aids.
Mrs Alfred L. B. di Zerega. assisted by Miss
McCauley, Miss Merrill of Connecticut and
Miss di Zerega Of New York, will give a tea on
Thursday, February 4, from to z. to intro
duce her daughter, Miss Martha di Zerega
Mrs. A. L. Britton will be at home Wednes-
days in February, the 10th, 18th and oath, from
3 to 6.
Mrs Senator Pettigrew will not receive on
next Monday. but will be at home the follow
ing Mondays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. McKnew enter
tanned a large number OF their intimate
friends last evening with a delightful ''musi-
GALE" The handsome parlors were profusely
decorated with cut flowers orchids, palms. &C.
The musical program was artistically rem
dered and highly enjoyed. The participants
were Prof. Bischoff. Mrs. Perkins, Miss Boyd.
Mrs. Cross, Mr. Mcfarland and Mr. Rice. A
bountiful supper was served after the pro-
gram.
most attractive and interesting ball was
given on Thursday evening by the ladies and
gentlemen of the Elsmere. The new dining
hall and the spacious corridor were thrown
open as a ball room, and although more than
four hundred were present no part Of the house
was crowded at any time. Supper was served
at midnight in the old dining room and dane
ing continued till am. Ii was a card ball in
the hands OF committee and they scored q
success
Among the guests we're Senator and Mrs.
Palmer. Senator and Mrs. Perkins, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Burrows, Representative and
Mrs. Brickner, Representative and Mrs. Ber-
gen, Representative and Mrs. De Witt Warner,
Representative and Mrs Hooker. Assistant Sec
rotary anu Mrs. Spauldlng. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. c.
Fellows, Mr. and Mrs Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Sprague, Maj. and Mrs. Hopper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Taintor, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, DIR. and Mrs.
DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilfry, Mr.. and Mrs. Brack-
EFT, Nix. aud Mrs. Cocbenour, Mr.. and Mrs
Britten, Mr.. and Mrs Rslston, Mr.. and Mrs
whiteman, MIR. and Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Atwater. Mr. and
shend, Tibbetts. Wynne, Burke, Brainard,
Shiers, Howard. Tice. Smalley. Shattuck,
Creighton. Camden, Chaplin, Carr, Clemens,
Chase. johnson, Pierce, Stocking, Burleigh,
GouldiE, Townsend, Upton, Cottrell, Misses
Brickne=, Hintze. Hearne and Adelaide
Hearne, Won HerF, Won Bulow, Tilden.
Shattuck, McParlin, Irwin, Long. Wither-
bee, DrGEey, Kern, Atwater, Dwinel,
Hartwell. Jacobs, Key, Laing, McGregor.
Pollard. Smith, Townsend, Gouldin, William
son, Townsend, Horton. Jingle, Donohoe,
Hatch, Burbridge. Moore. Bracket, Griffin,
McEnery. Stone. Trenholm, Moses, Goddard,
kenna Magee. Parks. Miller. Morrison, Sher-
man, Kaufman, johnson, Gleason, Hutchins,
Messrs. Stivers. Townsend, Won Herff, White
house, Battell, Weeks, Lewis, Britten. Bur.
leigh. Converse. Harlan, Wooton, Bingham,
Writ. Ballyntine. Butterworth, Christeners,
Kennedy, Cavanaugh, Pyne, Birmingham.
Burne. Macauley, Gleason, Boisseau, Allen,
Beck. Camden. Char!eson, Draper. Day, Chase,
Crofiut, Eams, Hogan, Hayden, Knott, Lamp
ton. Muacaster. Marshall Morris. Price, Pinto,
Koss, Priest. Melbourne, Janus. Gillette, Fogg,
Cobb, Poole, Magee, Thomson. Houghten,
Vaughn, Lipscomb. McClosky, Chase, Fisher.
Martin, Parks. Ramsburgh. johnson, Gibson,
Albert. Brice, Merriam, Middleton, Belt Ray
mond, Plaza, Verdi, ValenZuela.
The members and friends Of the Deutsche
Lesekreis were entertained by Mrs George A.
Shehan at her residence, 1902 street north
west, Monday in honor OF her guest, Mrs. I;eyl
OF Detroit The various numbers on the pro-
gram. which was an unusually interesting one
were announced by the president, Mrs. Won
Hartleban, and were as follows: Opening piano
solo by Miss Menchine; essay, Zine Neujahrs
Nacht," by Prof. Won Pultkamer; song 20
Schoene Zeit," by Miss Bertha Bartel; reading
selection by Mr.. &. c. Adams; .Zwei Liederaus
Frauen Liebe und Leben, by Mrs. Prof Nau-
mann; selections from German poems, by Dr.
ct NJ