Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21


The minister Of Japan and Mime. Tateno will
give reception Friday, January 20, at
o'clock.
Mrs. Rathbone will give luncheon in honor
Of Miss Foster and Miss Brice on the 30th.
party on the 29.h.
A box party was enjoyed by the members Of
Ryland Temperance Union at the residence Of
the president, MIRA Causon. ass MARYLAND ave-
nue. southwest, last evening. Among those
present were Mrs. Causon, Mr.. and Mrs
Strang, the Misses Jennie, Ella and Lula
Brewer. Maggie Larcombe, Clara, Edna and
Mary and Emma Stahl, Ella White. Anna
Evans. Maud Eppley, Mary and Ella Espoy,
Emma and Ella Norris B. Price, L. Reeves,
3: Richards, Fannie Bennett, Julia Morgan, E.
Elwood, Maggie and Joe Dodge, B. A. Green,
Stella Hill. Clara Barker, Lottie and Lizzie
Mitchell, Mrs. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell, Messrs. Donaldson, Percy
Strang. U. L. Davis. j. X. Shively, J. H. Gill
bert, J. Bundick, W. C. Balderston, George
Dealing. Chalmers Beale, Howard Mitchell,
Kingsley, H. Miller, c. Klopfer, +. Yount. W.
Bergman, Charles Evans J. Jameson, A. Mills
&. Broker, ]. Crump, Elmer Yount, Mitchell
and Golden Donaldson.
Mrs. F.-Lewis Marshall. IT,, will give tea on
Saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss Esler Of
Philadelphia. Il
Miss Callie C. Henley of N street northwest is
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. Lou
Barkley, in Brooklyn, NY.
ceive on Saturdays.
Mrs. Washburn gave q lunch Wednesday in
honor of Miss Julia Marlowe. Those present
were Miss Marlowe. Miss Elkins. Mrs. Lander,
Miss Dawes, Mrs. Clanley- Brown. Miss Painter
Miss Failing. Miss Sheriff., Miss Boutelle, Miss
Halstead and Miss Washburn.
Mrs. A. c. Moore and Miss Daisy Moore, 1852
NJ street, will receive Friday from to 6, as
sisted by Miss Thomas of Virginia, Mrs. Cox
of Ohio, Miss Carrie Cornell of New York and
Miss Sadie Smith of kentucky.
Miss Carrie II. Jacobs of Reading, Pa, is q
guest of Mrs. S. J. King. 243 Delaware avenue
northeast, and will be at home Thursdays.
Miss A. Florence Cox gave an sold maids
tea" last evening to a few friends. 1t was both
novel and amusing.
Mrs. ]. r. Taylor of 400 V street northwest
Is suffering from severe attack of pneumonia,
which was caused by the grip. A slight i'm
provement is noticeable now
pleasant surprise party was given Miss
Emma Schmidt at the residence of her brother
in-law, Capt. Fred Thomson, 8l7 New Jersey
avenue northwest, Monday evening.
Miss White, 1716 Rhode Island avenue, will
receive Thursdays in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Jordan gave q pro-
gressive euchre party at their residence last
evening. The guests were Misses Emory Burr
Clements, Geib, Ramsey, Wollard, Mrs. Keat-
ing, Messrs Parks, Merrill. Andrews, Jennings,
Olmstead, McNulty, StreatOr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clements, MIR. and Mrs. ID. Z. Sackett and Miss
Sackett OF Rochester and Mr.. and Miss Stevens
OF New York. The first prizes we're captured
by Miss Ramsey and MIR. Olmstead and the
boobies we're awarded to Miss Clements and
Mr.. Andrews.
There was pleasant leap year party given
at the residence of the Misses Henpels, 1926
Prospect avenue, Georgetown, d. c., Monday
evening Among those present were MIR. and
Mrs. ]. r. Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Calla-
han. Miss Lillian Clarvoe, Miss Mamie Cook
Miss Lydia kiuckhuhn, Miss Maggie Dyer, Misses
Louisa and Gussio Henpel, Mr.. Erven A. Will
Jams, Mr.. Geo. Won Dachenhausen, Mr.. Archie
Edmonston, MIR. Chas S. West, MIR. Jos. p
Cullen. Mr.. Victor II. johnson, Mr.. Chas.
Goodchiid, Mr.. Harry Gartside. Mr.. Chas. Nc
Enaney, Mr.. John Hoffacker and Mr. Luther
Lyon.
The first formal meeting Of the Tuesday
Night Club. at the residence Of Mr.. and Miss
Keefer of Capitol Hill, was we'll attended. Mr.
McClain and Miss Haas captured the first
prizes. with Mr.. Teets and Miss Miller as close
seconds. At IL o'clock refreshments were
served, after which the club adjourned. The
membership il at present limited to ten couples.
making five tables for progressive euclre. The
ne xt meeting will be on Tuesday evening" the
26th instant.
The residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kri-
nor 1aa5 al st-ao, ,vos a. 80 -,..
oatber;no on TnaSda,, oua,,ir,, ri pie"ean.
60 A., .d NJ iJC.iI, 'e ,eseh'
w w NoIonor =; NJ - nu -n,s
Misses ScTntsia ID ianar or" Taui ions; ,he
WHITE ana Champion. Messrs. n. A Hammond
Goodacre, McEnaney, johnson, West, Mccall
met and Edgar. Mr.. Victor johnson gave
some choice selections on the violin, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Charles McEnaney on the piano
Miss Schofeld also rendered some selections
Messrs- Goodacre and hammond entertained
y WIN poPua's sonss "lu panJo uuets. Mr. Chas.
.. west gave some popular songs Refresh,
dancing WAS induIeed in INIT, a late hnmr anu
Mrs Gen PAYNE will race;ve tonorro
will he assisted nv Mrs .rthur PIC NJ
payue. Mrs. Meridetb. Miss Edith Moore Miss
Day and Miss PAYNE Of Virginia. Miss WaithoIl
Miss Stoddard and Miss Fitzhugh of Kentucky.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. German Club
will give a german Mt Masonic Temnle this
evening. The chaperones will be Mrs. Gen.
Payne, Mrs. +. A. Darneille, Mrs. W. r.
nie!, "rs' n a. iuns'aii anu MRS. Y. A.
Da'is'
pretty wedding took place at st. Peters
Church at o'clock yesterday morning. The
contracting parties were Miss Dora FRYE and
DIR. j. J. Slattery. Nuptial mass was celebrated
by Rev. Father Sullivan. The ushers were
Thomas Grogap. Henry Lynch. T.. J. Slatterv
and r. H. Sweeney The bride was nttired in
n suit of brown henrietta, trimmed with bear