Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25

What 10 Going On In Fashionable Circles n
Washington,

What 10 Going On In Fashionable Circle. a
Washington.
Mrs Mobiles reception on Saturday after
noon was complete ovation. not only 10 her
self, but TO the special quests in whose honor
the entertainment was given. The entire parlor
floor was proiuscly decorated and lust bach Of
where Mrs Noble stood 20 receive N great
bunch OF enumeration lilies made a sucoes-
ton OF spring. lime roses decked the msntel-
pieces in every room and Parma vloets made
the tea table fragrant and beautiful Miss
halsted sat behind the tea table, which occu-
pieu a corner of the dining room Mrs Noble
wore becoming gown o. bGttercup brocade
trimmed with lace, and some fine diamonds
glsitored IN her corsage and hair. Miss An
ihony, as agreeable and entertaining as ever
stood next TO the hostess. Mrs Elizabeth
tHuy Stanton sat near the mantelpiece
where most of the other ladies also stood 20
greet the guests. Mrs. Lucy Stone was called
away IRON the city and could not wait on the
reception. In the receiving party were Miss
ia4bted, Miss Clara Barton, Mrs. Dolph, Mrs.
Alien, Mrs. Casey. Mrs. Shields, Mrs j. G, Bur-
rows. Mrs. Lusk. Mrs. McNair. Mrs. Malworth,
MISS Foster OF Chicago and Miss Norris of ST.
Louis, both Young ladies. the guests Of Mrs
Noble. The rooms were thronged from tall
ana the reception was greatly onioved.
Secretary Noble was here there and every
where talking with the guests. The dining
room table was laden with all seasopable deli-
eacies, which were handed about by the sery-
ants The ices were served from a Pink
sugar hat, which was never allowed
10 get empty, no matter how steady
He , uenaha; Among the guests were
AIRS Russell Harrison Mrs. Dimmick, secre-
tary Tracy, the Attorney General, Mrs and
MISS Miller, Secretary and Mrs. Rusk Miss
ltusk, Miss Foster, Miss Moods the Postmaster
General, Ars. and Miss Manamaker, Secretary,
u rs and Miss Elkins. Senator aud Mrs Proc
tor, Miss Proctor, Madame Romero. Mrs Memo
Cal, The Misses Mendonca, Dr. Menocal Senator
al Nrs. Carey, Senator and Mrs. Warren
Senator and Mrs Henderson, Senator and
-irs- CocAreu, Senator and Mrs Gibson,
senator Dolph, Mrs. Henry Green, Mrs.
Brice, Mr.. Beatty, Gen and Mrs. Vim
cent Dr. Vincent, Col. and Mrs. Christy,
Mrs. L. L. Naggaman, Mrs. ButterwortL.
Mrs. and Miss Appleberg, DIR. and Mrs.
hammond Marquise LAURA, Miss Ida Thomp-
bella BeecEer Hooker, Rev. ANITA Shaw,
Miss Lucy Anthony. Mrs. Blackburn Miss
Lucille blackburn, Gen. Mrs. ana Miss suther-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Mayorga, MIR. and Mrs. Ye.
the Japanese minister and Mrs. Iateno Gen.
Card, Mrs. and Miss Bigelow, MIR. and Mrs
Jules Guthridge, Mr.. and Mrs Perry Heath.
Miss Conway, AIRS. and Miss Worthington, Dr.
and Mrs. Hamlin, Mrs. and the Misses Mont
gomery, Mrs Cilley, Miss Hay, Mr.. Cilley, Sem
ator and Mrs. Villas, Miss Molly Villas Mrs.
John L. Arms, Mrs. English, Mr. and Mrs. Em-
mons, Senator and Mrs. Vance, Miss Voorhees,.
Mrs. and Miss Maskburn, Miss Sherman, Mrs.
oates, Mrs Chas. Carver. Mrs. Harriet TAYLOR
lpton, Representative Taylor, Gen. and Mrs
Lreckinrldee. Mics Breckinridge, Reprcsenta-
tive and Miss Herbert, Dr. and Mrs. 0iallAudet
Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Miss Alisan Wilson Mrs
). W. Powell, Gen. and Mrs. Williams Miss
Williams, Gen. ana Mrs. Greedy, Mrs. Henry
Biount Senator Allen and Assistant Secretary
ana Mrs Chandler.
Mrs. Charles Lyman. 423 M street northwest
will not receive tomorrow, but will be at home
on tuesdays in February.
nrs. Wheeler CT Alabama and her daughters
viii not receive tomorrow. but will be at home
the following Tuesdays during the season ct
9l5 10th street
Mrs. Andrew b. Graham will be at home
Wednesdays in February at l4O7 10th street.
Miss Agnes Boyd Of Philadelphia is visiting
her cousin, Miss Clay, at 1913 street.
Miss Herbert will receive tomorrow at the
Cochran, assisted by Miss Thompson, N,ss
Helm, Miss Rice ami Mrs. Bassett.
Miss Darneille of Georgetown Heights has
issued cards for two receptions, January Is and
February 4.
The Ohio Republican Association will give Q
reception to Mr.. John sherman in honor of IFS
sixth election to the Senate at the National
Rifles armory, Friday evening" January ~.
A committee composed of Mrs Arthur
Payne, Mrs. c. Ulrich Kennedy. Mrs. +. Lewis
Marshall, Mrs. L. A. Darnellle. Mrs. N. &.
blanchard and Mrs. Lieut. Zane are making
arrangements TO give leap year german about
the middle of February, which promises to be
one OF the leading events Of the season.
Mrs. L. NJ. Fox and Miss Emily Sunderland
of New York are guests o. NJ. A. Gibbons, sls
pennsylvania avenue northwest
Mrs. 5. II. Kaufman and Miss Hartmann
li2l Massachusetts avenue, are among those
who receive on Tuesday. They will be assisted
tomorrow by Mrs. A. II. Grim OF San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker Mann have gone TO New
York for stay of ten days.
Mrs. John Lind receives Tuesday, 1913 O
street.
Mrs. ]. 7. Appleberg and Mrs. r. J. Kirk
patrick will receive Tuesday afternoon and
evening at 1912 X street.
Mrs. Geo. H. Brickner, Mrs. c. A. Bergen, Mrx
J. ID. Warner, Mrs. W. b. Hooker, Mrs. spauld-
ing and Mrs. q. w. Upton are the official ladies
VINO VIII receive at the Elsmere tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Allen have issued cards
for a silver wedding celebration February G.
Mrs Allen is at home Tuesdays during the sea-
son, 1901 18th street.
The members Of the Acorn Club are making
elaborate preparations for their dancing re-
ceptlon, winch will be held Tuesday, February
2. This Is the second dance the club has given
this season and 1t promises TO surpass all their
previous efforts IN this direction.
Miss soulc has Miss Clephane OF Inglewood,
n. j., and Miss Dahlman Of Milwaukee her
guests at present.
Mrs. and the Misses Wheeler, wife and
daughters Of Representative Wheeler, will give
a tea ON Thursday from to z.
Mrs. Edward /. Plat will not be at home -
callers On Wednesday of this and next week.
Owing to the death of a near relative Mrs
Mattingiy will not receiye to.a.v or ...,x ,h,.
season.
Mr.. Thomas G.. Avord, who succeeded Mr.
Nordorf in charge OF the New York Herald bu-
reau IA this city, and family are stopping foe
the winter at the Woodmont, Iowa Circle.
Unwholesome Food Condemned.
Food Inspectors Mothershead and Chase last