Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Brilliant Reception by the Brazilian
Minister Last Night.
MRS. CARRoLL's CoT1LLIoN
Minister and Mrs. Mendonca's Hospitality-A
Notable Gsthering-A Gay Scene Mt the Car
roll Mansion-Gayeties for This Evening
The Chinese Minister'S Ball.

stairysvs n 20 49, A haa ~ ~ nr o,io
ment Of onests With od%;rab,e foreth"npht
NTodoma En.5n,,. .h-o,- o,,ox, -. ..
| boudoir and the of;cs ~ the r,;nistor adioir;no
| which ara IN tho saoOrS 49, I'll A. ,,,Ns,,
had the add;t;onaI nIeosnre ~ sittina sLont
these rooms When 4 !. romarhoroi 3bot the
walls of both these apartments are like the
down stairs rooms Absolutely covered with
perfect taste the attention. can
be Appreciated The minister and his
! wife received in the front drawing room
and during the early part of the evening their
attractive group of daughters stood with them
The parlor suite. and. indeed. the entire house
WAS decorated with growing orchids, a part OF
xas.s M ,h wonaeriut corecion. IA
T vases .heIo were 9uantlties OF La france roses.
, nne nrepiaGe IN Tue nan was hiea IN WIN
| poinset'a blossoms ana maluenhair fern, aiso
rom 'ne minister own Gonservat0rles az MS
S ouns pace mss osien.,na, .ne younSes'
arranged the entire decoration OF the house.
turing the whole evening bounteo9s sup,
| per o. every PosSipie oeIcacy ana loiio"ea
ey sHeets anu ices IN al mover Shapes anu
nasors was serseo censeI piece Oh 1renius s
was on the supper taoie, ana the tapers burned
u1der PINK shades. Dowis OF punch ana lemon.
aoe were on the mrs. iahaing. making tna' spot
| PHPut o,io uuiS tuo o'eAns.
Ill "uahe I Ienu ',I. nau on supelp gown Vi
s,aJ iii co. tah,;or 81 81. fan $50 I'm
| Il
eoa. % hnJ piea ; soth ue soie' anu
al y. Tia'A os1iirH iea'nerS' noun'eo on an'-
oo n,; s M mdS >,.,-
orean hannaI;ne twiu,u,aS aa, r;t sowh Oh Mas
sh;sfnr oud s;rar r;hhnn o WIZ In,Dr4iu ;i,'
beds was .vorn NJ. "a necAl1ce % siiser
Srasa ~ No m,o,nt i Miss Ae''a wore princess
sIoaH1,, ., @ ~, oensaiino MIN ,nl9h-pung.o
S.ee; ~. " sauLe sue same snaue. MISS hmaila
We We ~, "tso Pun We soie Tinnieu Win Ior-
s;hhon N1;s anu maeau DOW OF Diue satin
noh' one 10 NV yet out IN society. Mt.
narents in Ioor;na af,.. 4hn " I'm ns
guests.
among those present we're Secretary Tracy,
Mr.; FRANK Tracy, Mrs. khinelander Jones, Mr..
anu Mrs. h .h harrison; Mrs mckee, Mrs
DlmncA, ine Me1ican minister and MIS-.
romero, Col ana Mrs. John W. Foster, ex-
senator anu Mrs henderson, Miss Miller, Miss
nho1' miss Bessie Anox, MT. Miller, MI.
TatenoIe, the Japanese minister ana Nine.
laten0, Mr; ana Mrs. Akaoane, Mr. Quesada,
Mrs. mos; wilson, MISS Aiisan wilson, senator
ana Mrs Frye, senator anu Mrs. henna, Miss
Menna; senator ana MRS. DAVIS, MRS. Scarow,
Hiss moore, senator Manderson, Mrs. Fries.
Senat 1 ana Mrs; CnaTles GlDson senator ana
M MIS- Qua nlac KS, MISS nlacXpurn mrs MCKAY;
NJ NJ n0ss thompson, Mr. W; Ackian, mis-. and
MISS Mattingiy, Mrs. ana Miss Condit Smith,
Miss Datcneher, MISS Trace DAVIS, justice and
Mrs. brewer, MISS brewer, Miss Fenlon, Senior
ana NINE. bolet PeraZa, Senior and Nine.
Bolet Monagas, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson.
the Misses hutchinson, Mr: Iavera, hepre-
sentative ana MIS- oates, mr.. and MRS; kee-
SIDE, senator and MRS. Doiph, senator and Mrs.
froctor, MISS froctor, senior MONT, Repre-,
senutse auu Mrs. Creary, Representative anu
MI rS' n9o Mr Se1or nesratA anu aaag1'er'
H Gf. ano Mrs: re Cas.ro, mr.. ana mrs. W. y.
G S Mrs. MONIES, senior ana NINE; Caranza,
~: upln. Maaane L1.Ien, pr Julian ana
aaIy NJ" T' pin ss 'eM,lie ose,f.' p ut
1nt anu NE Ne. 1Deoree oiooHier, Wr: anu mrs' Eoi-
| ioA, MISE brewster Oh ne" iork.
Inc Carrou mansion was the scene OF q hand
| some entertainment last night in the reception
and afterward the cotillion given by Mr. and
Mrs Carroll for their daughter. Miss Helen
Carroll, and their nieces, Miss O'Donnell and
which is well known to the fashionable world
as the former residence Of the Porter family,
| is well adapted to purposes of large entertain.
ments. The host and hostess received in the
middle parlor. and all around them was ample
to rest between the dances. The houses s' Was
deliberately decked with palms, sprays of green
and blooming plauts Mrs Carroll wore a
princess dress Of scarlet brocade ard had on
\ line diamond ornaments. Miss Carroll was
had blue satin ribbon bows on the drapery and
| big Vatican bow at the back. Miss O'Don-
nell was in Nile green satin and tulle, with rose
pink ribbons, and Miss Acosta was in white
Il tulle,
When the cotillion began Miss ODonnell
and Mr.. Jesse Brown led it. Thirty-fiye
| couples danced. The ball room had q
flower hedge which ma the musicians from
view. on .ali screens ne Ia'0rs were arranged
hsn,o sn iii, r;hhous =" s,;na ,t,"r aigre'es,
shnyiJa r 49, ,nnda, hoxss an d oSe. .hS
eilded catch-alls. and for the men Chinese
dolls, rosettes, sashes in bright ribbons and
watch-chain charms. pencils, &c.
Among the guests were the Vice President
and Mrs Morton, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Garrett
| OF Baltimore. Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote,
Miss PaunGefote, Senator and Mrs. Chas. Glib
Ion' 49, am, Mn Hnh,, M,,, ano 1ars; DaIr
Wni1i.n NJ ~ NJ Wonmn Ma 'no -uisses
| ~ ui al M. n ON LIE. A! MaJ, Mts; anu
WYE vlo ~ Ot monse, nI;. anI .ne MISSES
wa MI, W.. "a. anu 'ro NAisses AeiteI, 'uuSe
Greper. MI Botkine Baron Reel. Fr;;s NJ NJ
| and Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Col. and Mime.
Bonaparte. Miss Bonaparte. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curry, MIR. Walter Berry, the Misses Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slack, Gen. and Mrs An.
dersou, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Glover.
| Senator and Mrs Halo, Mr. John Mclean
\ Senator and Mrs. Wolcott, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt Representative and Mrs Cabot
Lodge, MISS Lodge, MT ward moron, Nav
royeni bey, Mr. 10 Shait. Capt. Langley, Mr..
| fatenotre, M: anu Nlrs ooiey, the Misses
| Davidge, MI. Mliiigan, Marquis !mperialii, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Riggs, MI. .. 3. Rowland, Mrs.
| Don cameron MISS cameron, Mr.. george
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