Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-03

foster, Mrs. Senator Vest Mrs. Senator
Squire and son, Gen. and Mrs o. B. Wilcox,
and the Misses Livingston. Mrs. James F. Bar
bour, Mrs. Senator Walthall and daughter,
Mrs. Hiscock DR.. and Mrs. Greenleaf,
Gen. ard Mrs Vincent, Mrs. Senator
Dolph, ex-senator and Mrs. Conger. Judge
and Mrs Humphrey of St Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs McMurran Of St. Paul, Mrs. Rodman,
Mrs. Brown and daughters, Maj. and Mrs. Par
ker, Maj. and Mrs. Ramsey. the French minis
ter, Mr.. Patenotre; Mr.. Depret. Senior Pinto,
japanese minirter and Madame Tateno,
tor Culom and daughters, Com
mander sehley. Col. Forsyth, Senator Sanders,
Senator Carey, Gen. Greedy. Gen. Anderson.
Lieut. Tate of West Point, and DR.. Bannister,
Mr.. Tod and Lieut. Hamilton of Washington
barracks.
The only thing that married the delight of tho
entertainment was the absence Of Mr.. Dixon. who
had been Unexpectedly called to New York on
important legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barney entertained large
company last night in their splendid home on
Rhode Island avenue. The hostess was gowned
husband near the door Of the music room to
receive.
Among those present were Vice President
and Mrs Morton, Secretary and Mrs. Blaine,
Secretary and Mrs EIkins, Justice and Mrs.
Field. Justice and Mrs Blatchford. Senator
IIaiS, SoI anu ME. 0dFkllnBer, SENATOR anu
Mrs. Mcpherson, Senator and Mrs. Henderson,
Commander and Mrs. Train, Mr.. and
Mrs. MAGELLAN Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair Lee, DR.. and Mrs. McKim,
Prof. and Mrs. Emmons, Miss Phoenix, DR.. and
Mrs. Lincoln, MISS Gale, DR.. and Mrs. Ham.
Mrs. Nelson Brown, Miss Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sevellon Brown, Lieut. and Mrs.
Mason. Mi. and Mrs. Linden Kent, Mr..
and Mrs. Slater. Miss warder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hit, Mr.. and Mrs. Solely,
Miss Biddle, Miss Pendleton, MIR. and Mrs.
Bellamy Storer. Gen. and Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
Sheridan, DR.. Bispham. Mrs. Edie, Miss Edie,
Miss Carroll, Mrs. Wallack, Miss Wallack Mrs.
Audenreid, Miss James, Mrs. Richardson, Miss
Richardson. Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan, Miss
Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock, Miss Brewster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newlands, Miss McAllister.
Messrs. LIE CHAT, VonMumm, Patenotre, Stevens
Botkin, Horace Washington, Lieut.. Cowle, Mr..
Mckinney Gen. fullerton, Mr.. Jesse Brown,
Lieut.. Buckingham, Lieut.. Murray and Capt.
Dewey.
Mrs. Romero's reception yesterday, as usual
brought a throng from to 6. She received
in a French gown of olive satin brocaded in an
old rose pattern with bars of black velvet. A
group of ladies assisted her. They were Mrs.
John W. Foster, Mrs. Menocal Mrs. ]. C.
Black, Miss Halsted, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Charles
c. Bassett, Mrs. Reside, Miss Sutherland, Miss
Rice, Miss Grace Hutchinson. the Misses Rey-
nolds, the Misses Thomas. Miss Chandler, Miss
Soule, Miss Clepbane, Miss Dahlman, Miss
Mendonca, Miss Walthall. Miss Goldie and Miss
Ida Thompson. At the bounteously laden
table in the dining room Mrs. Maxwell Durant
and Miss Keitt made the tea and poured the
chocolate Mrs. Jules Guthridge did the
honors of the house at the big bowl of Mexican
punch, which is always such a refreshing
drink Minister Romero and a number of his
colleagues in the corps were present during
the afternoon.
Nrs T. n Rotbhona oova . 1r,,hao. xoa.u
at which her guests were Mrs. Anson McCook.
Mrs. Frank Gordon, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs
Lieut.. Parker, Mrs. Dimmick, Mrs. Farauhar.
Mrs. Denny, Mrs. Tisdel, Mrs. Tiers, Mrs. Lin
coin Smith, Mrs. Tucker and Miss Hord of
Chicago.
Miss Leonore Armstrong gave . pink
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Lansing
The other guests were Miss Warfeld, Miss
Church. Miss Deering, Miss Scott, Miss Hazel
tine, Miss Davidson, Miss Burritt, Miss Rund-
lett. Miss Kerr, Miss Todd, Miss Hunter and
Miss August.
Mrs. and Miss Gordon, wife and daughter of
Senator Gordon, will receive on Thursday at
the Shorebam.
Mrs. Senator Gibson will not receive tomor-
row.
Mrs. German will hold her last reception of
the season tomorrow.
Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Warren will receive to-
morrow at the Arlington.
In consequence of telegram Just received
from Denmark announcing the sudden death
OF the Count Brockenheus Setback, father of
the Countess de Sponneck. the Danish minister
and his wife will have to cancel all engage
ments for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Greenbaum have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their daughter
Mamie to Mr. Aaron Nusbaum, to take place
Sunday, February T. at 5 o'clock at the Con-
cordia Hall. corner 9Th and E.
Mrs Senator Casey and Mrs. Stone give
"tea" tomorrow from to o'clock.
Mrs. Senator Proctor will receive tomorrow
and on subsequent Thursdays as usual
Mrs. Lieut.. Switzerland gave a luncheon
party today in honor Of Miss Thompson and
Miss Helm of Kentucky, Mrs. Carlisles guests.
There was a social gathering at the residence
Of Mr.. Lewis Mace. No. 22O5 14th street north
west, on January 80, in celebration of his fifty
ninth anniversary. He received many hand
Miss Maude Laurie, Mrs Pinkard, Miss Elliott,
Miss Sherwood, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. and Miss
Boteler. Mr.. Greir of New York. Mr.. j. Reese
Of Youngstown. Ohio; MIR. Payne of Roanoke
Mr. Pro. Geo. Wolfe, Mr.. Rhynix, Mr. Z. Sher-
wood. Mr.. r. L. Elliot, Annapolis, Md. After
refreshments the party returned to the parlors
and enjoyed themselves in various ways until
late hour.
Mrs. C. A. Harvey of New York is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Frank A. Mute, at 1902 street
northwest, where she will be glad to see her
friends.
Mrs. and Miss Brics will not receive tomor-
row.
Mrs. Senator Pugh will receive tomorrow
from 8 to 6.
Mrs. c. B. Kincheloe, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. NJ. L.Welfey. at No. 121 4th
street southeast, left today for her home in
Fauquier county, Va.
The Old Log Club met Monday evening at
the residence Of Miss Lillian Clarvoe, No. 523
7th street southwest. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Galloway, DIR. and
Mrs. Ellis Bliss, Mrs. G. II. Tucker, Misses
Alice Aud, Mamie Cook. Maude Burnett, YER
gio Price, Lidda Klickhuhn, Louise and Gussie
Heupel and Sallio and George McMaster;
Messrs. A. Edmonston, j. Hoffacker, Geo. Won
Dachenhausen, Z. Williams, +. Van Ruth, J.
Oliver and s. Culley.
Mrs. Senator Mcmillan will not receive to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Senator Hiscock will not receive on
Thursday.
Maj. and Mrs. F. W. Coleman Of Baltimore
are ut the "Irvington," X and 14th streets, for
the winter.
Mrs. Marcus Baker, VINO was suddenly called
away from the city some three weeks since by
the death of her father has not yet returned.
Owing to the precariOus condition of her