Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

Montgomery started on their wedding trip. the
| bride wearing travelling dress Of dark blue
| cloth. They are to reside in New York.
A leap year cotillion was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Dugan. IS X street, on Monday
evening for her daughter. Miss Emily Dugan.
The young hostess, attired in pale yellow silk
and black lace did the honors OF the evening
most gracefully. The cotillion was led by Mr..
Gorsuch OF Baltimore and Miss Cuttings.
Supper was served at midnight, after which
dancing was resumed Among those presen,
were Miss Cuttings, Miss Barr, Miss Smith,
Miss Regan. Miss Norman. Miss Trundle the
Misses Simpson, Miss Harper and Miss De-
neane and Messrs. c. Gorsuch, ]. Sewers, ].
Heaiy, NJ Holloran, G. Dorsey. P. Carr. F. Rich
ardson, d. Cuttings, b. Smoot, F. Dugan, A.
Trundle and Sacks.
Miss Mary Irwin, the poet and writer, is with
her sister, Mrs. Mattingly, at lass Massachu.
sets avenue.
Mrs. Frank W. Palmer has issued invitations
for tea on Tuesday next from to Z clock.
Dr. ]. n. Toner will give luncheon to gen.
tlemen at his residence on February %. DIR.
Toner has for a number of years celebrated
Washington's birthday in this pleasant manner.
The friends Of Miss Anita Hendric will be
glad to hear that she is again able to be out.
Mrs. Vim. NJ. Springer, 40 street southeast,
will be at home on Monday next, the 22d.
Some of the young ladies receiving with her will
be in old continental costumes in honor OF the
day.
Cards have been issued for an informal recep-
ton in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William b
p m, at the residence of Mrs. Fowler 8 parents,
No. 2017 II street.
Miss Marie N. Jones Of Glen Ridge, N. j., ID
visiting Mrs. A. G. Newton, 1923 X street
Miss Gwendolen Overton's birthday luncheon
party on Friday was a very pretty affair
Covers were laid for ten and the bevy OF pretty
Washington girls that gathered about the table
blended charmingly with the mass OF hyaclnths
and La France roses with which 1t was loaded
The menu was elaborate and it contained some
unorthodox variations from the usual routine
that gave it the charm and novelty OF origin
ality. Miss Overton was the recipient OF q
number OF appropriate birthday souvenirs
among which were some beautifully emblaz-
oned mementoes of the occasion done by Mrs
Herbert Richie Hess.
Miss Rosie Colinsky, after an absence Of six
months, has returned to the city and will be
pleased to see her friends at 425 18th street
southwest.
Miss Mabel and Mary Thompson, accom-
panied by Miss Emma Schubert. have left the
city for three weeks sojourn through the
south. During their trip they will visit At
lanta, Ga, and be the guests OF Mr.. Frederick
Thompson of that city.
Mrs Benjamin F. Leighton Of 70S Massachu-
sets avenue, Capitol Hill, will receive Monday
from to g. She will also receive the follow
ing Monday, but will not receive during Lent
nor again this season.
MIR. W. p. Van Wickle, who has been ill for
the past four weeks is out again and leaves to-
night, accompanied by Mrs. Van Wickle for
ten days stay at the "Hygeia," Old Point
Comfort.
A very enjoyable leap year party vas given
at the Buckingham on Thursday evening. The
two large drawing rooms were handsomely deco
party stood in the first drawing room. About
midnight delightful repast was served.
Among those present were Mrs Jones. Mrs.
Van Haake. Mrs. Eugene Wardwell, Mrs. Crist
Mrs. McMurray, Mrs. Barber, the Misses Payne,
Marble, Jones, Lake, Tomlinson, Byrnes Tub
man, Holmes, johnson, White, Young, Dick
son. Wood, Messrs. Van Haake, Eugene Ward
well, Crist, Barber, Gessford. DIR. Davis, Horah.
Choate, Domer, Webb, Quinn, McMurray, Car
ter. Rice, Cameron, Marshall and McQuiggan.
A number of the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Pollard of 521 sth street northeast assembled
at their residence on Tuesday evening to cele-
brate their birthday. The evening was passed
music and singing. A handsome repast was
served during the evening. Among those
present were Mrs. Kate Lybrand, Mr.. and Mrs.
Work. Mr.. and Mrs. Boggs, Mr.. and Mrs. b. L.
Osborne, MIR. and Mrs. T. Corson, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. q. Bergling, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Au-
gusterfer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs j. H. A. Fowler. Mr.. r. Roys and Messrs.
Thomas Dickerson, F. Soules, F. Hornig, Ed
Augusterfer. Casper Herbert, VIM. Bergling,
Jos Hiie, e. kilny, John King, G. G. Harrison
and Wilson, Misses Ada and Frances Auguster-
fer, Maggie and Carrie kilny, Sarah and Susie
McKeever, Eva Mitchell, Katie Decker, r.
West and Minnie Brewer.
Mrs. Herman F. Oberteuffer Of Philadelphia
is visiting her father, Mr.. James E. Fitch, 1747
Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Van Reuth will not celebrate
their silver wedding on the 21st instant on ac-
count of sickness in the family.
A reception will be given at Miss Rakeman's
residence next Monday evening from 7:3O to 10
O'Clock by the normal class Of 81. The young
ladies of the class who will assist Miss Rakeman
in receiving are Misses Bailey Banks, Breed,
Gardner. Garner. Harper. Hedrick, Heinrich,
Kuhnel, Jack, Lutz, McElfresh, Mueden,
Pulizzi, Schultz, Sherman, ShIpman, Snyder,
Stockbridge, Town. Ulke, Watson and Will
liams.
Mrs A. C. Moore and Miss Daisy Moore will
be at home next Friday, assisted by Mrs Cox,
the Misses Dorsey, Miss Cornell and Miss Es-
telle Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Bond have Just re-
W WdsAiubt iTOu u mOst UeIlRQt1ul
visit to Asheville, n. G. Mrs. Bond will re-
main few weeks in the city before going to
her nome in Boston.
Mrs Geo. A. Bacon and her daughter, Mrs
Charles H. Bond, will be at home next Thurs
day from to at their new home, l708 18th
street.
Mrs. Otis johnson has removed from 17I6
street to the Cambridge, 1909 18th.
Mrs Anna Brown of Wisconsin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. A. Harding 500 T street. Mr..
John Barnes of Weston, West Va, is visiting
friends at 500 I street northwest.
Mrs. William H. Holmes Of 1444 Stoughton
street will not be at home on Monday, Feb
ruary %, but will be at home on Mondays
throughout the remainder of the winter.
Miss Grace d. Parker of Park street. Mount
Pleasant. is the guest Of the Misses Ray of
Forest Glen, Md.
Ex-Congressman and Mrs. William h. Sowden,
who have been the guests Of Senator and Mrs.
Pugh for the past several weeks, returned to
their home in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, Mr.
sowden, who was quite ill while here, has almost
entirely recovered.
The l. Dancing Club of Washington and
Georgetown was entertained last night at the
residence of Mr.. +. A. Lutz, 339 c street
Among those present were Misses Lutz, Waters
Tucker, Howard Flynn Coleman and Stake and
Messrs. Tucker, Geo. Waters, Chas. Waters
Lewis, r. Leetch and Mrs j. Lutz and Mr. F.
A. Lutz. Dancing was kept up until a late
hour and the meeting was declared to be bril-
liant success. The next meeting will be at the
residence of Miss Flynu on Pennsylya mia