Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-17
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Mrs Harrison at Home-Mrs Fosters
Luncheon-PersonaI Notes,
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee were at home
yesterday afternoon to their friends after S
o clock. Mrs. Bergland of Baltimore, who is a
cousin and guest OF Mrs. Harrison, poured tea.
Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Dimmick, Mrs. G.. b. Will
Jams and Miss Clark also assisted.
Mrs. Eikins received callers yesterday after
noon and had the most cordial greeting for her
friends who came in. To-Day she will go to
New York with the Secretary if he finds it pos
sible to get off.
Mrs. Mcmillan gave a birthday party yester-
day for her little granddaughter, Grace Nc
MILAN Jarvis.
Mrs. Harrison was the guest of honor yester-
day at a luncheon given by Mrs. John W. Eos
ter. The company sat about a table decked
with lilies of the valley The others present
were Mrs Fuller, Mrs. Stanford. Mrs. McMil-
Madame Romero, Mrs. Cable. Mrs. Cullom,
Mrs Hazen, Mrs. Menocal and Mrs. Mcpherson,
tine mother of the hostess.
The English legation is again in mourning,
this time for the Duke of Hesse. The queen
has decreed that the usual six weeks of mourn
ing be observed.
Miss Elkins is in Philadelphia on a visit to
friends.
Mrs DR.. Pope will be at home informally to
her friends tomorrow afternoon and again on
Friday. March 25.
Miss Noyes and Miss Rice will be at home in
formally from to IL Friday evenings in
March at Wizards.
Mrs. Winnie Ream-Hoxie is in the city, the
guest of Mrs D. P. Hicklng.
Mrs. ". II. Crook has gone to Virginia Beach
for n weeks visit
Miss Carrie Williams has gone to Old Point
to visit her sister, Mrs. Vose.
Mrs. Andrew Coyle has gone to Atlantic City,
hoping to return after few weeks absence, in
renewed health and strength.
Mrs. Charles II. Aloulton and her son Harry
are at the Sherwood, Old Point Comfort, con-
valescing from their recent severe illness.
Miss Belle Kenfield of Herndon, Va, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. S. S. Clark of 81 street
southeast.
Mrs. Devendorf of 1920 Vermont avenue is
chaperoning Miss Hattie Parker and VI. NJ
Parker, j.. at the 1raymore, Atlantic City.
In consequence of the death of the Grand
Duke of Hesse the pianoforte recital which was
to be given at the British legation ON Friday
evening will be postponed
The Nordhos Guild will meet at Mrs ]. W.
Pilllng's 1901 Massachusetts avenue tomorrow
at 1880 am.
Cards are out for what promises to be most
successful first complimentary full dress ball
of the Unity Circle at Concordia Hall, March
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Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, after a
brief journey through the south and visit 20
New Orleans during the Marii Gras ceremonies.
are in the city at the Shoreham for u few DAYS
Their daughter, Miss Cecilia Miles, who pre-
coded them to this city, is guest of Senator
ana Mrs. sherman.
pleasant birthday party was given Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs J. X.
Mangum, 625 G street. Capitol Hill. Among
those present were Capt. W. G. Lown, Mr. and
Mrs. Bache and Miss Bache, Mr.. and Mrs f.
c. McCathran, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. r. b. Otterback. Mr. L. Otterback,
Miss Berthe Otterback and Mr.. Harry Cooke.
Mrs. Thomas f. Young, Miss Carrie Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boron, Mr.. and Mrs. Yoekel, MIR.
w. A. Thompson, Mr.. L. Simmouds, Mr. G. E.
Curtis. Mr.. John McBeth. Mr.. NJ. G. Delarue,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. McQuay, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Frye, Mr.. S. Silberberg, Mr.. and Mrs j. ID.
Knott, Mr.. NJ. Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thorn, MIR. aud Mrs. Frank Morgan, Miss Edna
Bell. Mr.. l.. Pennell. Mr.. anu Mrs W. Wood
ward, Mrs. Henry Otterback. Mr.. Chas. Young
and Miss Annie Talbert.