Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27
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be at home informally to their friends Monday
evening from to 10, but will not receive again
this season.
Last evening the members Of the Y. W. C.
T. U. OF Union NJ. E. Church entertained their
friends at the residence of Mrs. Emmert, 2Ol4
NJ street. An excellent musical and literary
program was rendered by the following per-
Mamie Moffett, Messrs. J. NJ. Hilton. N. W.
Fernandez, E. Sherwood Morgan, NJ.
Preston Miller, Arthur Barringer, Rob
ert Cloakey, Victor Poesche and Mas
tiers Lawrence and John Barringer.
Misses Maggie Brooke. Carrie McGlue. Belle
Meany, Fannie Moffett, Lillian Eastlack of
Camden, NJ; the Misses Emmert, Misses
Grace Cobaugh. LYDIA Godfrey, Florence
Womersley. Laura Filbert of Baltimore, Ida
Pruett. Mile Durnbsuxh and Sadie Taylor,
Messrs Lloyd Emmert, John Meany, Harry
Barrett, Charles Hodge, W. ]. Clark and Edwin
Brooks.
Mrs. 8. H. Miller, wife Of ex-Congres sman
Samuel H. Miller Of Pennsylvania, and daugh-
ter are here and are stopping az the Elismere.
The marriage Of Mr.. Thomas Bell of this city
and Miss Grace Bendimire. formerly Of Baltl-
more, took place at St. Pauls Z. L Church
last Wednesday at noon. Rev. Alfred Harding
ofhciating. The marriage WAS very quiet only
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family being invited.
Mrs. Representative Harmer and Mrs Rec
side will hold their last reception Monday from
to at 20I North Capitol street, assisted by
Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Metzger, Miss
Townsend, Miss Taylor, Miss Stone, Miss Goul-
din. Miss Wolverton, Miss Tallmadge, Miss
Noyes Mrs. Anderson, Miss Kaufman.
Miss Kerens Of st. Louis, who 10 visiting
friends at the Normandie, gave q theater party
at Albaugh's last night Her guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Harrison, Mrs. Lindsley,
Miss Lindsey, Miss Madeline Kerens, Mr.: DE
Lamar. Mr.. Barry Of Paris, Lieut. Chamber
lain, Lieut.. Littlefeld and Francis b. LOOMS,
consul at st. Etienne, France.
Mrs ]. n. Whitney will hold her last formal
reception on Monday next 18th instant at l403
II street from 3 TO 6. She will be assisted by
her cousin, Mrs j. l. Bradley of Syracuse, who
is spending the winter here, staying at l4l2 1
street.
The members of the woman's Relief Corps
of the District Of Columbia were rendered re-
ceptioI by Mrs. L. de F. Jennings at her resi-
from to pm. Mrs Jennings was assisted IL
receiving the numerous guests by Mrs. Harriet
L. Reed of Boston, Mass, secretary national
committee,W. X. c.; Mrs. s. ID. Miller, Mercer
Pa; Mrs. Newton Ferree, Mrs. J. W. Weisner,
Mrs. Royce. Mrs. w. H. Taylor, Stamford,
Judge salazar Of New Mexico. The guests
were duly escorted to the tea room,
which was presided over by Miss
Mary Bradley Of New York, assisted by Miss
Caroline E. Birch Of Pennsylvania and Miss
Weed of this city. Among the many present
were Mrs Senator Teller, Mrs. Senator Palmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Dewitt Warner, Mrs Weber,
Mrs and Miss Csbell, Mrs. ID. W. Lamb, Mrs
lining M Mrs. pr w W. p n. fomeroy' Mrs. LIMO
Mrs 7. r Mss.ennar Ms, Tisz;s n C.Irars
MIR. Alice Hill Mrs n Neil Mrs II. 4 In
coin Mrs NJ i Cntter Miss 1;;ihert ~ r.
Burghardt. Mrs. and Capt L W. Houghton,
Miss Houghton, DR.. Heinecke, Mr.: Payton
Cowling, Capt; James Graves, Miss Cora
inuton Birch INV wv ~ ""'A
The re.;d.rc. ~ NJ and NJ. w;u;.r, TT
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Thursday evening. the occasion being q lean
year dance given Dy Miss Young and Miss For
syth. The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and potted plants, and the large
mantels and recesses were banked with smilax
and maidenhair fern. The musicians were sta
toned behind bower of palms and flowers
The decorations Of the dining room we're in
green and white.
Miss Young and Miss FORSYTH we're assisted in
receiving their guests by Mrs. Chas. j. Young
and Miss Margaret Forsyth. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. For
syth, Mr.. and Mrs William II. Young
and the Messrs b. A. P. Poole, d. C. Digges,
G. P. Isel DIR. Roster Middleton, H. b. Mer.
ritz +. Middleton, II. A. King, C. W. Fairfax,
X. Cunningham, H. F. Robert, Dr.. T. h Mel
son, F. d. Royce, W. E. Colburn, Charles J.
Young and ]. E. Young and the Misses NJ.
Tracy, X. Clark, T. Saffell, NJ. Latimer, j.
Mailman, NJ. Weller, X. Heath Isel Bales
Glennan, King, Roberts and many others.
NJ. 1.h r,,.u go
'onn n'on "ooo, 'io East Ospi'oi
street, wiii receive on Monday from to 5, as
sisted py MI. and Mrs. McMullen OF New
iork.
Mrs W. H. Bayly, 1913 street southeast, will
not receive on Monday owing 10 the ,llness of
her mother, Mrs. Kuhns.
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ne io'!secono snnuai masquerade Dali OF
the Washington S@ngerbund will be given at
Concordia Hall Monday night
or the many teas Last Tbursdav one esne-
c;.uv ae,iobtfu, w.s ., ,ha 80, .;ao :,
NJ - paca,, ,7oS ,o.I' ..s es re1iaence VI
recentiy retnrnsd frar, t.h.v;po ""o Law
aiso no., AMI Sost.ss H H. ,ha IN y, a, were
room Mrs Bacon and Mrs. Bond received their
guests, assisted by Miss Kiusman ard Miss
Huntly OF Boston, and Mrs. Judson d. Lincoln,
Miss Sinsabaugh and Miss Ada L. Townsend.
Miss hinsman sang during the evening. Miss
duntly and Miss Townsend recited. In the
elegantly appointed tea room Mrs. Lincoln,
Misses sinsabaugh and Townsend poured tea
and chocolate. Choice flowers, exquisite lamps
and tinted tapers made a pretty effect.
Among those present we're Mrs Justice Brewer,
Mrs. Wood, Miss Cox Of Denver, Asst Secre-
1 M Hna sman n Ms e. mrs Harvey spaniaing