Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17
Mrs Brice and Miss Brice will be at home at

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row afternoon.
The committee composed Of Mrs. Fielding
Marshall. Mrs Arthur PAYNE, Mrs. c. Ulrich
| Kennedy. and Mrs. II. C. Blanchard have COM
pleted the arrangements for the leap year ger
man which will take place tomorrow evening
! at Linthicum Hall, Georgetown, and promises
to be social event of the season.
Mrs. Judge Gist has gone to Florida to spend
several weeks.
| Mrs. Wm.R Hodges will not be at home to-
morrow, as she assists Miss King Of 3l14 N
| street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hall Of 655 C street
| southeast held q reception last evening, the
event being an anniversary Of their wedding.
They were kindly remembered by many friends
/ IN the shape Of various useful and ornamental
presents. pleasant social evening with
| music and refreshments closed with good
wishes and many returns of the day. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Litchfeld,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Shomo, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Lott, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hall, Mrs. NJ. E. Bur-
CESS, Mrs. L. Frazer. Misses Ida Lusby, Katie
Shomo, Belle Engle and Mr.. j. Parks.
Owing to a misunderstanding in regard to
state rooms Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Emmous
and Mrs James E. Padsett go. to California
and not to Bermuda.
MRS. G. s. Cooper and Mrs. n. c. Sitter will
be at home tomorrow at 1896 wailach place
Miss Gwendolen Overton will entertain at
luncheon on Friday some of her young friends
on the occasion of her birthday. Among those
expected are the Misses McJIillan, Kilbourne.
Mitchell, Soule, Howell. Snider (of Minneapo-
iis), Dnhiman. Ciephane, Duhamei, Hubben
stone. White and Williams.
Mrs. Charles N. Pepper will receive tomor-
row, assisted by Miss Hitler of Boston, Miss
Grlftin of Detroit, Miss Stone and the Misses
Lansden.
Judge and Mrs. T. J. Anderson, Mrs Ander-
sons mother, Mrs. r. A. Mccoy, are stopping
at Sl4 18th street northwest.
Miss Sadie Hsger of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, ia Wis
iting Mrs. Ed. Is. Forney of 1870 18th street
northwest
Miss Kirby of H street will not be at home
the remaining Thursdays in February.
The Merrymakers Pleasure Club spent o
pleasant time last evening at the residence Of
Mr. John Burger on 5th street. After the bust
ness meeting an enjoyable repast was served
and then games were continued until late
hour The new officers of the club are: j. E.
Lewis, president; Miss l.. Koohogey, vice presi-
dent: +. A. Armstrong, manager; Miss Z.
La Zelle. secretary. and Miss NJ. Hubert,
treasurer.
Mrs. Senator Squire, assisted by Miss Lathers
OF New York, will receive in the white parlor at
the Arlington tomorrow.
Mrs. Commissioner Harris will receive to-
morrow from to o'clock 9l4 23d street.
Mrs A. P. Lacey of Clifton street will be at
home tomorrow from 2:30 to and will have
with her Miss Rector, the Misses Towles. Miss
Cunningham, Miss Powell, Miss Meredith and
Mrs. II. LIE Barre Goodwin.
Cards of in vitation have been issued by Miss
Young and Miss Forsyth for leap year party
to be given Thursday, February %.
Mrs. Percy B. Metzger, 1902 18th street. will
not be at home on Friday of this week. but
will receive on the last Friday of February,
the 26th.
Mrs. Sherman will not receive tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar C. Fox have issued in
vitations for the marriage of their daughter
Harriet Louise, to stephen Prescott Wright.
Tuesday evening, March !, at $50 o'clock, at
the Street Baptist Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright will be at home Wednesdays in April
at 1909 r street.
Mr.. NJ. V. B. Edgeriy of Springfield, Mass,
and his wife and daughter are at the Arlington
and will remain in town for a week.
Miss Turpie will not receive tomorrow.
Miss May of Brooklyn is visiting Miss Nord-
iinger at 1892 n street northwest.
Mrs. Casey will be assisted at Ter reception
tomorrow by Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Nettieton, Mrs
Thurber of Minneapolis Mrs. Osborne of Chi
cago. Mrs. Charles Gibson of St. Louis, Mrs
Plat of Baltimore and the Misses Newberry,
henna iarr anu nice.
Mrs. Senator Pugh and Mrs. Pugh, IT,, will
be assisted at their reception on Thursday by
Mrs. Reside, the Misses Morgan. Miss Grace
Taylor, the Misses Wheeler. Miss Ida Herman,
Miss Talmage and Miss Kaufman of Ohio.
One of the notably pleasant receptions held
yesterday afternoon was that of Mrs. Hosea
Townsend Mrs. G.. W. Wilson and Miss Town
send. They were surrounded by a number of
unusually entertaining assistants, among whom
were Mrs. Samuel p. Snider of Minneapolis
and Miss Snlder, Mrs. Mosher of Boston, Mrs
LEROY TAYLOR. jr., the Misses Ciisbee Mrs
Elder, Miss Nebeker and Miss Cuttings
Mrs. Quay and her daughters will receive to-
morrow.
An enjoyable progressive euchre party was
given last evening by Miss Anna Dorsey of 913
Massachusetts avenue to forty Of her young
friends. The prizes were not only beautiful but
unique. Among those present we're the Misses
Plain. Miss Hyatt, the Misses johnson. Miss
Emery, Miss Cochran, Miss Katvdid Jones,
Miss Metals. Miss GrosvenOr, Miss Myers of
Baltimore, Miss Bryan and Messrs Clarence
Beall J. Luttrell, Fairbanks. Phillips W.
Naghten of Chicago, Hardesty, Burchell, Fogg,
Pugh. Johansen and DR.. Writ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barringtons friends
will be pleased to learn Of their return to the
city, where they are visiting Mrs. Stanard
Woodson at No. rs Grant place northwest.
Miss Richardson, daughter of the Represent
alive from Tennessee, and her guests, Miss
Juliet jolly of Birmingham, Ala, and the
Misses Jordan Of Tennessee, leave Washington
today to visit friends in Georgia and Alabama
before returning home.
Mrs. Thomas Reddington wife Of Major Red
dington, is staying at the Waverly, Atlantic
City.