Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-29

was largely attended, from to 10. She was
assisted by Mrs. E. Ham. Mrs E G. Barnard,
Mrs. f. ID. Rogers, Miss Lulu McCreery.
Mrs. Kent, Mrs. S. A Cove, Mrs. Blasiand, Mrs
=; ID. Boggio, Mrs. R. d. Henry, Miss Lesher,
zen. NJ NJ. Bane, Mr. ]. L. McCreery, Mrs. j.
Seweii Heed, Mr.. +. J. Dieudonne. Mrs. Dieu-
9onne, Mr.. T. g, Barnard, Mr.. F. Frost Mrs.
FROST, Mrs J. W. Mcmillan, Mrs Weisner, Mrs.
n. Ferree, Mr.. A. Erni Miss E. A. Bright Col.
): W. Devices, Mrs F. L. BarrInger. Mr.. C. c.
Games, Mrs VI. r. Moore, Mrs. DIR Robbins
AND sister, Mr. Edelin,, Mr.. Virgins. Mr.. c. Hope
A pleasant leap year progressive euchre
party was given Saturday evening at the resi-
| dence of Mrs. Foster of 18th street The guests
we're Miss Clara Coleman, VIM. Pearson, Miss
| Fannie Towles, Jos. b. Martin, Mrs Alice Bur-
ton. Chas Edie, Miss Addie Freeman, J. VIM
Palmer, Mrs. NJ A. Barrett, VIM. French, Mrs.
Emiile Lewis OF Baltimore. John Carroll. Miss
Blapch Pltney. Mr.. F. B. Barrett. Mrs. A. n.
| Martin, Mr.. p. I. Burton, Miss Jennie Good
win Of Annapolis, Henry Grant, Bessie LIE
Barre, ]. P. Fletcher, Miss Constance Evans.
W. B. Long, Miss Frank Walker, Chas. 7.
Francis, Alice Webb. Fred. Reed, Ada Stone,
B. W. Young, Annie May. Geo. Hawkins, Nellie
Young. C. H. Love- Miss Mary E. Edwards Of
Baltimore and VIM. n. Brighton. The first
prizes were won by Mrs. Lewis and Mr.. Young;
| the BOBBY prizes by Miss Walker and Mr.. Reed.
After the prizes were awarded supper was
1
| were beautifully decorated with fowers and
palms. Music and singing followed. The Ia
dies were accorded q vote of thanks" for the
perfect manner in which they extended cour-
| tesies to the gentlemen present
At Minister and Mime. Tateno's dinner last
Thursday evening the guests were Secretary
| and Mrs. Rusk and Miss Rusk the Chilean
minister, DR.. Holoben. Senator and Mrs Davis,
Senator and Mrs Dolph, Gen. and Mrs. Geo.
| u Williams, Minister and Mrs Romero and
Mr.. and Mrs Akabane. After dinner Nine.
Iateno both sang and played, accompanying
herself on the koso in her fascinating
way. This Japanese instrument an
swers the same purpose the piano,
but when it is played the performer sits on the
| floor near 1t. As a concession to Madame
Tateno's American gown, she had the koto
raised up and was seated on chair while she
joyed by the guests, but she thinks she can
play better when dressed in her native cos
tune. which gives more freedom o: action.
Mrs Gallaudet gave pretty luncheon on
Friday last in honor Of Mrs. HemphilL The
other guests were Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Romero, Mrs. Walthall, Mrs. J. W. Foster,
Mrs Fay, Mrs. White, Mrs. Schofeld, Mrs.
Stanley Brown. Otis Bigelow. Mrs. Hit and
Miss Washburn. The name cards were unique.
being folded books, upon which all the names
we're written on All inside leaf, the covers being
decorated in water colOrs and with the guest
name.
Mrs. Frank T. Howe. accompanied by her
Orleans last night
| Miss Marie Swindell of Baltimore is visiting
her uncle, p. NJ. Hough, IS C street northeast.
| be at homo tomorrow, as Miss Aukam leaves
FOR Philadelphia to spends q few days.
| The 81 Amitie Circle" q social club organ
lied early in the winter, held its regular fort
nightly meeting Friday evening at 208 Mary
| land avenue northeast by invitation Of Mrs. A.
NJ. Weaver. There were present, beside the
members OF the club, q number Of friends OF
the hostess The program for the evening was
most satisfactory.
Mrs. J. 7. Appleberg and Mrs. R. J. Kirk
patrick will hold their last formal reception
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
| Mrs B. A. Enloe Of Tennessee and Mrs. Neil
Brown will receive tomorrow from to 6 a,
| 1927 street northwest. They will be at home
informally the remaining Tuesdays in March.
Mrs. J. H. Cavanaugh and her daughter, Mist
Lillian Cavanaugh. held their last reception
| Friday. The receiving party consisted of Mrs
]. h. Cavanaugh, Miss Lillian Cavanaugh, Mrs
| Romero, Mrs. Schulteis, Mrs. Bull and Miss
| Stephenson of Detroit, while in the tea room
| was bevy Of attractive assstants-Miss DE-
| Retas of New York Miss Romero, Mrs. Charles
| Fletcher, Miss Moses and Miss Snyder. Amone
| those who called were the Chinese minister anc
secretary, Mr.. Ho; the Turkish minister, Mrs
Representative Springer. Miss Blount. Mrs
| Representative Shively, Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mis-
Rice, Miss Newberry, Representative Allen
Capt Torrey, Col. Sweeney, Mr.. Fletcher, Mr.
Muhlhisen, Col. Donan, Mr.. Romero and many
others.
Miss Blasland who is on a visit from Boston
| will be at home Tuesday, March 1, at 927 c
street, with Mrs. 2. P. Gunion.
Col Cutshaw of Richmond Va. who came t.
attend the dinner Of the American Society Of
Civil Engineers, after spending the night with
his mother, returned to his home Sunday
morning.
The reception rendered Mrs. Tel-Sono Of
Japan at the Fredonia by Mrs. La Fetra, as
sisted by Mrs. DIR. s. NJ. Newman, Mrs. DIR
Chas. A. Stakely and Mrs. DR.. Henry R. Naylor
| was great success. The spacious parlors were
| crowded all the afternoon by representative
lors were handsomely decorated with palm
ferns and lilies, and refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Jos. B. Sheckels will be at home Tuesday
for the last time until after Lent. ..
Miss Hattie Whaley of Pleasant Valley, Va
is visiting Mrs. W. T. keenan, at 924 18th
street northwest.
DR.. and Mrs. Starr Parsons have gone to New
Orleans for two weeks.
Mrs. Representative Stone. 46 B street north
east will hold her last reception ON Monday
the 29th. Mrs. Stone will be assisted by he,
daughters, Mrs. Derickson, Miss Mybart ant
Miss Brlckner.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Warden Turner of Balti
more. who are stopping at Wizards Hotel, en-
tertained few Of their friends at dinner las
evening.
An enjoyable leap year dance was given las
Tuesday at Bernay's Hall by several Young la
dies Among those present were Misse
Glennan. Fannie Glennan, May Maxwell, Kat.
Clark, Alice Mangan. Rose Bales. Matte King
Sue McKenny, Berresford, Shea, Griffin
| Cooney, Kate Cooney, BERTHE Levi, Gaeglel
and Powell, Messrs M. A. Griffin
Leland Jet, Rich. Glennan. Thos. Waters
Cooney, VIM. De Lacy, Herbert Locke, Beres
ford, Stacy Ransom, W. b. Depue, John Nor
gan. John Stanton, Gasche Dante, Xander
Hurley, Prentiss, Harry King and Chas Nor
gan.
Mrs Edwin NJ. Truell, No. I014 K street, a
her last formal reception, Tuesday, will be as
sisted by Mrs. Doten of Portland, Mrs. Spald
ing. Mrs. Gen. Mower, Mrs. Ackersou, Mrs
Briard, Mrs. Donohue. Mrs. Roy, Miss Draper
Of Boston and Miss Marguerite Spalding.
An enjoyable surprise party was given Il
Mrs. Young Of 3257 street, West Washington
by her children in honor of her ffty-sixtl
birthday. Among those present were Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilkerson, Mr.
and Mrs Talbert, Mr.. and Mrs Hart. Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Waldman, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser, Mr. ans
Mrs Bohn Mr. and Mira Matthew Mr. am