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

tne LAST Days Before Lent
There was entertainment enough this week to
give all chance to enjoy themselves. The
first half was the buster, but last night
provided q program both interesting and
varied. Mr.. and Mrs. John McLeans recep-
ton for at least three hundred Of their friends
vas q brilliant affair. The house was gay with
spring flowers and the ball room after the
dancing set had commenced their peregrina-
tions was something well worth admiration. All
the world of fashion was present DIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Wilson gave another of the pleasant
evenings Of which they give a series during
each winter. Mr.. and Mrs 8. H. Kaufman
gave . very pleasant dancing party of about a
hundred for their daughter and their guest,
Miss Yardley Of East Orange. N ]. The teas of
the afternoon and early evening were equally
PLEASING. Miss Wanamaker entertained about
seventy five of her more intimate acquaintance
st . tea to meet her guest, Miss Carpenter. Mrs.
Hampden Zanes tea in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Ex-Governor Blackburn, kept their apart
ments at the Portland filed with their friends
till o'clock Today is busy any day of
the week. Mrs. Cultivate will give a luncheon.
The wedding Of Miss Horsey and Mr.. Mont
gomery at St. Matthews was largely attended
by their friends This afternoon Mrs. Harri-
son will receive from to s. Gen. and Mrs.
Williams will give a tea, to T. Mrs Senator
Sherman will give the first of two Saturday teas,
to Z, and tonight Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker will be
among the dinner givers- The leading events
of the coming week are embraced in the follow
ing list:
MONDAY.
Mrs. Hillyer will give luncheon.
Mrs Frank Gordon will give a tea, to Z, at
the Portland in honor of Mrs. Burton Smith,
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Gordon.
Miss Wanamaker will give dance for her
guest, Miss Carpenter of Philadelphia
TUESDAY.
Miss Walthall will give tea at 5 o'clock to
meet the Misses Nugent
Senator and Mrs German will give q recep-
ton AT $50 in the evening.
The President and Mrs. Harrison will hold q
public reception from to IL.
WEDNESDAY.
The ladies Of the cabinet will generally re-
ceive.
ME- and Mrs c. G. Dulin will give tea, to
9, to meet Miss Riddell
Mrs LOUIS Mackall and the Misses Mackall
viii give o'clock tea
THURSDAY.
Secretary and Mrs. Elkins will give dinner.
FRIDAY.
Mrs Gallaudet will give q luncheon in honor
of Mrs HemphiL-
Senator and Mira Sanders will give tea, to
., at their residence, SIS Vermont avenue
Mrs. George U. Mayo will give tea, 4 tot.
Miss Marie L. Wadsworth will give tea at 5
O'Clock to meet Mr.. Lyle and Mr.. stump.
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan will give q din
ner-
NJ. and Mrs. John Mclean will give Q bal
poudre.
Mrs George B. Williams will give Q luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Mckee.
Mrs Carlisle will give a dinner.
Mrs Seckendorff will give a tea.
Mrs Sherman will give a tea, tot.
The Chilean minister and Madame Moptt will
give dinner.
Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson will give . din
ner.
Secretary and Mrs. Elkins gave dinner last
night in honor of the President and Mrs. Har-
rison- The other guests were the Vice Presi-
dent, Secretary Blaine Secretary and Mrs Fos-
ter, Secretary Tracy, Mrs. Wilmerding, Attor-
ney General and Mrs- Miller. Secretary Noble
Mrs Wanamaker, Secretary and Mrs Rusk
Mrs Phil Sheridan, Mr.. ID. o. Mills and Mr.
Henry G. Davis and Mrs Davis. who are visit
ing their daughter. A center piece of maiden
hair fern was studded over with mauve or
chids- In fragile Vienna glass vases there
were other hne specimens Of the same flower
The service of glass on the table was the most
beautiful adornment possible Mrs. Morton
Mrs Noble and Mrs Blaine were each obliged
to send regrets on account OF illness
Miss katherine Riggs accompanied q party
Of friends to Princeton so as to attend the
Princeton promenade last night.
Mrs Greer gave a luncheon on Thursday at
which all the decorations of the table were
pink Some Of those present were Mrs Romero
Mrs. Pierce Crosby, Mrs. Ffoulke, Mrs. Leiber
Mrs II. b. NJ. Mason, Mrs MenocaL
MIR. Patenotre, the French minister, will 60
south to attend the Mardi Gras.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Ella Horsey and
Mr.. Warwick Emile Montgomery took place
this morning at St. Matthews Church in the
presence Of large and distinguished gathering
Of friends The sanctuary was decked with
palms and the high altar had punches of St.
Joseph lilies amid the lighted tapers. The
ushers were kept busy seating the guests until
the arrival Of the bride These gentlemen were
Mr.. Robert s. Chiffon, Mr.. s. T. Parrish Mr.
Thomas s. Lee. Mr.. John Rutledge Abney Of
New York. Mr.. Chas. Howard Of Baltimore and
Mr.. Arthur Keith. The bride came in church
with her father. Mr.. Outerbridge Horsey. and
at the altar railing met by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. Edward Camp Of New York
Kew Father Lee. pastor Of ST. Matthews, per-
formed the marriage ceremony. At its con-
clusion Rev. Thos. J. Kervick celebrated a
nuptial mass The bride wore an elegant gown
OF ivory white satin trimmed with old family
lace and garlands of orange blossoms. Her
tulle veil was held to her hair under a chaplet
Of orange blossoms She carried a
large bouquet Of lilies Of the valley
The brides mother. Mrs. Outerbridge Horsey.
and the Misses Horsey, the Messrs. Horsey,
her brothers; Hon. J. Lee Carroll and wife,
Miss Carroll, Master Philip Carroll, Nine.
Aeosta, Miss Acosta, Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas Carroll,
NJ. Harper Carroll and Miss ODonnell were
In the front pews- On the other side Mrs.
Montgomery, the groom's mother; Mr.. and
Mrs Linden Kent, Mr., Mrs and the Misses di
Zerega, Mr.. High and the Messrs. Gibson were
seated DR. and Mrs. Lee. Miss Lee. the Misses
Letterman, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. O'Donnell Lee,
Nr.-And Mrs Columbus O'Donnell Lee, the
Messra Lee, DR.. and Mrs VIM. Lee Mr. and
Mra Thos Lee, Mr.. Chas- Carroll Mrs
Gouvsrneur, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Boone Mr.
James Dale Of Maryland, Miss Anderson of
Auchmar. Md. and Mrs Cumberland Dugan
we're some of the York and Baltimore friends.
Among those present were Miss Daingerfeld
the Misses Chiffon, Miss Coleman, Miss Free
man, Mrs LAnghorne, Mrs Charles Gibson
Mrss and Miss Sheriff., MIS- Robert Hinckley,
Mira O'Donnen. Miss Rosecrans. Miss Pendie-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs- Arthur Brice, Miss Brice.
Miss Eide, Mr.. and Mrs Sweat, Mrs and Miss
Biddle, Miss Margaret Edes. Mr.. Ward Thoron,
MrsL and Miss Bonaparte, Miss Emory, Mrs.
Field, Mrs Condit Smith, Miss Stephanie Whit
ney, Mrs. Coyle, Mr.. and Mrs Barney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowndss, the Misses Merrick, Mrs and
Miss Letter, Mrs. and the Misses Aullan, Ad-
miral Franklin, the Misses Morse, Mr.. Paul
Ia Mr. Il Mflla t<roupa Mrs. hrrp