Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-15


the lecture room Of the church on tomorrow
evening. All friends Of the congregation are
invited to attend.
reception will be given at Miss Rakeman's
| residence by the Normal Class of Niuety-oue"
on February % from 7:3O to 10 O'Clock. for
which cards will soon be out
Mrs Gen. Meyer, Mrs Hicks and Miss Meyer
will not receive on Tuesday next at the Rich
mond, but will be at home on Tuesday. the Esd.
Mrs. W. s. Dodge will not be at home tomor-
row.
On Friday evening pleasant party Of young
folks were assembled at Miss A. Hurley's resi-
dence on Capitol Hill, the object of the meeting
being to organize q pleasure club, which was
very successful. The following members we're
elected: Mr.. Long, president; Miss A. Hurley,
vice president; Mr.. Roderique, secretary; Miss
b. Hurley, treasurer. Among the invited
guests were the Misses N. Burke, B. Hurley, NJ.
McDermott, s. Montgomery, b. Montgomery,
b McDermott. A. Hurley. G.. McDermott, Z.
Keller, F.Smith, the Messrs. A. Raub, J. Brooks,
I. Herbert. A. Mayse, ". Roderique, J. Poole,
Il Marks, E. Waterman, 8. Long. W. Hebbard.
e. Mahan. Dancing, vocal and instrumental
music were enjoyed until late hour.
Yesterday the house of Mrs E. B. Killian,
921 9th street northwest, was the scene OF q
happy family reunion, in which Mr.. Thomas
Hannah, mayor Of Kansas City, Kan, n brother
ln-law Of tho hostess, participated.
On account Of the continued illness Of Mr..
Anthony Hyde, Mrs Thomas Hyde has been
obliged to recall her invitations for the re-
maining Tuesdays in February.
pleasant tea that was given by Mrs. Long at
her residence on 18th street Saturday after
noon. The hostess was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt and Miss Mary Long. In
the dining room Miss Emily Long presided,
assisted by the Misses Cotterill Jennie Harvie
and Bessie Long. Among those present were
Mrs. Geo. Parker, Mrs. Lowrie, Mrs. Hord, Mrs.
.. IT, Cl1ey, Mrs. Robert Christey, DR.. and Mrs.
Ainsworth, Mrs Mach, Mrs. Myers. the Misses
Lowrie, Cox, Roberts. Harvie, Breneman. Jones,
Price, Happes and the Messrs. Happes, VIM
Brown, Carpenter, Chas. Frailey Fugitt, Rob-
erts, Mnliett c. L. Belt and Harold.
Miss Walker and Miss Grace Walker will be at
home the last two Fridays in this month.
The german to be given by the members Of
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. German Club at
Masonic Temple tomorrow evening will be
chaperoned by Mrs. p. A. Darneille, Mrs.
Judge Baber, Mrs. c. A. Davis, Mrs A. NJ
Payne, Mrs. N. &. Blanchard, Mrs. Marshall
Mcdonald and Mrs. A. A. Tunstall.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle regrets that, on &C.
count of continued illness, she cannot receive
this evening.
An enjoyable leap year party was given Fri
day night by Mrs. Charles Haywood and Miss
SteaWes AL hOnOI Oh tDe1I Sueet, nihe nODin-
son, daughter of Captain Robinson of the
Brooklyn yard. The large parlors and hall
were comfortably filled with about forty couples
OF young people. Among the guests were the
Misses Newberry, Miss BOutelle. Miss Noyes,
Miss Blackburn the Misses Skerritt, Miss Man
nix, the Misses Allen, the Misses Meade, Miss
Chandler. Miss Miles, Miss Coraher, the Misses
Colum OF Philadelphia Miss HERBERT Miss
George and the Misses Stetson, Lieuts. Traub
and McNair from Fort Myer, Bannisser and
Glands from Washington barracks Prochasza,
Long, Quackenbush and Moses from marine
barracks, Messrs. Skerritt, Henry, Wythe,
Nyman. Lambert and Stetson. They were re-
ceived by Mrs. Haywood, assisted by Mrs. Man
nix.
Mrs. Representative Hamilton will be as
sisted in receiving tomorrow by Mrs. Bunting
and Mrs. Lane of New York.
The LIE Droit Park Literary Society met Sat-
urday night at the residence of Mr.. Kleiner,
No. 1917 Hardwood avenue. About twenty
members were present. After @ short business
meeting dancing enjoyed for the re-
mainder of the evening"
Mrs. NJ. X. Gantz will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Martin and Miss Maize Martin, with
their guest Miss Catholic Of Baltimore will be
at home on Wednesday.
Mrs. 2. C. Robbins o. Bis Vermont avenue
will receive with Mrs. DIR. Robbins at 1926 18th
street on Tuesdays, until Lent
pleasant masquerade leap year party was
given at the residence Of Mrs. Work, 226
I'd street, in honor Of the Ocean Wave Pleasure
Club.
Twenty-Five young ladies, styling themselves
''The Carnation Club" will give leap year
party on the 29th OF February at McCauiey's
Hall. The club has as its president, Miss II.
Bresnahan, and its vice president, Miss A.
knessi The committee ON arrangements con-
sists OF A. Gowens, s. Herfurth, b. Quigley. A.
Dempsey, Nj. Ryan, N. Ryan, the Misses Regain,
NJ. Bresnahan and E. Walker.
pleasant leap year reception was given at
the residence of Mr.. L. c. Williamson, ZIG In
diana avenue on Friday evening. A number
of musical selections and recitations were rem
dered by the ladies, the gentlemen being rep
resented by Mr.. Geo. W. Drew of the Y. NJ C.
A. and Mr.. W. Preston Williamson. At 1870
the company adjourned to the dining room
and enjoyed an excellent supper. Those pres
emit were Misses Craig, Scott Montrope, Griffin,
Pipes, Miller, Began, Farnum. Van Week, Just
Patterson, Adams. Barrett, Allison, Williams,
White and Mesdames Williamson and Trudgian
Messrs Walker Taylor Leeds. Handy, Edes,
Simpson, Oswell, Thome, Diggs. Hall. Camp
bell, Beisel, Drew, L. C. and W. p. Williamson.
Mrs. r. V. Belt and Mrs. S. C. Smoot, 1914
10th street, have issued cards for o tea on Fri
day from to 8.
The Violet Social Club of Capitol Hill met at
the residence OF Miss Annie Hurley, 800 Sd
street northeast, Friday evening and reorgan-
lied. MIR. Long and Miss A. Hurley were re-
| elected president and vice president. MIR.
Sailor, secretary, and Miss Blanch Hurley
treasurer. After the business meeting the club
was entertained by music from several of its
members. after which dancing was enjoyed
until a late hour. Among those present were
Misses Hurley, Montgomery. NJ. hewitt, White
Willis. Proctor, Anderson, Mr.. Long, Sailor
Marks, Poole, Webster, Price and Brooks.
Mrs. W. Sturtevant Moore and Miss Moore
are asking their friends informally for Tues
days, the 10th and 23d, from to O'Clock.
Mrs and Miss Wilcox held the second of their
February receptions on Saturday and had
many callers, among whom were Mr.. de Norig-
hian, Gen. and Mrs. Benet, Mrs. and Miss Sher-
man, Mrs Reyburn, Mrs. Cilley. Mrs. Christy,
Mrs. and Miss Parvis, Mrs. DIR. Owens and Mr..
Reynolds. Mrs. Hugh Thompson, Gen. Arm
strong, Mrs. Mitchell of Milwaukee and many
others. Mrs. Harry Reade poured tea and Miss
Voorhees, presided at the chocolate table.
Miss Walker, assisted by her sisters, Miss
Grace A. and Miss May Louise Walker, will be
at home on the last two Fridays in February at
No. 1910 Vermont avenue.
Mr.. Fred C. Smith of Cleveland, Ohio. with
his bride are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Holiday, 1924 18th street.
Mrs G. E. Gibbs and Miss Gibbs will not re-
ceive next Wednesday, but will be at home the
25th.