Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-10

threaded white silk; MrA Romero, pink
brocaied satin; Mrs. James Biddle, black vel
1 vet and lace; Madame Tateno, white lace gown;
Mrs Sutherland; pink silk and garnet velvet;
Miss Sutherland, in blue chiffon; Miss Eliza
beth Sutherland. olive crepe; Mrs. Gen. Full
| lerton, black velvet: Mrs ]. c. Burrows,
white satin and lace; Mrs. Cultivate,
mauve moire; Miss Grace Davis white silk and
opal passementeries; Miss Batcheller, blue silk
and crepe; Mrs. Charles Gibson, gray silk
trimmed with sable and point lace, Mrs Halli-
day, black jetted lace over red silk; Mrs. Frank
| Mcguire, white silk; Mrs. George Williams.
black satin and mauve crepe; Mrs. MacArtt ur
| superb black velvet and real lace; Mrs Cock
rel, blue bengaiine and chiffon; Mrs N. L. JEFF
| fries. white silk and point lace: Miss Arm
| strong, pink chiffon; Mrs. Harry Cooke. gray
faille; Mrs. Perry Heath. red gauze; Mrs. Sena-
| tor Call, white silk and lace; Mrs. Hinckley,
light brown silk and brocade: Miss Wanamaker.
pale blue silk and chiffon: Mrs. David S. Barry,
white bengaline and lace; Mrs. Robt. J. Wynne,
black lace.
Among those present were Secretary Noble.
MI Haiford, Col John NJ. Wilson. superintendent
OF West Point; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Boyd, Gen. j.
{. Breckenridge. Senator Cullom, Mrs. Ridgely,
Gen. and Mrs. Jeffries. Mrs j. G. Cilley Mr.
Harry Cilley. Mr.. and Mrs. Keim, Miss HuyIer.
Mrs. Cockrell and her mother, Mrs. Ewing Mr.
ana MRS. 4. 5. 1ersason of Hartford, Col and
Mrs. Estey Of Brattleboro', Vt; Minister and
Mrs. Romero. the Chilean minister and Madame
Montt, Gen. and Mrs. J W. Foster, Mrs. and
Miss Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Ye Mrs. Whitehead
Marquis lmperiah, Senator and Mrs. Gibson,
Mr. Hutchinson, the Misses Hutchinson,
a a,,eut v; and Mrs. Andrews, Commodore, Mrs
ana Miss Farquahar, Gen. and Mrs. Moore
Col and Mrs Peyton Wise, Gen. and Mrs.
Melton, Miss Knowles, Miss Ida Thompson
Mrs and Miss Goldie. Representative and
Mrs outhwaite, Representative and Mrs.
burrows; Chaplain Burrows. Major and Mrs.
Mrc i
Mrs. kobt j Wynne, the Turkish, French ard
belgian ministers, Lieut.. and Mrs. Denny Mrs.
Menocal, DR.. and Mrs. Bartlett. Mrs. Henry d.
Green, Mr.. Edward Menocal, Mrs. Wallace
Radciife Major and Mrs. Parker, Miss Carrie
rarker, Representative. Mrs. and Miss Harter,
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Britton, Miss Britton, Gen.
sutherland, Gen. and Mrs. J. g. Payne, Miss
Marheld. Miss Hunter, Mr.. and the Misses
Huyek, Mr.. Alexander Porter Morse and Miss
Morse. Mrs. Byron L. Shear, Miss Cicily II.
Armes, Miss Katie Lay Howe
The next reception at the White House, which
WI be public one, will take place on Tues
day, February %.
MIR. and Mrs. Ye again entertained choice
company of their friends Yesterday afternoon
at the Korean legation at their second and last
card reception In addition to all the attractions
OF last week for the guests there was also dancing
for the younger folks The large dining room on
the right OF the entrance made capital ball
with flowers and softly lighted by shaded
lamps. Mrs. Ye wore one Of her prettiest
gowns OF blue and pink silk. Mrs. Reside
Miss Carrie Parker, the Misses Mendonca, Miss
henna, Miss Tarr and Miss White helped to re-
ceive. In the tea room Mrs. Sturtevant
Moore, Miss Marie Moore and Mrs. ]. L. Pugh
did the hOnors. Mrs Morton, the cabinet
families, the diplomatic corps and many others
prominent in official and social circles were
present.
Senator and Mrs. German are about to send
out cards for reception on the afternoon and
evening of Tuesday, February %. to meet the
Maryianders who presented the superb silver
service last spring to the Senator.
Mrs. Romero held her last formal reception
for the season yesterday, and it was the most
brilliant OF her series Of Tuesdays. In addi-
ton to her friends. many distinguished visitors
from all parts OF the country felt it privilege
to be present to enjoy the gay scene. Mrs
Romero wore trained gown of black and pink
cut velvet combined with pink silk. In the re-
ceiving party were Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Suther-
land, Mrs. Blanchard. Mrs. Evans Thomas
Mrs. William J.. Carpenter, Mrs. Thos. Riggs
Mrs John Beall. Mrs. Menocal, Mrs Jules
Guthridge, Miss Riddle, Miss Sherman, Miss
Mar1eld, Miss Hunter, Miss Chandler, Miss
Mills, Miss Leila Herbert. Miss Minnie Brown
Miss Blount, Miss Greer, Miss Clephane, Miss
Soule, the Misses Thomas. Miss Wilson, Miss
kelton, Miss Huyler, Miss Landis, Miss Naphys
OF Philadelphia, Miss kenna, Miss Tarr and
Miss Buell.. At the beautifully decorated re-
treatment table the young ladies took turns in
doing the honors. The music and the dancing
In the ball room never seemed more tempting,
and when the crowd was not too great both
could be enjoyed.
Mrs. N. l.. Jeffries will give a luncheon on
Friday to meet her guest, Mrs. Mather.
Mrs. Greer has invitations out for luncheon
on the 18th.
Senator and Mrs. Cockrell will give dinner
on Friday night.
Mrs. Mcpherson will give luncheon on Fri
day.
Mrs Jules Guthridge will DO at home on
Fridays informally.
Mrs. Senator Gibson will receive at the Coch-
ran tomorrow afternoon and will be assisted by
Mrs. Isadore Rayner, Mrs. Freeman Rasin OF
baltimore. Mrs. Richard Goldsborough, Miss
Noble OF Baltimore. Mrs. Carroll Mercer, Miss
Blackburn, Miss Daviige, Miss Walthall, Miss
Williams, the Misses German, Mrs Jackson,
Mrs. Washington and Mrs. Brinton Stone.
The marriage of Mr.. Edward Herbert Ryan
and Miss Elizabeth Louise Sweeney will take
place at st. Aloysius' Church tomorrow evening
at 5 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Zeb. 1901 10th street
northwest, will continue to be at home to their
friends on Wednesdays of this winter.
Miss Floride Cunningham and her sister, Miss
Lizzie Pickens Cunningham, are visiting Mrs F.
q. Du Pont at the Powder Mills on the Brandy
wine, Del. Miss Floride Cunningham is still
| suffering from her protracted illness from the
grip.
pleasant social affair took place last night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs H. I. DOYLE.
Takoma Park. 1t was a dancing and euchre
party combined and the guests had the whole
house to themselves. The house was
deliberately decorated with palms and ever
greens, while choice cut flowers were literally
placed in various parts OF the house. A
splendid supper was served. In the progres-
sive euchre part of the entertainment the
prizes were carried off by Miss May Clark and
Mr.. G. Whitaker, while the boobies went to
Mrs. William Smith and Mr.. Favorite. Among
| some of the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Favorite, Mr.. and
Mrs. Halleck, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Whitaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bien. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Coombs. Mrs Holt, Mrs. Trammell, Mrs
Heiberger, Miss May Clark, Miss Mary Doyle,
Gen. s. S. Carroll, MIR. L. &. Brashears, Mr. J.
Alfred HUMPHREYS, Masters Samuel Carroll,
Charley Slater and Felix Holt.
Miss Katye Garner Of Mobile is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. b. Mclaughlin of SOC II street
and attended the Presidents reception last
evening.
Mrs. Rudolph F. Bartle, ir., will not be at
home tomorrow, but will the remaining Thurs
days in February.
Mrs. ]. c. Breckenridge and Miss Breckn-
! ridge will be at home Saturday, February 10.
from 4 to 6. 1t will be their last formal recep-