Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

nuntoon' Miss Lay. Miss Ethel Fletcher. Mr..
uso; ,larA and Mrs. wadsworth assisted in rs-
49, ,he large number Of guests Among
NOSE present were Mr.. and MIRA II. Walton.
vi. and Mrs CEas. Moods Mr.. and Mr. C,e.
menus 4. BELT. Mrs Mari and the Misses Brene-
man, faust Claughton. Clistev Bynum. Bevs-
ase, Darneiile. Patton. Williamson and Moore
~, we Msssrs Lay. Cilley. Faust. wyesh,
"arun' HELEN, Ray and Phillips
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. ana Mrs IL
Church gave charming Tea from ,o7 CON.
pnmentsry TO their guest, Mrs. w. II. Eevley
" maiden, Mass. The parlors were attractiyeiy
Auorhed with plants and flowers and the dec
orauons and the appointments OF the table
80 IN keeping with the hostess refined TASTE
IN such matters. Mrs. Church was assisted In
receiving by her sister-in-law. Mrs. W II Hav-
ny MRS, Charles W. Horner and MrsA
W: I. Murdoch Tea was served by
KISS josephine POs,lewaiie, Miss Belle
bmOnc ,n ana Mrs L. b. Horner.
Melville Church, Mrs. W :. Parks. Mrs, p.
N. Duoant Miss Acker, Mrs F. L, Brown
Ut ~ and Mrs. l. c. +. Hugo. Mr. and Mrs.. J.
"a. 'ermnyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex :. steuart,
I. anu Mrs ,s; X l.. Smallwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
James q. Hill and daughter, Mr. and Mn. n.
"A willard, Mr.. II. X. Willard. Mrs VIM. 5.
norman, Miss Celia f. Griffith and Miss
Bessie Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Harvey.
Mr. MRS. n N. Harvey. Mrs Charles White, IT,,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edmund, Mr. and Mr.
Charles +. Bacon, Mrs. s. VI. Dubant' Pro. and
MRS X > Woodward, Miss Hobgood. Mrs. III
Edson. Miss l. Cooke Mrs Theodore Davis
Mrs. H. J. Lauck. Miss b. Wallace. Miss Reich
enoack, Miss Ebellng, Miss J. d. johnson. Mn.
Wh ns sspnane; Miss julia ClephRne, Mrs. J. II.
PIPER, DIR. and Mrs. X. b. Donaldson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Armat Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs W J.
Aeker, Mrs. Adds b. Brown. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tweesiale.
Mrs Mrs W. 1, :. Curtis: Mr.. and Mrs. Won inertia.
I
Wallace, DR. and Mrs. II. NJ. schooley,
Mr.. and Mrs c. q. Allen, Miss shell
don, Mrs l. Hinson, Mr.. and Mrs
!. Seward Bacon. Mrs. Andrew q. NJ Provost.
Miss Galpln. Miss johnson, Miss 3. J. Moves
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. upper. Mr.. Arthur, Miss
J. {. Pennie, Mrs. L. h. Helphenstine, Mr.. and
Mrs Ora l.. Pitney, Mrs. Virginia Thompson,
Mrs r. L. Ourand and Miss 4. Henderson
Mrs Casey entertained a goodly number Of
visitors Thursday, Notwithstanding the rainy
weather. Callers were glad 10 meet there
among the number Of entertainers Mrs Stones
guest, Mrs Maj Warner OF Kansas City, who
has large acquaintance IN Washington Mrs.
he Cha lun was the center OF a group of ad-
mirers, who were entertained by the little lady
with descriptions of Korean society customs
Mrs Casey was pleasantly surprised 20 welcome
among the callers quite a number Of North Da-
kotans, who are on = brief visit to the capital
The house was decorated throughout in white
and green, carried out in charming detail, and
furnished pretty background for the hand
some evening costumes worn BY the receiving
party.
Mrs. Woolsey Aspinwall, lss street, hos
postponed her O'Clock tea to have been given
her little niece Enrol Cuthbert Brown. and
Anna Aspinwau until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand de Janon have taken
the residence No. 1919 X street northwest and
will receive their friends informally after
March y. Mrs. de Janon, nee Buist, was a
leading belle Of Philadelphia aud great prepa-
ratiofN had been made for her marriage IN
that city, TO have been followed by a reception
and wedding breakfast at the home Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BUST, No 2l20
Walnut street, when the death of the groom's
father. the late Col Patrice de Janou,
L. S. A. (retired), rendered it neces-
sary to countermand the orders already
given, which would have made the we'd
ding conspicuous social event in the
Quaker city. The marriage ceremony had 70
be postponed month later and was performed
very quietly, only the immediate relatives Of
the family being present On account Of this
bereavement the entertainments which were 20
have followed the wedding ia this city will
have to be postponed until next winter, aud the
newly married couple will only receive their
friends informally at their new residence. a.
aboveannounced.
On Friday Mrs. de Sibour entertained the
Ladies Whist Club at lunch, the afternoon
club Mesdsmes Hale, Hawley, Mcmillan,
Henderson, saxton, Sweat, Earl and DE sIbour.
After a nine months visit an Denver Miss
Gertrude Thompson has returned to Wash
ington.
A pleasant party gathered Thursday evening
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hillengsss
No 72l II street Among those present we're
Miss Mildred Hillengass, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nc
Cabe and their sons, Messrs. William and Ed
ward, Miss Travssky, DIR. and Mrs. Blancha
Miss Annie Taylor, Mr.. Marks. Mr.. and Mrs.
jackson. Tho evening was enlvened by in
strumcntal and vocal music rendered by Miss
Mildred Hlllengass, Messrs. William and Ed
ward McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burch and Mr. and Mrs.
John ID. Leland have returned from the north
and are located at 1927 NJ street.
pleasant leap year party given by Miss
Ada l.. Coulter at Clsbsugh Hall, No. 1880 18th
street, last evening. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Coulter, Mr.. and Mrs
kretchmar, j. VI. Coulter, jr., Mr.. J. &. Ellis,
X. Dalkln, Mr.. Nickois, Mr.. Nelson, X. Har-
baugh, T. Dern, l.. smith, Miss Ada l. Coulter,
Mrs. Dalkin, Miss Isabel Dalkin, Miss kretch-
mar, Lula Coggins, s. Adams, L. Fathers, A
Fathers NJ. Carson, Mrs. Ellis, Ella waIlings-
ford, Mfs Lula kendrick, Maggie kretchmsr
and Susie sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Corson celebrated their
''china" wedding Thursday evening at the resi-
ueuCe VI MIS- SofeOut MOtner, Mrs. 4. IL.
johnson, 700 4th street northeast. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. johnson,
Mr. and Mrs ID. 8. Braddock. Mr.. aud Mrs N.
NJ. Rouzer, Mr.. aud Mrs. Jno. A Augusterfer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Augusterfer, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. q. Bergling, MIR. and Mrs. II. Pollard. Mr..
and Mrs McAuley, Mr.. and Mrs. Chss Bentley,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. H. johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs Harley, Judge and Mrs. Peabody,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. A. Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs T. r.
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs Osborne. Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Fowler, Messrs. Z. Buck, Ed. Augus-
terrier. c. q. Harrison, Casper Herbert, VIM
Bergling, John and Louis Day. Herman Eiks,
George and Chris. kieny, VIM. Pollard, Wm
Osborne, W. Z. Colburn, +. Brooks. X. Harley,
and Wilson, Mrs NJ. Yeabower, Mrs. Hobart
Misses Lena Park Minnie Brewer, Mary
Lindsay Katie Decker. Ada and Francis An
gusterfer Maggie kieny, Nellie Fitspstrick
Maggie and May Hanlon, Grace Allen and
Mamie Fennell
Miss Abbie Hopkins Of street northeast
entertained the members Of the Teaspoon Club
last evening at q shadow party. The enter
tsinment was q novel affair and afforded much
amusement Among those present were Misses
Lena Johnston and Grace Hopkins. Mr. Jack
son, Mr.. Crocken, Miss Baron, Miss Hughes,
Miss Johnston, Mr.. Curry, Mr.. Meneert Mis-
Sallie b. McNantz, Mr.. Ingalls,, Mr.. Sousa Miss
Alice McNantz, Miss Maud Norris, DR.. Elliott
Misses Dalton and Miss Marks.
Mrs Geo. H. Peters Of New Jersey avenue.
Capitol Hill, will not receive on Monday. the
2eth instant, but will be 1t home informally tho
FIRST two Mondays in Lent
Range u the Thsrmomsssr.