Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-23

DaukuterS OF tue American RevOfuuon.
A delightful reception was held Yesterday by
Miss Carrie xander. She was assisted by Miss
Estella knealing. Among the many callers
we're: Mr.. and Mira Snapp, Mr.. and Mrs. E
Fisher, Mrs. G. Fisher, MIRA William Gleason,
Miss Agile Lowcraft, Miss Florence Harris,
Miss L. Fisher, Miss 7. Gleason, Mr.. Joseph
Gleason, Mr.. Harper Keys Mr.. Keeler.
pleasant surprise party was given last even
ing to Mr.. Harry wimsatt at his home lit
4th street northwest Dancing was continued
until late. Among those present were Misses
Eva fiather, Jennie Smith, Ida Tiverny, Laura
Fletcher, Daisy Brown, Nellie Mooney, Oracle
Mehrlng, Maggie Leetnitzer, Estelle Bowler,
Eva Miskill, Lulu Kendall and Messrs. Jas z.
Nowland, Thos A Franklin, Charles Payne, C.
A Fitzersld, c. Hines. Jos. Gunnell. Frank
Mcdonald, Lloyd Mockabee, Vim. Chapple,
Henry Hoist E. Percy Wimsatt, s. +. Sweeney,
Jas Chapple.
A pleasant birthday party was given satur-
day evening at the residence of Mrs Manning.
NO. o94 Maryland avenue southwest, by her
antly entertained until $50. when refresh
ments were served and afterward games were
played and toast was drunk to the host.
Mrs. K. J. Floyd, accompanied BY Mr. and
Mrs Lofts, left Saturday for Florida. but will
Gras. ~ ~ N'
The ladies Of the board of directors of the
nTeoe nome WI tender DIR. and Mrs.
s.eeeption this evening from to 8.
mrs hinyer gave an elaborate luncheon yes
'eraay 70 thirty-hve ladies prominent in So
ciety. The guests were accommodatea =,
small tables grouped about the spacious dining
room, the floral decorations OF which were
notapiy profuse and tasteful Before the
ladies' sat at table they were entertained by
MISS Gay, VINO read an interesting paper on the
the luncheon Mrs. Edgerton Of California gave
spirited recitation.
Mrs. Noble and family will not receive on
Wednesday.
mr.. Louis Eiseman and Miss Jennie W. Nord-
hnser will be married at the Eighth Street
Temple tomorrow afternoon at $50. we'd
oing olnner Will be given to the immediate
family OF the contracting parties directly after
the ceremony. reception will follow at
Masonic temple from 8 to IL pm. Mr.. and
Mira ID. Elseman, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Eisemau and
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Eiseman of Baltimore, Mr.
Max Monheimer, Miss Monheimer, Lora and
Julia Dinkenspiel Of New York, May Of Brook
Ign, Mr.. Rice and son Of Chicago Mrs New
myer OF Louisville and Mr.. Joe Eiseman Of
Atiantasre in the city TO attend the Nor diinger-
Eisemsn marriage.
Mrs. Robert s. Stevens Of Attica, N. Y. is
visiting Mrs. Frederick C. Stevens of 18th
street, and will receive with her tomorrow.
Miss Beacham Of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting
Mrs. 7. b. Heiskell. IT,. 2233 @ street, and will
ASSIST ner at her last reception next thursday.
The Leap Year Assembly Of Capitol Hill has
issued In vitations for a dancing party at Nc
Cauiey's Hall Saturday evening
Miss katharine keyser Of Chambersburg. Pa,
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. WV. Wetzel, 2I40I
street.
Mrs. Cilley, 1919 Rhode Island avenue. will
mold her last formal reception for the season
tomorrow from to G, and will have with her
NUMBER OF the delegates to the continental con-
his staff.
Mrs. Wanamaker will receive tomorrow after
noon from 6. This will be her last recep-
ton.
MRS d. D. Claughton, the Misses Claughton,
Mrs. u. W. West and Miss vanDyck will receive
tomorrow after O'Clock, for the last time this
season, assisted by Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt, Mrs.
N. r. FINLEY and the Misses Williams, Bynum,
Roberts and Combs.
Miss Urner, daughter Of e1-Cougressman NJ.
u orner, OF Frederick, Md, is visiting Mrs.
Saffold at No. 1604 9Th street
few Of the friends of Miss Flora Hnl, xbo
soon to leave the city permanently, planned
and carried into effect last evening a pleasant
surprise party in her honor The evening was
spent In music and games until a late hour.
when supper was served.
Those present were the Misses Foster Misses
Loucks, Misses Bessie Slater, Sadie Humphrey.
Nettie Browne, Jessie Hodgkins, Helen Nc.
never, Anna Laise and Cora Halves and
Messrs Kice, Tuxbury. Swartwout, Wolvertou.
Grounseii, Browne, Allen, Lowry, Baker and
Dickson. -AN
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell entertained q large COM
pany last evening in honor Of Mrs. Harrison.
president-general of the Society Daughters
american Revolution, and of the members of
the Continental Congress, most Of whom were
present Mrs Harrison wore an elegant gown
Of gray striped satin trimmed with fur and
diamonds and on her gown was the jeweled
badge OF the society: Mrs. Cabell was in a gray
brocade, Miss Cabell in green corded silk and
lace. From to IL the drawing rooms were
thronged, and at 10 o'clock beautiful supper
was served Among the guests presen. were
Mrs. Mckee and her guest, Miss Kerns Mrs.
Russell Harrison, Mrs. Justice Field, Justice
ana Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. and Miss Batcheller
Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. A. Livingston Mason OF
New York, MIR. Schuyler Hamilton, Mrs. ].
.h swami, Mrs: De Witt Clinton Ma
Their OF New Jersey, Mrs. W. w. Shipper of
New Jersey, Mrs. Wilbour of Rhode Island.
Gov Carroll, Gen. Greedy. Bishop Talbot of
Wyoming, Gen. and Mrs. Wilcox, GEN and Mrs.
Shields Mrs. Gen. Mccartney of PENNSYLVANIA.
mrs. ogden Doremus of New York, Mrs Henry
Jackson OF Atlanta, Ga; Mrs Senator Gibson,
Mrs. Senator keDna, Senator Sherman. Col A.
\ Brltton. Mrs. and Miss Kelton, Capt. and
Mrs. Lusk. Mrs. Gen. Wright, Mrs. Dimmick,
Mrs. Mitchell, A. Nevin of Georgia. Mrs. A. B.
Montgomery. Mrs. Mary E. D. Smith of Phila-
deiphla, Mrs. Park Painter, Representative
Herbert, Mrs. aud Miss WaIthall, Secretary
Rusk and Miss Rusk, Mr.. Rathboue and Miss
Hord. Mrs and Miss Mills Senator and Mrs.
Casey, Mrs. Judge Kelly, Prof and Mrs.
WIniock. Mrs. b. L. Cable, Mrs. Wickliffe Pres
ton, Representative and Mrs. Washington. Gov.
ana Mrs Thompson, Mrs Dalzell, Mrs Wash.
burn, Miss Forsyth Of New York.
delig htful leap year party was given last
evening by the ladies at the Rochester. The
| early hours Of the evening were devoted to
progressive euchre, and at 10 o'clock Miss
Keeling awarded the prizes. Mrs Capt Sparks
received the lady's first prize. a lovely photo
graph frame, and Mr.. John Davis the gentle
mans first prize. box OF choice cigars. Mr.
Jacob Turner captured the gentleman's booby
prize, small George Washington hatchet
Miss Marie Turner received a neat shoe and
glove buttoner for the lady's booby prize
Following an excellent collation. came afancing
| which continued until midnight Among those
present were Capt and Mrs. Sparks Mr. and
Mrs. John Davis, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Adams, Mr.. and Mrs
Brockwell, Congressman Riley and Miss Hicks
Mrs. McRitchey, Mrs. Sommeryilie. Miss Nc.
Dowell. Miss Marie Turner, Miss Edith Will
liams. Miss Louise Keeling, Mr.. and Mrs
Machey, Mrs. Balm, Mr.. r. w. Harrison. Mr..
Robert Wilson Short, Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Jaouett.
MIR. Jacob Turner, Mr.. Charles Sparks. MI
Louis Witkowksi and Mr.. Thomas Williams.
MIRA A. Leo Knott IL at the Arno for few