Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

| son. tne misses RAIN, Miss Anna Dorsey. Miss
Minnie LOOMS, DR.. Rogers, Miss Worthington,
DR.. Jerome Chase, DR.. Thompson, Mr.. Naugh-
| ton OF Chicago, Mr.. Du Hamal Mr.. Pugh. Mr..
Fairbanks. Mr.. Henry Phillips, Mr.. Clarence
Beall and Mr.. Francis.
The Misses CASTILLO Of 9Th street gave pro-
gressive euchre party on Wednesday evening
in honor of their guest, Miss Callahan of Ports
| mouth, Va. The house was prettily decorated.
the large parlors being massed with palms and
| huge clusters of La France roses. The ladies'
| first prize was captured by Miss Katherine Cas-
| teilo, the gentleman's prize by DR.. Morris, the
| second prize by Miss Minnie Gerhard and Mr..
Merrick Those present we're Miss Callahan,
Miss Oracle Menchine, Miss Bertha Bartels,
| Misses Gerhard, Locton. Harbour, Mrs Cole
man, Lieut. Lowndes. DIR. Morris, Messrs. Ster-
ling. Keiser. Herbert Riley, Menchine, Mer-
| rick, Gebhard and CASTILLO.
Ex-Minister Curry and Mrs. Curry gave Q
dinner on Tuesday in honor of their niece,
Miss Connally. Mrs. Curry has cards out for
| luncheon on Saturday, February 6, and for a
| dinner on Wednesday, February 10.
Mrs. A. NJ Kenaday of zoos G street is slowly
recovering from two months severe illness
Mrs. c. Ulrich Kennedy will receive tomor-
| row at 1742 street. assisted by Miss Mary
Compton. Miss Trenholm and Miss Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Stewart, president and
vice president of the "Olive Club, Mt. Plsasan t,
have been reelected for another year.
Mrs Representatives Stewart of Pennsylvania,
her sister, Mrs. Shriver Stewart and her
daughter, Miss Bessie Stewart, will receive
Wednesdays during the month at 1920 Q street
northwest
Miss Helen d. Price Of Eldorado, Kan, is
spending the winter at 234 street northwest.
The Diamond Euchre Club was entertained
on Tuesday evening for the first time by Miss
Clara McGeary of 1906 It'll street After card
playing a collation. was served, followed by
dancing, which was continued until a late hour.
The prizes were carried off by Miss Clara Nc
Geary and Mr.. Dan O'Dopnell, while Miss r.
McGeary and Mr.. W. A. Murphy captured the
BOBBY. The others present were Misses Jennie
| and Maggie Cunningham, Miss A. McGeary,
Miss T. Drew, Miss NJ. Meade and Messrs. w.
q. Aughinbaugh, j. Geagler, c. Duffy, Thomas
Dowd and J. F. Ocesenreiter.
Secretary and Mrs. Blaine at dinner party
last night entertained Minister and Madame
Romero, Minister and Madame Guzman, Gen.
and Mrs. Draper, Miss Stout, Miss Patten,
Senior Quesada, MIR. lie CHAT, Mr. Tavera, MIR.
Caparede, Mr.. de Weckerlin, Mr.. John Nc
Lean, Miss May Williams, Mrs. Hazen. Miss
Dodge and Mise Hattie Blaine
Minister and Madame Guzman have cards out
for Monday evenings informally, 9 to u.
Mrs. J.HFairield Carpenter will give q re-
ception Monday, February 8, to meet Mrs. and
Miss Venderpoel.
Mrs job D. Langhorne will give tea Mon
day, FEBRUARY 8, at 5 o'clock.
The Swiss minister will give dinner on the
18th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mclean have cards out
for February 10 at $50.
Col and Mrs. P. A. Darneille Of Georgetown
Heights gave their second tea yesterday. 1t
was very largely attended by those prominent
in the resident society of Washington and
Georgetown. Among those present were the
Misses Cox, Payne, Compton, Stuart, Day,
Reynolds, Turnbull, Hunter, Chichester, Pat
terson. Woodward, Worthington, Trenholm
and Middleton, and Messrs. Douglas Simms,
Douglas Mackall, F. Harrison, VIM. Riley and
Mr. Chichester.
The Georgetown Assembly gave their fourth
dance last night and beauty and fashion we're
well represented. Among those present were
the Misses Compton, Wilson, Stuart, Stevens,
Wheatley, Cragin, Cuthbert, Richardson, Mack
all, Bradley, Payne, Buckley, Hyde, STAINS
bury. Bailey, Day, Sutherland, Matthews, Mar
shall Carr, Marbury and Messrs. Barry.
Buckley, Thomas Hyde, Keith Forrest, Philip
Berry, Harry Wyeth, James Young, w.
Tyler, F. Harrison, Everett Whiting, j. Brad
ley, DR.. Snyder and Lewis Marshall.
Mrs. McIlhenny of 20Ol o street will not be
at home tomorrow. but willreceive the remain
ing Saturdays in February.
Gen. Mitchell has received cablegrams from
Minister Reid and the attending physicians at
Paris stating that his daughter, Miss Matte
Mitchell, who was reported to be dangerously
Ill with contagious pneumonia. had really suf-
fered from an attack Of congestion of the
lungs which was speedily overcome, and she is
now convalescing.
A delightful party was given last evening by
Mrs. John Burns at her residence, All South
Capitol street. to her daughter Daisy and
Bessie Van Order OF Baltimore. Among the
guests present were the Misses Maude Pollock,
Tillie Sparks, Beatrice Craemer Dora Hall.
Rena Donohoe. Nellie Brown, Alice Lowe, Lyn
Pike, Minnie Pyles, Florence Beers, Madeline
Burns, Anna Snow, Rachel Macomber, May
Springmann, Bessie Van Order and Daisy
Burns Masters Noble Wood, Elmer Wood.
Clarence and Milburn Donohoe, Artley, Donald
and Eric Parson, Julien, Fred and. Raymond Mat
tern, Charlie Sparks, Raymond Ayre, Gussie
thompson, Webster Richards, Willie Snow,
John and Dudley Burns.
Mrs. Frank B. Conger has been seriously ill
for several days and will not be able to receive
on Saturday.