Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

Ogle. Mamie Ekels, Emma Maloney, Annie
U Neil and Masters Chas. Freize. Harry Allen
Sam Marks, Walter Marks, Frank Duly, Lee
Hammerly. Fred Martin, Sam Shreves, Ally
Hobson, Albert Levin, j. B. Lock.
Mrs. Senator Gallinger and Mrs. Or. Austin,
No street northwest will not receive on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ F. Leighton gave q re-
ception ut their residence on Capitol Hill from
to u o'clock, in honor of their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Alison of New York. The house was
hnely decorated, as usual, and the orchestral
selections were exceptionally fine. Mrs. Leigh
ton wore an elegant gown of ruby velvet over a
petticoat of lace. She assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Harromcn of New York, in an i'm
ported gown of blue velvet, court train, over
white brocade. Mrs. Alison. white satin, draped
with white Lace caught up with clusters OF
silver wheat. Supper was served during the
evening. The dining room was handsomely
decorated with ferns and jars Of La France
roses.
Mrs. Hosea Townsend and daughter of Colo
RADIO will hold their first formal reception on
Tuesday from to 6.
Mrs. Chas. H. Folwell Of Mt. Holly, N. j.,
and her son. Chas H. Folwell. IT,, are visiting
Mrs p. N. Dubant, 902 9th street.
Miss Edna NJ. Smith of Portsmouth, N. H., is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs P. NJ.
Dubant 9O2 9th street.
Mrs. McLanahan of 21st street gave lunch.
con yesterday in honor of Mrs. Albert Patter-
son, formerly of New York. The other guests
we're Mrs Hartpense, Mrs. Schouler, Mrs
Train, Mrs. de Peyster, Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs
Mimmack, Mrs. Mason, Miss How, Miss Pitkl.s,
Miss Randall.
Miss Geyer OF 1347 street gave a german
Thursday evening in honor of her guest, Miss
rarter or Plttsburg. Those present were
Misses kidwell, Stone. McCreery of Pittsburg
Iyssowski, Fox, Collins, Milburn, Martin, Cof-
I'm, Miller and Geyer and DIR. Kicking. Dr.
Molfatt. Dr. Wellington, Messrs. Webster Of
Pittsburg Christiancy. Dezendorf, Beall Lam
mond, Benner, Gibson. Glascock, Martin
Jones, +. Curtis, W. Curtis Gray and Geyer.
A pleasant leap year party was given on
friday evening by Miss Norris, 1882 9th
street In honor of Miss Estelle DAVIS of Mary
ahd. Among those present were Miss Evie
Jones OF Montgomery county, Mrs. Whiting
ton, Miss Woodward, Miss Dalton, Miss Waters.
George Bailey, Abbott, Townsend. Dalton, An
derson, Powell. Cissen, Senator Wootton of
Maryland, Gleason, Norris.
MISS Biount gave delightful lunch on Fri
day IN honor of Miss Lansing Of Watertown.
Inc dinlng room and corridors were decorated
with palms and blooming plants and the table
decorations were white hyaclnths and ferns. A
serving OF the coffee in the bay window of the
north corridor. The other guests were Miss
1lers, MISS De Puy, Miss Lacy Miss Edith
Lacy, Miss Harlans, Miss Tisdeli, Miss Cabell.
Miss Nicolsy, Miss Coleman and Miss Pitts of
Detroit
Mrs. Edgar Allan will be assisted in receiving
at the celebration of her silver wedding. Feb
uary g, by Mrs. Frank Stewart Osborne, Mrs.
James L. Pugh, jr., Mrs. Reside, Mrs. Judge
Waddi!l OF Richmond, Va, Miss Cosby of vir-
ginia, Mrs. Needham, Miss Clisbee Miss Maud
Clisbee, Miss Bell of Mississippi Miss Faust,
Miss Stakely and the Misses Allan.
Mrs Cuthbert and Miss Cuthbert will be at
home Fridays in February at the woodmont
Mrs. William Hooper Dennis and Miss Dennis
will be at home Fridays during February at
the Woodmont, Iowa circle.
The parlors of Mrs. Paxton were thrown
open last evening to a pleasant circle of friends
to celebrate the birthday anniversary of her
daughter Fanny. Music was rendered by Mrs.
ii. 5. Booker on the piano, Miss Gertrude Har-
rison vocal music and Prof. Russell on the
guitar. At IL o'clock supper served.
Among those present were air. and Mrs. ThOs.
Q Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. John Duvall, Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. L. House, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Holder,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Booker, Mr. and Mrs. How.
ard johnson and Master Van Ransellear John
son, Mr.. Heuess, the Misses Morgan, Miss
Mabel Hall. Miss jamie Brown, Miss r. b.
Hunter, Miss Hannah Morgan Of Kentucky.
Miss Ahalt OF Virginia, Misses Jennie and Clara
Paxton, Miss Gertrude Harrison, Messrs. Frank
and Edie Keys, W. ID. Trundle, Dempsey Metz,
J. Il. Tubman, r. NJ. Allen, c. G. Mcdonald,
John Murray, Prof. John Russell, DR.. G. G.
Morris, Roster Middleton and W. II. Atkinson.
Miss Paxton was the recipient of many hand
some presents.
Mrs. Chas. Haywood, having cards GU. for a
reception on Saturday. February 6, from to
I, will not receive on Monday, February1.
Mrs. Peters, wife of Lieut.. George H. Peters
of the navy, has: ISSUED cards for tea from to
on February 3 at her residence, 22S New Jer-
sey avenue southeast.
Miss Kitty Fuertes of Cornell University is
spending the winter with her aunt, MrsJa H.
Ferry, 1884 18th street, Georgetown.
The third successful progressive euchre
party was given at the Livingstone last even
ing. The winners Of the first prizes we're Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Clarke. The second prizes we're
won by Col. Treutlen and Miss Lillian Cum
nlnSham. Among the participants Of the even
ing entertainment were Mr.. and Mrs. Bulls
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. McCauley, Mrs
Starr (Brooklyn), Col. and Mrs. Treutlen. Mrs.
Holmes (Bay City. Mich.), Miss Mary Brewer,
Miss Jennie Davis. Miss Cunningham, Mrs.
Whitehead, Miss Ora Bulls Miss Anna Kluge.
Miss Katherine Davis, Miss Lillian Cunning
ham. Miss Clafa Brewer and Messrs. Rodgers,
BOykin, Clark, Bulls. Blackwooi.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McKenna Of Slatington.
Pa, are visiting Mrs. ]. +. MOser at 419 New
Jersey avenue southeast.
Miss Estelle Ashley Of South Washington has
returned from a visit to relatives at Baltimore
The betrothal of Miss Mamie BaumCarten
daughter of Mr.. Herman Baumgarten of No.
SIS 9th street northwest, to Mr.. Maurice Kauf-
man has been announced.
The reception of Miss Cynthia Cleveland. as
sisted by Mrs. Emily L. Sherwood and Miss
Coyne Fletcher, on Thursday. at l4O7 Chaplin
street, was largely attended. The dining
rooms were prettily decorated with cut flowers
and palms. the refreshment table being
wreathed in smilax and having as center
piece jardiniere of handsome cut fowers
Miss Cleveland received in a visiting gown of
black velvet. Mrs. Sherwood in lowered black
silk. with heliotrope chiffon garnIture. Miss
Fletcher in black silk. trimmed with gold
braid and ostrich feathers. The young ladies'
assisting were Miss Daisy Moore, in Nile green
lansdown; Miss Ella Ray. i'll novelty goods and
sage green velvet; Miss Virgie Keats. in
hunters green lansdown, with black
laco founces; Miss Coleman, i'll white
broadcloth and gold braid Miss Jacobs of
Brooklyn, n. Y, i'll gray silk trimmed with
bands OF garnet velvet and Miss Concklin, in
canary surah. Among those present were Sem
ator and Mrs Allen, Mrs. PettIgrew, Mrs. Perry
Heath. Mr.. Dairdsou, Mrs. Dewitt Warner, Mrs
Arthur Payne. Hon. and Mrs NJ. N. johnson,
Gen. and Mrs. Weary. Mrs. Edward Lane, Mrs.
Frank Stewart Osborn, Mrs. McCray, Mrs New
ton {. Blanchard, Hrs. Miller Of Chicago. Mrs.
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