Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-20

evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs @. H
Richardson, 1872 10th street northeast.
Mrs Senator Palmer, assisted by her daughter,
Mrs. Weber, and her sister. Mrs. Black, will re-
ceive at the Elsmere tomorrow from 8 TO 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Forbes who recently
arrived from England, are the guests of Mrs.
Admiral Rodgers. Mrs. Forbes has hosts of
friends here, where Us Miss Meigs she was q
reigning society belle.
An enjoyable party was given to Robert
Rugers at his home, No. So New York avenue.
last evening and large number OF young
folks gathered there. After playing games Of
supper. During the evening the little ones
were pleased with several recitations delivered
by Master Freddie Morgan. who is only two
and q half years Of age. Archie Bresnaham
and Walter Brookes were awarded the first and
BOBBY prizes.
Mrs. Senator Proctor discontinues her Thurs
day receptions for the remainder Of the month,
but will begin receiving again February4.
There was quiet wedding at the residence
of Mrs. VIM. T. Wilson, sos NJ street, yesterday.
The contracting parties were Miss Mary Viola
Wilson and Mr.. VIM. II. Alvey. The bride was
becomingiy dressed in a rich suit Of gray with
cut steel trimmings. After the ceremony the
company partook Of an elaborate luncheon.
The bride and groom departed later in the af-
ternoon for their future home in Hughesville,
Md. Only the members Of the family and q
very few intimate friends were present on &C.
count Of illness in the family.
Miss Lucy Cleborne, daughter Of Medical Di-
rector CleborDe of the navy, arrived here this
morning from Chelsea. Mass. and will be the
fuest of Mrs. Theodore d. Wilson, 1851 10th
street, for some weeks to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Clark, IT,, have returned
from their European trip, and before moving
to their new home will be pleased to receive
their friends on the remaining Fridays in Jam
uary at 1410 9th street northwest
Mrs. Celestine Lowndes, with her daughter
Miss Alice, las moved to 1926 Q street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Platt, with their
daughter Miss Florence, are located for the
winter at 1925 Q street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bryan, 1924 18th street,
have gone to Florida for q trip Of several
weeks.
surprise leap year party was given ct the
residence Of Miss Nellie Ryan, 1880 2lst street,
on Monday, which was greatly enjoyed by
those present. Dancing was continued until
late hour and was followed by refreshments.
Among those present we're the Misses Rengens,
A. German, Ii. Bresnahan, N. Cassidy, T.
Grady, Nj. Mccormick, NJ. Richmond, 2.
Grady, N. Kyne, X. sidenspiner, N. Nc
NJ. German, N. Cullinane, L. Mccain, Messrs.
Miller, Stanb, Sullivan, Lang, Craig. Kemp,
Connolly, Carmichael, Mathews, Denny, Ryan,
Malby, Morgan, thinner, Griffin, Gloyd, Daily,
Shaw, Baxter, O'Hearn and Carnes.
Mrs Parker Mann Of Tanglebank, Kalorama
avenue, will not be at home on the two coming
Thursdays, but will receive on the four Thurs
days in February.
Mrs. Reed and her daughter, who have been
visiting Mrs. Allison, have returned to their
home in Chicago. Miss Reed has returned to
school at Sycamore, Ill
Miss Weygandt and the Misses McIlhenny Of
Germantown, Pa. are visiting Mrs. George A.
McIlhenny, who will be at home Saturdays dur
ing the season at her home, 2001 y street.
Miss Lorena L. Barber has issued cards for a
tea on next Saturday, from 5 to 8, to meet her
cousin, Miss Bessy C. LangdOn.
Mrs. John Skae and Miss Skae will return to
Washington this week. They were among the
guests at the dinner and reception given Sun
day evening to Miss Van Zandt by Mr.. John w.
Mackay, ir., at the Beigravia, 5th avenue.
Mrs. VIM. E. Knox is spending few days in
the city with Mrs. Bates, 1921 street.
Mrs. Senator Wilson and Miss Wilson will
not receive tomorrow, but will be at home
the following Thursdays.
Mrs. John W. Clarke and Mrs. Moncure
Burke are at home Wednesdays in January at
1913 Q street northwest
Cards are out for a dance to be given by the
Dupont football eleven.
Mrs. Keitt and daughter Of South Carolina
have taken apartments at the Ebbitt for the
winter.