Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Dinner at the White House This Even
ing-PeFsonal NOtes.


ing-Personal Notes.
The President and Mrs. Harrison win enter:
tain at dinner tonight Senator Allison. Senator
and Mrs. Casey. Senator and Mrs. Squire; Sem
stor and Mrs. Warren, Senator White. Senator
and Mrs Perkins, Gen. Grant, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Belden, Representative
gen, Representative johnson. Represeuta-
tive and Mrs Bellamy Storer, Gen.
and Mrs. Ffagler, Commodore and S1rs. Folger,
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Wharton,
General and Mrs Parke, Gen. A. q. McCook
Mr. Halford. Lieut. and Mrs. Parker, Gen. and
Mrs Geo. b. Williams. DR.. and Mrs Hamiin,
DIR. and Mrs. Gardner, Miss Coleman and Mrs.
Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs Hood Wright Of New York are
expected today to visit at the residence of the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Wanamaker. Miss
Downs of Philadelphia is now visiting Miss
Wanamaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carroll gave dinner and
a small reception last night
Minister Clsparade will start shortly on a
Chicago before going down TO New Orleans and
travelling along the Atlantic coast to Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Page gave a birthday
party Yesterday for their little daughter, Pris-
ella and Ill spite of the storm many Of her
piaymates were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Raxelfine entertained the
Pool Climb last night. This club has member
ship of thirty-two, and half are invited each
week to enjoy game OF pool The meeting
night Is Thur sday.
Mr.. John A Murray and Miss Eliza T. Baker
were married at the parsonage of 81. Pa.rick's
Church last night by Rev. Fsther Walter The
newly married couple left Immediately for Bal
timore.
Mrs.. Elkins accompanied the Score larry over
TO New York Yesterday. and they viii not re-
turn until TUESDAY next.
Nj. and Mrs. E. W. Watkins now occupy
their residence just completed at Falls Church,
Va.
Miss Addie C. Reed will be the guest next
week of Mrs. L. f. Keleher, 900 r street.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Clarke has gone to New York
to visit her parents, but will be at home ID her
friends informally, 1906 Connecticut avenue
on Saturdays after this week.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Roscoe OF Providence,
formerly of Washington, have been stopping
Mt the St James for the past ten days. They
were accompanied OH tbei. visit by Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Kimball Of Providence.
The engagement ia announced Of Miss Nam
ME c. Campbell. daughter of Mrs. L. C. Camp
bell. and Nh. Richard Nj. Towson Of the geo
logical survey. The wedding will take place
after Easter.
There was a pleasant gathering at the home
Of MIR. and Mrs. Upperman At Mount Pleasant
Wednesday evening in honor of the christen-
ing and birthday party Of their little daughter
Irene, who WIS the recipient of many hand
some presents. Dancing. recitations and
various other amusements were enjoyed and
an elegant repast was served. The solos rem
dered by Mrs. Uppsrmsn, Miss Mayhem and
Miss Irene Teei were listened TO with great
pleasure. Among those present were the
Misses Chaves, Kidwell, Lotus, Scribner, Kei-
ley, Smith, Robey, Stern, Duvall, Geyhardt,
Keefe, Mayhem, Ieel and Mrs. Howe and Messrs
Howe, Henkel, Tudor, Garner, Bean, Cox,
Faulkner, Duvall. Chaves, Du Bots, Kelley,
Rosenberry and Lotus.
The linen tea" at Mrs. W. T. Hildrup's
home for the National Homeopathic Hospital
last Friday evening was brilliant success in
every particular. The contributions included
463 towels, 1854 napkins, 80 sheets, 8 bed Spreads
10 tray cloths, Is pillow cases packages of old
nected with the association were comprised in
the list of contributors. The linen sent ia
valued at $3.50, and in addition about $3.50 in
cash was contributed
Miss Nellie Adams enter taired number Of
her friends at her home Monday evening
Vocal and instrumental music were the main
features OF the evening Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. Adams, it,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Adams, the MessrA
Bumpus, Clancy, Bigelow Ellis, Gilen, Adam,
Newton, Frazer, Gutenberg, Blanchard and the
Misses Adams, Blanchard, Waller. Coulter.
Smith. Stewart aud Ellis.
Miss CLAWS gave an entertainment Thursday
evening to large number OF little tots. After
enjoying themselves till 10 o'clock with num-
Der Of games they were invited in to a we'll
filed table. Among those present were Ida
Wynne. Fannie Manning Irene Baumgrass
Rachel Willard, Mary Millard Lillian Blsisdel
Katie Upton, Louise Gardner, Julia Ravensl,
Bessie Talbot, Charlotte Gridley. Margaret
Slmonds Louie CLAWS Henry Wynne. Fred
Low, Paul White, Seiha Johnston, Harry
Gwynne. Tommie Morrison and Mary Armor.
Miss Lola Allan of 1901 11th street north west,
who has been visiting Mrs. Judge Waddell in
Richmond the past month, will return home to-
day.