Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-02
Mrs. L. A. Hole gave very pleasant enter


birthday of her nephew, Franz Golden. Among
those present were Misses Maud and Jenny
Young, Fanny and Daisy Ruderforth. Ruth and
Nettie Laurie and Miss Ruth Baldwin. and
Messrs. Shoemaker, DAILY. Freeman. finney,
o'B-ien. J. and c. baldwin and Burns.
The Misses Robinson gave a dancing party in
honor of Miss Hardin. niece OF Gen. Hardin Of
fortiamitton last night Miss Robinson received
her guests IN gown Of white lace. She was
assisted by Miss Daisy, in white silk: Miss RAN
ney. Mrs. Harmer Reeside, Mrs. r. II. Henry.
Miss Taylor, Miss Russell Miss Katharine Rus
SELL Among those present were Representative
and Mrs. Martin. Senator and Mrs Gallinger,
senator Harris. Commissioner and Mrs Ross,
the Misses Ross. Representative and Mrs. FL
nor, Commodore and Mrs Skerrett the Misses
SSerrett, Representative and the Misses Post,
Lieut.. aud Mrs Green. Lieut.. and Mrs. Pendle-
ION, Mrs; Hermer, Mrs. c. Alexander, Mrs. j.
L. russell Mrs. Walworth, Messrs. X. Ingalls,,
u Hush, b. Butterworth. ir.. Drs- Welsh.
hnger.
Mrs. Hutchinson and the Misses Hutchinson
VIII be at home tomorrow and the remaining
Wednesdays of the month
Miss hattie Fitzpatrick Of Capitol Hill has as
her guest Miss Susie Combs Of MARYLAND Miss
Fitzpatrick will receive tomorrow, assisted by
Miss Hunter and her cousins Misses Leila and
hathrine Combs of goth street, also the Misses
u.
Miss Matte King will be given birthday
party by her brother February 10, at her home,
l4l6 Sth street
An enjoyable entertainment WAS given ut the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Gaecler.
1918 sth street northwest. in honor Of their
daughter Bessie's seventeenth birthday. The
evening was given up to dancing interrupted
only when at midnight collation. was served.
Among those present were Misses Ezdorf, Lati-
ID
Wherle, Smith. Edmonston, Castle, pillsburv
Harrison, Watts, Maher aud Mary Gaegler.
Messrs. Healey, Sadtler. Howard. Cassin,
George. Nelson. Watts, Williams, Dyer, Nander.
Nichols, Lewis ard Hickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick C. Stevens are oc-
cupying their new house on 10th street between
q and Il. Mrs Stevens will be at home on
Wednesdays in February
Miss Woods. who had been visiting Miss Eos
ter, returned home yesterday.
Miss Magee's tea, for which cards we're issued
for tomorrow, is postponed until the following
Wednesday, February 10.
Mrs. j. q. Ames has been called to Mount
Vernon, Ohio by the illness of her mother.
Mrs De!9no. and will probably be absent for
three or four weeks.
Miss Florence Hughes of 651 II street north
east gave a reception last Friday evening to
Young ladies aud gentlemen of the Eastern
presbyterian Church. She was assisted in re-
ceiying by Mrs. Carl A. johnson, Misses Davis
Mi.lard and Logan. Over seventy-fye young
people called and an enjoyable evening was
spent
Mrs. George F. Bracket viii not be at home
tomorrow. as she left for Brooklyn on Friday
last, called thither by the serious illness of her
mother.
Mrs. A. S. worthing.on and Miss worthing-
ton will not be a home on Wednesdays, Febru-
airy 3 and 10. but will see their friends on the
remaining Wednesdays of the season.
Mira. L. X. Hare will receive with her
mother, Mrs. Gel Hancock. on Friday after
noon at 2iOl Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. and Miss Wadsworth, I02s Vermont ave-
nue., will not be at home tomorrow, but will re-
ceive their friends the following Wednesdays
as usuaf
A cable message to the New York Herald from
Paris Gays that Miss Matte Mitchell has almost
completely recovered from her recent attack
OF influenza, and her wedding will take place
on the 18th Of this month.
Miss Parsons of 1929 street northwest gave
tea in honor of Miss Watson, Miss Lesher and
Miss Harvey of Lock Haven, the latter young
lady being granddaughter of the late ex-
Governor Pollock of Pennsylvania.
At the monthly meeting of the Potomac
X,
February 8, at 1006 1 street northwest Mr.
William A. Croffut will lecture on his recent
trip through Egypt, Palestine ana Greece In
vltations TO the January meeting will be good
for the above date.
Miss Darneille will give her second tea on
Thursday from to z, not on Wednesday, az
has been stated.
pretty wedding took place at high noon
December 80, 1891 sat Linden" near Lovetts-
vile, Loudoun county, Va, the hospitable
home of Col. 4. I. VI. Filler. The contracting
parties Were Miss Mani, the daughter of Col
Filler, and Mr.. Chas E. Harding of Chicago.
The bride was costumed In an elegant cloth
gown of nenuphar, with shoes to match, and
carried a large bouquet of Marechal Neil roses.
The were married according to the rites of the
Reformed church by Rev. Thos. r. Cromer.
They maid of honor, Mrs. Z. Warden Turner, a
sister of the bride, in q pretty dress of Nile
green, preceded the bridal party, leading to q
beautiful railing of evergreens. Here the groom
met his bride, VINO was given away by her
brother, A. I. 4 Filler of Chicago. No cards
were issued. After the ceremony a luncheon
was served from a table beautifully decorated
with roses, ferns, pink ribbon and smiiax. An
extended bridal tour was taken by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harding through the north and west.
Miss Florence Hughes of 65l street north.
east gave card reception last Friday evening
TO her many young friends of the northeast
Miss Hughes was assisted by the Misses MARY
Davis, Susie Willard, Tenie Logan and Mrs
johnson.
Miss Bertha Richardson of Baltimore is visit
| ing Mrs. Gadsby. STA U street They will SEE
| their friends on Thursday from to 6.
Mrs. NJ. A. Yost. who has been spending the
winter with Mrs. Gadsby leaves for New Or
leans and an extended trip south on Janu.
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