Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

Of New York, Mr.. Norman stewart Of Brook
vil.e, Pa, Master Freddie Keppler, Master
Pearson Marsh, Master Samuel Carter, Master
John Ferguson, Master Horace ChandIee, Mas
ter Harry Chandlee, Mira r H. Dryfuss Of New
York, Mrs. W. E Cheudlee, Misses Grace
Chendlee Corine Chendlee, Alice Cheadlce,
Sallie Shaw, Nellie Shaw Huston Potts, Colin
France, Elsie Lesson Of Pennsylvania, Mary
Emma Greer.
Miss Manic WEIGH, who was the guest Of the
Misses Fitz Gerald. returned to her homo in
Baltimore Saturday.
Mrs. Electa E. Smith returned last evening
from the west. She spent the holidays with
relatives and friends ut Sterling, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. H. Weeks Of Meadow Brook
farm. Montgomery county, Nd. celebrated
their fifth marriage anniversary on Wednesday
evening, December 80. Quite o circle Of friends
and relatives were present and most enjoy
able eve was passed with music and dancing.
At 10 o'clock supper was served. The gifts
were costly and numerous.
Miss Edna NJ. Smith is visiting st 500 Maple
avenue. lie Droit Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. @. Bollinger have returned
from a visit to their daughter, Mrs. N. Conkln
OF Brooklyn.
most enjoyable tea was given last evening
by Mrs. Hallowell in honor Of her grand
daughter, Miss Harriet Hallowell, who enters
society this winter. Notwithstanding the slip
perry character of the snow, which rendered
travelling difficult fer horses, this did not deter
many from attending, who thoroughly enjoyed
the pretty scene. Mrs. Hallowell received in o
gown OF black silk and duchess lace, and Miss
iailowell in toilette of white cashmere, the skirt
Delng trimmed with swansdown and the waist
Win passementerie bought during their travels
IN spain. Miss Marie Sagario Of the Spanish
ieSanon assisted in gown OF lilac silk trim
med with black lace and jet. Miss Reubina
Waiworth presided over the tea table in white
sih. ihe other assistants were Miss Moore in
SATIN striped garnet cashmere, and Miss Ger
trude Gardner in white silk aud chiffon Among
mi m, mister and Madame Tateno, Mrs. WaIworth
MI. 1. W. Bullock, Miss Dorsey, Miss
tyson, MIR. Ringwalt Of Philadelphia,
Dr. and Miss Bertha Gibbs, DR.. Percy Thomp-
con, Mrs Sagrario, Mrs. Admiral Middleton,
Miss Middleton, the Misses Stearus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborn, Mr.. Arthur Middleton, the Misses
Gardner, Miss Emma james. Mr.. Peterson, Mr..
George Crawford, DR.. Dooly. Mr.. Lewis Morris
Halioweu, the father Of Miss Hallowell, was
able TO return to Washington in time to be
present.
The Washington Entertainment and Social
Club mot at the Continental Armory Monday
evening. Those present we're Misses Carter,
street. ). and S. White, NJ. and E. Burg ess,
Proctor and Mrs. Burke, Messrs. Burke, Kleiner,
CooK' Jensen. Seitz, More and Winters.
MIR. and Mrs Louis Cunningham will sail In
February for Europe, to be gone year.
Miss CLANCY, who was the guest for the holi-
days Of Mrs. Roberts and the Misses Roberts,
has returned to her home in Washington
county, Maryland.
There was an enjoyable musicale at the resi-
dence OF Assistant Secretary Chandler Saturday
evening. Those who too,s part were Misses
Chandler, Morgan. Barr, Wright, Young. Holtz-
L.
dali, Stuart, Martin Lake and Blundon.
MIR. J. NJ Hall and family, Red Wing, Mimi;
Judge Mathews FIRST controller Of the treas
ury) and wife, Illinois; W.. J. Sears and family,
New York, are at 1924 l4th street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockard Of Bloomsbury, Pa,
who are Oh their wedding tour, arrived in this
city the early part OF last week, but left for ST.
Augustine, Fla. Sunday morning. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Lockard's daughters, the
Hicks OF Harrisburg. From st. Augustine the
party will proceed on an extended trip through
Mexico, lasting several weeks, and will return
to their homes about March l.
An interesting progressive eucher party was
given at 1909 18th street northwest last night.
The ladies' first prize WAS won by Miss Jennie
Davis the 6eutlemens, by Mr.. MahOn Of New
and MIR. j. II. O'Brien, respectively. Among
those who participated in the evenings amuse-
ment were Colonel and Mrs. Treu,len. Mrs.
| Bulls, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Carr, Mrs. McCauley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Poe, Misses Miller,
Mahon, J. Davis, A. Cunningham, Parker,
Whitehead, kluge, X. Davis, L. Cunningham,
Paxton, and Messrs. Rogers. Blackwood. J. p.
O'Brien, Mahon, J. H. O'Brien, Bulls and Dr..
| Moran
MIR. and Mrs. J. L. NJ. Curry entertained a,
dinner on Tuesday evening Justice and Mrs.
Harlan, Justice and Mrs Gray, Senator and
Mrs. Wolcott Senator and Mrs. Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, DR.. and Mrs
yelling, Mrs. Richmond Pearson of North
Carolina, Senator Gibson, Mr.. Kapon, Gov.
and Mrs Carroll and Mr.. Won Mumm, charge
| d affaires for Germany.