Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-30
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Fashionable Entertainments 0f Many
Kinds-Personal Notes,

koSh10nabie entertainments Of Many
kinds-Personal Notes.
Miss Armstrong gave tea also ON Saturday
afternoon which brought together Q large num-
Der Of her friends.
Minister Patenotre, Judge Cox, Prof. and
Mrs Emmons and Col. and Mrs. Jno. Hay gave
dinners on Saturday night
Mrs. Chas. Fosters luncheon in honor Of
Mrs. George B. Williams, announced for today.
was omitted.
Secretary Tracy and Mrs. wilmerding. who
had invited company to dinner tonight, have
withdrawn their invitations
The marriage Of Miss Annie Garnet and Mr..
Macomb Foster ia announced to take place al
Epiphany Church on February 8 at high noon.
Mrs. Fred W. Eberly will give tea on We'd
nesday from tot
Miss Edith Morton and Miss Belknap were in
New York last week for the Monday night dane
ing class meeting, one Of the most important Of
the social gatherings Of the metropolis.
Prof. and Mrs Emmons gave a dinner party on
Saturday night, when Lieut.. and Mrs. T. B. NJ.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowndes. Mrs.
William Bliss, Gen. Benle, Admiral Upshur,
were the guests.
Representative and Mrs Cable gave dinner
| on Saturday night and among their guests was
Prince Isenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boomers dance will be
given on Thursday, not Tuesday evening, as an
nounced.
Mrs. Willard Parker Tisdel and the Misses
Tisdd gave one Of the most interesting teas Of
| the past week on Saturday afternoon at their
commodious residence on 18th street. From 4 80
onward the rooms were thronged There were
musicians stationed in the conservatory on the
south side OF the house, and a lively program
of,,l,
rated with roses. In the dining room the table
was all decked in green and white. even the
fancy fruit creams rested in nests Of spun sugar,
and the bonbons and cakes were in the chosen
colors. Mrs. Tisdel received in a gown of blue
and black-striped silk. She was assisted by
Mrs. Frank W. Palmer, Mrs Dickins, Miss
Matte Scott, Miss Hazletine, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs.
George Dean, Mrs. Estes Rathbone, who served
chocolate. and Miss Foster, who presided at the
punch bowl
Among those present were Minister Patenotre,
Mrs. Hazeltine, Mrs. N. L. Jeffries. Miss Arm
strong. Mrs. Stockbridge, Mr.. Mansfield. Mics
Davidge, Miss Stafford. Miss Herbert, Mr. and
Mrs. Pollok, Mr.. and Miss Nichoiay. Mrs.
Sevellon Brown. Assistant Postmaster General
Rathbone, Miss Halford. Miss Hyatt. Miss Nc
Ceney, Mrs. Cullom, Miss Fisher. the Misses
Dapray, the Misses Brown, Mr.. Herbert Viii
son.
Mrs. Francis c. Sessions Of Columbus, Ohio,
returned home last week after two weeks
visit with her cousin, Mrs. W. W. Metcalf of
1881 Vermont avenue.
Miss Lowe and the Misses Townsend will be
at home Monday.
Mrs. and Miss Harter will not receive Tues
day.
Miss Anthonyis still in the city, the guest of
Mrs. Greenleaf. She will be present at Mrs
Colby at home this evening" 1925 10th street
northwest.
The wives and daughters Of the representa-
tives at the Elsmere will hold their last recep-
ton for this season on Tuesday. January 81,
from to 6. Tho ladies receiving are Mrs. J.
Q. Burrows, Mrs. Marriott Brosius, Mrs. Geo.
II. Brickner, Mrs. John Dewitt Warner, Mrs.
Warren B. Hooker, Mrs. Owen Scott and the
Misses Brosius, Scott. Brickner and Horton,
assisted by Misses Mathews. Coolidge and Will
Jams.
The following ladies at the Cochran will not be
''at home" Tuesday. January 81, but will hold
a reception on Tuesday, February z: Mrs. s. E.
Payne, Mrs. H. Henry Powers, Mrs. Abner
Taylor, Miss Babcock. Mrs. Oscar Lapham,
Mrs. Andrew Price, Mrs. Henry Bacon and
Mrs. S. W. Cobb, the Cochran, January 90.
Mrs. o. Vanboy Zane, 3135 o street, Wash
ington, will be at home to her friends on
Thursdays. February and 9.
Miss Gorsline of 1744 street, gave theater
party of twelve Saturday evening. A supper
was served at the home Of the hotess after the
performance. The guests were Mrs. Mary W..
Shuster. Mrs. H. C. Ward. Miss Jennie Payne,
Miss Elizabeth Tyler. Miss. E. NJ. Carico, Mr.
j. p. Sheppard, Mr.. N. Tyler, DR.. A. Peter, Dr.
W. D. Bowen. Mr.. II. G. Ward and Mr.. Peter
Miss Gorsline, assisted by Mrs. Mary w.
Shuster, Mrs. II. C. Ward and Miss E. NJ.
Carico, will receive Thursdays at 1744 street
Mrs. Darsey Mcpherson will be at home,
1922 18th street. on Tuesday.
Lieut.. Charles Perrin Russ, o. 8. A., and
wife are at the Ebbitt. At the conclusion of
their stay in Washington will return to David
Island, n. Y.
Col. and Mrs. Walcott's Saturday evening
musicale was very pleasant affair. An inter-
esting program was rendered by the Walcott
orchestra, assisted by members Of the Marine
Band. Among the guests we're Col and Mrs
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Horn, Prof
George Cummings and Miss Lulu Cummings,
Miss Battles, Miss kenna. Miss Kate K Patten
Mr.. Patten, Miss Lillian 2. Filler, Dr. and Mrs
Defender, Col and Mrs. w. H. Walcott, Mr.
{. ID. S. Walcott, Miss Walcott, Miss Blanche
Walcott.
Miss Mary Hilbert of Charlestown. w. Va, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Yost, at No. 1910
l4th street northwest.
Mrs. Lynn o. DeLashmutt and Miss Moffatt
IA at 1901 28th street.
Mrs. John w. kinchelve Of Fauquier county,
Va, is visiting her niece, Mrs. N. L. Welfey, at
her home, No. 121 4th street southeast
A surprise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt Collingsworth at their home, No 757 9th
street southeast. Friday evening. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Warfield
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Collingsworth
Mrs. Mccullough. Misses May Ceilings
worth, Alice Warfeld, Jennie Thorn,
Ella Bayud, Addie Warner. Mamie Stible Nam
ME Bar Katie Kraft BERTHE Davis. and Messrs
George Stark, Elmo Stark. Charlie James, Allen
James, Artie Warield, Frank Stible, Eddie
Hinkle. Madison Slack, Willie Berglar, James
Thorn and John Slack.
Mrs. Adee will receive tomorrow afternoon
at the Cochran.
Mrs. Charles G. Dulin will not be at no me to
callers tomorrow.