Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
SOCIAL MATTERS,



Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Bowen and Miss
Bowen were at home to their friends on sasur-
day afternoon in their parlors at the Airing
ton, and but few Of them missed the chance Of
greeting them. There was festive touch given
to the rooms by bowls Of roses and lilies. The
hostess and her daughter were assisted in
receiving by Miss Seaman Of Brooklyn
Among those who called were Mr. and Mrs.
George Lothrop Bradley, Miss Julia F. Ripley
OF Connecticut, Mrs. William Alvin Bartlett.
Mr.. Winthrop Tappan, Judge and Mrs. Mac
Arthur, Mrs. NJ. Day Kimball. Miss Kimball.
spsd N $ NIX Mr. n .na Mrs Gn.r;
and Mrs. n: H. Esleston, Miss Florence
P. Lee. Mrs. John G. Walker, Miss
Walker. Mrs. Robert n Scott, the Misses Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A Stewart Of New York.
Mr.. Stephen b Elkins. the Attorney General
ana Mrs. Miller. Mrs. wilmerding, Miss Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Smith of Canada, Miss
Crook, Senator Morrill,, MIR. James, Miss
Swan. Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs. Viii
liam Chandler, Miss Chandler, Senator
Hiscock, Miss Dawes, Mrs. and Miss
Marion Moore Beach. Mrs. William P. Frye.
Mrs. Winthrop Tappan. the Misses Tappan,
Mrs. Arson G. McCook, Miss Fellows Q. New
York. DR.. Magruder Muncaster, Mrs. Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison B. Atkins, Mr.. Samuel
n. Seaman. Mrs. Henry ". Raymond, Mrs.
N.
Dingley, jr., Miss Halford. Maj. E. ]. Halford,
Mrs. John S. Ward, Miss Emma P. Foster, Mrs.
Martin b. Hughes, Mrs. Dali, Miss Kate Foote,
Miss Anna Vernon Dorsey, Judge Embry, Mrs.
Samuel IL. Seaman of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Andreae Nesmith, Mrs. Francis Loring,
Miss Helen Mar Fellows. Mrs. NJ. c. Campbell,
Senator J. G. Butler. Rev. ]. E. Rankin. Miss
Rankin. Mrs. T. B. VI. Mason. Mrs Thomas s.
Phelps. Mr.. William Hayes Acklan, Representa-
tive Boutwell,, Mr.. and Mrs. Huber S. Under
wood, Mrs. Gouveneur. Mrs. J. B. Henderson,
Mrs William Orr Cunningham, Mrs. Hugh Nc
Culloch and Miss McCulloch.
Mrs. Chauncey Burr was the guest of honor
on Saturday afternoon at pleasant tea given
by Mrs. J. G. Parke and Miss Parke at their
residence on Lafayette Square. Mrs. Burr is
pleasantly remembered here at her home as
Miss Daisy Ricketts,, daughter of Mrs. Gen.
Ricketts. whom she is now visiting at her resi-
dence. No. 1906 street. She wore at Mrs.
sleeves OF Marie Antoinette velvet. Mrs. Psrke
wore black silk and lace, and Miss
Parke was in blue silk and light brown
velvet. Miss Freeman. Mrs. c. c. Glover, Miss
Rodgers and Miss Freda Rodgers assisted in
entertaining the guests. Among them were
Mrs. and Miss v r. Berry. Mrs. and Miss
Crosby. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Mrs. Van
r. Cruger, the Misses Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lothrop Bradley, Mrs. and Miss Condit Smith.
Miss Henriques, Maj. Turnbuli the Misses
Cox, Mr.. Hosmer. Mr.. Biddle, Mr.. Wood, DIR.
Glazebrook, Mr.. Geisy. Mr.. George Howard,
MIR. Wylie and Mr. Woodruff
A party was given at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Ford. Patterson Park avenue.
Baltimore, on Thursday evening last pleas
ant time was spent by the guests. Those pres
ent we're: Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Ford. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Thomas, Mrs. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Ramming, Miss Fannie Campbell Of Washing
ton. Mr.. A. Luken, Mr.. Robert Campbell, Miss
Msy
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs Appleburg will
not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. L. A. Crandell has issued cards for a tea
February %. from to Z, assisted by Mrs. E. F.
Hort of England, Mrs. Dr. j. B. Ten Eyck and
Mrs. Howard Thorpe Woods
The Misses Sterling, daughters Of Com
mander Sterling. U. S. n, arrived in Wash
lngton this morning and are the guests of Mrs.
WOrthington Davis, 17l9 Connecticut avenue
Cards are out for marriage of Mr.. Joseph
Badger Marvin and Miss Katharine Roam Acker
at Trinity p. E. Church. Tuesday morning at
11:90 o'clock, February 20.
Mrs. Senator Butler is absent on q visit to
friends in New York. Her daughter, who has
been in New York for the last six weeks, will
return with her on March Z.
Miss Ida Adler of this city was married Sun
day to Mr.. William Warren Yenawine Of Gin
clnnati, Ohio.
pleasant surprise party was given to Miss
Addie Sullivan at her residence, No. 1880 AZ
street southwest. Supper was served and
dancing continued until late hour. Among
those present we're Misses s. Browning. NJ.
Kaiser, }. Miller. E. Wells. L. Whyte, F. Green,
II. Cabell, L. Green, Messrs. Gilbert, Chase.
Daton, E. Beal, F. Beal, Miles, Burgess, Perry,
Stanton and many others.
The marriage of Miss Florence E. Withers
to Mr.. James Warren Nye took place
on the evening OF the 10Th inst. at 8 o'clock D.
N. at the residence of the brides parents, No.
7l3 Rhode Island avenue northwest. The
wedding was very quiet one owing
to recent illness in both families of
the contracting parties, the immediate
relatives and friends only being present.
Miss Louise Withers, younger sister. acted as
maid of honor. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DIR. Stakely OF the Sixteenth Street
Baptist Church. The popularity of this young
couple is quite manifest by the numerous pres
ents of which they were the happy recipients.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Fellheimer celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary Of their marriage at their
residence yesterday in the presence of large
gathering of their friends. An elegant repast
was served. speeches and toasts were given and
an enjoyable evening was passed. The gifts
were numerous and costly. Among the many
who were present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hecht of
Baltimore, Miss Ida Friedberger Of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Brock Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Baumgarten, Mr.. and Mrs. Luchs, Mrs Stern.
Mr.. Moses Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Fischer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Luchs.
Miss Kaufman entertained at luncheon to-
day the following named ladies': Miss Foster.
Miss Quay. Miss Harter. the Misses Hutchinson,
Miss Painter, Miss Soule. Miss Florence Brown.
Miss Cabell, Miss Clapp. Miss Burdette. Miss
Stetson, Miss Clephane, and Mrs. Rudolph
Kaufman. The flowers used were violets,
and the table and dining room decorations were
Of the same color.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vessel Of Newark, n. j., is
visiting Mrs. H. T. Guss.
Mrs F. A. Andres, son and daughter Of Troy.
n Y, are the guests of her sister, Mrs. Carrie
A. France, at her residence, 1901 G. street
northwest.
Mrs. johnson Of Tuscumbia, Ala, is visiting
the family Of Gen. Wheeler, 174s street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Michigan gave birthday
party in honor of Mr.. George c. Noble on Fri
day evening at their residence, 1ll3 South
Carolina avenue southeast. Among those who
contributed to the musical part of the program
were Miss Pauline Iseman, Miss Clara Belt. Miss
Flossie Bliss, Mrs. Sophie Necker and the
Columbia Musical Club. Rathbone Temple, No.
l, Pythian Sisters, attended in body Har-
mony Lodge, No. 81, X. of p. was well repre-
sented and Columbia Division, of which Mr..
Noble is member, were present in uniform.
Mrs. John A. DAILY will not be at home today,
as an engagement will take her out of the city,