Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-04

large or small lists will anguish for want Of
places to go or people to talk with. The en-
gagements already announced betoken q rather
lively time, and though some people think the
winter has been duh the chances are that gem
orally the season will be supposed to be going
out in wild burst Of gayety. This sangulne
| view has plenty to back it up, as the following
list will indicate:
\ SUSDAY-Mr. and Mrs. Bonaparte will give q
dinner, at which Prince Isenburg will be enter
| tanned.
MoSDAr-Miss Mary McCeney will give q tea
at the Shoreham. to Z.
Mrs. John r. Williams will give atea at the
Washington barracks to meet Miss Hopkins OF
st. Louis
Maj. and Mrs. Tucker will give tea to meet
| Maj. Halford and Miss Haliord.
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Wanna
maker will give a dinner.
Mrs. James Hoban will give cotillion.
| The Misses Riggs will give a reception.
! TUEsDAy-Mrs. F. P. B. Sands will give tea,
4 to 6.
The Misses Glennan will be at homo from
| to9.
| Mrs. Horace S. Cummings and Hiss Irwin
will give tea.
| Mrs. Huff vii! give a tea 4 to-.
Representative and Mrs. Tom L. johnson
! will give a progressive euchre party.
| The Misses Weeks will give dinner party in
:
! Mrs. Wells will give a musicale.
/ Ir. William L. Curtis will give a reception to
| the Washington Graduate Chapter Of the Alpha
Delta Phi College Society at his residence, 1901
Connecticut avenue.
| WEDNEsDAT-The marriage of Miss Annie
Garrett to Dir. Macomb Foster of New York
will take place at the Epiphany Church at IL
| O'Clock.
! Mrs. Joha Sanford will give tea from to 6.
Mrs. S. NJ. Bryan will give a tea to 6.
| Senator and Mrs. Brice will give dinner.
| The third and last meeting of tine Bachelors
! german will be given at the Rides Armory.
THURspAY-Mrs. John Boyle Tilford and
| Miss Tliord will give tea from to Z.
DR.. and Mrs. Dean will give tea ard musicale
| from to T.
| Lieut. and Mrs Richardson Clover will give a
| dinner.
The dancing class will give their third and
| last meeting at the Shoreham.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee Carroll will give a
| ball at their residence on Rhode Island avenue.
| Mrs. Hackett will give dinner followed by q
dance.
FRIDAY-A matinee performance for the BEN
eft Of the Home for Incurables will be given at
| the Academy of Music. The play is Mere
dith's Old Coat" and the cast includes Miss
Rockwell, Mrs. Hosley. Miss Katherine Lamp
son, Miss Stearns, Lieuts. Alderdice and Eyre,
and Messrs. George Buchanan, Durant, Rad
| ford and Thompson.
Mrs. Bracket and Mrs. Stever, 1925 Q street,
will give tea from to Z.
Miss Wanamaker will give tea.
Representative and Mrs. Sanford will give q
dinner party.
Senator and Mrs Gibson and Representative
and Mrs. W. ". Dixon will give a reception at
the Shoreham at 9 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyrenforih will give a recep-
ton at o'clock 20 meet Miss Bowyer Lane Of
England.
SATUEDAv--Mrs. Marcellus Bailey will give q
tea. Mrs. Cultivate will give luncheon.
Monday Feb. 18Th. The lady managers Of
the Garfield Hospital will givea tea at Wizards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Waggaman will give
| a reception from to $3.50 in honor OF his emf
| nence. Cardinal Gibbons and Mgr. Satolli,
| apostolic delegate.
| DIR. and Mrs. Wrl. W. Johnston will give q
| reception at O'Clock.
| Tuesday, lith. The Washington assembly
! will be given at the Arlington.
An amateur performance of 1.-The Chimes OF
| Normandy will be given for the benefit OF the
| Homeopathic Hospital. The cast includes
Herndon Morseu. Mr. Theodore Friebus, jr.,
and n. Oliver c. Hine. In the chorus of forty
| voices there many well-known singers.
One of the first suggestions of the Len;en
| season came to many last week in the notice Of
the resumption Of the Monday night Bowling
| Club. The first meeting will be held on Mon
day, February 90 and continue through Lent
at the usual place.
The Washington Assembly which will be held
on Shrove Tuesday night at the Arlington, will
not be cotiilion as heretofore. Those who
| have been asked to subscribe are taxed Sl5,
| which includes their own ticket and two invita-
/ tions. Bachelor : tickets cost IS each. Dane
! ing will begin al $50. The governors are Mr..
Jno. Lee Carroll, president; Mr.. V. r. Berry,
/ of ~
and treasurer; Mr.. c. G. Glover, Mr.. Edward
| McCauley, Col. Ernst, Lieut.. Buckingham. Mr..
| Calderon Carlisle, Col. Bonaparte, Mr.. V. N.
/ Phillips, Col. Jno. Hay, Mr.. Chas Poor, MIR.
| Michael Herbert and Marquis lmperialli.
The Brazilian minister and Mrs Mendonca
gave dinner last night, entertaining Senator
| and Mrs. Dolph, Representative and Mrs.
Cultivate, Mr.. and Mrs. Mattingly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaplin and Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean will arrive today from
Chicago to make ten days visit with the
| latters parents.
The Corcoran house was filed with q gay
company last light, and Senator and Mrs.
/ Brice's guests were highly entertained at a
| dance in the ball room, which has been SO fire.
quently used for that purpose this winter. The
| dance was preceded by q dinner at which the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. Slack, hepresen-
tative and Mrs. Sanford Mrs. willetts of Chicago,
Miss Morton, Miss Bonaparte, Miss Warder,
Miss Cameron, Miss Be!knap, Miss Rosalie
\ Brown, Mr. Horace Washington, Mr.. V. N.
| Phillips, Mr.. Depret. Mr.. Bo tkine, Mr.. Ray
mond LIE CHAT and Mr.. McCauley.
\ The residence OF the Postmaster General ha d
thousands OF foot falls over its threshold yes
| terday, both at the tea given in the afternoon
| by Miss Wanamaker and the reception in the
evening to the post Office employees. Miss Wan
! amaker played hostess with her usual grace and
wore n becoming toilet Of black and white
striped silk combined with cherry velvet Mrs
Brown Of New York and Miss Morgan Of Ger
mantown, who are guests of the house. assisted,
as did Mrs. Z-Albertini, Miss Harriet Fowler
! of Amherst, Miss Sheriff., Miss Almy and Miss
| Edith Patten.
! The Hungarian band in the picture gallery
was tbs center o: attraction, so much
so that the reireshment tables were de-
serted. Among those present were Misses
/ Gwynn, Hunt. Blackburn, Bonaparte, Edes
De Peyster, Lieber, Foster. Davis, Crosby,
Walthall, Cox. Redfern, Elkins, Mcmillan,
Warder, Stoushtou, Morton. Dalzell, Men
donca. Noble. Hoy, Sheriff., breckenridge
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson Harris Mrs.
| Mckay, Major and Mrs. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs.
Josiah Pierce. Marquis de Rudini, Baron Won
| ketteler, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Mr.. and Mrs.
Alan Jchnstone, Prince and Princess Ruspoh,
and the Messrs Richardson, Ray, Slack, Botkine,
saavedra. Chiffon. Webb, Berry, De Mezey.
Heese, Phillips, Beatty, Ferguson, Legare,
Blair, Bispham. Smith.
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