Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Mrs. ]. B. Winner and Miss Winner will not
| receive tomorrow, but will be ut home on sub
sequent Thursdays during the season.
Mrs. George c. Gorham and Mrs W. F.
Clark viii be at home to their friends Satur-
days IN January and February atl75S Q street
Mr.. and Mira Thomas E. waggaman have is
sued cards for Thursday evening. january II,
from 8 to IL, TO view the Dutch water colofs.
| Miss Hattie Font of Martinsburg and Miss
Burch of Baltimore are the guests Of the
| Misses WEIGH. 1907 street.
| Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt gives a tea tomorrow
! Thursday from to o'clock.
| One Of the most delightful teas OF the season
| was that given yesterday afternoon by Miss
| Carson Of Vermont avenue in honor Of her
/ guest, Miss Shelly. Many friends remained
! later and enjoyed pleasant dance. Among
| those who assisted Miss Carson In receiving her
guests were Miss Chisbee Miss Soule, Miss
Dingley. Miss Kaufman, Miss Larner, Miss
kelton and Miss Tel.
| Mrs. Casey will not be at home tomorrow at
Clihburn, but will receive with Mrs. Cullom.
| Mrs. Enoch Totten will not be az home to
visitors until the third Thursday in January
| An enjoyable dance was given at the Lincoln
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ". bowling and
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Knowlson Of Troy.
| Among those present were Misses Stella Curtis,
Mollie Mckee, Sue Wilson. Mae Byrne Edna
Tune, Maude Crane, Mamie Keough. ELY Will
son. Zsda Mckee. Dora Bruminger, Della
| Street. Madge Keough, Nellie Heinlne, Mae
Trader and Miss Halves and Messrs. Harry W..
Bowling, James II. knowlson, +. Street Of Bal
| timore. W. N. Hopkins, DIR. Davis, J. L. Curtis,
W. Domer. II. o. Cook. W. Harrison, E. Moores,
T. Meyers, NJ. King, B. Spransy, @. Taylor, DIR.
Lane, Dixon and Walker.
u
for short visit to Mr. and Mrs. John Fairchild
at their home, Pelham Heights, near New York
/ city.
Miss Brown of 1909 Q street will give tea
January 6, S to z.
| Mr.. an6 Mrs John BRYAN. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
NJ Bryan and Mrs. Thos. Zorke, and daughter,
who have been spending the holidays with Mr..
| and Mrs L. A. Scott OF 26l9 X street, have re-
turned 10 their home in Stnunton. Va.
| Mr.. John F. Hurley and Miss Ella E. Nc
Carthy we're married at ST. Dominic's Church
| Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. The bride was
becomingly attired in a dark green travelling
dress. The brides maid was Miss Josephine
Hurley, sister of the groom. The best man
was Mr.. John Dunn. After the ceremony the
couple left for New York, where they will spend
several weeks.
Mira. Bynum viii be at home Saturdays at 1914
18th street northwest after january.
Mrs. Philip A. Darneille and the Misses
Darneille will not be at home Thursday, Janu-
AIRY 5, but will receive on the following Thurs
days in January.
! Mrs. Cultivate will be at home to her friends
the first two Saturdays in January at No. 4
Dupont Circle.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs George KEENAN,
will be delighted to learn that they intend
spending the greater part Of the winter in
Washington. They are again occupying their
charming home on Massachusetts avenue
Mrs. A. P. Lacey of 1916 Clifton street will
receive Thursdays in January. Mrs.
Lacey's sister. Mrs. Sites, who has been in poor
health, is much better now.
Mrs and Miss Hallowell of 1909 Corcoran
street will be at home On Saturdays in January
and February.
The departing of the old and the dawning of
the rev year was pleasant occasion at the
home of Miss Efie Harrison. Those present
were Messrs. Stewart, Matthews. White. Simons.
Kennedy, Houchens, Fremont, Harrison and
Misses Miller. Collins, Baur, Foreman, Foley
Alvey, Stockstiii and Harrison. After a num-
Der of games. interpreted with music, a boun-
tlul supper was served.
Misses May, Katie and Anna Hart gave a
pleasant New Year reception. They were as
sisted in receiving their friends bv Miss Belle
Rooms. Miss Fannie and Maud Simpson and
Miss Wiles OF lexington.
Mrs and the Misses johnson of New Hamp-
shire avenue will be at home Saturdays in Jam
uary.
A pleasant party was given last evening by a
number of young folks to Mrs. Flagg of 26
Massachusetts, avenue With music and games
| an enjoyable evening was spent Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. Flaeg, Mrs. Quin-
lins, J. McMahon, /. Phillips. $. Gordon. H.
Flagg. Masters c. Weeks, James Myers, J. Cor
don. Z. Lynch o. Williams. c. Lynch, ". Viii
hams, II. and ". Flagg.
Mrs. Roger Q. Mills will not receive until the
last of January.
Miss Janet L. Whitcomb will be at home
Thursdays in January after o'clock, No. 1908
9th street northwest.
Among the numerous pleasant receptions
Monday that given by Mrs. H. Donch and
her assistants. Mrs. Chas B. Donch Mrs. A.
Iepper and the Misses Louise and Clara Donch,
Fife Waterbury. Ottie Miller. Lizzie Pitt and
Bettie Artes. The parlor was handsomely dec
GRATED with holly. rubber trees, palms and many
other plants. The mistletoe played an impOr-
iant part in the enjoyment of the young folks.
In the rear of the room were the tables laden
with daintes. The young ladies in their beau
tiful costumes were kept very busy in enter
tanning the innumeraSe callers About Q
o'clock dancing WAS begun and continued until
past midnight.
Mrs. Senator I. c. Power will be at home at
the Cochran January 26 and Thursdays in Feb
ruary.
An enjoyable New Year children party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Webb at their
residence. POI ID street northwest Monday after
noon to their little daughter Myra. from to 7.
The children had happy time. Music, dane
ing and plays were the principal amusements of
the evening. At Z they closed their merriment
in the dining room where they we're abundantly
served with all kinds OF refreshments. Among
those present were Misses Matte Gary. Nellie
Borst, Bessie Borst, Alice Boswell, May and
Harriet Bayne. Airline Dufour, Maud Blaine,
Caroline Brown. Maud Bree. Nellie Butterfield
and Messrs. Clarence Webb, Rowland Gary.
Oberly DAILY, Johnnie Webb, Peter Borst, Russ,
Calvin Willard.
The Misses Burke rendered their friends a
housewarming in their new home, 1853 Seaton
place, on Monday evening. They were assisted
in receiving by Misses Mamie Shea Ethel Nor
rison and Edith Holden. Miss Nellie Burke
and Miss Morrison rendered several musical Sc
lections. Among the guests were Misses NJ.
Shea. Z. Morrison, Holden. Quinter. Walsh,
Small, and Messrs. Sam Mnlligan, Corcoran,
James, Barry, Jones, McDermott, McCauIey,
Vermiion and Roach.
The fancy dress party given Monday evening
by Mrs. Frank Jones to her sons Frank and
Clarence brought together large number of
thnrr win do to IL