Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-14

Today, the last Of the regular social season. is
one Of the busiest DAYS OF the year IL 10 full
OF interesting events, that began with Mrs.
Outhwsites breakfast The teas. Just as il hap
pens, are given by some Of the most popular
hostesses. and both the day and the desire on
everybody's part 70 attend in their favor.
Mrs. wilkins tea for Mrs Potter Palmer and
Mrs. Trsutmann is one OF the real treats.
Mrs. MendoncA's tea for Mrs. Mclean 10 an
other no less attractive. For some the days
other of the dinner parties, and for q great
many more Ash Wednesday will come while
they are dancing at the Assembly ball
Mira 0uthwaite's guests at her breakfast were
Mrs Gibson, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Tom johnson,
Mrs. s. NJ. Bryan, Mrs. Hutchinson. Mrs.
Perry, Mrs. James +. Barbour, Mira Ross
| Thompson Miss Ida Thompson. Mrs.. Tucker,
Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Mrs. Mattingly and Mr..
Smith.
Mrs. Walter Damrosch and her baby daughter,
Alice, returned yesterday to New York.
The proprietors Of the National Hotel gave
q complimentary dance last evening to their
guests and friends, and q most enjoyable affair
| Ii proved 10 be. The parlors were thronged
with handsome ladies and their escorts The
music WAS exceptionally fine ard the refresh
ments on the most liberal scale. At l:3o
o'clock the party adjourned to the dining room.
where refreshments were served, after which
| dancing was resumed. Among those present
| were Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Clarke, Representa-
| tive and Mrs. Tarsney, Mr.. and Mrs. Savers.
DIR. and Mrs Champion, Mr. and Mrs Davis.
Representative and Mrs. Blanchard. Repre-
sentative Durborow, Mr.. and Mrs. Cate, Col.
and Mrs. Jones, Judge and Mrs Clements, Com
missioner Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs
\ Savers. Mr.. and Mrs Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox,
Mr.. and Mrs. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Rep
resentative and Miss Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. &. Turner, Representative and Mrs. Enloe,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs Reilly, Col
/ Evans, Representative Baily, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spang. Mrs. Townshcnd, Mrs. &ilburn. Mr..
F, and Miss PARROT, Mrs Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton, Mr. and Mrs: Barwig. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley. Mrs. Grills, Misses Jones. Somerville,
| Stewart, Crisp, Lucien, Holt, Cross. Lewis,
Gurmin. Wheeler, Hall. Herssy. Mccullough,
Gertrude Mccullough. Sherman, Mortimer,
Howard Banks, Bruce Banks, Bryant, Wilcox.
EnlOe, Turner, Reilly, johnson, Jochun,.
Duvall, Bartle, Msyse, Sargent, Pierce,
Hebrard. lie Morel. Hampton. Crisp. Carlisle.
| Bryant. Porter, King. Browning, Siggett. Ross,
Howard, Parker. Mosher. Sessford. Domer,
Burton, Curtis. Mitchell, De knight
st. Aoysius Church yesterday afternoon was
the scene of a very pretty wedding. Mr.. Will
lam Francis Brosnan. manager of the Peoples
Dispatch Company, and Miss Maud Irene Sum-
mers were the contracting parties. The bride
wore a handsome dress of mauye broadcloth.
/ trimmed with sable and velvet, with hat to
match and diamond ornaments. After the GER
/ mony-performed by Father Gillespie. assisted
| by Father Barrett-the bridal pair left for an
extended tour of the west. They will be at home
after March at l42 street northeast. The
ushers were Messrs. Michael t. Burns, I.
E. Summers, George 2. Dowell and ". L. Carr.
The Misses Drain gave an exceptionally
pretty luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Franklin Clark and Mrs. Glockner of Column
/ bus, Ohio. The decorations were in pink, the
/ favors being La France roses. The guests were
Mrs. Franklin Clark. Mrs. Glockner, Mrs. y. ).
Lincoln, Mrs. Sevellon Brown, Miss Eedfern,
Miss Dorsey, Miss Hutchinson, Miss Mohun.
The dancing reception of the Catholic Club
! Of Washington last evening at the National
! Rifles Armory was most enjoyable affair.
The gathering was most select the floor not
being overcrowded in consequence, and dane
| ing was participated in by all with the keenest
pleasure. The reception given for the
members of the club and their friends.
A pleasant entertainment was given last even.
! ing at Mrs. Myers School, 1927 street, by Mis-.
Dorsey's calisthenic class. The exercises con.
sisted of dumb bells, led by Miss Ethel Lock
hart: anvil chorus, led by Miss Ashmead
dumb bells with postures, led by Miss Bessie
White; wands, led by Miss Enrol Brown; rings
led by Miss Moorhead. The minuet was Ia,
last of beautiful exhibition of graceful anC
heAlthful exercises. The class WAS dressed il
white with blue and pink ribbons and formed
pretty tableau. Miss Hollyday was a success
full leader in the intricate marches that wor
skillfully executed. Refreshments We're serve,
and the evening closed with dance.
Mrs. f. V. Thompson and Mrs. II. Over
Thompson will be at home informally to thei
friends the remaining Fridays in February a
zoos q street northwest
Mrs. Bracket and Mrs. Steever will not be a
| home on Fridays until after Easter.
Mrs. Joseph Giles Eaton has changed her res
idence from the Ebbitt to 704 goth street north
west.
| pretty wedding took place yesterday morn
| ing at st. Aloysius' Church. the couple beins
Mr.. John Alovsius Kelly and Miss Anna Rafer
4 Rev. Father Gillespie performed the ceremony
and afterward attended the wedding breakfast
at the residence of the groom. Miss Maggie
Allen attended the bride and Mr.. Rodgel
Brooks was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly art
away on a short northern trip.
| Mrs. NJ Kaufman, Mrs. e. Raft. Mrs. L. J
Kaufman and Mrs. Ferd Frank will be pleased t.
see their friends Thursday informally.
Mrs. James Lansburgh will receive on Wed
nesday of this week instead Of Friday from 8 Il
6 p. m. at her residence, Dos l street northwest
Mrs. Geo. W. Evans will not be home {,
| callers tomorrow
Miss Helen Boyd is in Baltimore visitin,
Mrs. Harry Dill.
| Mrs. c. Romero, wife Of the Mexican charge
d'affaires, is enjoying q winter trip with friend
| to Montreal, Canada.
| Mrs. V. ID. Stockbridge and the Missel
Stockbridge, with Miss Graves, will be at HON,
| Thurs days in February at No. 1912 r street.
| Mrs. John ]. Williams and Mrs. W. III. Batter
Of Winchester, Va, Mrs. c. Ulrich Kennedy anG
Mrs. Robert Callum went to Baltimore THU
afternoon to attend a 5 o'clock ..tea" given By
Mrs. NJ. J. Dixon of 1O7 West Goth street il
honor Of Mrs. Van Dixie Johns.
Miss Chapman will be at home to callers on
Tuesdays at 1911 30th street.
A pleasant surprise party was given Sunday
night at 1902 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Il
Miss Edna Bsier by her many Young friends. 4
being her fifteenth birthday. Music and game.
were followed by supper. Those present wert
Miss Lizzie just, Miss Carrie Won der Heide
Miss Oracle Phillips, Miss Jennie Gutenberg
the Misses Lille, Edna and Rosa Baier, Mr.. A
Gutenberg, Mr. s. L. Phillips, Mr.. Harry Wal
! ter, Mr.. George r. Baier, Mr.. Leo F. Zwissler
Mrs. J. K Fischer, Mrs. ]. Herman and Mrs
| b. Baier.
Mrs. VIM. c. Beck, 726 F street northeast,
will not be at home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman gave
dinner last evening. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. j. T. Granger Of New York. Mr. and Mrs
VIM. E. Curtis, DIR. and Mrs. A. c. Patterson