Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Few Entertainments Midst Lenten Season
Personal Notes.

The Misses Patten gave a breakfast yesterday
and among the guests were Miss Bouaparte,
| Miss Katherine Brice. Miss Wilson. NJ. Patenotre
and several other members of the diplomatic
corps. IAe company joined the O'Clock
promenaders on Connecticut avenue. the men
wearing enormous boutonniers of violets and
the girls carrying single long-stemmed Ameri-
can beauty roses.
Senator and Mrs. Brice gave a dinner party
last night in honor of Mr. and Mrs Potter
| Palmer. The others at table were Senator and
Mrs. Henderson. Capt and Mrs. Rodgers. Col.
and Mrs. John Hay, Mrs. Fremont, Mrs. Whar-
| ton Mrs Beach. Mrs. Wright, Mrs Philip. JUS
tice Brown. Judge John Davis, Mr.. Walter
Berry and Gen. Van Zandt Woodruff. The
table had a large centerpiece Of American
beauty roses.
| Representative and Mrs. Cultivate gave one
Of their delightful dinners last night, when
their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ffoulke. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmonds, Mr.. and Mrs. Arms, Lieut.. and
Mrs Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Foster
and Col. Burton of the army.
| Mrs. Tsrleton II. Bean has for her guest Mrs.
| Frank l.. Sanford of Boston. who will remain
| with her several weeks.
| Mrs. J. G. parke and Miss Parke will give
| tea tomorrow at o'clock to meet Mrs. Chaun-
| cey r. Burr of Boston, who well known
| here before her marriage as Miss Daisy Ricketts,.
| Miss Laura " French handsomely enter
| tanned number of her friends at her home on
Massachusetts avenue Tuesday evening" at
| progressive angling party. the first prizes
being won by Miss Emma Harper Turner and
Mr.. Claude NJ. Manning, while the BOBBY prizes
were carried off by Mrs. Whitehead Of Ken
| lucky and Mr. Allen G. Clark The dining
| room was thrown open to the guests at II
| O'Clock and after partakiug Of the refreshments,
music, dancing and singing we're enjoyed by
| those present. Among those present were Mr..
! and Mrs. Allen G. Clark, Mrs. Whitehead of
Kentucky. Miss Finnev, Miss Smith. Miss Alte
mus, Miss Beckie Huntington, Miss Blanche
Huntington, Miss Turner, Miss Fuller, Miss
McIntire and Miss French; Mr.. Babb, Mr..
Manning. Mr. French, Mr.. Warren Mr.. Bogley,
MIR. Barton, Mr.. Shaw, Mr.. Mack and Mr.. Sly.
| Mrs. Williams and Miss May Williams have
cards out for tea on Monday next. Miss Will
| Jams is going abroad with Secretary and Mrs.
Foster. sailing next week on the New York.
Miss Carrie Morgan, 1871 Q street, who has
| been ill, is now better.
Mrs. C. NJ. Upton of Chicago will be at her
| old home. 1903 9th street northeast. for o few
! weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Kohler. (nee Heidenheimer) of
New York is visiting at the home of her parents,
No. 601 ! street northwest, where she will be
pleased to see her friends on Wednesdays.
TUESDAY evening there was a large as
! semblage present at the residence Of Mrs. J.
A. Neale. 528 9th street southwest, to witness
the marriage of her daughter, Miss Martha E.
! Neale, TO Mr.. ]. Madison Annadae. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. E. Hez Sven
of Second Baptist Church. The bride was be-
comingly attired in white silk and lace and car
ried large bunch of brides roses. Miss Lula
Weaver, cousin of the bride, acted as maid of
honor. and wore dress Of white silk
Mr.. Chapel acted best man. After sup
per was served the happy couple left for New
York. where they will spend about two weeks.
| The brides travelling dress of dark brown
novelty cloth and velvet with hat to match
Grace Lutheran Church the scene of
pretty wedding Tuesday night, the contracting
parties being Miss Mary L. Smith Stephan Of
Mt. Pleasant and Mr.. James 7. Fink OF Penn
sylvania. The ushers were Messrs. Zirby,
Leech, Gibson and Haskins. The church
beautifully decorated. The bride, who is O
weh-known and highly esteemed young lady,
was becomingly attred in a handsome suit of
brown broadcloth with gloves and hat to match.
and carried white roses. After the ceremony
"a reception followed at the residence of the
brides parents in Mt. Pleasant. The bride
the recipient of many handsome presents. Mr..
| and Mrs. Fink left on the IL IS train for the
north and will be at home to their friends
Thursdays after March at 1913 Vermont ave-
nue..
The Eureka Pleasure Club was entertained
last evening at the residence Of DIR. and Mrs.
j. W. Church. The parlors were EMPOWERED
in ferns and palms, the stands were banked
with flowers and the chandelier entwlned with
smilax. instrumental and vocal music was in
dulgeG in and elaborate collation. served.
Among those present were Miss Church, Miss
Ella Church. Miss Turner, Miss Eckbert, Miss
Carter. Misses Gregory, Mr.. Padgett, Mr.. Will
son. Mr.. Newman, DIR. Claughton and Mr..
Molbey.
DIR. Jerome Chase and Mr.. George T. Parks
have gone to st. Augustine, Fla.
The Nero Club gave pleasant entertainment
and. chocolate in the vestry of the Calvary
Baptist Church on Wednesday evening last.
Besides an excellent musical program. includ-
ing Miss Boyd and Messrs. Young, Terry, Lille
bridge and others. the audience served
with chocolate by a corps of walters attired
after the painting Of LA Belle Chocolatiere.
The programs, decorations, candies and ices
were also in chocolate. The proceeds will be
devoted to the relief of certain needy families.
pleasant evening was spent at the residence
yesterday Of Capt. and Mrs. Ripley, the occa-
sion being n surprise party in honor of their
daughter Emma The affair successfully
managed by Miss Nellie Heinlne and Miss Car
RE Davis Those present were the Misses Rip
ley, HeinIine, Davis. Miller, Martin, S. and w.
Fits, Stansbury. Thorne and Messrs. King,
Hay, Berkely, holloway, Baiderston, Oran and
Bradford
Mrs. Romero, wife of the Mexican minister.
out calling yesterday afternoon and was
radiantly happy because her husband expects
10 JON uer III W Washington on tne Zotn OF tnlS
month.
Mr. and Mrs Fillmore Harrison Of All Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest gave an '.at home
on Monday. February 10, to large circle Of
friends. The musical portion was rendered by
Mrs. Robert S. Cooper, Miss Dora Breamnger,
Miss Claudia Moran, Mrs. j. Edward Chapman,
Messrs Fulton Richards. William Harding
Walter d. Harrison and the "Darktown" Musi-
cal Club. All present participated in donkey
party, the first prize being carried away by
Miss Mamie Chapman and the BOBBY by Geo.
W. Harrison. After a bounteous supper it
broke up with an old-fashioned Virginia reel
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edw.
Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Harding, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. s. Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathers. Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. McAvoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Ginnaty.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Harrison, Mrs. Rose
NJ. Roberts, Mrs. Cornelia Cooper, Mrs. Jennie
Cameron, Miss Annie MARI, Miss Claudio
Moran. Miss Addie Craig Miss Maud Crump,
Miss Mamie Chapman, Miss Mamie Harding,
Miss Dora Breuninger, Mr.. F. X. Miller, Mr..
George B. Cooper Mr.. Fillmore Harrison, jr.,
Mr.. Horatio Moran. Mr.. Ed Moores, Mr.. Wal
ter d. Harrison and Mr.. Fulton Richards.
The Chinese new year did not receive any
more festive attention yesterday at the Chinese
legation than in other Of the Chinese homes in
this city. Minister Tsui and his baby daughter