Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-18

San Session. Miss A. NJ Chamberlain. Mrs.
E. Engle. Miss McGinnis. Mrs. A. T. skinner
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Whitaker. Mrs II. S. Snow
Miss Hettie snow. Mrs. F. r. Burket, Mrs.
i. Willis. Mrs. L. A. Crandell. Mrs. E. F. Hort
Miss Anna Snow. Miss Tiffy. Mrs. Col walcott
Miss Walcott. Blanche walcott, C. d. s. Wal
colt and W. II. L. walcott-
Mrs. A VI. Jerdone and Miss Grace L. Hull
Of New Lebanon. y. Y. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III. E. Holdr1dge for the
past fortnight. left for their homes on an early
train this morning. much to the regret Of their
| many friends here.
Miss V. l. Potter Of Fairfax county. Va, has
returned home. somewhat improved in health.
Miss Potter while in this city stopped with
friends from Champagne county, Ill, at the
| Hotel Arno.
| The Princess Kaiaulani, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Davies. Miss Davies and Mss Wnatof. dined
with ex-senator and Mrs. j. b. Henderson last
night. There were eighteen at the table. the
other guests being the French minister. Sena-
tor Mcpherson. Senator Allison, Senator Hig-
gins, Senator and Mrs Villas. Mrs. Stanley
Mathews. Mrs. Audenreid. Miss Deering. Lieut..
Heese of the German legation and Mr.. Hender-
son, jr.
/ Miss Carrie E. Fowler Of 1893 30th street left
this week for Brooklyn, N. Y, to visit her
aunt. Mrs. Willets.
/ pleasant masquerade surprise party was
rendered Mr.. Harry Halves at mis- home. 31S
9th street northeast, Friday evening The cos
TUNES of green and white were very amusing
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs Melins. Mr..
and Mrs. DIR. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Decker. Mrs. ard Mrs. Crittendon. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Lewis, jr., Mrs. knowlton. Master
Eddie Melins and Miss Bette Crittendon
Music and games were the order Of the evening.
DIR. and Mrs. W. H. Daw gave progressive
heart party" at their residence. No. 1924 H
street northwest. Thursday evening. March
16. Progressive hearts was PLAYED until mid
night when the prizes were awarded. which
unique and b. -utful. A collation.
served. after which music was continued until
a late hour.
Among those present were DIR. and Mrs. ".
H. Daw. DR.. and Mrs. Won Hartleben. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. p. Morgan. Representative and Mrs.
G. W. Smith. Mrs. Mckelvey of Chicago. Mrs.
A. Cluss. Mrs. Florence Solger. Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. l. Il. Morrel. Miss Flora Clnss, Miss 4.
ElvoId, Miss o. Elvord. Mr.. A. G. As,ikian.
DIR. c. Ciuss. Mr.. Morgan. DR.. Neale, Mr..
Stryker, DIR. Davidson and Mr.. Gwynn.
The continental Temperance Cadets were
"at home to their parents and friends at
Golden Cross Hall last evening. The new and
beauti- III ceremonies of the order were fully
exempiifed and greatly enjoyed. Among the
candidates initiated were Capt T. Newcomb
Hugh Hazard, Miss Mary Hurlburt. Miss /.
Babbett and five others. Atthe conclusion of
the ceremonies the guests We're entertained
under the head of good of the order by
attractive program, including music recitation
and drilling.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Collette. 65s street,
gave a housewarming and progressive euchre
party. which attended by large number
of their friends. The ladies' prize Was won BY
Miss Grace seville. the gentlemens by George
Wallace and the BOBBY by Miss Annie Seville.
The company listened to some good music by
H. Wo!Ia
ford Those present were Capt. W. Z. Seville.
Mrs. Seville and dauChters-Grace. Lou. Annie
and Mav-Mr. and Mrs. Harley and daughter
Bessie. Capt. VIM. NJ. Gibson. Mrs. Gibson and
son Willie. Frank VI. Stafford. George Wallace,
L. p. Lafhtte, Miss Laura Grins led and Mr..
Marshall
Notwithstanding the disagreeable weather.
J. I. DYER gathered at her home on street
last evening on occasion Of dancing sociable
gwen BY the Young pupils OF her
school, From the little tots in fluffy
fairy costumes to the larger boys
and girls who personated gentlemen
and ladies OF various EaVions and times all were
attrac lively costurned. the variegated colors of
Swiss maids. Spanish damses and cavaliers,
japanese Yum Yum and ighland lads and las
sizes contributing to form a brilliant scene.
The grand march was the opening feature, fol-
lowed by quadrIlies. the miuuet, waltzes and
exhibitions OF fancy dancing.
Those dancing fancy dances were: Skipping
Rope. Miss Florence OBcien; Irish Wash
woman. Miss Sarah Henderson; Tarantella,
Miss Moliie Weyman: La Ariel. Miss Alice
Hill; Syiphide. Miss Nellie Baum: Zingarelia,
Miss Alice Larcombe and Master VinJon Birch
La Bayaden. Miss Mamie Henderson; StrathsDey,
Miss Ethel Lockhart; La Matra-aine. Miss
Florence O'Brien; Highland Fling, Miss Julia
Hsv.
The young ladies ard gentlemen in character
costumes were Miss Hope Willis. evening bells;
Miss Margery Mertz. fairy: Miss Lillian
Harries. Japanese lady: Miss Esther Burger.
daisy; Miss Lillian Blaisdell. summer: Miss
Ruth Refer. winter: Miss Mollie Wevman.
tarentella; Miss Julia Hay. highlander
Miss Marian Grinneli. Swiss peasant: Miss Flor
ence Brien. Spanish lady; Miss Nance Hen
derson. night; Miss Iiinona Dom. gyrsv;
Miss Nellie Baum. spring: Miss Marian Dali.
Russian peasant: Miss Madge Knapp. morning;
Miss Ethel Iockhart. Strathsbev; Hiss Alice
Larkcombe. Zingara: Miss Anna Tracy,
Erred Burger. George Washington: Frank
Dyer. Swedish: Ed Hav. French courier;
Gay Freeman. prince; Tarbell Over. Spanish
gentleman; Robert Dennison. gipsy; Vinton
Birch. court gentleman; Philip o Reilly. gentle
man; Largdon Moore. Spanish bull fighter;
Whitney Dali. emperor; Willie Hoge, gentle
man; John Larcombe. gent Of the period.
This very enjoyable evening closed at II
o'clock.