Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-08
SOCIAL MATTERS.

accompany
. party Of Philadelphia friends down south this
week and expects to be away for two or three
weeks.
Miss Gordon, daughter Of Senator and Mrs.
Gordon. is the guest Of Mrs Adee ct the coch-
ran.
Mrs and Miss Bispham have invited . COM
psny to q musicale this evening.
Representative Benton McMillin OF Ten
nessee gave a banquet last night at the Nor
mandie to the members Of the House and other
friends who supported him for Speaker Of the
last Congress The table decorations were in
red and yellow. There were Of jonquils
laid at intervals down the center strip Of red
plush. Corsage bouquets of yellow roses were
at the ladies' places and boutonniers OF the
same flower were arranged for the men. The
guests we're Senator and Mrs Bate. Senator
harris. Gen. and Mrs. A. b. Upshaw Of New
York, Representative Patterson and Mrs Pat
terson, Representative Mcmillan, Representa-
tive and Mrs Enloe and Miss Enloe, Represen-
tative and Mrs. Pierce Representative Richard
son and Miss Richardson. Representative
Snodgrass. Representative and Mrs. Washing
ton, Representative and Mrs Cox and Miss Cox
OF Tennessee, Representative Beltzhoover OF
Pennsylvania, Representative and Mrs. Bunting
OF New York, Representative aud Mrs. Coolidge
OF Massachusetts,, Representative and Mrs.
German of Michigan. Representative and Mrs.
Price of Louisiana. Representative Stockdnle
and. Miss Stone OF Kentucky Representative
Covert Of New York. Representative and Mrs.
Kyle of Mississippi. Representative Lagan Of
Louisiana. Representative Boatner OF Louisiana
and Mrs. II. c. Ellis Of Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Proctor have issued
cards for the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Carrie Estelle Proctor, TO Mr.. Richard Petit
Waddsy, "Wednesday, March Is. at 8 O'Clock.
Hamiine NJ. E. Church, 9Th and streets.
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the guest of his daughter, Mrs C. s. ID. Jones,
l453 w street northwest
Mrs. Kate f. Weber and son Of Jersey City
and Miss d. May Suter Of Baltimore are the
guests of Mrs. ]. b. walling of AIS street
northeast.
Mrs. Edwin Bulls and Miss Bulls came on
from New York city to attend the Inauguration
and are stopping at the Livingston.
Mrs. and Miss Hallowel will continue their
Saturday receptions informally during March
Mrs. Edith Sessions Rodier Of Centrevilie,
Pa. is spending few DAYS with her niece Mrs.
b. Bentley Saxton. 1905 5 street northwest
Mrs. Burke and Mr.. James Cadogsn of Bslti-
more are visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. Arthur Nc
Dermott.
Mrs. Robert Russell and daughter of East
Berlin, Conn, the guests of Mrs. c. ID.
Church of ID street northeast.
Mrs. c. A. Reming son of Gros Point Mich,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. b. Auer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. Hawkins of New York.
Mr.. l. s. Chamberlin Of New York are guests of
Mrs. A. Devo. 2l3 II street. also her brother.
| Mr.. David Decker of Port Richmond, Staten
Island, " Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith Of New York are
visiting her mother and sister. Mrs. and Miss
Westhorpe, and will return in few lays.
Mrs. John Westervelt and daughter Of New
York are at the Gramercy.
Mrs. Louis ID. Wine will not receive on
Thursday of this week. but will be at home at
the Hamilton informally to her friends the re-
| maiuing Thursdays in March from 10 pm.
Mrs. E. A. Saum is in New York city.
Mrs. and Miss Kaufman will have with them
Mrs. 1. We'll of GreenviIle, s. c.. and Miss Nettye
Nachman of Baltimore on Friday at lois Sth
street northwest
Mrs. Charles Kaufman has as her guests Mrs.
l. We'll, Misses We'll and Rosenthal aud Master
| jerome Rosenthal of Greenville. sc.
Mrs. s. J. Parks OF Tenleytown gone "a
Omaha, Neb., for q two months stay with her
| mother.
| The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. " Bunch wa.
visited last night by the Young friends of Miss
L. r. King, who gave her a surprise party in
honor of her birthday The two large parlor,
were thrown open and the young people en-
| joyed themselves thoroughly. Besides hei
| friends Miss King was surrounded by hel
| father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. John I. King
her three sisters. Mrs. n. Bunch. Mrs. J. NJ
Davis and Mrs. W. b. Creecy. Among thos,
present were Miss Addie Wheeler. Miss Lilli
| Warfield, Miss Martha Elgin, Miss Franci
| DUNCAN, Miss Julia Carr, Miss Edith Shaw
Miss Ida Foy, Miss Rebecca Baxter, Miss NJ. A
| Harper, Miss Ella Loudermilk, Miss Grac,
l HIATT
and Messrs. n. Bunch, J. NJ. Minor, ]. w. Har
| ris E. Hickman. J. Shaw. c. Sparrow, b. Lyle
hart, Ed. Iglehart. G.. Elgin, ID. Bowersot, s
| S. Aymens. II. A. Beasley. John /. Bunch, c
Mendel, C. Hewitt and Masters Gussie anS
Willie Creecy.
Mrs Austin Beebe and her daughter. Mrs. c
B. Keeney of New London. who have beer
spending the winter with their daughter anC
sister, Mrs. ID. S. Waters of 463 Florida avenue
returned to their home MondA
Miss Allie smitton of HI BIRD will be tn
guest of her aunt. Mrs. ID. S. Waters Of Florid.
avenue, for a few months.
A progressive euchre party was given b,
Mrs. NJ Spohn at 1915 sth street northwes
last evening a farewell entertainment to be-
guests. Mrs. W. II. Roland and Miss Maud,
Roland Of Norfolk and Mr.. Edward Spohn o.
Shepherdstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Riggs, SIG 2lst street, hand
Euchre Club last evening. Mr.. Georg,
E. Briggs Of Roodhouse. III, who il
the guest Of Mr.. Briggs, took tn,
hand of Mr.. MorseIl, who was detained a
home by sickness. Among the members pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Craig, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. III. Coumbs
Mr. and Mrs. SpIingstein, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Hungerford, Mr. and Mrs. Riggs, Mr.. apd Mrs
E. W. W. Griffin, Mrs. Morsell. Miss Hodges
and Mr.. Chas. E. Nailor and Mr.. John Soussa
Mrs Riggs carried off the ladies first prize,
double-strand necklace. and Mrs. Morseu wa
the winner OF the ladies' second prize,
handsome silver bon bon basket tn,
gentleman's first prize. handsome Sc
of gold studs. was won by Mr.. f. W. W. Griffin
while Mr.. Springsten carried of the second,
handsome set of link cuff buttons. Miss Hodges
will next entertain the club.
Mr. and Mrs. William Osborn and family o.
237 West 10th street, New York. who have beer
stopping during inaugural week ct the Shore
ham, left here today for home.