Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Numerous Entertainments of Various Kind.
Personals.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Dyrenforth 1889 Vermont ave-
ruary 10, at O'Clock, to meet Miss Bowyer-
Lane of England.
| Mrs. William A. Warner has issued cards for
tea on Friday, FebruaryIO.
Mrs. Lewis Clephane will give a tea for young
| people at o'clock on Wednesday, February s,
| to meet Miss Tinker.
Mrs. F. p. B. Sands has cards out for a tea on
Tuesday, February 7, 4 toe.
Mrs. Bracket and Mrs. Steever will give q
tea on Friday, February 10, to :, at their resi-
dence, 1925 Q street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds will give a dinner
party tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Boomer gave one Of
the prettiest dances of the season last
| night The dancers had complete possession of
| the entire first floor and the musicians PLAYED
| in the midst of the enjoyment, being stationed
near the fireplace in the square hall. The
hostess looked radiant in her ball gown of
white tulle. Among the guests were the Misses
Bonaparte. Brice, E!kins, Lanahan, Leiber,
Almy, Williams, Mendonca, Crosby. Edie, Nc
MILAN, Stoughton. Wallach, Cox. Dalzell. Bisp-
ham, Mattingly, Wheeler, Hoff, Emory, Fuller,
Many, and the Messrs. Woodbury. Blair Webb
Richardson, TAYLOR Lee Phillips, Jessup Blair
Littlefield. Biddle. Mendonca, Lowery, McCaw-
ley. Todd, Mcpherson, Blair, Gresham, Red
fern. Ferguson. Ray, Albert Legare, Eldridge.
Supper was served at midnight in the billiard
room on the lower floor. where the table was
decorated with scarlet tulips.
Mrs. and Miss Harter left town today to be
gone nearly week. They will not receive
again this season.
Mrs. Flemings will give tea this afternoon
At the Normandie from to o'clock, followed
| by dinner Of fourteen covers.
Cards are out for the wedding of Lieut..
Sidney S. Jordan Of the fifth United States
artillery and Miss Dorothea Gardner Curtis of
Boston. The wedding takes place at 1l:3O
o clock next Saturday morning, at Emmanuel
Church, Boston. Lisut. Jordan is the son of
| ex-United States Treasurer Conrad n. Jordan.
A pleasant party was given at the residence
Of Mr.. s. L. Rhine Tuesday evening near Belts
vile, Md. Among those present were Misses
Mamie and Ollie Doing. Miss Florence Cecil,
Miss Blanche Fink, the Misses Kate and Bernice
CLANCY, the Misses Ida and Lorena Rhine, Mrs.
1. Rhine. Mrs. j. Fink. NJ. George II. kieier,
Mr.. Walker, George Parker, MIR. Ebert and
Edwin Beckwith OF Falkland. Mr.. F. ". Free
man, Mr.. T. Rhine. Mr.. Hopkins Mr.. Hume OF
Pittsburg. Mr.. Richard Rhine, Mr.. Hermann
and Mr.. Neuleck of Washington. Mr.. H. Doing,
Mr. PAM Gallant and Mr.. S. Rhine.
Mrs. Col. Walcott, 1871 Corcorau street, will
be at home tomorrow from 3 to and not in
the evening.
Hiss Martha s. Haines, daughter of Mrs.
f. A. Haines, has returned to college in Balti-
more.
pretty wedding took place Tuesday night at
the parsonage of St. Joseph's Church on Capitol
Hill AZ $50 O'Clock The bridal couple were Mr..
Noble Lindsey and Miss Louisa Fox. Rev. Father
Donohue performed the ceremony. The bride
and groom then repaired to the residence of
the bride, where Il reception was held. The
bride wore handsome green cloth trimmed
in velvet and bengaline silk: hat and gloves TO
match. She was attended by Miss Rosie
Lindsey, sister of the groom. Mr.. q. NJ. Mat
tingly acting as best man. The presents were
numerous.
Mrs. Francis r. Lane, 1920 @ street. has sent
out invitations for progressive heart party for
next Tuesday evening.
Miss Skiles gave delightful, dancing party
last evening at her home, 1917 Massachusetts
avenue, i'll honor of her guest. Miss Frances
Hoge of Canton. Ohio The spacious parors
on the main floor were cleared for dancing. W hich
WAS kept up until midnight. when o handsome
supper was served. Afterward dancing re-
sumed, and il was not until a late hour that
the young people left after most enjoyable
evening. Among those who we're present were
Miss Hiss of Baltimore, Miss Young of Troy
Miss Carson, the Misses Beverage, Miss Wat
kins. Miss Pilling, the Misses Noble. Miss Tee,
Miss Milburn. Miss Miller. Miss kauffmann
Miss Deall, Mr.. VIM. Ballantyne, jr., Mr..
Frank Vaughn. Mr.. Leech, Mr.. Andrew Miller,
Mr.. Bea,l, Mr.. Landon BurcEell and Mr.. Fred
Gray.
Mrs. Gallaudet and the Misses Gallaudet.
Kendall Green. will receive Saturdays in Feb
ruary and April.
Mrs. c. A. Reynolds and the Misses Reynolds
gave tea yesterday afternoon. The young
ladies of the receiving party were Miss Turn
bull. their guest: Miss Kelly and Miss Nc
Woodward, Miss Huyck. Miss Mattinglv. Miss
Darneille and Miss Wallistou and Miss Chris.y.
Among the guests were Mrs. Romero. Mrs.
Charles Gibson. Miss Tisdei. Miss Coihoun
Gen. and Mrs. Forsyth. Mrs. Orth, the japanese
minister and Mrs. Tateno Mr.. Arthur Middle
ton. Misses Chinn. Mrs. Powell. NIr. Frailey
Mr.. Harry Woodward. Miss Middleton, Misses
Csmack. Mrs. McCreary. Mr.. Melburne. Mrs.
Charles Haywood. Maj. Parker, Mr.. Gunnell
Mrs. Fabius Stanley. Miss Carr. Misses Drain
Miss Carrie Marrow. Miss Herbert, Mr.. Thomas
Bryan Huyck, Mrs. Frailey. Mrs. Green. Capt.
and Mrs. Howell, Commander and Mrs. Dickins
Mr. Plaza, Miss Shields, Miss Boush, Miss
Pattea.
Mrs. Chas. g. Reade will not receive Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. Reed Littell will receive informally
today from to ard also next Friday. 1o.h in
stanI.
Mrs. Werton Matthews Will be at home, 114O
Connecticut avenue, Saturdays, Feb-cary 4
and IL.
Mrs. Amena B. Williams and Miss Williams
will not receive tomorrow, but will be at home
informally Saturdays, 1lth and 18th.
On Wednesday Mrs. NJ. J. Adler, 1925 P
street. gave tea to young people to meet her
guests, Miss Baker and Miss Henkle.
A pleasant birthday party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Hagan at their residence on Bladens-
burg road February in honor of their son
George. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Hagan, Il. W. Phillips, Mrs. J. NJ. Mister
and Misses Eta Philips, Ida Phillips, L.
Snyder, A. Alderman, G. Clark. A. Clark, n.
Delay, F. Barnes, l. Barnes, J. Barnes and
Messrs. J. Hagan, G. L. Hagan. E. Hagan,
4. II. and c. Hagan. S. W. Philips. B. Low,
W. Cooms, q. F. and F. Barnes, G. b. Can't
well. G. Dale, A. Potter, Harry Trundle, E. Y.
Cross.
Mrs. Philip Darneille and Miss Eva Darneilie
have gone to Philadelphia and New York to
visit friends.
Mrs. Carl Auerbach gave one Of her most
delightful Thursday afternoon teas in honor of
two young ladies visiting Washington. Miss
Adele Ii. Rosenthal OF Toledo. Ohio, and Miss
Lena Hofheimer Of Norfolk, Va. Among the
guests were Miss Minna West, Miss Lena Hahn,
Miss Clara Franc. Miss Amy Rizenstein, Miss
Rosalie Rosenberg. The afternoon was en-
hvened by some choice soprano solos sweetly
rendered by Mrs. Hofheimer with piano ac-
compartment by Miss Reizenstein and mando-