Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-01

The Vice President-Elect to Be Honored To-
nixht-Personal Notes.

win be the guests of honor tonight at the re-
ception given BY the Vice President and Mrs.
Morton. The company invited ia pretty large
naturally. as il includes all the incoming adj
ministration notables who are in town, all the
outgoing ones bv the same courtesy. the
diplomatic corps, the Supreme Court. the Dis
trict Commissioners, the members of the ex-
ecutiye committee on the inaugural ceremonies,
Mrs. Mortons personal friends. Ths Marine
Band viii furnish the music and the house will
be deliberately decorated with flowers. The re-
ception will begin at $50 O'Clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle have their eldest son,
wife and children on from Chicago: Mr. and
Mrs. William X. Carlisle. little Misses Jane and
Laura Carlisle and Master John G. Carlisle, a
very young but energetic member OF the house
hold.
T., The wives of Senator Squire and Senator
Carey will not receive Thursday.
Senator and Mrs. Carlisle were the guests Of
homer last night at a dinner party given by
Representative and Mrs. Tom l.. johnson. The
/ other guests were Secretary and Mrs. Foster
! Senator and Mrs. Gibson, Senator and Mrs
/ B-ice. Gen. and Mrs Breckenridge Representa-
tive Clifton r. Breckenridge and Mrs. Wickiffe
Preston. The table oval shaped and in the
1 center, long crinkled mat Of soft green silk.
| which was edged with smilax, was a bowl Of
Lange roses and lilies Of the valley.
! Mrs. John A. Logan gave dinner party last
| night in honor of Gen. and Mrs. Alger who,
| with large party of young people, are her
! guests for this week. Those present we're JUS
! tice Brown. Postmaster General Wanamaker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon. Mrs. George Pullman
Mrs. Fort. Mrs. Razen, Mrs. Campbell, Senator
and Mrs. Washburn. Representative Cannon
and Mr. George Lemon.
Maj. and Mrs. Tucker gave a theater party
| last night in honor of Miss Alger and Miss Pull
| man.
One Of the prettiest entertainments ever
! given in the Wanamaker picture gallery Was
/ that participated in last night by young misses
! members OF the Daisy Chain Guild. 1t con-
| sisted OF series of living pictures arranged
| with great artistic effect and greatly enter
| tanned tine large company of appreciative spec
| tators who were ppesent. Miss Elizabeth
| Wanamaker was hostess OF the occasion because
! OF her connection with the guild. The space
around the fireplace was utilized for the
| ton of a stage, upon which the Young people
| posed. A large frame was the center piece and
above and around it rich drsperies we're hung
The waits between the pictures were filed by the
music of the Hungarian Band. During some
Of the tabieaux there were vocal selections.
| The program was opened with some spirited
dancing, and the following series of pictures
we're presented: The first picture en-
titled Sweden" impersonated by Miss Kate
/ Hopkins. Other pictures we're: Marguerite,
Miss Alice Wimerding. The flower song from
Faust" was sung during the exhibition of this
picture. Venetian portrait, Miss Bessie Ash
ton, ton; Japan. the Misses Owen; Turkey,
Barney, Miss Margaret Gordon Cum
ming and Robert Wallach; fancy dance;
Riches and Poverty. Miss Alice Wilmerding,
Miss Elizabeth Wanamaker and Miss Folsom;
maker and Mr.. Horace Wescott; Egyptian
Princess. Miss Kate Deerins; Russia, Miss
/ Bessie Phillips; France, Miss Alice Barney
The Three Fates, Misses Grace Train, Kate
Hopkins and Bessie Ashton; Italy, Miss Grace
! Train; Ave Maria, Miss Nathalie Barney.
Mrs. Caroline H. Dale of 18th street will not
receive on Friday, March g. On Monday,
March S, she will have with her her daughter,
Mrs. Munro of Buffalo
| Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Hutchinson, 1907 Massa-
| chusetts avenue. gave one of the most delight
| full dinners of the season last evening. 1t was
| In honor of trio of young ladies who are visit
| Ing them, the advance guard of a house party
OF young people that they are to have with
| them for the Inauguration. The party was
made up of young people, all congenial, and
| the evening was a most enjoyable one. The
dining room is one of the handsomest in the
| city, and the table appointments were in keep
| ing Those who sat down to the elaborate din
| ner were Miss Townsend of Buffalo, Miss
Glenny Of Buffalo, Miss Flagg of New York,
| Miss Foster. Miss Hutchinson, Miss Grace
Hutchinson, DR.. Prend=rgast, Capt Pitcher.
Mr.. E. A. Bowers, MIR. Victor Kaufman, Mr..
barnett ana MT. Robert5on.
Miss Florence Lindsay Of Baltimore is visit
| ing her cousin, Helen Lindsay, Of E street
| northwest.
Miss Clough of Salem, Mass, is visiting Miss
Hattie Manning Of street northeast.
Mrs. John A Logan is going down south to-
| morrow. accompanying some friends.
Senator and Mrs. Villas will have Mr. and Mrs.
| r. C. Villas of New York and Mr.. and Mrs E. c.
oil f anlo haSr 1,,r,
Inauguration.
Mrs. Daniel Culhane and her two daughters
Miss Faustina Leo Poldine Culhane and Miss
| Lottie Culhane, OF BROOKLYN. are the guests of
Mrs. A. J. Simpson, 726 Sth street northwest.
Mr.. George 7. Parks and DR.. Jerome Chase
! have returned from trip through Florida and
the south
Mrs. and Miss Cabe1l will be at home today
and will have with tbem Miss Lucy Gilmer Ca
| bell of Union Hill. Va.
| Miss Maud Esily and Miss Rose Stone are
! visiting relatives in Albany.
Justice Jackson, the new appointee Of the
| Supreme Court, and his wife will arrive this
afternoon and will be the guests Of Justice and
Mrs. Brown until they select permanent resi-
, dence.
| Mrs. Charles Dudgeen Of Morristown, N. J.,
| with her daughter, Miss Edith Dudeeen, is at
present visiting her brother, Rev. j. ]. Muir
5l4 Sd street northwest.
Capt. ard Mrs. +. Reeton Lowe of Elmira,
n. y, are visiting their sisters, Mrs. B. F.
Bruner and Miss Lowe, at 20l street north
| west. where they will be glad to see their
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Condi Of New York will
be the guests of Mrs. Brinton Stone. 1921
lie SAFES street. this week. Mrs. Stone will give
! a tea for them Thursday, March 2, from to z.
Capt. and Mrs. julius A. Kaiser of German
| town. Pa. are in the city, the guests Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Henry Kaiser Of No. 500 N street
northwest.
The Harmony Circle have issued cards for q
reception and bali at Carroll Institute Hall on
| March to celebrate their seventeenth anniver-
| sary.
| Misses Ray and Hennie Blum Of Charlotte,
| n C., are the guests of their uncle, II. Baum
garten, 1880 9Th street northwest, where they
will be pleased 10 see their friends.
Mrs. Georgette A. Chamberlin closed the
series OF progressive euchre parties given by
ladies' OF the National. entertaining them on
Tuesday evening at the Varnum. which was
tastefuIy decorated with palms. ferns and
! profusion OF flowers. There were twelve tables
surrounded by large company. Handsome
prizes In silver were drawn by Mrs. Newton c.
blanchard and Representative Jones Of Vir-
pIpa