Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

oncIate. MISS deien hoeser, Miss Matte
McMongle and Miss Lillian Stuart will act 40
bridesmaids, and Miss Belle Houghton, sister
OF the groom, will be the maid Of honor
Immediately after the ceremony the couple will
leave for Ohio, to be gone about month. After
February 20 they will be at home to their
/ friends at 2s1s Q street.
The E. S. Assembly will give q series of in
formal dances on Saturday evenings, commenc-
ing January g. 1898. The committee consists
OF H. GoIdsborough Goddard, chairman;
George Thomas Cox. secretary and treasurer:
Charles Z. O'Connor. Jerome A Magee. Joseph
r. Cassin, George H. O'Connor. G.. Talbot
Walsh, Harry B. Merritt, Howard b. Hodge. C.
De V: Vining b. NJ. Bridget, John C. s. Nc
Laughlin. ...
Mrs. Frederick C. Stevens, 1923 18th street, is
at home on Wednesdays.
Mrs. Myron B. Wright, lilo P street north
west. will receive on Monday, assisted by Mrs.
DIR, Thomas D. Ingram, Misses Falkenbury and
Enloe.
Mrs. NJ. n. johnson, 1923 Maryland avenue
northeast, will receive on Monday, assisted by
Mrs. Dan Waugh of Indiana, Mrs. p. A. Cleve-
land, Miss Fannie Taylor, Miss Lilga Wicks and
Miss Lena Ramsdell.
pleasant surprise party was given last
evening 20 Miss Annie Carr at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Frank ". Downing, 14l1 goth street
northwest. Games of various kinds and other
I
Mrs. Francis E. Greene, at the navy yard.
will n OF receive on Monday, January %.
Mrs. Carlisle, the wife of Senator Carlisle,
has not been in good health this winter and for
that reason will not hold any receptions during
the present society season.
Mrs. ". Woodyille Flemming is still ill, but
hopes to be able to receive her friends the first
two Fridays in February in her apartments at
the Normandie.
Several of the alumna and former students
of the Eimira College met at Misses Wilber's,
17l9 18th street, Thursday for the purpose Of
forming an association of the college students
They desire to hear from all former students in
the city. The next meeting will be held at the
same place February at Pm.
Miss Wcakley of Carlisle, Pa, is visiting Miss
Tracy at 1908 Q street.
Mrs. Burr r. Tracy and Miss Tracy will be
at home Wednesdays, January rs and Feb
ruary /.
Mrs Senator Pettigrew will not receive on
Monday.
Miss Fanny Oliphant will leave for Tarpon
Springs, Fla. Monday next, to remain until
May l.
Mrs. Nelson entertained the Cosmopolitan
Shakespearean Club at her home on 10Th street
southeast Monday evening. The meeting was
well attended. 1t was decided by way of change
to have paper and Miss Forster was chosen
editor. The reading of Richard Third was con-
tinued, and after refreshments were served by
the hostess Mrs. lockwood, Mrs. Beane and Mr..
Chiplev each gave admirable recitations. The
next regular meeting will be at Mrs. Patterns,
$50 9th street northeast.
Ensign and Mrs. H. B. Hoggatt, formerly
Miss Marie Hayden, have returned from their
wedding trip, and will be pleased to see their
friends at their home, 1923 14th street.
Miss Lotto Allan, who has been visiting in
Boston. has returned. to her home, 1901 18th
street northwest.
Miss Allan of 1901 18th street northwest has
issued cards for a dance on the 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ortiz leave Washington on
Thursday next for the Ponce de Leon, where
they will remain until April.
Mrs. s. F. Miller will be at the Arlington
few weeks longer Many friends call to well
come her home from Colorado Springs. where
she left her granddaughter, Miss Corkhi. with
her daughter, Mrs. Touzalin, for the winter.
The .'Deutsche Lesekreis'' held its usual
public meeting at the residence OF Miss Emily
Proctor. No. 1927 22d street northwest. on
Tuesday evening. 1t was well attended and the
program well rendered. Among those present
were DIR. and Mrs C. A. Won Hartleben, Mr..
and Mrs. Wetzel. Mrs and Miss Proctor, Mr..
and Mrs. Whitaker. Mrs. Representative Geo.
W. Smith and Miss Smith. Mr.and Miss Pulizzi.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Wagner, DIR. and Mrs. Daw the
Misses Hancock, Gibson and Rueckert. Mrs.
Hazard, Mrs. G.. c. Rush, Mrs. and Miss Wat
son. Mrs. and Miss Reichenbach. the Misses
Ebert, Miller. FitzsimmOns, Fanny Beall and
koogle. Mrs. d. Morgan. Mrs. Z. s. Rockwell,
Messrs. Kirchner. DR.. J. E. Bliss, Asdikian,
Yeates, Fitzsimmons and Skutsch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schweitzer Of 613 Rhode
Island avenue gave pleasant party to their
daughter Erma last Tuesday evening in honor
of her fourth birthday. After games retire. h.
ments were served. Among those present were
the Misses Oracle Meyers, Ruth Moore, Aggie
Bruseke, Bessie Evans, Marie Baker, Sadie
Weaver. Mamie Miller, Mamie Spindler, Louise
Hoover and Bertha Convey, and Masters Ernest
keister. Herbert Meyers, Henry Zeh. Herbert
Daley. Jesse Miller Harry Hoover, Louis CHASER,
Frank Click and Walter Convey.
Mrs. Franck H. Loving will be at home to her
friends en- Tuesdays after January'24 at sos K
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Henderson will have
dinner company on Monday to meet Mr.. Chas.
Parsons and Mr.. Gibson of st. Louis
Miss Susan 3. Anthony and Mrs. Lippincott
(Grace Greenwood will receive informally with
Mrs. Halbert S. Greenleaf at 109 LIST street
northeast Monday, the 23d, afternoon and even
ing.
The Columbia Pleasure Club held their third
annual meeting at the residence of Mr.. Z.
Brahlerya4l 9TH street northwest, on Thurs
day evening. Among the members present
we're: NJ. l.. Brahler, PRESIDENT; E. Brahler,
secretary; G.. Caspar. treasurer; II. Beirman,
G. Glotzback, J. Caspar. r. Palmer. L. Brah-
Ter, G. Brahler, J. Schmtt. c. McWilliams and
j. Lochbeler. After the meeting over the
members INDUCED in an oyster supper, very
nicely fixed up by Misses Ella Brahler, Katie
Brahler and G. Dement,.
Among the recently announced engagements
il that Of Miss Carrie Potts, sister Of Mrs Fred
Herring to a young Baltimorean. Miss Potts
is a guest of Mrs Col. T. C. English OF. street.
Mrs. David McRitchie is also visiting Mrs.
English.
Mrs. Sam C. Lersly gave a breakfast party
last Thursday morning. The guests were Mrs.
Greeley, Mrs. Milliken, Mrs. Haywood, Mrs.
Denny. Mrs. Zane. Mrs. Reamy. Mrs. Tucker,
Mrs. McCrea. Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Holcombe.
novel entertainment, Dickens contest.
was given by Miss Lydia Dalton on Tuesday
evening at her home, on Capitol Hill, to enter
tain the Teaspoon Club. Among those present
were Misses Hughes, Hopkins. Misses Margaret
and Helene johnson. Misses Amelia and LYDIA
Dalton, Willenbucher, McKim, Mrs. A. II.
Gaddis and Mrs. Truman Graves, Messrs.
Mengert, Leavin. Boone. Dyre. Frazier,
Balou. Sabin. Gaddis and DIR. Elliott
Mrs. Ralph Lee Galt's sat home yesterday
was one Of the prettest of the season. Miss
Gait assisted by Miss Miller, Mrs. Barnes,
Miss Hooe and Miss shock.
The Literary Society will hold its next meet
inc nj tho residence of Mr. q II Hartmann