Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-25
NEXT WEEKS EVENTS.


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ton given by Senator and MIA Coekrsll
to the retiring Woe President and his
VIE, were each unsurpassed In their splen-
did effect. In fact there have been but
few few times during the season which il
talked Of as past when SO many occasions for
meeting the world Of society wore presented.
Yesterdays and today's program, both for the
afternoon and evening, capped the climax. Yes
tsrday's were largely attended and very pleasant
meeting places for most Of those whose move
ments add zest TO the gay world.
Next week promises to be NO less interesting
but with the difference that 1t will not last a
| long. The first three days Of the week are full
to overhowing, but 1t stops rather decidedly on
Thursday until the Inauguration festivities are
over. There will bs some Inequalities offered
administra tion, the details of which will be made
public In few more days.
MONDAY.
| The marriage Of Miss Caroline Parker ia
Lieut. Joseph Ernst Kuhn will take place al
the Church Of the Epiphany at high noon, and
| will be followed by a small reception at the
residence Of Maj. and Mrs. Parker, Soldiers
| Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins J. Hanford will give .
| tea, 5 to g.
Mrs. Eugene Hale will give . tea, 4to6
Miss Lillian n. HEREFORD and Mr.. John n.
Henderson will be married at the st. Andrews
| Church at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Katherine Acker and Mr. Joseph B.
Marvin will be married at Trinity Church ct
| IL 80 am.
Representative and Mrs. Tom l. johnson
will give dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson will enter
tain company Of young people ct dinner.
wEDNrsDAH
Mrs. Morton Mitchell will give breakfast in
honor Of Mrs. Hartpense.
Miss Mattingly will give tee at 5 o'clock.
Mrs Noble will receive informally after
o'clock
Mrs. and Miss Boyd will give . To- to meet
Miss Honey Of Newport.
The Vice President and Mrs. Morton will give
q reception at o'clock to meet the Vice Presi-
dent-elect and Mira Stevenson.
FRIDAY.
Mrs. Philip Chaplin will give luncheon.
With such host and hostess - Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Lipscomb it goes without saying that
their tea yesterday afternoon to meet Mrs
Francis Adgale Lipscomb of Georgia was .
great success. The attractive young hostess
mover appears to better advantage than in her
crepe, with a Bolero Jacket Of olive velvet.
Mrs.. F. A. Lipscomb wore white crepe and cor
sage knot of violets. Miss Lipscomb and Mrs
Hopkins assisted in doing the honors. and At
| various times there seemed grouped about
| either the host or hostess or enjoying the sub
stsntials and dainties from the well-laden ia
BILE many Of the most delightful people In
| society.
At the marriage Of Miss Caroline Parker and
Lieut.. Kuhn at Epiphany Church on Monday
the ushers will be all army officers. They will be
Lieut.. Holbrook, Lieut.. Parker, Lieut. Duncan,
Lieut.. Lands, Lieut.. Perry and Lieut.. Reber.
Lieut.. Barrett will be best man. All will wear
| their uniforms. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Cox Of New York, maid Of honor; Miss Kuhn,
| the groom's sister; Miss Kelton, Miss Breckin-
ridge, Miss Proctor. Miss Elliott and Miss Mat
tlngly. A small reception, to which only the
| relatives and intimate friends are hidden, will
be given by Mai. and Mrs. Parker afterward at
| their residence at the Soldiers Home. Lieut.
Kuhn will take his bride to West Point, whore
| he il stationed, but they will visit awhile with
her parents after returning from Q short trip.
Mr.. wanamaker's household has had lively
time Of it all the past week. 1t is rare posses
| sion to have q band at your beck and call any
time. The Hungarian band has played nearly
every afternoon and evening for the friends
asked to drop in. Sometimes, like last Tues
day, the occasion developed into . regular ball
when large company was present
Mrs. Carlisle will spend Sunday at Lakewood
with Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland and 10 expected to
return homo on Tuesday. Her daughtsr-in-lsw
and two children are now here and Mr.. Will
| lam Carlisle is expected for the Inauguration.
Mrs. Henry Psrrine Of Buffalo, Mrs. Cleve-
lands mother. will be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Wilson during her stay in Wash
| ington.
Lieut. Littlefeld and two other officers will
| frty friends. They have rented . euite of par
| lors at the Riggs and have sent out handsomely
| engraved cards Of invitation, with . small card
of admission. Their guests will not only have
comfortable surroundings, but . luncheon will
| be served them also.
ter. has made most favorable impression on
| those who have met him so far. He Il q widower
and is accompanied here by his daughter, an
| attractive young miss. whose social debut will
not take place for several years probably. They
are at the Russian legation, which will, 1t ID
thought, be their homo. The prince has &C.
copied q great many invitations already and SO
has had a fair chance to enjoy what interests
his brother diplomatists here.
| Miss Fannie Michelbacher of Richmond il
visiting Mrs. N. Fischer, GIT Q street north
west.
Miss Jennie Oppenheimer Of New York il the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs.. g. Alexander Of At {
street southwest
Miss Kobbe Of Fortress Monroe Il visiting
Mrs. Ordway at the Cochran.
| The next meeting Of the Saturday Nigh
Pleasure Club" will be held at the rssidsnc.
OF Miss Wilson The club 10 composed Of the
| following: The Misses Mamie Fsdsley, Marion
| Morgan, Anna Clarke. Katy Burke, Daisy Fade
\ ley, Caroline Morgan. Hattie Burke, E. Martin
and Wilson, and Messrs. Young, Barker, r
Fsdeley, Cotton. Clark. J. shinn, F. Needhsm
Fsdeley, Glasscock, WIN Burke, r. Drinkard
| WilliamA
Mrs. Rosamond simons Ross, wife Of Prof
Ross, Cornell University, il visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. simons, 1924 Coroorar
| street Mrs. Ross will return March 20.
An enjoyable social was given by Gurley Mis-
sion last evening ct the church on Florida ave-
nue.. The audience room was filed with thu
members Of the church and Sabbath school
The following program was rendered, eaok
number being highly appreciated By the audi
ence: Piano solo, Miss Purdy; recitation, mo
RE-" Miss Jennie May Mickls; vocal solo, Mrs
Vim. Wilson; recitation, Love On . Bicycle.
Clarence McCleiland. After the program VA
finished the audience were invited 70 partake O
refreshments, which were served By the boy
and girls Of the Sabbath school.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cammsck Of Brightwoot
avenue have Mr.. Arthur F. May and his daugh
ter Julia Of Cleveland. Ohio. stopping with thsn
until after the Inauguration.
Miss Kate Barron entertained L'Etoile Cul
J on Monday evening st her residence, 1851 81
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