Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-13
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Winding Up the Gay Season-Personai
Notes of Interest.

Winding Up the Gay se.son-Personai
Notes Of Interest.
Mrs. Beriah wilkins will give rece ption to-
morrow from to to meet Mrs. Potter
Palmer and Mrs. Trsutmann.
Mrs. Logan will give dinner party tomor-
row night in honor OF Mrs Potter Palmer
Mrs. Michael Herbert, wife Of the first secre-
tary OF the British legation, gave a tea on Sat-
urday, when she assisted by the Misses
Pauncefote, Miss Cameron and Mrs. Alan
tombstone. The guests consisted mainly of
the members of the diplomatic families.
The coming marriage of Miss May Mcclellan
to Mr.. Paul Desprez, counselor Of the French
legation, is of special interest because the
after their marriage Mr.. Desprez 10 in Paris
on a short leave of absence.
A bag tea will be given at the Elsmere to-
morrow from to 8.
Mrs. George E. Emmons will not receive on
Tuesday. the 14th. but will be at home on all
subsequent Tuesdays.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Clarkson
Thompson, daughter Of ex-Gov. Hugh S.
Thompson, formerly of South Carolina and
now of New York, aud Mr.. James Greer Zachry
will take place tomorrow at st. Thomas Church,
New York CITY, Tho reception, later, will be at
the home of the brides parents, No. "a East
SD street. Mr.. James Greer Zschry and his
bride will sail on Saturday for Europe.
Mrs. Danl s. Lamont gave q large afternoon
reception on Saturday at her residence in New
York city, and will give another on Saturday
next
Senator and Mrs Stanford arrived this morn
ing from California. Both are in good health,
but little tired after their overland journey.
Miss Lulu Ransdell gave dancing party Sat
urday evening at her residence, 1925 18th
street. Among theose present were Mr.. Harry
Leonard and sister, Mr.. Conner and sister, MIR.
and Mrs. Walter Fogarty, Mrs. Fisher Of In
diana, Miss Wood Of Boston, Miss Otis, Miss
Agnes Renshaw, Miss Margaret Kelly, Miss
Nellie Smith, Miss Cora Ransdell, Miss Collins,
Dr. Robt. F. Sillers, Mr.. Frank Swiggsrd, Mr..
Hugh Kelly, Mr.. T. J. Proctor, Mr.. Chas. Ell
bert of New York and others.
pleasant company of Iowa people were en-
tertaned by Mrs. Nettie Sanford Chaplin ut the
Crosby on Thursday evening last.
Mrs. James Henry of Vermont avenue gave a
dinner party on Saturday last.
Mrs. Benz. Miller, jr., of 3036 P street north
west will receive on Tuesday afternoon, Febru
airy IA.
Mrs. Albert C. Hopkins of 11I6 Vermont ave-
nue. will not receive tomorrow, as she will take
that day for making visits.
Mrs. VIM. f. Hoffman gave delightful tea
Saturday afternoon. Those assisting Mrs.
Hoffman we're her sister, Mrs. J. T. Talbot Of
Boston, Mrs. Frank Stewart Osborn, Mrs. Chas.
A. Stakely, Mrs. r. H. Martin, Miss Castleman
and Mrs Chas. W. Needham who presided
over the tea table, Mis-. Chas. E. Gibbs, Miss
Nellie Shute, Misses Gibbs Young. Emery, CHS
bee, Weakly, Green and Beach of Chicago.
Mrs. ]. X. Stickney of 1.-THE Concord is
spending the winter in Thoinasville, Ga, and
will not return until May.
Maj. and Mrs Richard C. Parker have sent
out invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Caroline to Lieut.. Joseph Ernst Kuhn at
the Church of the Epiphany at IL O'Clock Feb
ruary q. A reception will follow at their resi-
dence at the Soldiers Home. Lieut.. Kuhn will
take his bride to West Point.
Mrs. J. F. Batchelder CT l712 Q street gives a
tea Tuesday from to 7. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Senator Gallinger OF New Hampshire.
Mrs. Col. Conard. Miss Farley, Miss Storm and
Miss Platt
The Misses Wheeler. 174s street, will be at
home tomorrow. Tuesday. Miss Crilly and Miss
Baird of Philadelphia and Misses Dulaney,
Holt, Clark, sprigg, Myer and Scott will be
with them.
Mrs. Joseph Homiston Crawford will not be
at home tomorrow.
dance, which was highly enjoyed by the
participants, was given Friday evening last
at Metzerott 8 Han by the following young ladies:
Misses Blount, Gross. Lowe, Mcbride, Oyster,
Lille, Phillips, Goddard, Stetson, Parsons,
Reese, Parks. Quackenbush. Dillon, Mccullough.
Stidham, Robinson Bayiey, Shook, McGiil,
Saxtou, Moore, Moran. Mamie Lightfoot. Me,z-
croft Bessie Blount Miss Williams Of Ken
lucky, Miss Williams of Scranton, Pa. Mrs. Mar
tie, Mrs. Onlahan. Mrs. Geo. Keys French, Mrs.
Goddard, Mrs. Lightfoot, Mrs. Jouy. Mrs.
Renaud. The success of the dance due to
the combined efforts of Miss Jouy and the
Misses LIghtfoot. Among the gentlemen pres
ent were Messrs. Hough. Shaw, Tolliver, Brown,
Stitham, Phillips, Chaplain. TaliaferIo, NAL
lam. Delano. Goddard, Parks, Fairbanks, Ken
nedy, Latinier, Tucker, Brinkenstein. Royce.
Grenawalt, Brandon. Geo. Parks. GILLETTE,
Day. Storms. Beedle, Eckles, Mahoney. Bright.
Howenstein. Reese. Metzerotte, Quackenbush,
DIR. Chase, DIR. Harlan. Moses. Miller, Joyce,
Schwickarti, Geo. X. French, PETE.
Mrs. Col Walcott's last formal reception on
Saturday lasted from until Ii O'Clock Mrs.
Walcott received in black lace and Jet and the
Misses Walcott in white muslin. In the even
ing they held their musicale. At 1890 refresh
ments were served.
The officers and the children's hops at Wash
ington barracks discontinued during the
Lenten season. Ii recommended after Lent
admission to the hall will be by card only
Mrs. Oates at home to a large invited
company yesterday after clock.
The sixth meeting of the Myrtle Euchre
Club was held Saturday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Hyler, 403 VI
street northeast. The usual number OF games
were played and then refreshments were served
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Pace Mr.
and Mrs. Sheehy, Mr.. and Mrs. Darby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyler. Mr.. and Mrs. Mathers, Mr. and
Mrs. White. Misses Wills, Davies, Brennan,
Sharp, Messrs. David, Polk, Darby, Brennan,
Shott.
Miss Katie v. Darby, 1913 VI street northeast,
left Saturday for Camden, Ark, whittier she
goes TO visit relatives and friends and to attend
bridesmaid the marriage of her cousin, Miss
Belle Brummeth, which event will occur the
latter part of February. She will be gone