Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Last Nights Dinner at the Guatemalan
Legation.
Music by the Carlisle Boys and Girls
Personal Notes of Gen.
era1 Interest.

Covarrubias. Mr.. and Mrs Mattingly, Mr..
and Mrs. Huff. Miss May Belle Stewart,
Miss Gray, Miss Bigelow, Mr.. de Week
erlin Mr.. de TaVera and Mr. PeraIta
The concert given last night by the choir
and band of the Carlisle Indian Training
School was great success. Metzerott Hall
was well filled and in the audience We're
many of social and official prominence. The
fine-looking young boys forming the band. in
their neat, trim uniforms made a pleasing
group on one side of the stage, while the
girls. In their dark blue dresses and MANY
or them wearing knots of flowers tucked in
their belts, We're just as attractive, If not
little more so, on the other half of the
PLATFORM Before the music began, Elmer
Simon, a Chippewa lad with a voice as
deep as well, came to the front and spoke
with gratitude of what the government was
doing for his race, which had repealed all
attempts at civilization. AS they had
adopted the dress, the speech the occupa-
tons and had their savage natures charm
ed py the music that was sweet TO the
ears OF the white man, so they hoped in
time to Danish the unreasonable preiudices
against his race. When the Indian had
full citizenship and had REORGANIZATION in
the halls of Congress, who knows that he
might not also in time get the best place
in the gift of the people at the other end
OF the avenue. And then the audience did
smile. Bandmaster Wheelock covered him.
self and his band with glory. The selec-
tons were good and the boys played well
Inc girls singing was greatly applauded
The well-trained, fresh young voices were
heard to advantage in old songs and trios
that everybody IN the audience was
familiar with twenty years ago. The Fro
gram was as follows: Gloria, from Twelfth
Mass, choir and band: bass solo. "TAc
Pilot" Elmer Simon: overture, "Caliph OF
Bagdad,' band; trio, Morning Invitation"
Julia Doris, Resale Doctor and linnie
thompson: minuet. band; chorus. Joy,
JOY Freedom Today" choir; Our Vic
torious Banner" choir and band; solo,
Julia Doris: selection from "Tannhauser .
band; contralto solo, Ben Bolt" Linnie
thompson; Historical Recollections of the
var pand; chorus, March Of the Men Of
Harlech," choir; Hail Columbia"
The Misses n. Long. X. Quigley, H..
Long, b: Quigley. NJ. Sullivan, K. Long.
X. Murphy. Messrs w. Sullivan L. Mock
bee X. L. Morton, A. ]. Raub, T. Whealen-
A. L. McGuiggGn, B. 5. Simmons, j. Muir
p t,ib,.n L, Quisiey. {. Long made up a party
"hicn spent Sunday at Chevy Chase
A treat was enjoyed by those nrasan.
at the musicale at Mrs. c. N. Clarke's ON
saturday evening. The musical selections
were by Prof. and Mrs. Lent and NICs
bsrtha Lincoln Mrs. Spoford read a pa
per on Epigrams, both interesting and
amusing, and Mr.. Heaton's sketch of his
unique experience in the halls of the AL
nambra during thunder storm was warm
ly received.
The Starlight Pleasure Club was enter
famed at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nililam richardson. ll2I G street north
east on Friday last. Dancing and games
were the emusements of the evening, after
winch repast was served. Among those
present were the Misses Rose Teeple, En-
ma Boyce Irene Beedle, Carrie Boyce An
ME Nails, Rose Walls, Mabel Lewis. Mary
heck, Mrs. L. Lewis, Lottie Richardson.
Lille Alwine Estelie Stubs. Jessie Rich
ardson, Minnie Richardson Daisy A;yine
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O'Hare L. Il. Lewis. w. A Quinn. W. n
Balderston, Lee Manders J. w Suter
Frank Richardson, w. Balderston, ~. o.
Gingel, Harry Honn, Arthur Richardson
II. Manders. The next meeting will be
held at the residence of Miss Rose Teeple
llS2 Florida avenue northeast, April Is.
AT the Annapolis hop on Saturday night
there were quite a number from Washing
ton. Among them were Ms blanchard an 4
daughter, Miss Steadman, Mia Upshaw.
Mrs. Peter Heiskell, Miss Mabel Stewart
Miss Keats Rodgers, Mrs. Harry Dodge
and daughters, Miss Hopkins. Mrs. Rae and
Miss Emory, sister of Mrs. Edgar. This
hop was the last of a series, and one of the
most delightful.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Allen Of Georgetown,
D. c., entertained a number of friends in
formally last evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Doten, Mr. and Mrs.
William Preston, Miss Voigt, Miss Ross,
Miss Mccarthy, Miss Hartigan and Miss
Reeves. Mr.. Beall, Fir. Langley, Mr.. Barnes,
Mr.. Mccarthy ana Mr.. Elliot
The Dolce-far-Niente Club will close their
season with a dancing reception at the
Rifles Hall tomorrUw evening
Dr. and Mrs James X. p. Gleeson have is
sued invitations for the marriage reception
of their daughter Isabel Mercedes and MIR.
Thomas Christian Beury OF West Virginia
on Wednesday evening, April %. at $50
o'clock. The ceremony, at o'clock, VIII be
private, only relatives and few intimate
friends of the contracting parties being
present
A pink luncheon was given on Saturday
last by DR.. and Mrs. George II. La Tetra
in honor of their guest, Mrs. Mcclellan
Brown of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Annie r.
Rise a teacher in ;he Lucy Webb Hayes
Bible College OF this city. Covers were laid
for eighteen, and among the guests were
Mrs Mary E. Griffith. Mrs. Mary l.. Ben
nett Mrs. Rush r. Shipper, Mrs. Emma F.
Shelton, Mrs. Jane Spofard, Mrs. anna
French Taggart, Mrs. Maria NJ. Doan, Mrs.
George W. Wilson, Mrs. Helen a. Daily
and Mrs. Adelaide A Jones. Responses
were made to the following sentiments. pro
posed by Mrs. La Fetra: "A Cup O. Kind
ness" Mrs. NJ. Mcclellan Brown; Purity
In the Home, God in Government" Mrs.
Annie E. Rice: THE Woman's Christian
Temperance Union" Mrs. Mary F. Griffith;
Our Husbands. Sons and Daughters" Mrs.
Mary L. Bennett: The Principle of Love-"
Mrs. Jane spoffard.
NJ. and Mrs NJ E. Pagan gave a dane
Ing party at nOUe, bOMlS, on
Monday last. A collation. was served at
midnight, after which dancing continued
Until gray streaks appeared in the sky.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
George NJ. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. T C
Pagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Pinck-
ney Janney and Miss Lena Bradford of
Maryland, and the Misses Boggs, Dodson
Pagan, Hobson, Richardson, Kerr, jan
ney, Miss Major of Baltimore, and Messrs
Horn, Nordhaus, lie Bald, Belknap Jen-
nings, Mulliken. Pitcher Belts Weakley
Keough, Ha-desty, Bell, Seitz and James
Hooe.
Mrs. Florence Solger 504 NJ street north
west will not be at home tomorrow. but
will be Wednesdays hereafter during the
season.
The annual celebration Of Shakespeare
birthday by the Shakespeare Club will take
place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. w
d. Cabell on the 2lst instant The most
interesting feature of the program will un-
doubtedly be the rendition of King Lear by
Mr.. John Tweedale.
Mrs. Cleveland received yesterday after
noon a company of ladies, who were intro
duced by Mrs. G. w. Wilson, wife of Rem
resentauve Wilson. In the party were Miss
Mary Wilson, Mrs. X. +. Doan, Mrs. Leigh
Chalmers, Mrs Morreu, Mrs S ID. ia
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