Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-09
in New York last night at the Pat-iarchs

in New York last night at the Pat-iarchs'
ball
Miss Amelia Brown gave a hard time
party at her home Her guests danced in
the kitchen. to the music OF a violin and tin
plate, and the twenty couples who were
present were dressed In the oldest costumes
possible. When the refreshments were
served they consisted of ginger snaps and
an abur dance Of cool refreshing pump wa
ter Brought around in a wooden bucket.
everybody taking all they wanted of IL from
the cocoanut Upper. The Invitations for
this party were written on brown wrapping
paper. Among those present were the Miss
es Matte and Alice Ball, May Beall, Alice
Freeman, Carrie Thomas. and Messrs.
Brainard, Walsh. Flynn, Tayloe, Croker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Mrs. b. r. Howard will not receive to-
morrow. but viii be at home the following
Wednesdays during the season.
Mr.. Clifford Richardson and Mr. T. San
ford Beatty Were in Baltimore last night,
and present at the bachelors cotillion
Mrs. George A. Myers OF No. ! Grant
place will be at home tomorrow from to T.
Mrs. and the Misses Dapray, whose day
has been Wednesday, will not be at home to-
morrow, but will receive their friends on
lively.
MRS. oiney has gone to Boston on account
OF Illness in her daughters family ana can
not therefore receive tomorrow Wednesday.
afternoon.
Inc Secretary OF the Navy and his daugh-
ters, Miss Herbert ana Mrs Micou, were
entertained on board the Dale YESTERDAY az
luncheon by Commander Houston. The otn-
ers present were the commandment of the
navy yard and Mrs. Howell Mrs. POLK
Buell. Mrs. Webb. Miss buchanan Houston
or New York ana Paymaster LittIeneId
A pleasant euchre party was given last
evening by Miss Salhe Swayze in honor OF
her friend, Miss clute Of New York Those
present We're Mesdames Taylor. johnson
ana Swayze. Misses Halves. Eckles WILL
Jams. Cary. Clute, Hayes, Weismann and
Swayze, Messrs. Halves. Taylor, Shields.
Shaw. Beatty, Clark Keech Dumont Wal
ker Eckles and Messrs. Swayze
Representative and Mrs. John NJ. Viewer
are located at the Arlington for the winter.
MIS- Viewer will take no part in the social
gaieties OF the season owing to bereave-
ment in her family. but will be happy TO
see her friends informally
Mrs ]. T. Varnell assisted by her daugh
tiers Mrs. William J. Zeh and Miss Zeh,
VIII be at home, 160l 18th street ncrth-
west. the remaining Wednesdays during
the season.
Miss Annie M. Sterner of Allentown. Pa,
Is visiting the family Of Mr.. Albert Smith,
Of 1l25 9Th street northeast
Mrs. Charles ID. walcott has been called
away from the city by the sudden death OF
her grandmother. Mrs. NJ. b. Holmes.
Mrs. w. Ross Browne win not be at home
on Wednesday Of this week.
The pound party at the residence of Mr..
Eckloff, 12i1 II street northeast on the
evening of the Sths instant was a pleasing
entertainment. Among the guests were:
Miss Emma Burgess, Miss Alice Gardner.
Robert Allen, George Eckloff. Harry Pad
don. George Harding and Mark Smith.
A pleasant birthday party was given to
Miss Fannie RosenthaL at her residence,
1224 18th street northwest Among those
present were: Miss Sadie Walsky Miss
Daisy Cohen, Miss Carrie Wiegel. Miss
Mabel Maley. Miss Helen enheimer
Misses Addie and Amelia Moser MIR. J.
Norris. Mr.. f. T. Lynch. Mr.. ]. Maley, Mr..
II. Blondheimer. Mr.. G. Goldberg Mr.. J.
Greenburg. Mr.. l.. Moser and Master Chas.
RosenthaL
Mrs. ]. F. Stephenson of New Philadel-
phia, Ohio. left for her home last night,
after a three weeks stay with her aunt
Mrs. III. b. Sperry. 32l Delaware avenue
northeast.
Miss Todd OF 1913 goth street left WASH
ington last month to spend the winter in
Florida with her brother. Lieut. Todd Of
the third artillery.
Mrs. w. Robert Truxtoa Of i142 street
northwest will be at home to her friends
on Tuesdays
Miss Andrews. daughter OF Bishop An
drews of New York. is visiting Mrs Senator
Teller. and will be with her Thursday af-
ternoon.