Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-01

legation: the Misses Joyce, Mr.. Clinton Fur
Miss Morgan. DR.. and Mrs. Rodriguez, Mr..
Arthur w. Ferguson, Mr.. Martinez of the
Chilean claims commission. Mr.. John X.
Hill, Mrs H. Fl. Mills, Miss Mary F. Foster,
Mr.. John c. Redman, Judge Samuel c.
Mills. Mrs. Burch. Mrs Ridout, the Misses
Dunn, Miss Garcia, Mrs s. E. Jackson, Mr..
Herbert Jackson. NJ. and Mrs. H. A. Null
Ian, Miss Rose Phillips. Mr.. Topham, Mr..
Murray. Mr.. John T. Suter, jr.: Mrs. Fisher.
Miss Marie Fisher, Mr.. w. Spencer Arm
strong. Mrs. Rider, Miss Hannah Rider and
Mr.. Edward P. Hannah,
The Junior Bachelors gave a dance last
night. The club has been lately organized.
and this was their first dance Among
those present Were Misses Cook, Wall, Gill
lam, Dorsey, E. Mueden, Dyer, Lewis.
Fadelev, Ketcham, Kate ONeal. Vaughn.
Davis. Thorn, Fletcher Rose ONeal. Julia
Edwards, Wassenbach, Emily Edwards.
Stutz, and Messrs. Thorn. Green, Fadeley.'
Ergood Block. Royce, Smith, Quinte:, Jos.
Clements. Divers. Perry Johnson. John
Braitmeyer. Armstrong. Johansen. Hopkins.
Otto 81 aitmeyer and Blackwood.
Mr. and Mrs Robert L. Clear celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary of their marriage
at their home in Hyattsville, Nd, last
evening, and the house was thronged with
their many friends until long past midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clear were married in George
town, d. c., January 81, 1SG4, and have
been constant residents of this city until
their temporary removal to Hyattsville dur
ing the past summer and their popularity
was we'll attested by the large gathering
at their home last evening. An elegant
collation. was served on a table decorated
in heliotrope, presided over by Mrs. Thos.
l.. Clear, Misses Edith and Mamie Geib,
Miss E. Baukhages. Miss Carrie Stage
and Misses Mamie and Jessie Clear. Mr..
and Mrs. Clear received number OF hand
which a
full set of pearl-handled cutlery the gift
of MIR. Clears fellow clerks in the prop
erty division of the surgeon generals office.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs:
d. G. Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. Selah, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. Hursey, Mr. and Mrs. James
II. Clear, MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Speare, Mr..
Speare, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Bradley, Mr..
John Bradley, Mr.. J. ]. Beardsley, Mr.
Fowler Mr.. Conley, Mr.. Bessling, Mr. john
ston. Mr.. Lund, Mr.. Storch, Mr.. and Miss
and Mrs. T. L. Clear and Miss A. Clear Of
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Geib,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Paterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson, Misses Mamie and Edith Geib.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baukhages, DR.. and Mrs.
Hall, Mr.. Wallace Paterson and Mr.. Geo.
Markward Of Hyattsvile, and Mr.. and
Mrs o. Baker Of Highland. During the
evening Mr.. Fowler and Mr.. Conley render
ed q mirth-provoking parody on Two Lit
tie Maids in Blue
friends Tuesday night at her home 2os 9th
street southeast. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Edmonston, Mrs. Cole
man, the Misses Gertie Coleman, Emma
Jordan, Matte Cole. Belle Ingram, Mabel
Miller. Alice Poole, Nettie Richie, Nora
Mcknight. Minnie Cook. Mamie Llufrio.
Clara Miller, Annette Miller. Messrs. How
ard Griffith. Clarence Tappan, Fred. Du-
vail. John Sweeney, Geo. Mccartney, Ed
ward Fletcher, Gus Balderson. John Hulse,
Harry Miller. John Poole. Chas. Simms
and VIII Tappan.
Mrs. VIM r. Morrison, Mrs. A. NJ Dock
cry, Mrs A. ]. Hopkins Mrs. John Tars-
ney and Mrs r. A. Childs will hold their
last formal reception at Wizards tomorrow.
The friends of Mrs. Weston Flint will be
glad to learn that she is able to be out
again, after being confined to her rooms by
severe illness since last October.
The Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew and the
Daughters of the King of the Church Of
the Ascension have issued invitations to all
of the chapters of both organizations in
the city for a reception Thursday. February
l, in the Sunday school room of the church.
Mrs. Edgar Allan Of 1901 18th street
northwest, assisted by Mrs. Cudworth of
Milwaukee and the Misses Allan, will hold
her last reception tomorrow.
There was a gathering of little folks on
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben F. Williams, 9l3 4th street
northeast, in honor of their little son Geor-
gle celebrating his second birthday. Among
those present were Phil. Fred, Blaine and
Logan Strictly. Ninette Strictly, Bertha and
Dottie Hamann. Dave Linthicum, Grace,
Russell and Charley Saunders, Hattie. Anna
and Eddie Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. w.
Strictly, and Mrs. Cooper Master George
received a number of gifts.
Mrs David s. Barry will be at home to-
morrow.
Ms nj Mas xx,;Il ~
at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Perry Heath, 1223 18th street, will
receive tomorrow afternoon from to q
O'Clock for the last time during the season,
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Conway of
Louisville.
The lady managers of the Eastern Dis
pensary, assisted by the board OF directors.
will give reception and japanese tea on
Friday, February 2, from to 10 pm. to
celebrate the opening of their new dispen-
sary building, 21I Delaware avenue north
east. Over fifty prominent ladies of the
city are interested in promoting this chart
table institution. which is supported almost
entirely by private contributions.
Mrs. Joshua Bishop of 1928 New Hamp-
shire avenue will not receive tomorrow. but
will be at home the following Friday.
Mrs and the Misses German will not re-
ceive today
Mrs. Allison Nailor jr., will receive to-
day for the last time this sea3on.
Mrs c. Ulrich Kennedy of jefferson place
will be at home Saturday for the last time
this season.
Mrs. and Miss Baggett have gone to Fort
Monroe for a month and from there will go
to New Orleans.
Mrs osborne Mckay Of Roxbury, Mass,
is visiting her parents. Chief Engineer and
Mrs Baker. 1879 18th street northwest.
Miss Dena Grasse has returned after a
visit at the Highlands Maryland
Mrs. Harrison Dinsman and Miss Ding
man will not be at home tomorrow, but
Mrs J. Fl. Cavanlugh and Miss Caval-
augh will hold their last reception toner
row from to o'clock.
Miss Emma Woodway of St. Clairsville
Ohio, is the guest of Miss Emma K. Rice
534 Goth street northwest.
The French ambassador will give dinner
on Saturday, February 10.
Col. and Mrs. Seth Barton French will
give a dinner on Thursday, February s,
and on the same evening will give the first
or three Thursday evening receptions tor
this month.
Mrs. James c. Pilling gave a breakfast
today at her home, 1343 18th street. in
honor of her aunt. Mrs. Guy r. Peton Of
New York. Her guests were Mrs. Doluh
Mrs. Alexander, Mis-. II. Z. Davis, Mrs.
Scott, Mrs. 3aville, MRS. I. L. Clarke, Mrs
church, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Macarthur, Mrs
Mallory, Mrs. Leiber Mrs Tateno Mrs
McCammon, Mrs. Greedy Mrs. Cabell Mrs