Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-12
T HE SOCIAL WORLD
Mild Lenten Designations for the Fashion
able World
Dinners. LuncheOns, Breakfasts, &C.
Personal Notes Of In.
terest.

dent, the Mexican minister and Mrs. Ro-
NERD, the minister from Nicaragua and
Mrs. Guzman, Mrs. Bessie Stewart, Miss
Stewart, Mrs. Bugher. Mrs. Audenreid Mrs
Draper, Mr.. Grip Mr. LeGhait Mr.. Javera
and Mr.. Benjamin Constant Of Paris, who
is a guest Of the embassy, were entertained.
Mrs. Dolph will not receive today. but
will be at home on Mondays during Lent
after o'clock.
Mrs. Brice has invited a large company
for this afternoon at 4 o'clock to a musi-
Gale.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Casey ana
Rev. Clarence BIZ pham will take place on
March u, at the Church of st. Michaers
and All Angels. Bishop Paret VIII officiate.
Miss May Belle Stewart has returned from
a short visit With friends in Richmond.
A box party was given to the cast of the
Juvenile "Pinafore" at the Academy Of
Music Saturday afternoon by Miss Marie
Howe. who was the Josephine OF the re-
cent performance The children filed two
boxes. and greatly enjoyed the tricks OF
Magician Kellar. Their happiness was
married. however, by the fact that the little
girl at whose invitation they came was at
home sick in bed with the grip. The chill
dren We're looked after by Miss Howe. Miss
Sarah Willard Howe, Mrs. Dingman and
Mrs. H. l.. West
some dinner Saturday night at his city resi-
dence. No. 1908 Vermont avenue, to Mr..
Crosby S. Noyes. M. Beriah wilkins. Judge
McComas. Mr.. H. w. Fuller senator Glib
son, Mr.. Geo. Z. Hamilton, Representatives
Compton, Rayner, Rusk and Talbot and
Mr.. Beale R. Howard.
masquerade Surprise party was given
Mrs. George Gerhauser Saturday evening
at her residence on Capitol Hill. The hostess
varied the usual run of parlor games with
.lSsa In
the best of spirits during the entire even
ing A repast was served. after which the
party disbanded Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Gerhauser, the Misses
Flora and Geannette Mcdonald. Misses
Rena and BERTHE Lipphardt Miss Edna
Mills Mr.. VIM. Murphy, Capt Mills. George
Mcdonald, VIM. King. H. Linny. Capt.
Boyle, Judge Richardson, DR.. Smith, Miss
Belle Burns and Mr. w. A. Fraser.
| The Misses Sallie and Minnie Good, daugh-
tiers of Capt. Geo. S. Good. who have been
spending the winter In this city with the
family of Mr.. Jas. Kerr. clerk Of the House.
left for their Pennsylvania home today.
Mrs. John Oothout of New York Is visit
ing Mrs. w. P. Asten, 145l w street north
west, for few weeks.
Miss Wyatt of West Virginia is visiting
Mrs. Lipscomb at Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. NJ. Clark will not be at home to-
morrow evening on account of absence in
New York.
Mrs. Albert c. Hopkins of 1116 Vermont
avenue will not receive on Tuesday of this
week, but will on the following Tuesday.
Miss Maybele Donohoe OF lis 18th street
northeast gave delightful tea last even
ing to her many little friends.
Miss Lille warfield was given a surprise
party Thursday evening last Those pres
en-; were the Misses Mae Dorm, Edna
Anderson. Eva Malley. Blanch Ford. May
Gilbert, Nettie Pugh. Lille Anderson.
lork rhor lob
Ebert, Messrs. John Ryan, Maurice Cook.
Ed Bayne. Franklin Fisher, John Clark
Chas. Boyce, Walter Charlton, Virgil
Fookes. VIM. Bowlton, Wallace warron,
Martin Ebert and DR.. F. H. Miner.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Mamie Chism at 1912 9Th street south
west by her many friends on Friday even
ing. Among those present were Miss Mary
Wiegmann. Emma Robbins, Belle Linn
brich, Becky Solomon. Emma Hopkins May
Johnson, Carrie Fincham and Messrs. E.
T. Mayhem. It. c. Robbins. Orvflle Ballard.
Thos. McWilliams and others. The usual
games were played. refreshments served
and at nearly midnight the guests returned
to their homes.
Mr. and Mrs s. H. King. 3O4I NJ street,
celebrated yesterday their baby daughters
birthday.
Miss Bond of Elizabeth. n j., and Miss
Stuart of Virginia are staying with Mrs.
Thos. w. Buckley at THE Naples" Wood
ley idHc
Mrs. VIM. s. Gorges and Miss Annie Sell
bold of Baltimore are guests of Mrs. L. p
Seibold of 1880 F street northwest.
Capt. w. w. Sheed and wife of 1893 Q
street gave a luncheon last Thursday in
honor Of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
+. Schenck of Highlands, Neversink county.
n. J. The company was large. including
Mrs Emma Scott, Philadelphia: Mr. WIN.
+. Johnston and son, Anacostia, ID. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Burr and daughter.
Mr.. August Weight and Miss Emma Sheed.
Miss Boydie Faulkner. who is visiting at
her home in Martinsburg, w. Va. will
return to Washington the latter part of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. u. Rollings have
returned to the city and will be at home
to their friends on Thursdays.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. 7. S. HaInlin, 1906
Connecticut avenue. viii be at home on
the afternoon of Monday, but not in the
evenings during the continuance of the
Moody meetings.
Mrs Edison. 1905 Q street. and her sister,
Mrs. Crawford, will be at home Wednesday.
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