Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-31

and Mrs. Anna NJ. Carpenter Of Provi-
dence. r. l.. are visiting Mrs. Chas T. Ell
bridge, 1917 33d street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Covington of 1410
N street. accompanied by Mr. Thos Cow
ington of st. Paul. Mimi. spent Saturday
Colt of Boyd's Station. Mr.. Covington is
on a pleasure trip east and expects to be
absent about two weeks.
St. Joseph's Hall. 5th and H streets. was
packed last evening with the parishioners
of st. Mary's Catholic Church. The Ladies'
Sodality of that church gave q fancy drill.
which was well executed and enthusiastic
cally received. The fancy costumes worn
Annie Wenig had charge of the drill Sup
per was served to those present after the
drama, and dancing followed. Rev. Father
Glaab was among those present, and was
the satisfactory manner in which every
thing was conducted. The proceeds will be
devoted toward defraying the expenses in
CURED In painting &C., in st. Mary's
Church.
The Toxic Club entertained it's many
friends Friday evening at the residence Of
Miss Mary Thatcher, 20S d street north
west 1t being the first Of series OF at
homes"
Mrs. Bate, wife of Senator Bate, enter
tanned a large company yesterday at the
Ebbitt at to Z tea. She was assisted by
Mrs Phelan Of Tennessee. Mrs. Patterson OF
Tennessee Mrs. Price of Louisiana, Mrs.
Clark Of Alabama, Mrs. Gen. White OF Cal
ifornia, Mrs. Maj. Goodloe: Mrs: Goids1oro
and Misses Patterson. Carney Ehioe' 1or-
dan, Looney and Lewis.
A reception was held Monday evening at
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Mudd. 34S I street southwest. IN honor OF
their little sons sixth birthday. There were
throng of acauaintances of the family. Lit
tie Lester received a number OF presents,
and entertained his little friends IN very
pleasant manner. The supper table was
laden with fruits and refreshments. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Sheetz.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Albright, Mr.. and MRS
c. NJ. Pine. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Raber. Mr..
Shoemaker and niece, Miss Mosier, Mrs. NJ.
Jones and daughter, Mrs. Hall and chill
dren, Miss s. Phelps, Mrs. Gerard and son.
the Misses Estelle and Ethel Gerard, Misses
Pauline and Hattie Flemims, and Miss An
ME Dean.
Mrs. c. NJ Pepper will receive on Thurs
day for the last time at 1887 r street.
Mrs. Lena Louise Kleppisch has returned
to New York city.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. H. Dickson are at home
at 10 18th street northwest. Mrs. Dickson
will receive on Saturdays in February.
Mrs. Pettigrew will not receive tomorrow.
A party of some seventy-five people, with
| the limits as to diversity OF age most nper-
ally drawn, gathered at an early hour last
evening to assist Master Harry Jones, the
bright twelve-year-old son OF MIR. Edwin r..
Jones. celebrate his birthday. Music, songs,
games OF oil sorts preceded a bonnteous
supper. Among the young friends present
were: The Misses A. and +. Jones. Il. Speir,
Desio. Alden. NJ. kipp; Masters +. and r..
Jones, j. b. Freund, J. Davis, N. +. Seav-
ers. +. kipp, j. Williamson, II. Morgan,
w: Diehl. F. Sunny. +. Wilson and }. Alden.
yuynr NJ
MIR. ard Mrs. Desio. MIR. and Mrs. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs Galway, Mr., Mrs. and Miss
Hurley, MIR. and Mrs. F. Freund Mr. Mrs.
and Miss Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs. G. and l..
Seavers, Mr.. and Mrs. Speir, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickey, Miss King and Mrs. Alden
Mrs. E. l.. Kinney will give a dinner Sat
| urday evening.
Mrs. Cullom will rot be at home to.
morrow
The congressional ladies OF the Normandie
| held their last formal reception yesterday
afteri oon. The parlors and refreshment
room were beautifully decorated with
smilax and cut flowers. The receiving
party consisted of Miss Cannon Mrs and
Miss Enioe. Mrs. Aldrich. Mrs Payne, Mrs.
Lane. Mrs Henderson. Mrs. and Miss Hun
MRS. Wheeler. Mrs; Moore. Mrs. Reynolds
and Mrs. Frost Miss Enloe was assisted
by Miss Gay and Miss Whitesides.
Mrs. de Lazo Arriaga, wife of the Guate-
malan minister. will be at home for the las,
time this season at the legation, IT1 v
street northwest. Thursday afternoon. Feb
| ruary 1, from 3 to 5.
Last night all the members and some
friends of the family of Mrs Heine on
br1ghtwood avenue, assembled at her pleas
ant home to wish her many returns OF her
birthday. A fne supper was partaken of
by the guests, among whom were Mrs
Mary Heine. Mrs. Miller. Mr. and Mrs.
p: Heine. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Heine. Dr. and
Mrs. Maus, DIR. and Mrs. Adams Mr.. and
Mrs. Riggles, Misses l.. Heitmuller and X.
Henning. Mr.. Julius Albers. Mr.. H. Albers
and Mr.. c. Rupprecht A feature of the
evening was a very successful nash-light
photosrap' taken Of the family by Miss
Mamie Heine.
Miss Wyville has issued invitations for
q young ladies' luncheon for Monday, Feb
| ruary 5.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Carey. wife of Senator
Carey, will hold her last reception tomor-
row at the Arlington.
On account Of absence from the city, Mrs.
James Mcmillan of Vermont avenue will
not receive February and 8.