Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

A. Quinn. Miss L. Buchler, Miss X Creahen
MISS u Rlbnetzski. Miss *. Collins Miss
n. sherman. Miss NJ. McAuliffe. Miss A.
S ,1, Miss X McAuliffe. Miss NJ Leahy,
MSS Mss L: Creahen, Mrs and Misses Colony.
Mrs. Fisher.
Miss Mary Lee entertained a number OF
her friends last evening. Among those pres
ent were Messrs. Alex. Garden, John Pyles.
lr-, Harry Ireland, Willie Murphy, Harry
Lee. Willie Littleton. George Johnson, r.
NcMinimon. c. Langly G. Orange, r.
Evans, and Misses Elsie Fowler. ]. r.
Lyon, W. Cooper ]. Awkward. o. Hunt. q.
DAILY. 4. Bartlett. C. Jones. X. Venable
Mary Lee. p. Doyle. Ruth and 8. Venable
A very large company attended the re-
ception end musicale given by Mrs. HI.
Horn, 1913 Corcoran street. on Thursday
last. Among those participating in the pro-
gram were Mrs. Esputa Daily. Miss Claudia
Moore, Mrs. George Stone Mrs. Mahon.
Miss Armes Miss Rosamond Ward. Miss
Robinson and Miss May Bacon.
Mrs. Hort, Miss Daisy Brown, Miss Armes
and Miss Christey amused the guests with
several character readings
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Parker. Col. and Mrs. Ch-istey. Mrs. Mer-
rill Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon. Mrs. Macarthur,
Miss MacCreary, Mrs. Hort, Mrs. Cranda1
Mr. Graham, Mrs. @. HouCh. Mrs DR.
Charles Filler Gen. King. DIR. willis. Col.
and Mrs. Walcott, Mrs. fitzpatrick Mrs
Appleberg, Col. Armes and daughters. Ny
McEttrick. Mrs. Hicks, Mr.. Warner. Mr.
Hooker, Miss - Looney, Miss Lewis Mr..
Gridley, Mrs. Alfred Beach. Miss Robinson.
Mr.. Minetree. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Bruce
Gray, DR.. and Mrs. DAILY. DIR. and Mrs. Ten
Eyck, Miss Brown. MIR. Polkinhorn and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs John seager have taken
rooms at the Engleside 1927 / street
where Mrs Seager will be at home Satur-
days.
A. csA.. A. coho.+ o,s ao..-A...- -,
not be at home on Monday, but the remain
ing Mondays I'm February.
The tea given yesterday by the Misses
bearing of 1908 Massachusetts avenue in
honor OF their guests. Miss Cannon and
Miss Chandlee of Baltimore. Eas a most
charming event.
Miss bearing received in a gown Of white
and yellow brocade. assisted by her sister,
Miss Florence bearing. in white mousseline
de sole, Miss Cannon in ivory satin. Miss
Chandlee in pale blue b-ocade. The ladies
presiding in the tea room were Mrs. DR..
Charles Richardson. Mrs. VIII Thompson
Mrs. Nettleton, Ms. Richards Miss Barron,
Miss Hoffman. Miss Walker Miss Simrns
Miss Coleman. Miss johnson. In the tea
room the center piece was OF la France
roses and maiden hair ferns. The silver
candelabras Were capped with pink shades
and the CONNECTIONS were of the same color
Above the murmur of conversation could be
heard the sweet strains of music, which
added a charm to the attractive scene.
Mrs. Hamilton Gamble of Kansas City is
visiting he daughter. Mrs. A. L. Carroll
$50 18th street northwest
The Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs
Doe have taken UP their residence at leo2
K street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Wilson enter
tained number of their friends DELIGHTFULLY."-
last evening at their handsome residence
on Connecticut avenue Among those pres-
ent were Madame and Miss Vilariell OF
Spain, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Curtis, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cotton. and Miss Claske, Miss Colhoun.
MISS Sulbertson OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio; Nj. ana
Miss Blount. Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Kaue-
mann, Miss Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
kno-r, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S Owen, Nr.
Cramp of Philadelphia, and Miss Kirk
paSick; Mrs. knorr and Mrs. Owen con-
tributed to the pleasure OF the evening Inv
instrumental and vocal music and Mas
Calhoun. Miss Culbertson and Miss yfls--
dell by excellent recitations.