Evening star., 1894-03-27

| success is already assured. Since the first
announcement was made. Mrs. Hale at
whose house it will be given on Tuesday,
April 3, at O'Clock. is in almost hourly re-
ceipt of applications for tickets. as are the
other ladies known to be interested. The
tickets are, necessarily, limited to the COM
1ortable seating capacity Of the Hale house.
Mrs. Bissell, all her intimate friends
krow, has a charmingly ympathetic voice
Mrs. Sicard, who will play several numbers.
Will also accompany Mrs. BisseI and Mr..
Chauncey Olcott. Mrs. Sicard, who, before
her marriage like Mrs Bissell had the
best of instruction in Europe has kept up
her music faithfully since. Mr.. Olcott has
donated his services, so that there are, ,prac c
tcally, no expenses whatever incurred by
the concert, and every dollar will go to the
IIrthering Of the good work at the Home
| for Incurables.
Mrs. Cullen and the Misses Cullen have
invitations out for a 5 o'clock tea on Sat
! urday, March 81.
Mrs. J. Fairfield Carpenter will give a
! tea, to g. on Thursday
me guests at the Hotel Varnum enjoyed
dance last night, to which they invited
their friends. The ball room was artisticaf-
~ decorated with rahns and flags. At Il
clock refreshments We're served, after
winch dancing was resumed and continued
until late hour. Among those present
were senator and Mrs. George Representa-
tive and Mrs. Cox. Mrs Roberts, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Kyle Mrs Niles Miss
Mes, Repres entatire and Mrs Capehart,
MISS Capehart, Representative and Mrs.
tive and Mrs. Hines, Representative and
Mrs. Jones, Col and Mrs c. H. Roberts
Commissioner Ross, DR. and Mrs. Chamber
In, Representative and Mrs. Paynter, Miss
ROSS, Miss Georgette Ross Miss Howard,
Capt Dodd, Mr.. Howard, Mr. Lee Ross
MI Davis, Mr.. Browning. Miss Enioe, Mr..
Enloe, Mr.. Chamberlin, Miss Carver, Mr.
ana Mrs. Corning, the Misses Turpin, Mr..
| a4r
stone, Mr.. Stark and MIR. Lockwood
Mrs. Wtlmerding will be here tomorrow
ana spend week as the guest of Mrs.
Slater. Mrs. Brice will give dinner in
her honor the latter part Of the week.
| Mrs. Pauline McRae Du Bose entertained
party of school girls yesterday at her res
fdehce. t325 NJ street, Miss Blanchard,
| Miss Enloe. Miss Hermann and Miss Lane
were among those present.
There was pleasan. time spent last
| night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Geo
! WilGing, No 1913 II street northeast. the
OCCASION of a party given by the Silver Leaf
Pleasure Club. Dancing commenced at
O'Clock and continued until IL when an in
PERMISSION was taken for supper. Among
| those present were the Misses NJ. Kelley, j
| Martin. c. Perkins, E. Boyce " Sacrey,
r. Bolan, F. Bolan, A. Keck, X Huyseman,
X. Hurley. ]. WildiIg, E, Wilding, G.
Kraft. l.. Long, ID. Long. NJ. Bothalmay,
n. Shane and X. Ashumbach, Messrs f.
McClain, F. McClain. Banks, Ward, Kelley
L. Manders, H. Manders, Krause, Krusen,
Rease. Morris, H. Goddard. ]. Goddard. r.
! Goddard, Gray. McGivern, Mahany, All
man, Martin, Carew, Bauman, Van Horn,
Glavin. Gill, Smith, r. Brown, G.. Brown
and w. Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran,
Mr.. and Mrs. BreEiZer, Mr.. and Mrs
Kelley, Mrs. Manders, Kraft and Johnson
Miss Minnie Matthews, daughter of State
Attorney JAS F. Matthews OF Maryland, is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Neale
Mrs. Luther r. Smith, 1915 street, has
gone to Princeton, n. J., to attend the fu-
neral Of a near relative. She will be absen,
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E 8. Wescott and the
Misses Wescott entertained a company last
night at a musicale and reception in honor
of Miss Collins of Sidney, Ohio. Among
the guests We're Misses Beaston Morgan,
Maryland; Helena Smith, Minnie Brown OF
Baltimore, Bessie Steele NJ. Hartsock, B.
Crockett, E. Hanger. L. Collins. n. Mac
N. Moffett, J. Doughiass G. Doughlass, N
Ross, A. Concklin, F.. Liebschutz, Mrs
Walton, Messrs. Brennan, Holbrook. Christ
ram, Luckett. Appleby. King. Smith, Lin
Alexander. Leech. Houghton. Graham
Hodge, Ball, Concklin, Waggaman, De-
maine, Norris, Kappeler, L. Z. Barringer,
Johnson.
Mrs. Ewalt Richman Hates Of Pleasant
vile. n J., is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
ladies will be pleased to see their friends
tomorrow after / o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. Newmyer will discontinue her
Wednesdays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bauer have issued invita-
tons for the marriage of their daughter
Emma, to Mr.. John Gaegler, tr., Tuesday
April g. at $50 o'clock a. m, at st. Mary
Church.
The Carnation Club will give a ball to-
night at the Rifles Armory, in honor OF
their third anniversary.
Mrs. Peter Hogan Of Falls Church. Va
accompanied by her daughter Miss Carrie
left for San Jose. Cal, today to visit her
daughter. Mrs. L. F. Sanderson.
Mrs. John Smythe Fogg Of Boston, sister
of Mrs. Patterson, is at 1447 Massachusetts
avenue.
Mrs. Matteson and daughters and Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Matteson, have taken a
house for the summer on GEORGETOWN
Heights. 1919 L street, and expect to take
possession the 1st of April