Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-02


Toddie NJ. Leahy, Lizzie Dillon, Helen
Brady, Nell and Loudie Pollock, May H.
wright, Messrs j. Freddae. John Brady,
Fred Bergerman. Charles Roberts, viii
Wright. Paul Conrad, Martin Howard and
Carl Anderson.
Mrs. Brice has invited company for a
musicale this afternoon at 4.
MRS. James c. Yelling has sent out cards
OF invitation to tea for ladies to be given
on the 9th instant in honor OF the Council
OF the Colonial Danes of America, appoint
ed 70 meet in Washington during the early
part of this week
Mr.. william d. Cabell invites the MEM
pers of the District Association of Alumni
OF the University of Virginia to meet at his
n 'e,, friday evening, April Is, at $40
Thomas Jeffersons birthday and to discuss
the interests of the association.
Prof. +. Roth Of the forestry commission
gave an address on the Economic Bear
ings of Forestry before a section of the
Science Club at the residence of DIR. T. M
Talbot on Friday evening. Miss Alice Ball
Miss Maud Kerruish, Miss Mary Fitch
Miss Lucy Fitch, ladies from Cleveland,
Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Talbot on street
Senator and Mrs. Morrill, have cards out
for a reception Saturday evening, April IA,
from to IL. That date marks the eighty
fourth birthday of the venerable Senator
from Vermont and has for many years past
been the occasion of a delightful gathering
at his home here. For the last two years,
owing to various reasons, the birthday
party has been omitted, but the resumption
of the hospitality will be received with
pleasure by all his friends
At a luncheon given on Saturday by Miss
Bessie Stewart Fox. granddaughter of
Senator Stewart. at her home on Vermont
avenue, the decorations were in red, the
centerpiece being Of tulips Each guest re-
ceived as favor cluster OF pansies and
smilax. Those present were Miss Maude
Afox, Cv1tt IIot .
tie Parker. Miss Louise Randolph. Mr..
Harry Hooker, Mr.. William F. Hubbard
and Messrs. Jackson and Wolcott Of Bos-
ton.
Miss Daisy oldroyd has visiting her Miss
Effle Sanders Of Springfield, who is on lit
tie holiday from college. Miss Oldroyd's
friends gave them a surprise party last
Wednesday. Mr.. John Hulse and Miss
Sanders won the first prizes in the donkey
game and Mr. John Riordan and MISS
Mamie Farquhar the BOBBY prizes. Among
those present were Misses Oldroyd, Sanders.
Fenton, Katie Phillips. S. Johnson, A. ana
NJ. Farauhar. X. Ellis. Messrs; Huise. Guy
Nicely, H. Saxton, NJ Sabin, w. Carly j.
Riordan and Mr.. Molby.
The Mrs. farley wax works show, Tor the
benefit of St Johns Orphan Asylum, at
Metzerott Music Hall Saturday night uhqer
the direction of Mrs. Mckeever, Mrs.
Emery and Mrs Harriet Lane 1ohhson'
was a great success.
Miss Selden McCobb personated Mrs Jar
ley and in the historical chamber showed
Columbus represented by Mr.. Howe Tot
ten; Queen Elizabeth and Sir Walter Ra-
leigh. by Miss Rogers and Mr.. Frank An
drews; Charles the first by Lieut.. w. L.
Rogers; Nine. Roland. by Miss Horstman;
Maid Of Athens, by Miss Ruggies; LORD
Byron, by Mr.. James H. Hayden; Napoleon
and Josephine, by Mr.. Lewis Hosmer and
Miss Rochester; Lady Jane Grey, by Miss
De Peyster; Marquis OF Lorne and Princess
Louise, by Mr.. William Earle and Miss Nc
Mar Scots.
Miss Cammack.
In the miscellaneous chamber: Cowboy,
Marshall Provost; Ophelia, Miss Alene VIII
cox; Indian and Puritan maiden, Lieut.. A.
w. Perry and Miss Steele; Nydia, the blind
girl, Miss Laura Jackson; the jugsler, Mr..
Preston Gibson; one Of the light brigade,
Mr.. J. William Henry; the prima donna,
Miss Rundlet; old dancing lady, Miss Rent
Leeds Kerr; Portia, Miss Wainright: presi-
dent of a Browning society. Mr.. Louis
Earle. and Brunhilda, Miss Belknap.
In the classical chamber contained the
| judgment of Paris. by Mr. Albert G.
and Miss Frances Cox: Achilles. Mr.. S. Dali
| zell; Ajax defying the lightning. Mr.. r. j.
milford; Cornelia and her friend, Miss
Emery and Miss Margaret Cox, and Hector
and Andromache, Mr.. Morton Ramsey and
Miss Gray.
At the quodlibet lunch Of the ladies of
the Homeopathic Dispensary, held at the
| residence of Mrs. w. B. Moses on Friday
last, the attendance was unusually large.
The lunch was literally pat-onized and to
add to the attractions three Of the Juvenile
cast of "Pinafore' sang. Miss Marie Howe,
Master Lee Cox and Master Barber Garrett
The children did excellently. and were
loudly applauded for their efforts. Miss
Bertha Lincoln also sang.
Mr.. John w. Foster and wife were on
Saturday, February "a. at Singapore, India,
where they were the guests of the Sultan
of Johore at dinner. They were handsome
ly entertained during the few days they
stayed In Singapore, as at every other
point in their travels. After leaving India,
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster went to China and
Japan. where they now are, and are ex-
pected home inside of couple Of months.
The marriage of Miss Katie NJ Nolte to
Mr.. John NJ. Mauser will take place on
Wednesday evening, April 4, at St Mary's
Church at 8 o'clock by Rev. Father Glaab
Mrs P. H. Adams Of 341 1 street south
west has returned, after an extended visit
through Virginia and eastern North Caro-
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival R. Irving of New
York city are stopping at Willard'r while
making visit to Washington and renewing
old acquaintances. Mrs. Irving NEE Keeler)
will be remembered as a niece of Mrs
Louise Olcott Of Corcoran street.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Stein of Pueblo