Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-06
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Mr.. Elverson's Suburban Home to Be
Opened Next Week.
NO Large Entertainments Just Now,
nut There Are Plenty of Pleas
ant Little Anafrs

Mr.. de Guerviile gave a lecture Yesterday
afternoon at the Shoreham before an au-
olence OF ladies, among whom We're Mrs
cleveland, Mrs. Bissell and others p-omi-
nent In social and official life. His subject
was Anne d'Autriche. Duchess of Chey-
reuse.
Mrs. Erving Winslow OF Boston began a
series of readings yesterday, her subject
being the Elizabethan drama-Beaumont
and Fletcher. 1t was given at the residence
of the Misses Davis and the drawing room
was filled by an appreciative audience Of
ladies'
Mr.. and Mrs. Elverson and their daupb-
ter, Miss Elverson, who is to marry NJ.
Patenotre, the French ambassador Will
come on next week and spend a short time
at their suburban home, above Georgetown
Heights. The marriage is set for Easter
tuesday, March %, and will be soIemnized
at the home Of the brides parents i'm Phila-
delphia.
one OF the most enjoyable bus parties of
.ne season TOOK place on Friday night last
az the residence of Mrs. Rodman al Good
nope Dancing was the feature of the even
ing supper was served at midnight ana
AFTER having delightful time the party re-
tuTneo 10 washington in the early hours.
among those present were Mr.. ana Mrs
Rodman, Mr. and Mrs. Byers the Misses
Henry. Keene and Spence of BaItimora
Misses q. Thompson. NJ. McAiiyer. n
Lackey' N Lucas. Carrie and Mamie An
crews, and Messrs. w. Norris j. Ingalls,
j.: Whyte NJ. Quinn, A. Belts w. Pierre
w. Graham, w. Hinkel, L. Andrews II
Shaw and King.
Mr.. and Mrs. IRVINE Denison York. 90,
o street, have cards out for TUESDAYS in
March. i'i
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Bouton of DIR nth
day Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Hooker and chill
dren and Mrs. Sessions of Fredonia n v
sister of Mrs. Hooker
Mrs. George 7. Morrow, jr., is in the CITY
on short visit, and will be at home with
her mother. Mrs. c. b. Smith, Tharsda y.
at Grant place.
Mr.. Walker Fearn, former United States
mirister to Greece, accompanied bv Mrs
earn, VIII sail for Europe on the iotb ~
thls month, and will go to Cairo. Mr.
feaTh having been appointed a member
or the international tribunal Their SON
ln-iaw. MIR. Seth Barton French OF New
York, and Mrs. French will go abroad new
summer and will join the Fearns in Egypt,
Mrs. X. Harris, IL Grant place, will not
BE- at home tomorrow.
Miss Sara Braumschweiger Of Oil City.
"a, Is visiting her cousin. Mrs S. W.
AuSehstein of No. 112 9Th street where
she VIII be pleased TO meet her friends
Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. La
mont. Mrs. Bissell, Mrs Marshall MacDon-
aid Mrs. Faulkner. Mrs. Hampden Zane
Mrs. Joseph c. Breckenridge and Mrs. Tom
l.. Johnson are patronesses OF a tea that
VIII be given on Thursday March IL. az
the Mclean house, corner of Vermont ave-
nue. and II street, for the Children's Hos
pltal The young ladies who are inter-
esteu IN getting up the tea are Miss
Faulkner Miss Macdonald, Miss Breckin-
ridge. Miss Berry, Miss Fowler, Miss Ham,
I'm; MISS German. Miss Gay, Miss Nina
Cabell. Miss Erlelie White and Miss Reed
Mr. g. w. Cissel gave q box party on
Saturday evening. Those present were
Mrs. s Sewall Cissel Misses Adah CisseI
OF Maryland. Josephine WEIGH, Matte
Crcpley, Messrs. G. W. Cissel s. s Cissel
Chiffon Cropley. +. NJ. Cissel
MIS-. John Cammack of Brightwood ave-
nue. will be home on Monday afternoons
instead of Tuesday for the remainder of
this season.