Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

be at home to their friends, 1902 . street,
Wednesdays. January - and 81.
Mrs. A. T. Britten and Miss Britten will
not receive on January "a
Mrs. A T. Worthington and Miss Worth
ington will not be at home on Wednesday,
January "a
Miss Shock is in Baltimore visiting Miss
Gertrude Smith of EuIaw place.
luncheon was given in honor Of Ms.
Thomson Swami yesterday on board the
Dale 10y the commanding officer.
A children's party took place on Monday
evening at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
J. n. Taylor. lil2 New Jersey avenue. it
beng the twelfth birthday of their daugh-
ter Nettfe. Among those present were
Misses Maggie Murphy Maggie Diver, Mary
Wedeman Emma Hinkey, onedi Piggott.
Helen Douling, May and Katie Hannah
and Masters John Martain John Murphy
John Benton, jr., Maurice and Eddie Diver
and Tommy Taylor, and Mrs. T. Schwing.
Miss Annie Williams and Miss May Pig
goti assisted Mrs Taylor In entertaining
the little ones.
Mrs. Haywood has out cards for a dance
for young people Friday evening. Febru-
airy ..
Mrs Max weyl and Miss Edna weyl viii
be at home on Wednesdays at 1910 r street.
Mrs. Henry Fitch Blount and the Misses
Blount will be at home Thursdays DUR
ing the remainder of the season at The
Oaks, Georgetown Heights.
Mrs. Geo. w. Smith of Illinois. Miss MILL
ken and Miss johnson OF Maine will be at
home Informally today from to ) at :ns
14th street northwest
Rev. DIR. and Mrs F. ID. Power viii be az
home this evening from TO 10 to the con-
gregation of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church and friends in the lecture room Of
the church.
Miss Mary Anderson of Richmond. Va,
is visiting Mrs. William wheatley. BIZ N
street northwest
Mrs. Olney, wife of the Attorney General,
will not receive tomorrow, because OF sick
ness in the family.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Secretary Smith
will be assisted i'm receiving by Mrs. Thur
Der. Mrs. Gordon. Airs. Reynolds, Kisses
Gordon, Thurber. Jackson. Walte-. Swoi,e,
Young. Speer, Turner, Hull and White side.
Mrs. James b. McCreary will hold her last
reception of this season al the Shors ham
today from 10 $50 O'Clock assisted iy
Miss Pearson of Kentucky and Miss r'aulk-
ner.
A delightful dance was given at Linden
Hall. Nd, Thursday evening last by Messrs
John Hardy and s. o. Smith. both of Whea-
ton. Among those present were Mrs. Frank
Baldwin and daughter. Misses Ivy Brown,
Clara Hardy and Mary Rabbit of washiH.,-
ton; Edna Archibald of Rockville, Eve Bra
dey of Brookville. Laura Spades. Katie and
Francis Baker. lnez, Maud and Daisy Cou-
pard and Clara Lusby of Burnt Mills: Mary
Shaw OF Colesville, Pearl Page Lucy Man
ming and Valera Flack OF Forest Glen:
Edna Hardy, Blanche Weller. Olive Hardy.
Maggie and Katie Barnes. Rose Stubs and
Luly Hunter of Wheaton; Myrtle Rabbit
and Miss Mack of Bethesda, Maggie LaRue
of Linden. Clara Lasenby Of White Oak
Messrs. w. +. Wagner, r. l.. Heley. {. NJ.
Jones. II. V. Bouic. b. L.; r. B. Ninson. r.
c. Jones. Wallace Fields, Thomas HSeys,
Jetson Trail and Teller Archibald of Rock
willie: NJ. b. Smith. J. F. Hardy jr.: Thos.
Hunter Thee. barnes of Wheaton: J. T @
and Geo. Cashell OF Layhin: John Thomp-
son. Harry Belt and f. and S. Bean of Red
land: Geo. Lusby. Eugene and Charles Hop
kins of White Oak; ri. and Il. Clark OF
Sligo, Fred Page. NJ Eccleston. Alfred Raw
and Joseph Glover of Forest Glen: Enoch
Ray Keys of Linden. S. NJ. l.. Mace of Beth
esda, and Ed. Spldt Of Washington.
Mrs. John H. Starin of New York is i'm the
city. the guest Of her brother Maj. Poole Of
the army. Mrs. Starin was a prominent
hostess here during the Hayes adminstra-
ton, when her home in Lafayette square
was the scene of many notable entertain
nSents.
airs. George G. Martin and Mrs Agnes
Martin Brunette. 1s:;3 - street northwest,
will be at home the last Friday i'm January
and the first in February, 10Th and I'd re-
spectively.
Mrs. Philip Hichborn. 1907 y street north
west. will receive Friday, January &c, for
the last time this season.
Mrs. Robert I. Fleming and Miss Nedder
Will oe at noiue iroin d 10 V o CLOCK To-
morrow.
Mrs. George McNeir of Minneapolis
with her sons Masters Burrows and Tom,
are guests of Miss McNeir. 1929 q street
Mrs Robert Callum gave a breakfast
Saturday in honor of Mrs. Clarke Maxwell
of Ecclesfield, England. Covers were laid
for eight. and the decorations were all in
violet.
Mrs James L. Norris has cards out for q
tea on Wednesday. January "a. from 8 TO Z.
Mrs. Dora T. Voorhis OF l42s . street
northwest will not receive on Thursday.
January %. but on the following Thurs
day. February 4.
Mr.. Conrad II. Syme gave a box party
last evening in honor of Miss Faulkner
The others present were Mrs. Faulkner,
Miss Macdonald. Miss Boydie Faulkner.
Mr.. Chas. C. Mathews and Mr.. Charles p.
Faulkner. After the play tie party were
entertained at supper.
A number OF friends OF Miss Nellie Gala
han gathered at her home on Capitol Hin
last evening. the occasion being somexhat
of a surprise to the hostess. but was lust IS
enjoyable. After several selections on the
banjo, guitar and mandolin by Messrs
Jones. Kirby and Miller. the guests were
ushered into the dining room, where a de-
lightful repast was served. The parlors
were tastefully decorated with ported palms
and flowers. After supper dancing was in
dulged in until a late hour. Among those
present were the Misses Alma Smoot, Car
RE Pringle. Annie Pringle LEILA Callahan,
Florence Irwin. May Irwin. Victoria SUBJ
lett and Olive Evans Mrs. Robert Callahan.
Mrs. Smoot and Messrs. Jones, Kirby, NIL
Ter. Thyson, Finney. Callahan. Moran ana
Richardson.