Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-14

was breakfast given by Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Wheatley to their guest Gen. Fitz-
huSh Lee Those present were DR.. n. S.
Lincoln, DR.. Morris Murray, Col. Guy Hen
ry, Or. Frank Loring and Mr.. Leroy II.
Shields
Miss Connally will return to Washington
for Easter. She will visit Mrs. Curry, 1886
NJ street.
A surprise party was given to Miss Addle
Sullivan at her home, 1910 IL street south
west, last evening"
Among those present We're Misses TIL
lie Bell, Lille Brown, Laura White, Nell
lie Downey, Mary La Copiton, Sarah Mack.
Della Hook, Alice Ferguson, and Messrs,
Bradley, Brewing. Smithson, Jacobs, Sui
Ivan. Sheckels, La Copitan, Fey, Morris,
Fensinger and Martin Long
Mrs. Joseph W. Graham NEE Ode Smith
and daughter Luella, who have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas T. Smith
of Capitol Hill, left Monday for her home
in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. William II. Barnes of lie Drojt
Park will not be at home tomorrow. but
VIII on the remaining Thursdays in March
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Johnson, No. lOll s
street northwest, entertained at dinner on
Monday evening Maj. II. A. Myers Capt
and Mrs. w. II. Myers and daughter Leta,
MISS Blanche Myers, Miss Ollie Love, Mr.
and Mrs. Watson karr and son, Fulton
karr.
AT the tea to be given tomorrow after
noon at the Mclean house, corner of Yer
mont avenue and II street, for the benefit
of the Childrens Hospital Miss Faulkner
ana Miss Rose Macdonald will be in charge
OF the tea room, assisted by the Misses Cay
Goto, Morton. Rochester, Norton, Caffrey
Fowler, Proctor, Mccormick, Lippitt and
Wood. Mrs. Sutherland Will pour the tea:
Miss Hamiin and Miss Berry will preside
at the cake and ice cream table; Miss
trA q in doc
by the Misses Deering Wilcox and Bavne.
Miss Cabell will have charge of the candy
with Miss Hamlin; Miss Daisy German and
Miss Faulknerthe flower booth: Miss White
and Miss Lochett, the lemonade bowls and
Miss Reed and Miss Brewer, the stationery
table
The reading of Uncut Leaves on Fri
day under the patronage of Mrs. Carlisle
Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Brewer
Miss Herbert, Mrs. Washburn Mrs Scho-
Held, Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. CGbell prom
lseS to be a most brilliant occasion. the pro-
gram including Madame Japauschek's read
Ing of paper on THE Stage" Mrs Ruth
McEnery Stewards and Col. Richard Nal
&C I'm Johnston's reading from their short
stories and Robert Louis Steyenson's nm
published sketch, My First Book" which
with several of Tennysons unpublished
poems, will be read by Mr.. Nelson Wheat
craft.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Cohen have gone to New
York to attend the wedding of their son
Jacob to Miss Ida SiegeL The ceremony
takes place this evening at the home of the
bride. Rev. l.. Stern of this city will o.
ficiate.
Mrs. Westinghouse gave dinner of
twenty covers last night, followed by a
Pattl party and a supper later at the Ar
linGtoa, at which Patti was the guest of
honor. Among the company were Senator
and Mrs. Carey, Senator and Mrs. Dolph
and Senator and Mrs. Gibson.
The invitations for the charity auction"
which will be held on Friday. from 70 G
O'Clock, at the residence Of Mrs. Ff0uke
2Ol3 Massachusetts avenue. have been dis
tributei. Mr.. y. 3. Hay will be the arc-
toneer of the event. and the articles that
will 90 to the highest bid der are unpub-
lished Mss. by Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur
nett ana studies in oil and water colors by
the very best of the local artists. The pa
tronesses are Mrs. Bissell. Mrs. Brica Mrs
Frances HndSson Burnett. Mrs. Ffoul5e
Mrs. C. c. Glover, Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
Mrs George Westinghouse, jr., Miss Loring
Mrs. J. W. PiilinS, Miss Alice Riggs Miss
Sue White and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. The
cards of invita- ton are to be presented at
the door,
The Vice President and Mrs Stevenson
who have been down 1T Asheville for the
past week. will start for home tomorrow
SIR. and Mrs. Whittemore will give an
other dinner party tonight.
Miss Annie Mae Brown has spent the
winter in California, where she is still with
friends.