Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-30

receiving party were Mrs Barwick, Mrs.
Meredith, Mrs. Manseur Mrs. Adams Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. McDermid Mrs CiarAe,
Ars- stockdale, and the Misses Richardson.
assistant Secretary Curtis of the Treas
ury department has taken the house. l140
NJ street ior a term of years. He IS
accompanied by his mother and his two
sisters lie is a bachelor but the fact that
ms initials and those of his mother are the
same and they go into society together
considerably, has given the erroneous in-
preston that Mrs, William r. Curtis is the
vile OF Assistant Secretary William f.
GURUS what complexities the matter still
more is mat there is another gentleman
and wife of the same name and initials i'm
Washington society
Mrs. and the Misses Dapray who re-
served last Wednesday for making calls.
viii De at home tomorrow. for the last time
during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Baar have return
ed from their trip and will be pleased to see
their friends on Thursdays at looS IA street.
Miss Fannie McCabe gave a reception be-
fore her departure for the west. Those
present were Messrs T. r. Hartigan. f.
Parker. Wells. Haynes. johnson, Drew.
Seamore, Wilson, Ferris, DR. and Mrs. r.
T. Held CT Philadelphia, Rev. ]. r.. Moss
and wife OF New York. the Misses Fay. NJ.
Ferris. h. Mcnamara, L. Mccoy, E. More,
c. Holden. b. May and 4. Wells
Mrs. Walter Mclean was at home formal
~ ior tne iast tlnie THIS season on Saturday
AFTERNOON. She was assisted in the pleasant
task Of receiving numerous callers by Mrs
Jarvis, Mrs. Codding, Miss Halves and Miss
Montanye of Towanda, Pa. Miss Fowler,
Miss Sutherland, Mrs. Morgan, Miss Tracy
the Misses wheatley. the Misses Reynolds.
Miss Stellwag and Miss Millward In the
prettily decorated dining room Mrs Louis
Gulich presided at the punch bowl Mrs.
Marshall Robinson served frappe and Miss
Ritcnie poured tea
Mr.. A. A. Jarvis. Mrs. John Codding and
Mr.. Ulysses Mercur, son of the late Chief
Justice Mercur of Pennsylvania are visiting
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter Mclean. 1922 o
street.
Mrs. and Miss stetson of l441 Massachu-
sets avenue will be at home on wednesday
after 5 O'clock
Mrs. H. S. owen will not be at home this
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. T. Sothoron and Miss Sothor,n
will be at home to their frierds on Thurs
day. February 1, from to O'Clock
Ms. ]. C. Sibley and Miss Miller will re-
ceive today and each Tuesday in February
at their home, $50 10th street northwest
Miss NJ. Hoffa, assisted By her niece. Miss
Julia Kahn or San Francisco, will be plsas-
ed to see their friends Thursdays during
February, at their new home. 4s c street
northeast.
There was pleasant gathering at the
residence of Mr. p. II. Christman on Cor
Soadh stTctt last night. the guests being
invited 10 meet Miss Matte Brennerman
OF Philadelphia, who is visiting Mrs Christ
man, her aunt Music, dancing and games
eniivened the hours and a handsome coIIa-
ZION was served Among those who were
present were Misses Westhorpe Sweetmsn
OF Chicago, England of Falls Church. DaW-
son. Nixon. Bowling, Woodward Whitman
of Philadelphia, Matte and Jessie Brenncr-
son of New York. Thomburg Mcwhorber.
thompson. Price. Fowler, Samson Clern-
rack, Posey, Mankin OF Falls Church.
lands, Harry and Howard and Claude
Christman.
Mre de Lazo Arriaga. wife of the Guafe-
mala minister. will hold her third and last
reception this season. Thursday, February
4. at the legation, 1855 street northwest.
from to 5.
Mrs. Harry Franc and her sister. Miss
Cara Leucht, of Newark, ". j.. at home
thursdays. 5l3 sth street northwest
The Curious Club will give a bal masqus
Thursday evening.
At the regular meeting of the Carnelian
Clob. formerly known as the Star Pleasure
Cub. held at the residence of Mr.. Samuel
X. Baulsir, sl6 9TH street southwest Tia
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year; President. Samuel r. Raulsir
reelected. vice president William Fenton:
secretary, Jos. II. Wood; treasurer VIM
w. Mcdonald The members present were:
u Lloyd Mockabee. Frank J. Mcdonald,
n JOS Doyle Harry Baulsir and VIM II
Chapple.
Miss E f. Graham will receive with Mrs
Andrew b. Graham. Wednesday. the s,st
Instant
Mrs. Andrew b. Graham will be at home
to callers tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. T. bearing of l0aS Massachu-
setts avenue. accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Ida Bangs. left Friday for an ex-
tended trip south.
Miss Florrie Deariug of loas Mass.cb,
settS avenue left Monday afternoon for
Front Royal, Va. to be the guest Of her
friend. Miss Yates