Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-20
Miss stillwen of Chicago is the guest of

Gen. Fullerton's family.
Mrs. Chas. Haywood will not be at home
on Monday next.
At the annual meeting of the Science
Club for Women. on Wednesday afternoon,
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Mark w. Harrington; vice pres-
dents, Mrs. George Vasey and Mrs. s. NJ
Hayden; executive committee. Mrs. p r.
fIint and Miss Isabel Lehman; treasurer,
Mrs. John Walker Holcombe; secretary,
Mrs. Edward Goodfellow
Mrs. A. Rosenthal DID, 18th street south
west, is having her mother, Mrs ID. Long,
and her sister, Mrs. JOS. Perlman, visiting
her from Baltimore.
The Rev. DR.. Milburn and his daughter,
Miss Gemley, will be at home on Monday.
"a instant, from 3 to pm.
Inc marriage of Miss Adie Perry Burr,
daughter of Mrs. M. ]. Burr of this city, to
MI: John Cheesman Clark of New York,
Wiii take place next Wednesday evening"
January d. at half-past o'clock, at
Metropolitan NJ, E. Church. After the
church ceremony a reception for relatives
and intimate friends will follow at the
nome OF Mrs Burr: The maid Of honor viii
| be Miss Louise McWilliams of Chicago,
and the bridesmaids Miss Mamie Emery
| and Miss Helen Hurst of this city. Cards
OF admission are required for the church.
Mrs. Charles H. Rabbit, 933 Massachu-
sets avenue. will not be at home Monday,
| the 22d. but on Mondays thereafter, infor-
mally, between 2 and $50.
Mrs. Harmer Reside will not receive
Monday next, but will hold her last recep-
| ton on January -.
| Miss Katrina ", daughter of Commander
Gridley, U. s. NJ. of Erie. Pa, is visiting
the family of her uncle L. E. Gridley at
| 1911 L street northwest.
Mrs. p. v. DeGraw will be at nome on
| Mondays in February.
| Mrs. MARI will be at home, with her sis
ter Miss Thyson. at 40 l street northwest
on Monday.
Mrs. Edward p WEIGH and the Misses
| WEIGH of 1907 N street will pc at home
! Wednesday, January "A, from 10 pm.
| Mrs. Hicks will continue to receive her
friends on Mondays during the season.
| Miss Bessie Poole entertained q few
friends at progressive euchre Tuesday
evening. Prizes were secured by Misses
Lewis and Knight, Messrs. Gage and
Childs.
DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Dickson will be at
712 10th street. and not at the marine bar
racks.
| The marriage of Miss Alice F. I. Holmes
of this city to Mr.. Linwood l.. Holorook Of
| Virginia on June j. last has just been
made public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Hewitt will be at
|
month.
| The headquarters of the Legion of Loyal
Women were crowded last night from an
early hour until long past tn; time an
/. nounced for the closing of their Fri lay
| nights" Old and young thoroughly enjoy
ed the evening. Dancing was kept up after
the musical program was concluded. The
| participants in the latter were Mrs. Engle.
Miss Maud Dexter, the Misses Tabler. Miss
Bessie Tyler. Mr.. and Miss walcott
and Messrs. Tabler and Body, all
under the direction of Mrs. II. A Err
gle: The lemonade bowl Vas presided
/ ing and Miss Eacritt.
| DR.. ]. A. Abrahams of Mobile Ala, Is
| visiting his aunt, Mrs. w. A. Wayne. at
| 1910 Q street.
| The Twilight Tennis Club met last Tues
day evening at the residence of Miss Ham,
biett, 1873 California street northeast. After
| the regular business meeting attractive
program was executed, participated in by
the following: Misses Nasz and Hamblett,
| Mr.. Leonard. Mr. Hoarel, Miss Green and
/ Mr.. Robb. A forensic duel upon the ques-
| ton, Are Great Cities Considered in
Themselves and in their Influence Great
Wiley taking the affirmative and Mr.. Crox-
! ton the negative. The T. T. c. Gazette in
two parts. proved attractive The first part
was read by Mr.. Churchill, and part two by
Miss Farabee. AT the completion of the
program. all present participated. with eyes
closed, In free-hand drawing of a pig.
The highest prizes were won by Miss Wat
son and Mr.. Frech, and the BOBBY by Mrs.
Farabee and Mr.. Davis. Those present
were: Mesdames Farabee and Zeaman, the
Misses Hamblett. Nasz. E. Nasz. Walter.
Green, Nevins, Newton and Farabee:
Messrs. Hill. Churchill. Wiley. Frech, DIN,
Farabee. Croxton. Goodwin. Davis. Leonard
Robb. Hoarel King and Hamblett The
next meeting will be February 9. at Miss
Watson's. 900 18th street southeast
The Earnest Dozen Euchre Club was en-
tertained last evening by Dr. w. w. Baker
and wife at their residence. 916 street
A. Boyce. Mr.. and Mrs Lebring, Mr.. Will
STERLING and Mrs. STERLING, the Misses
Lucia and Camille Hendriok son, Mrs. Den
nett. Mr.. La Bold. Mr.. Goss and Dr. and
Mrs Baker.
Mrs. William F. Pruette Of New York
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs Lloyd F.
keleher of 1850 Sth street northwest.
The japanese legation was hardly large
enough for the throngs in attendance upon
the tea given yesterday afternoon by Mrs,
Tateno in honor of the debut of her young
| niece Miss Goto. The hostess was elegantly
gowned In light brocaded satin and Miss
Goto was in white satin and chiffon and
carried white roses. Little Miss Masu, the
daughter OF the minister in pretty frock
OF white null, was much admired and pet
ted by all the visitors. Minister Tateno and
the young gentlemen of the legation were
busy helpers in extending the Inequalities
Miss Norris and Miss Shields assisted in
entertaining the guests, who found their
way back to the dining room, where an
abundant collation. was served. Among the
guests all the diplomatic and official world
of the capital was fully represented.
Among the members Of the cabinet and
their families present were Mrs Olney
Miss Morton. Secretary Herbert and Mrs
Hoke Smith, Justice Brown. Mrs. Harlan,
Mrs. and Miss Brewer, Mrs. Field Mrs
jackson and Mrs. Shiras the British Am
bassador and Lady Pauncefote the ambas-
sailors of Germany and France Baroness
Fava and most Of the foreign ministers
and their families.
Senators and members of the House and
their families and other persons promi-
nent In official and social life were also
among the number who enjoyed the hos
pitality Of the Japanese legation on this
occasion.
One of the prettiest teas of the season
was given Thursday last from 5 to o'clock
by DIR. and Mrs. James I. Sothoron to an
uounce the debut Of their daughter, Miss
Sothoron. Mrs. SothOrOn received in q
gown Of black silk. Miss Sothoron stood
at her mothers side in gown Of ivory
silk, and carried large bunch of white
roses. She was assisted in receiving by
Miss Atkinson of Philadelphia, In a gown of
cream cloth, trimmed with lace. In the
dining room, where the decorations were in
pink, Mrs. Elmer Sothoron, in black vel
vet, and Mrs. Mark F. Finley in light silk.