The Washington times., 1894-12-16

Haydn. Arranged for the .quintette by
Thomas Ryan.
The guests included all the members of the
Cabinet. the diplomatic corps. and the lead
ing members OF the resident society.
The German Dramatic Club will give
Christmas entertainment in Willard Hall on
December 81. TableauX and pantomine
performance will form the programme for the
evening. The object of this entertainment is
to make the numerous members of the club
| acquainted with one another and to enjoy
the dancing, performance, and refreshments
in the old German, social way. committee
has been in charge of the entertainment and
little doubt remains as 10 the success of the
same.
Friday evening a number of friends gath
cred at the residence OF the Misses Lii lie and
! Edna Baier 10 play progressive eucher. The
prizes were won by Mrs. f. Schultz and Mr..
H. Dunkhorst. Among those present were
the Misses l.. and K. Dunkhorst p. Stelzle,
S. and C. Eber, L. and c. Rempp, A Will. .ge,
L. and L. Baier, Mrs. Schultz, Messrs L.
Willige, j. Crowley. II. Dunkhorst, F. Hohoff.
j. Koons. I. Schultz. L. Stolpp, J. Berberich,
q. Johnson. and L. Stelzle.
Judge and Mrs H. B. Moulton entertained
the Potomac Literary Club ON Tuesday eve
/ ming last. at 1924 Ninth street northwest.
/ DR.. D. S. Lamb the president presided over
/ tte meeting and the exercises were of very
interesting character, opening with piano
! solo by Miss Sadie Mason, after which there
was brief session for business and the cleo
/ ton OF new members, followed by a
! piano solo. Faust" by Mrs. Robert Barr,
! Char.e5 Davies, Esq, the essayst
! OF the evening was then introduced
/ and presented a very entertaining sketch
Of the life and public services of Patrick
| Henry, introducing many items Of the history
of colonial and revolutionary times and hold
ing the attention of the club for more than an
hour with paper of intense and thrilling in
terest. Mr.. John I. Ellis, of Baltimore, de-
scendant of Patrick Henry, was present by
invitation and expressed himself as greatly
| pleased and hoped the essay might be printed.
After a short recess for social conversation
the exercises were further continued, as fol-
lows:
Piano duet, overture to "Poet and Peasant"
Misses Josephine and Julie Won Entrees: local
solo, "Creole Love Song" Miss Eva Whitford;
recitation, Leah. Miss Lizzie ]. Magic; song
Lullaby Miss Mary B. Lothrop; recitation,
"The Debating Society" Frank b. Lord: vio-
lin solo, Beethoven March," by Weiss, Miss
Jeanette Westcott; recitation, selection from
Josiah Aliens Wife, Mrs. NJ. A. Naylor: piano
solo, Mrs. Robert Barr; tenor solo, "Phylis Is
My Only Joy," Prof. T. Williams Pearman;
] recitation, by the Southern elocutionist, Prof.
Gilbert Walden, and piano solo. Miss Sadie
Mason.
Among those present were noticed Mr..
John L. Ellis, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
0rville Johnson, Miss Ella NJ. Johnson, Miss
NJ. Matte Stickell. DR.. and Mrs. D. s. Lamb,
DIR. Horace Coleman, Edward A. Playter. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Irving Rich, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. K. Hall. Miss L. Louise Dodge, Mr.. Mat
thew o. Winfrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Boyce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davies, Mrs. w. n.
Thomas and Miss Thomas, Plainford, Conn.
Hon. Dominic I. Murphy, E. ]. Pullman,
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Test, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Thompson. Hon. and Mrs. R. w.
Fenwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel p Morgan,
Mr.. John Pool, William Hutchinson, DIR. and
Mrs. W. H. Daw, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.
Mecker, Mrs. H. II. Clapp, Mrs. Helen T.
Thomas, Mrs. J. Colfax Arnold, Little Falls,
n. Y; Capt. H. J. Playter, William d. Searle,
DR. L. r. Klemm, Miss Lulu Facius, Miss
Blanche Ruechert, Dr.. and Mrs. J. N. De
Hart, Mrs. Lula E. Barnes. District Attorney
A. A. Birney and ladies, Henry o. Hallock,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Hendrickson, Miss Camille
Hendrickson, Mrs. M. A. Naylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Watson, Mrs. n. N. Mccullough,
Miss Easton, Mr.. Towle, Geo. G. Gwynne,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Cotton. Miss Della Tune,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. II. Tower, Mrs. DR.. w.
w. Baker, Col. D. Gray Purman and ladies,
Mr.. J. K. Miller, Mrs.. G. von Entrees and
daughter, Mrs. Fred bennett, Mrs. Daggett
Miss Josephine and Julie Won Entrees. Dun
can C. Haywood, Miss Lizzie j. Magic. Mrs
Westcott. Miss Jeannette..Westcott. Mrs. Maria
6tierlin, Will c. Stierlin, Mr. and Mrs. Rober