Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-24

tastes Of NJ. Patenotre The ambassador
Is handsome man. OF unaffected manners.
ana OF remarkable versatility. He is not
only thorough linguist, but a connoisseur
IN art. His bent in this connection lies
more particularly in the direction of ORR
entail Objects in which his collection is
Fare and large There are draperies OF
Shlnese embroideries and other superb
SPECIMENS OF oriental needlewcrk; pancl-
lrSs OF oriental subjects; Moorish muskets
and other implements OF offeuse and
defense from the sultan: Chinese and In
dlan articles Of vertu; Persian panels, in
iald cabinets, antique cloisonne. repousse
orass' water eoiors, by Clairin; silken drap-
cries and tapestries. A portrait of II.
Patenotre. painted I'm Fez bv his friend,
Anne Morot is the chef a. ouvre of in
terest Ii represents the handsome sub
yect IN semi-diplomatic uniform, gracefully
posed IN the center OF Moorish salon in
the legislation OF the Moorish capital
MISS Mamie Noonan, formerly of this
CITY daughter Of the late Lieut. Noonan,
ana widely known in musical circles. came
On from Newark, y. j.. which is now her
meme, TO attend the funeral OF her nephew,
the late w. j. OConnen and will return
10 the latter city in few days.
MIS- James l.. Barbour and the Misses
baroour sailed on the Majestic on Wednes-
Gay last Tor Europe, and viii remain abroad
until the autumn. Mrs Irwin went 10 New
York TO see her mother and sisters Of
Miss Rosa Davis of Culpeper Court House
VIII spend the Easter holidays i'm this city.
Master VIII Kent, son Of Rev Or and
Mrs. Kent, was rendered a phantom marty
last Tuesday night by twenty Young friends
IN honor of his fifteenth birthday The
Dfthcay CAKE OF hfteen layers was cut by
Hiss GeneVieVe Woodward, and then PAR
taken or in the midst Of great nerrinent
by The guests. Those present were Misses
beulah ana Violet Reeves. Cromwell. Net
calf, Boss, Woodward, Tindau Messrs.
" arren.
Miss E. s. Cottingham. daughter OF the
late Capt. Cottingham. formerly of WASH
ington. nov Of Albany, n. Y, is on a visit
TO Mrs. Il. ID. Ryan OF lie Droit Park
The members and friends Of Twelfth
Street NJ. Z. Church gathered at the resi-
dence of \. E. Webb, 1l0l Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, last night and thence
proceeded to the residence of their new
pastor, Rev. J. NJ slarrow. IlI2 f street
southeast. and rendered the family a geuu-
lie surprise, and left behind as a souvenir
OF their visit quantities Of nice presents Of
many kinds.
Miss Todd of No. 1919 both street has re-
turned after an absence Of three months in
Florida and Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. walcott have
cards out for a tea from 4 TO on Friday.
March 80. 10 meet Mrs. Van Dusen OF New
York.
The E. s. Assembly will resume their
dances March 81. and continue until further
notice.
Miss Allene Stokes Of Richmond Va. is
spendlhg the Easter holidays with her
cousin, Miss Mary Marshall Of Georgetown
Mrs. Hin and daughter. Daisy OF 1,loon,-
ngton' Ill, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. p NJ
INNS AT 2ol + street northwest.
Alss Mary Buckner OF Virginia and Miss
Jessie Swan of Connecticut are the s,,asts
u mrs Clay Goodloe at loO1 I'd Stree.
nalorama Heights.
L.
Mr. ). ochs has Just returned from a trim
~ lWaukee, where his betrothal to Miss
formally announced ~
MSS hthei Demar Ross. the little dausb-s
yer yer Oh capt Geo. w. Ross Of ls2s 3otb stree,
mas mas gone to Philadelphia for the Fssta-
NJ ana sin VIII visit her uncle and aunt.
-Hr' ana Mrs. Oliver p. Boiler
Mrs. j. W. Ackerson has issua5 ,n,.,,.-
lions for reception on Friday. sotb in
staut from TO 10 pm, at the residsnc. -,
street northwest va Nh
Miss Hattie Cohn OF New York is the
guest OF Mrs: A. Behrend 4l2 II street
on Mondays. S
The ladies OF Peirce Guild have issued in
Vitations for a luncheon and bazaar TO he
gwen at willard Hall next Tuesday and
Wednesday from IL 10 3 o'clock. Two meet
IL SIS Were held the past Week Al the 80
dences Of Mrs. II. y. Noble and Mrs lrn
A SWope, respectively, and the arranre-
ments perfected for what bids fair To- be a
successful entertainment The different
tables for the luncheon, fancy work u,,per
arueles, aprons. candy. etc will be in
charge OF ladies well known socially and In
charitable enterprises. The work Of Peirce
Guild Is devoted TO the Founding Hospital
tne name being in honor of Josiah PIERCE
the founder of that Institution Last sum-
mer through the efforts Of the guild the
c en-. We're taken TO the country during
me nol weather. the use OF house in Rock
Creek Park being kindly given by the Conn
mlssloners. The change proving beneficial
10 the babies. as their condition this winter
has shown, the ladies hope to raise sufficient
Iuhds Tor ike outing the coming summer
The southern charity ball will be given
on Wednesday evening. March Is at Ma
tional Rifles ArmOry Han. Mir. Magnus s
thompson has been chosen floor manager
Mr.. Hugh Waddell is the chairman of the
recepuon committee and among his aids
are Gen. Heth, Gen. Wright, Gen. Arm
strong Gen. Shelby Capt Drew, Col Black
We'll, Mr.. Leigh Robinson, Mai Hunter.
MAJ Biscoe, Maj. Conrad and Maj. McDon-
aid. All the ladies interested are either
members Of the Southern Relief Society or
southland residents of Washington.
Lieut.. Atwen and Miss Huyck, whose
marriage will take place on the l1th Of
April will sail for Europe on the 18th OF
that month.
Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Otto Gresham
are NisitihS the4r parents, secretary ana
Mrs. Gresham. at the Arlington.
The National Rifles have issued invita-
Il ms for full dress reception and bali
for Thursday evening, March %. IL is 10
be a regular Easter hall and the decora-
tons OF the music hall will be very ef-
fectfve in design and elaborate and artistic
I'm arrangement The predominant color
will be yellow while maiden hair fern.
smilax. ported plants and flowers will
materially assist in making up the decora-
tons.
The Carnation Club will give dance at
the Rifles Amory Tuesday evening, March
%. The master Of ceremonies will be Fd-
gard A. Nelson; chairman Of floor COM
mittee, Bert l. SaNton, and the assistants,
F. Walter Brandenburg, tr., Samuel z.
Herbert, Fred. Nogt, JanDaro r. Power
and p. Francis Sutor; chairman OF recap-
ton committee Walter Scott; assistants
/. p. Saxton. Frank Z. Ghiselh, Joseph
II. Godfrey. Richard 8 BUTLER. Geo. r. Nc
Glue and Edward L. Sutor.