Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-06

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bons, Mr.. Lindsey. Mr.. Peyton Legare. MIR.
Curtis, Mr. Chamberlain. Mr.. Morrill,, Mr..
Wood, Mr.. Wallace. Mr.. McKenney Mr.
Totten. Mr.. Andrews, Mr.. Halstead Mr..
Boeufve, Mr.. Shields Mr.. Biddle, Mr. Lieber
and Baron Won Flotow.
pleasant surprise party was given Mr..
John l.. Bunch at his residence last night.
The following were present: The Misses
Nellie. Lilly and Charlie Housers, Blanch
and Hattie Stewart, Martha Elgin, Char
lotte Whitten, Reta and Matte Gilbert
Annie Ebert, Mary Bowersox, Lilly Biddle-
comb, Marion Harper Julia Car and Hester
r. Bunch, Messrs. H. B. Johnson, James
Whitten. G. Elgin. Riley Elgin, George
Bowersox, r. A. Beasley, Howard Stewart,
James Brooks, John Wheeler, John l.
Bunch and Masters Gussie and Willie
Creecy. ..r.
Mrs w. L. Moulton Of Georgetown, gave
Mrs. Baird Of Wilmington, Del. Among
those present were Mrs. Owens, and the
Misses Thomas Cook. Berry and Cropley.
Mrs. f. H. Tillottson of Kansas City, No.,
who has been visiting friends in this city
for the past three months, departed for her
western home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hicks will be at home on Mondays,
Informally, at her residence, 1OO1 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast.
The Home Social Club held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening at the residence
Of Miss Clara Nelson, 500 o street north
west The new officers were installed. Miss
Clara Nelson, the secretary of the club, was
presented with a handkerchief case. The
company was entertained during the even
ing with piano solo by Miss Minnie Brewer,
a vocal solo by Mr.. Jno. A. Roeder. and an
instrumental duet by the Misses Nelson.
The next meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ]. ii. A. Fowler, s12 Sth
street northeast, Tuesday evening, February
Mrs. Clifton r. Breckenridge will not be
at home on Monday, the Sth.
Mr.. c. ]. Faulkner-Peirce and Mrs. s.
Pendleton Faulkner-Peirce have moved
from 1l26 Connecticut avenue to 1922 10th
street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Scott announce the
coming marriage of their daughter Estelle
to Mr.. Geo. Rollings, to take place on the
3lst of January at st. Paurs Episcopal
Church.
Miss McCabe gave delightful tea Thurs
day in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Parscen OF
New York. Those present were the Misses
X. Mcnamara. Holden, Mcknew, French.
Fay, Ferrise and McCabe, and Messrs.
Hartigan, Cannon, Fay, Professor Haynes.
W ellis, fayneS ana f1elQ.
Dr. Charles Williamson of Panama, Mrs.
Williamson, Miss Williamson and the
Misses Wysham are the guests OF Mrs.
North. Mt. Pleasant.
The residence of Gen. l. C. Abbott. Wa
verify Place. Garrett Park, Nd. was the
scene Of a brilliant gathering last We'd
resday evening" the occasion being an en-
tertainment by the Ladies' Social Club for
the gentlemen of the Park. Supper was
served, after which there was a very spirit
ed game of progressive euchre, followed by
music and dancing.
The date fixed for this years annual char
ity ball. fo- the benefit of the Children's
Hospital. is Tuesday evening. the 30th in
slant. AS one Of the unwritten laws Of
Washington society seems to be that no
other social entertainment shall be allowed
to interfere with the success or this fash
ionable and always pleasant event,our hosts
and hostesses and bellies and beaux, can
make their arrangements. and get their
most fetching toilets ready, accordingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Hodges have issued
cards for a tea, January IL, at their new
home. 1897 Q street northwest.
Mrs. William H. Barnes of Ala Maple ave-
nue.. lie D-oit Park. will be at home Thurs
days, 18th and 18th Of this month.
Miss Blanche Schoolman of Philadelphia
is visiting her aunt. Miss F. w. Conover, at
1922 North Capitol street.
Invitation cards are out for the marriage
of Miss Emma Rasher to Mr. Jacob Berg
man of Baltimore, Md. The wedding will be
held at Lehmann's Hall, Baltimore, Md, |
Sunday, January p.
Mrs. Lieut.. Main will not be at home dur
ing January but will receive her friends on
in February.
Mrs. Cornelius r. Belt gave a largely
attended pink tea on Thursday afternoon |
and the Misses Harvil. Long, Mason. Lewis, |
Happes and Edwards. Among those pres
ent were: DR.. and Mrs. Ulrich Kennedy,
Miss Kondrup, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Balch. |
F. c. Ainsworth. Mrs. and Miss Patterson.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Harding, Mrs. Frank
Gibson. Chief Engineer and Mrs. George
Miss l.. Mix, Mr.. and Mrs A. a. |
Tunstar Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Orme Major
and Miss Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Payne, Miss Kleinschmidt Mrs. and Miss
Bynum. Mr. and Mrs. Benoin Wheat, Mrs |
and the Misses Long. Mr. Horace Jones. |
Mrs. and the Misses Paro, Lieut.. and Mrs |
]. T. n. Blunt. Enslgn and Mrs. Stone |
Dr. and the Misses Radcliffe. Mrs. c. Hal |
Leonard Frailey, Capt. and Mrs. Geo. c. |
Reid, Mr.. and Mrs H. Cummings, DR.. and |
Mrs. f. Morgan and Capt. and Mrs T. T. |
Caswell.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin r. Leighton will
give the first Of series OF evening recep-
lions Monday, January s. from to IL 10 |
at their residence. 7OS Massachusetts ave-
nue., Capitol Hill. |
The Misses McCreery of Capitol Hill gave
a delightful at home to their friends last |
Tuesday evening. Cards and music were the |
order of the evening, and later a collation. |
was served. Some of those present were |
DR.. and Mrs. Dieffenderfer. Miss Blanche |
Bell. DIR. and Mrs Hall, DIR. and Mrs Parker |
Miss Ewin. Mr.. and Mrs. McCreery, Messrs |
Jacobsen. Manu. Crosse and Atkinson. |
Mrs. b. II. Warner will be at home on |
the remaining Wednesdays in this month
Mrs. Justice Shiras has returned to the |
city for the winter and has her friend, Miss |
Gray OF Pittsburg, staying with her.
Miss Maude Randolph Sutton of Baltimore |
is visiting the Misses Eichhorn
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Vail are with Ad- |
miral Stevens for the winter
Mrs. Harmer Reside of 2O1 North Capitol |
street will be at home to her friends on |
Monday, January & from 8 to u o'clock.
assisted by Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Denison |
and number of young ladies.
Mrs. Walter ID. Wyville at one Of the |
Lar gest attended teas of the winter, intro
duced her daughter, Miss Wyville yester-
day afternoon to the wide circle of friends |
OF the family, one Of the oldest in this |
city. Mrs. Wyville wore an elegant black
satin, trimmed with duchess lace and the |
debutante was In the prettiest Of white
and carried a great bunch of /
jacqueminot and Puritan roses, a selection
fro, a