Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17

Arno and welcomed many of their friends
in the large assemblage of visitors who
thronged the rooms.
Misses Ella and Julia Joyce Of 18th street
are visiting Miss Doyle of Jersey City.
Society was out in full force yesterday
afternoon at the tea given by Capt and
Mrs. Mannix at the marine barracks 10 In
troduce their daughter. Miss Romano Man.
nix. The spacious rooms and halls of the
historic old Center House" We're thrown
open to the throngs which filled them from
4 to O'Clock. The rooms and halls were
decorated with cut flowers, flags, military
traprings, &C, which, added to the martial
music by a dozen or more members of the
Marine Band. and the brilliant uniforms of
the many officers present. gave a most fas-
cinating military air to the entertainment
On a table to the right of the fair debutante
were heaped numerous bouquets, testimoni-
ais to her popularity.
Mrs. Mannix received in n gown of law
ender satin trimmed with violet velvet. Miss
Mannix wore gown OF blue white manila
gauze made over silk and covered with
white violets, and carried a large bunch OF
white violets and roses. In the tea room
the decorations were in white and green
Mrs. Cultivate presided in a gown of pearl
gray SILK trimmed with pink, with Mrs.
Haywood. In black lace and green brocaded
satin, at the opposite end Of the table. In
the library was placed the punch bowl, pre-
sided over by Mrs. David Smith, wearing
white brocaded satin. The others assisting
were Mrs. Lemly. Mrs. Chas. Mills, Miss
Brewer, Miss Scott. Miss Hoge, Miss Mills,
Miss Smith, Miss Chopeton. Miss Cooke OF
Annapolis. who is now visiting Miss Man
nix. After the greater part of the guests
had made their adieus, a number OF the
young people remained to spend an hour or
two in dancing. Among the guests were
Justice and Mrs. Brewer, Attorney General
and Mrs. Olney. Miss Herbert. Mrs. Benz.
Micou, Miss Buell., Mrs. Bynum, Miss Black
burn, Representative and Mrs. Stone, Miss
Noyes. Senator and Mrs. Bate, Miss Chan
der, the Misses Cabell, Commander and
Mrs. Dunlop. Lieut.. and Mrs Irwin, Capt
and Mrs. Howell, Col. Haywood, Capt.
Houston, Gen. Adolph Meyer Mai and Mrs.
Babcock. Maj. and Mrs. Bell. Maj and Mrs.
Davis. Representative Dinsmore. Mrs. and
Miss Thurber. Mr. Robt L. O'Brien. Sena-
tor and Mrs. Squire. Capt and Mrs. Reed.
Senator and Mrs. Davis. Mr.. Charles A
James, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lambert, Gen.
and Mrs. Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs Ross Perry.
Miss Ramsay, Miss wainwright. Mrs. and
Miss Enloe, Madame Tutano. Miss Goto.
members of Chinese legation; Mrs. j. De
Witt Warner, Senator and Mrs. Washburn.
Senator and Mrs. Call. the Misses German.
Senator and Mrs GaIlinger, Mr.. VIM. Gall
linger. Assistant Secretary Treasury Ham
lin. the Misses Hamlin. Capt. and Mrs. Jew
ell. Mrs. and Miss Lapham and Ensign
Washington.
Mrs. Geo. T. Brew, formerly Miss Katie
jackson. of Grantsville. Nd. is visiting her
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Nolan. at
their residence. 1913 - street northwest
Mrs. b. Heller of Duluth. MIMI.
and Mrs Henry Abrahams 81 West
Superior. Wis. who had been visit
of this city. left here Saturday night for
Norfolk. Mrs. Cans. who had been % crit
ically i'll with pneumonia, is slowly con-
valescing, and pronounced out of danger.
Miss Won Dauchenhausen gave a musi-
Gale at her residence. 29l1 P-street north
west. last evening. in honor of her guess,
Miss Pauline Rust of Baltimore. The guests
included Miss Olive Riddeberger. Mr.
Il
Miss Nirgie keech, Mr.. Blackwell, Miss
Laura Stockbridge. Mir. Sanders Garland.
Miss Bessie Stockbridge. Mr. Rufus c.
Garland. Miss Carrie Ball. Mr.. Shoemaker.
Miss Emelie Schoepf. Mr.. Caruthers Miss
Sallie Wilson. Mr.. Thrall, Miss Ruth Fos-
ter, Mr.. Ball, Miss Calvert. Mr.. Fred Won
Dauchenhausen, Miss Pendleton, MIR. Has
sen. Miss johnson and Mr.. Foster. Several
selections were rendered by Miss Ruth
Foster on the piano; solos by Mr.. Porter on
the guitar; Instrumental music by MIR. X.
G. Garland, and several popular baifads by
Mr.. Sanders Garland. n
Mrs. L. V. DeGraw. who has been detain-
ed in Philadelphia for several weeks on ac-
count of the illness of her mother. has re-
turned to Washington.
Mrs. Roger Q. Mills and daughters will
not receive on Thursday, the 18th. as they
wish 10 make the Senate calls. They Will
be at home TO their friends ON the 18th.
Mrs. Teller. wife of Senator Teller. will
not receive tomorrow. but viii be at home
remaining Thursdays during the season.
Mrs. Alice Carrico Cornwen and Miss
Edith Peake. chaperoned by Mrs William
feake, are in New York. enjoying the
Mystic Shrine carnival They will return
on the oath instant
Gen. and Mrs. Breckenridge and Col
Myer. Monday. after which they lunched
post
Mrs. VIM. r. Hodges. 1922 Q street north
west, will be at home Thursday. January
Mrs. ]. Ormond Wilson will not he at
home tomorrow afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner returned to
washington yesterday from their bridal
tour. Mrs Faulkner win hold her frSf
sseeepuon tomorrow evening at her resi-
oence, 1919 Rhode Island avenue from z
10 $50. She will be assisted in receiving
by a number of ladies' Including Mr.
Faulkner mother of the Senator
Mrs. c.. Wythe Cook VIII not be at home
Thursday Of this week. but will he Thurs
days. January 18th and February l.
Mrs. Charles Warren , Stone ana Miss
stone have cards out for an lat horne"
MONDAY, January 3D. to 4, at AZ b street
northeast.
Mrs. William Henry Walker will not he
at home Friday Of this week, but will re-
ceive the following Friday
Miss Chinn, Miss Eaton. Miss yvnso,
Miss Elizabeth Brown, Miss Maize RrowD
MISS Temple and Miss Morgan were the
pretty assistants at the housewarming
gwen at the Young woman's Christian
a ,oe yesterday, and which was largely
attended by friends Of this charity.
owing to serious illness in the family.
Mrs; w. n. Barnes Of lie Droit Park will
not De at home to callers tomorrow.
Mrs w. b. Caperton is visiting Mrs.
Albert Ordway, 1914 Rhode Island avenue.
anu Will receive with her Wednesdays
In January.
auxiliary Red Cross Association.
In letter received by Mrs. Spencer. sac-
Rotary. Miss Barton Acknowledges the ar
| rival at the Sea Islands of thirteen out of
the eighteen barrels of clothing and three
out of six boxes of clothing and supplies
from the ID. c. Red Cross Auxiliary. the