Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-13
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Life is Rather Quiet These Early Lenteu
Days
Mrs. Wilson's Luncheon for MRS. Per.
rine and Mrs. stones Breakfast
for Miss acknowledgements.

Mrs. A. A. Wilson gave one Of the ele
CANT luncheons of the day in honor of
mrs. PerriEe Covers were placed for twelve
ana the ladies seated with the hostess and
MIS- Perrine were Mrs. Fuller Mrs. J. M
wilson. Mrs. Cana, Mrs. Brice, Mrs Gray
Mrs. McAdoo. Mrs. Reid. Mrs. Cultivate
and Mrs. Hutchinson. The table decora-
tons were in green and white. The fow-
ers were the finest of white roses, the
tapers burned under white fower-laden
shades and the entire effect was one of
the daintiest and most artistic imaginable
large company was present yesterday
afternoon at the Corcoran House to hear
Miss Leonora Jackson play the violin and
Miss Halle sing. Among Mrs Brice's guests
were: Mrs. John L. Carroll, Mrs. Harriet
Lane Johnston, Miss Kennedy, Mrs. Ham,
mond Mrs. Richardson Clover, Mrs. Dolph,
Mrs. Washbufn. DR.. Bartlett, Mrs. Outh-
waite Mrs. Romero. Mrs. and Miss Red
fern. Mrs. Oates, Mr.. and Mrs. Covarrubias,
Mrs. Draper, the japanese minister and
Mrs. Tateno, the German AMBASSADOR, Mrs.
Bessie Stewart, the Misses Patten, Mr.. Won
ketteler, Minister and Mrs. Zeballos, Mr..
and Mrs. Legare, and the Turkish min
lister.
Mrs. Brinton Stone gave breakfast today
of twenty-four covers in honor of Miss Her
bert. The ladies invited to meet her were:
Mrs. Micou, Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mrs.
Carey, Miss Voorhees,, Mrs. Ramsey. Coun-
tess Esterhazy, Mrs. Buell. Mrs. ]. Thomp-
son Swami. Mrs. James Biddle, Mrs. s. H.
Dickson, Mrs. Moorehead, Mrs. John Paul
Jones. Miss Dickerson, Miss Stewart. Miss
Blackburn. Miss Charlotte Evans. Miss Null
Ian, Miss Norris, Miss Polk, Miss Hanan.
Miss Reeder and Miss Lieber.
Mrs. Clark. wife Of Representative Clark
of Alabama, had houseful of little children
har farda of m q
young daughter, Miss Morrice Clark, cele-
brate her birthday. After 3 o'clock the de-
lighted guests enjoyed games. and then
were invited into the dining room for one
Of the prettiest laid feasts. Then there were
dancing and music and a good time gener-
ally until the company scattered to their
homes when night came. Among the little
ones present were: The Misses Helen Sey-
mour. Marion Stevens. Lillian Miller. May
Barr, Alice Hutchinson, Lizzie Reside,
Lora Upshur, Florence Libbey. Susie Tun-
stall. Ruth Cumming. Mamie McClelland.
Bertha Bieber, Alice Stickney, Annie Moore.
Marion Geary, and Masters Harry Stump.
Alexander Marsh and Jay Geary.
Miss Elizabeth Tyler has gone south for
a month and then will go to New York.
Mrs. CORTLAND C. Clements and Miss
Clements will be at home to their friends
tomorrow after 3. In the evening Masters
Willie and Guy Clements will entertain a
number Of their young friends at a valen-
tine party
Commander Houston, commanding the
u. S. s. Dale, gave another Of his charming
luncheons yesterday. The luncheon was
served in the cabin and was thoroughly en-
joyed by those present. who were Mrs.
Kinney, the Misses Kinney, Miss Draper.
Miss Lieber Miss Deering, Miss Condit
Smith. Miss Train. Miss Davidge. Miss
Stewart and Lieut. Barnett.
Yesterday Mrs. Geo. G. Reid, wife of
Capt Reid U. S. marines gave one OF the
a.
of Miss Tardy. The decorations were elab-
crate and artistic in every way. the pre-
dominant color being yellow. The favors
were punches of double yellow tulips. The
lamp shades were in the shape of tulips
and the ices were served in tulips made of
spun candy. The fruit was served in fig
leaves of candy held by candy Cupids.
Those present were Miss Tardy, Miss Her.
bert, Miss Mills Miss Meeks. Miss Howell.
Miss Barnett, Miss Voorhees,, Miss Wolfe,
Miss Frances Howell, Miss Farquhar and
Miss Stellwag. ....-
Miss Stella Parxhurst will receive this
evening at her home. on Connecticut ave-
nue. from 10 II. assisted by Miss Mabel
Wells. Miss Blanche Brooks. Miss NJ
Slicer and Miss Jean Parkhurst.
Miss Shock has returned from Balti-
more. --f
The Entre-Nous Club met Friday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Robert Alton. No.
Alb b street northeast. An enjoyable time
~
Misses Barrett Stewart Mearns, Welsh,
Swingle, Burroughs. Mcknight, Galbreath,
Stuart, Dillon, Winter, Irwin, Erby, Proud
fit and Alton. and Messrs. Street, Ambrose
Ashby. Edwards. Murphy Davis. Cromwell,
Trellis, Nottingham, Moser, Hillyer. Nc
Gowan, McKeidin. Ewing, McNealy and
Alton.
Mrs. Edward H. Jennings now residing
in Danville, KY. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. E. 1. Renick, 1893 10Th street north
west.
Mrs. Philip E. Chaplin viii receive infor-
mally tomorrow: -''-----'--.--.---' ...'
T street. will be at home Thursday after
Dalzell nee Hough), who will be in WASH
ington a day or two only.
Mr.. Harry Taylor Of Indianapolis Ind,
gave a box party last evening to witness
Irving's opening performance. His guests
We're Mrs. John ]. Williams Of Winchester,
air. EIastus Green and Miss Lucille Foster
of Florence, MIR. and Mrs. Robert Callum.
Mr.. VIM. T. Mergar and Miss Irene Dixon
of Baltimore. After the theater the party
were entertained at supper.
At the marriage of Miss Dalzell and Mr..
George Dunn tomorrow at the Church Of the
Covenant Miss kitzmiller, cousin Of the
bride, will attend her as maid of honor and
Miss Dunn and Miss Lockwood will be her
bridesmaids. A breakfast for the relatives
and intimate friends will follow the cere-
mony at the residence of Representative
and Mrs. Dalzell, and during the afternoon
the newly married couple will start on a
wedding trip. They are going out to Den
YER COL to reside. The bride has received
quantities of the most elegant presents.
The ceremony tomorrow will be performed
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