Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
7 HE SOCIAL WORLD
A Number of Delightful Dinners and
Lunoheona
Mr.. and Mrs. barton French's Gue.ts-
Luncheon I'm Honor of Mrs.
Zeballos-Personala

Mr. and Mrs. S. Barton French entertained
AT dinner last evening the Postmaster Gen.
eral and Mrs. Bissell. the Mexican minister
and Mrs. Romero. Mrs. Bugher, Mrs. ORA
per, the Spanish minister, Mr. Muruaea
Count Reventlowe, Faron Fallon. Miss Rel
KNAPP. Mr.. and Mrs. Fearn and Lieut.. ana
Mrs. Mulligan.
The table was decorated with American
Beauty roses. After dinner a company OF
about seventy-fve Joined the diners and the
early part OF the evening was passed de-
hghtfully by listening to the violinist Miss
Won Stosch. Among the later guests were
Baron and Baroness Fava, NJ. Patenotre
Commander and Mrs. Chadwick, Mrs and
the Misses Boardman, the Turkish and the
Belgian ministers
Mr.. and Mrs. French went to New York
today for a few days visit.
The Misses Drain gave a beautiful lunch
con yesterday in honor of Mrs Zeballos
wife Of the Argentine minister. The decora-
tons were in blue and white, the colors OF
the Argentine flag. The white flowers in the
center piece rested on a scarf Of rich cream
United lace over strip of blue MORE. The
name cards had the Argentine flag printed
on their face and the menu on the reverse
Bon-bon boxes in white and blue had silver
and blue butterflies on top To meet Mrs
Zeballos there were present Mrs. Romero
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field Carpenter. Mrs. Frank Loring, Mrs.
Ward. Mrs. n. S. Lincoln and Miss Ella
Lorraine Dorsey.
Mrs. Thurber will give a luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Perrine on February IS.
A children's party was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Martin OF 1914 EN-
erson street. on Tuesday evening. It being
present were: Masters Walter Bransom,
Ernest Crown. Roy Marcellus. Roscoe
Wines. Frank Speidel; Misses Ruth Collins.
Mary and Virgie Payne. Nellie and Blossie
Olmsted Lille Wines Leah Randolph and
Modjeska Valentine.
Mrs. Morrison gave a luncheon yesterday
at Wizards in honor Of Mrs. Manning.
The prettily set table had a center piece
OF corsage bouquets of lilies OF the valley
and violets tied with violet ribbons. which
the ladies carried away. Those invited to
meet Mrs. Manning were: Mrs. Carlisle.
Mrs. Bate, Mrs. Jones Of Arkansas. Mrs.
Weber. Mrs. Hatch. Mrs. Outhwaite. Mrs.
Washington, Mrs. c. c. Bassett and Mrs.
Vending.
The Paint and Powder Club OF Baltimore,
which gave two such successful perform
ances in that city the past week. viii re-
peat their wonderfully clever dramatic en-
tertainment here at Albaugh's on the even
ing Of Monday. February 20. The proceeds
will be for the benefit OF the Home for In
the patronage Of Mrs. Harriet Lane John
ston, Miss Riggs, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle.
Mrs. Fred Mcclure. Mrs. c. G. Glover and
other ladies prominent in resident society.
The residence OF Mrs. Seymour Outhwaite
Of Connecticut avenue was the scene Of a
delightful musicale rendered to the members
Of the original Thirteen Club. The contri-
buttons from the club consisted OF a violin
solo by Mr.. Morsell a piano solo by Mr.
Will Cruzan. Those present and participat-
ing were Messrs. Stockbridge, Davidson.
Prof. G. w. Park. Messrs. Smith, Weight
man. Fitch. Outhwaite. Whitaker. Noble.
Misses Cultivate. Noble Cockerille Smith,
Stockbridge. Rainier. Stahly. Voorhis and
Hutchinson of Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy
Smith. Rainier. Blair. Outhwaite. Buell. and
Wilmington.
Dr. and Mrs. VIM. Mercer sprigg win re-
turn to their residence, Oil H street north
west. this evening from an extended trip
north.
Mrs. W. H. F. Lee. widow of the late
Gen. w. H. F. Lee of Ravensworth, Viz
ginia. is at the Ebbitt.
Mrs. John Skae and Miss Skae are in New
York Mrs. Skae has been quite Ill with
nervous prostration.
Mrs. Gulick of the Milton will not be at
home today. but will be glad to see her
friends on Fridays hereafter.
Mrs. Geo. c. Gorham and Mrs. w. F.
Clark will not receive Saturday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harry kimmell are de-
lightfully located at Norfolk, where Lieut..
kimmell has been ordered, on the U. s. re-
ceiving ship Franklin.
Mrs. j. F. Dieudonne eAve a box nar,v
at the opera and her guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs Davidge, Capt and Mrs. SeweIl Mr.
and Mrs Clifford Howard, DIR. and Mrs,
Arthur Hall. Prot. J. B. Carpenter. Miss
Griggs and Mrs. c. c. Dieudonne
A pleasant tableau party was given at
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evening. Among those who took part and
The scenes represented were Miss Lola
Balluf. Miss Maud Dehane and Mr. Fran
els Keller in the Guardian Angel: Miss
Miss Lizzie Fries In Simply to the Cross
Cling" and the Misses Lola and Pauline
Ballun. Daisy and Lizzie Fries and Mr..
William Bartlett in "A Harvest Scene"
The Misses Nash Of New York are at the
Arlington for the remainder Of the winter.
The company invited to lunch yesterday
at Col. and Mrs. Henry's quarters after the
cavalry drill at Fort Myer had an unusual
ly good time of it. The generous hospitalI-
~ OF the occasion and the delight every
one felt in the presence OF Mrs. Lamont
were manifested on every side. When toasts
were in order Col. Henry offered one that
had genuine ring Of the good feeling that
nobody was taking any trouble to disguise
It was ITO the Secretary OF War and Mrs
Lamont. who have done more to bring har-
mony into our midst than any other ad-
illustrative force-without regard to poll
tics" These and other little inciients OF a
similar nature gave the event such a dis
tinctively pleasant character that IL will
be long remembered by both the guest Of
honor, Mrs. Lamont. and the rest Of those
who participated
A few days ago Mrs. Morrison gave a
luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Charles H. Mills,
the daughter-in-law of Senator Mills The
guests included Mr. Savers. Mrs. Dochery
Mr.. Ainsworth, Mr.. Richey, Miss Mills
Miss Forman, Mrs. OBrien Moore and Miss
Choperton.
K street.
Call to the Greenbackers.
Geo A. Jones, chairman of the m tional