The Washington times., 1894-12-29

also appeared In the North, where she will
return later. having engagements for jan
uery In Cambridge and Boston. She has
been heard in this city ut the house of Mrs.
Frances Hodgson Burnett. Her faithfuiness
to the dialect and the originality OF her ma
terial have met with the Endorsement of such
critics as Rudyard Kipling, Hamlin Garland,
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, and Frederic Villiers.
Mrs. W. O. Whittemore will give dance
on the evening OF January IL.
Mrs. Stewart will give luncheon January
0 in honor OF Mrs. Grant.
Judge and Mrs. Bancroft Davis will give a
dinner on the 9th Of January.
Senator and Mrs. German have issued cards
for an afternoon tea on the 8th of January, to
announce the debut of their youngest
daughter. In
Mrs. McAdoo will give luncheon Janu-
ary 4 az
The German ambassador will give dinner
to gentlemen January 2.
Mrs Bellamy Storer was to have received
on New Year 8 Day at the residence OF the
Attorney General, but will not be able to do
81 AON OA utNouHt VI tHO SlitiNoA iiihSoo Va
Miss Storer sister OF the Ohio Representative.
Senator and Mrs. Brice will give dance
on New Years night to the college boys home
for the holidays. Mrs. Brice will not receive
on New Years Day, as she is suffering from
"a severe cold contracted in London.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders arrived from
New York last evening for visit to the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Lamont.
The Secretary of the Navy and Miss Herbert
will give the Cabinet dinner January 10.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs. Lamont
will give the Cabinet dinner January 22.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Olney will
give the Cabinet dinner January 29.
The Solicitor General and Mrs. Maxwell
have issued cards for ut home at o clock
on the evening OF Saturday, January 10.
Mrs. Maxwell will give luncheon to the
debutantes of the season on January in
honor OF her guests. Miss Taylor, of New
York, and Mrs. Harry Maxwell, of Cincinnati.
The Amateur Mask Club held its annual
seventh regular meating at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. C. p B. Staiey No. 18 Eighth
street northeast. on Tuesday evening last. 1t
was very largely attended and the evening
passe off very pleasantly with music and
dancing Refreshments were served. Among
those present were Messrs. George E2mond9,
Tasker Edmonds George Cooke, Bert Nc
Ke;din, L. McWborter. NJ. Briscoe. the Misses
Craze Lisle. Grace Stailey, Hattie Stewart
Anna Hutchinson. LYDIA Bahbitt, Lizzie Bah
bitt Mrs. Power Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Crabbe
Mr.. and Mrs. q. p. B. Stailey. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Raber, and Miss Anna German anu Mr..
Jake German as guests of the club.
DIR. Jose Ignacio Rodriguez, secretary of
the Bureau OF American Republics, enter
tanned select company at his residence, No.
/ 1340 Vermont avenue. on Thursday evening
TO witness paror comedy, entitled 'Medi-
das Extraordinarias o los Parientes de mi
Mujer' which translated, means my Wife s
Relations"
The comedy is az adaptation made from
Breton de los Herreros, famous Spanish
author, by DR.. Rodriguez. and the actors
1 Americans, who have studied Spanish under
/. the translator.
/ Those who took part were: Miss Lucretia
Jackson Miss Matilda Phillips. Miss Rider,
Miss Rosabella Rider, Miss Rosa Phillips. Miss
Margaret Hanna, Miss Catherine Fisher, Mr..
Herbert Jackson, and Master Edward Fisher.
! The amateurs were assisted by Mr.. Arthur
FergussoD an accomplished Spanish scholar,
( and by Senior and Sonora Betancourt.
/ The play was excellent and remarkably
/ well interpreted.
! Amongst those present were: Mrs. John
| A. Carson and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
! benjamin Hanna. formerly of Washington,
| now residents OF New York; the Misses Joyce,
| Mrs. Hanna, Mr. Suter. Mr.. Emory, Misses
/ Foster and Woods, Mr.. Fl. l. Bryan, and
| Miss Henrietta Dunn.