The Washington times., 1894-11-25

Victor Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs Parker
Mann. Mrs. Wirton Matthews, Miss CAbell,
the Misses Beveridge, Miss Clarke, DR.. and
Mrs. Lane, Dr. Muncaster, Mr.. Brown, Mrs.
Ross Thompson, Miss Carson. and Mrs. w. B.
Moses, ir.
The Unity Club was entertained Wednesday
evening last by Miss NJ. E. RinggoId at the
Litchf1eld Hotel, the president, W. G. Sturlin,
presiding. An artistic piano solo by Miss
Julia Rock, was followed by an unusually
fine essay on "a forgotten hero" by Prof. R.
Grant Barnwell Miss Gluscoe then sang
beautifully solo. "Only Once More A
bright recitation was given by Mrs. Rose
Kenneth Feekner. A fnely-rendered banjo
solo, by Miss Letin Roome, followed. Miss
Carlotta Veitenhimer sang a charming solo,
'P1errot,' and an inimitable rendition of a
selection from ''As You Like 1t" was then
given by Mr.. Goldwin Patten, who was en-
Enthusiastically encored twice.
beautiful vocal solo by Mr. A. r. Holden
was followed by an excellent dramarIc recita-
tion, AUX 1talienes," with musical accom-
paniment 10y Mrs. Mary T. Haywood. An ex-
qu1slte mandolin and guitar duo was then
given by the talented musicians Messrs. G.. T..
Ostermayer and ]. NJ. 4. Schmidt A strong
recitation. "The Corsican," by Prof. II. F.
o'Donoghue, was well received, followed by
fine duet by Mrs. II. F. O'Donoghue and
Mrs. Lillian A. Norton. BY special request a
most amusing recitation was given by
Miss Corinne Hay, 'Josiah Aliens Wife, "
The excellent programme was then closed
by beautiful piano solo by Mrs. Bsrrs and
was enthusiastically encored. Miss Tessie
Harbaugh rendered artistically a banjo colo
and song. Among those present were:
DR.. George W. Sanderlin and wife, OF North
Carolina; Mr.. and Mrs. Siias Boyce, Mrs.
Lamb, Miss Ward, William s. McCaimont
Mrs. Edith Roberts, Miss NJ. Birgly, Miss
Estelle Farnham, Miss Jeanne F. Haywood,
Hon. and Mrs. r. Grant BarnwelI, Mrs. Jane
A. Converse, Miss Emma z. KohIer. Julia P
Leayern, OF Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Goodall, D. A. Ritter, A. G.. Knapp, N. o.
Agnew, Mrs. l. F.. Pulizzi, Miss Julia Wild
dove, L. f. Hamilton, Mrs. w. II. VOL
colt. Miss Walcott, C. n Morrison, Clarence
II. Green, OF Lynch5urR, Va; Mrs. Richard
Sylvester. Mrs. G.. A. Shelhare. Mr. and Mrs
]. W. Collins, Miss McCreery, II. s. Muldrow,
jr., Mrs. w. o. Rome. Miss Leila Rome, Will
lam NJ. Harris, Mrs. II. D. Morton, Alma NJ
Phomas. w. /. Safel. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin, B.
n. Tower, Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Chapman. HIS
Mary j. Whipple. Odell L. Whipple, and Or.
and Mrs. II. G. Guss.
Mr.. Archibald Olmstead's pupils gave a
piano recital on Friday evening at the GUIDE
Building Studio. An interesting programme
was rendered by Miss Fowler, who gave Bee
thoven's allegro sonata, op. p, Mrs. Tribby,
Misses Harvest, Thurer, Hunter. and Pimper,
and Mr.. Slaughter and Master Bogley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Dietz, jr.. have returned
from their wedding tour ana will be pleased
to see their many friends at No. 314 II street
northeast.
1t is understood that Mrs. Cleveland will be
compelled to retire from society again this
winter in anticipation Of an interesting event
that is expected 10 occur in March next
Several ladies of the diplomatic corps will be
missed this winter for the same reason, in
Guiding the beautiful American bride Of the
French ambassador; Mrs. Yu, the Chinese
minister's vile, and Mrs. Ariaga Laza, Of the
Guatemala legation.