Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss CAROLS Birthday Cotillon Last
Night
MRS. Teteno's Luncheon Today-Other
the Spring Season.

my coupies Ihere have been few prettier
nalis seen here In many a day. The Car
roh residence. on 10th street. while not
one Of the largest. is one of the most artis-
dc In the West End. and lends itself spe-
cialfy we'll to purposes of festivity. The
library and drawing room made the dancing
space, and. like the hall. were set with tall
vases filled with Easter lilies and long
stemmed roses. A full-length portrait of
the handsome young heiress forms now a
most attractive ornamentation of the IL
brary. The cotillon favors, which Miss
Carroll brought from Europe upon her re-
turn month ago, made a brave show of
color themselves. arranged on screens at the
lar END OF the drawing room. Most of them
were paper novelties, gorgeous hats for the
girls, caps for the men, peasants silk
aprons, butterflies, &C. for the girls ard
bookmarkers. canes and fans for the men.
Mr.. Columbus ODonnell Lee Of Baltimore
led the cotillon and introduced many new
figures. One figure had an Easter favor,
for the leader came in with a cocks head
mask The couples danced to a barrel,
where hen sat calmly over a varied as
sortment OF eggs. These were the favors
that afterward decorated everybody Miss
Carroll wore q becoming toilet of white
SILK wreathed In pink roses. Mrs. Carroll
was in pink silk. Among the guests were
the Misses Pauncefote, the Misses Horsey.
Miss Aileen O'Donnell, Miss Cavendish Tay-
lor. the Misses Brice, Miss Fair, Miss Acos-
"a, Sne MISSES fatten, the Misses Cameron
of New York. Mr.. and Mrs Alan John
stone. Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Glover, Mr. and
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle. Senator and Mrs.
Hale. Senator and Mrs. Lodge. Mrs. Gard
ner OF Boston; Mrs Slater. Miss Gwynn.
Mr.. Taylor of London. Mr.. and Miss Stew
art and Mr.. Robert M. McLane of Balti-
more and many OF the members of the
diplomatic corps.
Mrs. Tateno gave a luncheon today of
eighteen covers. The decorations were in
Vh anA
Of the valley, and the boh-bon boxes at
each plate were prettily decorated with
them The guests were Mrs. Pugh, Mrs.
Blackburn. Mrs. Oates. Mrs. John Moore,
Wilson. Mrs. Van Wyck, Mrs. Chas Glib
son. Mrs. Cushman K. Davis, Mrs Near
thur, Mrs. Mendonca, Mrs. Pflling, Mrs.
Rockhill: Mrs. Geary. Miss German and
Mrs. McLanahan's dance for the Yale
Glee and Banjo Club and base bali team
last night was q great success Mr. George
x McLanahan II q Yale man. The house,
with its ample entertaining space, gave
every opportunity for the enjoyment of
the guests The only men outside the spe-
cfal guests invited were those who are re-
cent graduates Of Yale or known 20 be
deeply imbued with Yale affiliations. While
supper was being served the Yale colors
IN ribbons and Yale flags were the much
admired decorations OF the dining room.
Among the young ladies present were Miss
Train, Miss Crosby, Miss johnson, Miss
Steele. Miss Mitchell, Miss Wainwright,
Miss Hopkins. Miss Ruggies. Miss Roches-
ter. the Misses De Peyster, the Misses
Boardman. the Misses Lawrence, the Misses
jackson. the Misses Berry. the Misses Nal
len, Miss Lieber and Miss Norris.
Senator and Mrs. Brice gave a farewell
dinner last night in honor Of the Belgian
minister. Mr.. lie CHAT. The other guests
were Senator and Mrs. Faulkner Miss
Herbert Miss O'Donnell. Miss Stevens.
Miss Pendleton. Miss Josephine Patten,
Miss Fair. the Misses Brice Count Revent-
low. Mr.. Horace Washington, W. V. II.
Berry, Mr.. Van Ness Phillip and Mr..
Stroebel.
Mrs. Frederick L. Chaplin and Mrs. ].
Frank Holmes welcomed scores of their
ments at the Portland. The rooms were
flower bowers. with the prcfusion of lilies
seen on every side. mingled with palms. A
mandolin and guitar orchestra played in
the hall. and the entertainment was one of
the rrettiest Of the season. Ensign Chaplin
was present to assist the ladies. Mrs. Cha
pin was elegantly gowl ed In pale blue satin
and lace. and Mrs. Holmes wore a rich
toilet of light brocaded satin and lace. As
sisting them In their pleasing duties We're
Mrs. William E. Curtis. Mrs. De Castro Of
New York. pleasantly remembered here
from her former residence; Miss Gilmore,
Miss Sweitzer and Miss johnson. The lat
ter presided at the tea table. Miss Edith
Holmes and her guest, Miss Eaton, who
are at home TO- the holidays. also assisted.
hospitality were Miss Morton. Mrs Faux
ner, Mrs. Van Wyck, Mrs. L. p Black
burn. Commander Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
Halford. Paymaster and Mrs. Washington.
the Misses Cabell. Mrs. and Miss Pairo
Mrs. Admiral johnson. Mr.. w. L. Curtis,
Mrs. Tsteno. Miss Goto. Mrs. Thomas VIII
son, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Sweitzer and Mr..
and Mrs Warren.
Mrs Rene Bache gave a delightful tea
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. and Miss Gordon have gone south
to attend the funeral Of the late Senator
ColQuitt
Senator and Mrs. Lodge have their daugh-
ter. Mrs Gardner OF Boston. and the Sen
ators mother with them for q months
stay.
An enjoyable Easter party was given last
evening by the Misses Edna, Marie and
Ietta Sheehy at their residence. 2ol4 p
street northwest Many Juvenile amuse-
me1ts were INDUCED until a late hour, and
among those present were Miss Annie An
Bonpell. Miss Bertha Carroll. Miss Nellie
Glllep, Miss Clara Gillen, Miss Marie
Geddes, Miss Kathleen Horan. Miss Ethel
Johr son. Miss Mamie Mcdonnell. Miss
Drury. Clarence Loeffier, Howard Little
field, Dick Walters and James ]. Sheehy.
The Carnelian Club have issued invitations
for their fourth dancing reception, to be
held on April IL. 1894. The members are
Samuel Baulsir. William Fenton, Joseph IL
Wood. VIM. w. Mcdonald. Frank J. Nc
Donald, T. Lloyd Mockabee. H. Jas. Doyle,
Harry Baulsir and Edwin Br1nkman.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. kaufman and Mrs. z.
Raft have left for three weeks stay at At
lanuc City.
Professor and Mrs. ]. NJ. Silliman and Dr.
w. B. Owen of Lafayette College, Pa, are
spending the Easter vacation with friends
In this city.
Mrs. DIR. E. S. Kimball and Miss Mary
Kimball. who have been the guests Of Mrs.
DR.. Harvey. have returned to their homes
In Baltimore.
Lieut. and Mrs. d. H. Teeple entertained
the Starlight Pleasure Club at their resi-
dence, ll32 Florida avenue northeast
dancing and games were the ADJUSTMENTS
OF the evening. after which a repast was
served Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
T. +. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. II. f Clarkson.
the Misses e. Stubb. Z. Cooper, r. Teeple
l.. Richardson, J. Richardson, A Nails, NJ
Lewis, K Nails. /. Beedle, Z. Boyce and
h. west, Messrs. +. Richardson, L. Man
oers, H. OHara, Fred. Richardson, H
Balderston. J. Gunell. w. Balderston. A.
Teeple.
Mrs. B. Hwarner gave a beautiful lunch
con today in honor Of Mrs. Faulkner, wife
OF senator Faulkner. The decorations were
IN pink and the flowers La France roses
The other guests were Mrs. Upshaw, Mrs
webb. Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Tunstall, Mrs.
EDWARD I. Platt, Mrs. n. c. Blanchard
Mrs. Cultivate, Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
MIS- Seaton Perry. Mrs. John J. Edison.
Miss Warner and Mrs. Philip Smith
The Countess Estahazy, Mrs. Bowler Miss