Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-12

Stanford, Mr.. and Mrs. Bittenbender. Mr..
and Mrs. Holton, Mrs. Bischoff, Mrs. Bish-
op Mrs Bergman, Mrs. Peid, Mrs. Tur-
piny. Misses Bergman, Emmons, Bitten
bender. Emma Bishop, Susan and Mary
Bishop, and Messrs. Wise, Spurgeon, Mitch
ell, Detweiler, Bushby. Lawman, sheed.
ard Bittenbender.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. VIM. II.
Mickle of go L street northwest, assisted
by Mrs. H. Given and Miss Lille Hayes,
entertained the Senate Club, for the occa-
sion organized tito a progressive euchre
party. The prizes were awarded to MIR.
Smith and Mr. Campbell, the first and
BOBBY prize. respectively. After supper
subscription was taken up to relieve sew
eral poor families in the reighborhood.
Schaefer, VIM. Burkhardt, Geo. Coop. Pete
Lewis, Fred Tip. Tom Scrivener, Carl
Hohoff Geo. Lewis. VIM. Snyder. H. FL
VIM. senft c. A. Smith, Ross searle D. L.
Joyce, H. Given, A. Jones, VIM. II. Mickle,
Howard Eeall.
Mrs. w. w. Maloney of LIE Droit Park
starts tomorrow to visit the home of her
husband, Key West, Fla, stopping at
Tarpon Springs on the way.
The next dance of the ever popular E. S.
Assembly will be given on the evening Of
January IS. Cards issued for the season
hold good.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Cralle are at the
Richmond for the winter. Mrs. Cralle will
be at home January IA and 81.
Rev. G. w. Samson. DID,, former presi-
dent of Columbian University is visiting
his son, DIR. Samson, 2423 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Geo. ]. c. Breckenridge and family have
been suddenly called to Kentucky by the
illness of a relative.
Miss CriF'th daughter Of NJ ""t-t c~'N
fifth of Owensboro. KY. is visiting Miss
..Up--..iS y. SI.>~. -.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Francis
west, for a tea next Thursday afternoon,
from 1870 to I o'clock, to meet Mrs. j. II.
Gilmour of Larchmont N. Y. In the re-
ceiving party will be Miss Mary Hampton
and MIS- Frank Mills.
One of the prettiest affairs of the week
was a luncheon given by Miss Gale. Her
daintily arranged table was adorned by
huge centerpiece of yellow roses, and on
each end were masses of maidenhalr fern.
The guests were Mrs Legare, Miss Nc
Keever, Miss Phenix, Miss Davidge, Miss
Jackson, Mrs. Cunningham, Miss McPher-
sen, the Misses Mendonca, Miss Campbel,
Miss Nelson Miss Maury, Miss Hon, Miss
Pierce and Miss Howard
Mrs. Ernest Kinney and the Misses Kim
ney gave an afternoon reception on Thurs
day. The fine rooms of the Eustis house
were decorated with ferns and white aza-
leas, a mandolin band played in one of
the parlors and collation. was served IN
the library The color of the table was
Dresden pink. The ladies receiving were
Mrs. Janin, Miss Woodbury., Miss Edes,
Miss Condit Smith, Miss Draper and Miss
Constance Satterlee of New York. Not
wthstanding the inclemency of the wealth
er, several hundred people filled the rooms
A wedding of interest to Washingtonians
took place at Milton, Trimble county,
KY, on Thursday. the contracting parties
being Miss Mary Ada Morris of that place.
Of mann.
ard Lieut.. George Augustin Detchmendy.
sixth United States infantry. stationed at
Fort Thomas. Ky. Lieut.. Detchmendy was
formerly on duty at the signal office here.
He was attended by two of his brother
officers of the sixth, Lieut.. Charles lline.
who acted as best man, and Lieut.. +. d.
Webster. both well known in this city.
Miss Edith Brown of Rutherford. n. j.,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Maud Duvall,
No. 1881 NJ street northwest.
Mrs Albert C. Hopkins of 1116 Vermont
avenue will hold her first reception on next
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Frank p. Ball Mrs Ali
son W. Mccormick and Misses harris.
Haven. Pa, who are her guests, and by
the Misses Quay. Misses Patton, Wey-
mouth and Carr of this city.
Mrs H. August and Mrs. Edward Tauzer
will be pleased to see their friends the third
and fourth Thursdays in the month; ihi
New York avenue northwest.
Mrs. Hicks will not be at home on Mon
day, the 18th. but will receive her friends
on the following Mondays, at 1OOl MaSSa-
chUSettS avenue northeast.
Mrs. l.. c. Woodson and her sister Miss
Armstrong. of POI G street northwest, have
been called to Reliegille, Ohio, by the seri-
Gus illness of their father.
Mrs Thomas Wilson Will not receive Mon
day, January II.
Lieut.. Bu1nham, detailed as military pro-
fessor at st. Johns College. New York, is
on short visit to his mother, wife of Capt
BuTnhan, retired.
\ pleasant surprise was rendered to Miss
AIazzie Kehl at her home, i61 NJ street
southwest, last night. Among those pres
ent were Misses Annie Wood, Lille Roland
l. Insiehart, Nj. McHenry, Eta Meister
Lille Meister, Lille Greenwich: Lille
Holmes, Bert Holmes, Rosa and Pearl
Chaprle, Elk. and Anna Miller, Mabel Car
ner, NJ. Dodson, Gertie Phillips, Eva Clark.
and Messls. J. Chapple, ". Hill, George
Fowler, W. ErkslSinc, J. Meister, J. Hill,
". Reese. ". Lynham. l.. LYMAN, g.
Bridwen, ". Lighthrown, H. Alexander and
j. Kirby.
Mrs. ]. b. Adams and son of Westboro,
Mass. visiting Mrs l.. Y. Ellis, lib 18th
street southeast.
The Brownie Social Club held their meet
ing January II, 1893. at the residence of
Miss Kate kehl, 200 Az street southwest.
The members present Were the Misses Kate
kehl, Fannie RGdderfOrth, Daisy Rudder-
forth, Mary Shauressy, Maud FERGUSON
Emma Vierkorn, Emma Mailoy, Gussie
Ritershofer and Miss Wright, and Messrs
r. Palmer, j. Carrick, Edgar Hotter Geo
GallihOrn, Joe Bennett, A. Nlahling, Ed
German, Ed Conner anu W. Whiting.
Miss Edna Stone Stewart of Williamsport,
Pa, is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Adams of 14iJ 5 street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. N. l.. Collamer have re-
turned from their trip through Florida and
the south, AMI will be at home to their
friends on Wednesdays in February, at
92U 5 street.
A party was given last evening by Miss
Katie Costello at her residence. tr'S North
Capitol street. Among those present were
Miss Alice Kelly, Miss Nellie Sweeney.
Misses Pauline, Rosa and Dora Rosen
Miss Kathleen Connell, Miss Mamie OCon-
nor, Miss Mary DUNCAN, Misses Nellie and
Flosie Bateman, Miss Ella Kelly, Miss
Maggie Sweeney, MIR. Frank Getzler, Mr.
Charlie Kraft. Mr.. Willie Lewis Mr.
Lawrence Bateman, Mr.. Willie Bright Mr.
James DUNCAN, Mr.. Emmett Cannon, Mas
ter James Sweeney, Master James Savage
Master Joseph Geiger Master Timothy Co.'S
tello.
Mrs. Goff and the Misses Raymond will
be at home to their friends on Tuesdays
during the season, at 100 n street.