The Washington times., 1895-02-10

White. of Ohio. will give a reception at the
Shorehanc from 3 to 6 O'Clock.
Mrs. Chauncey Reynolds and the Misses
Reynolds will give tea from 4 to o'clock
In the evening Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle
Will give dinner IL honor of the President
and Mrs. Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Waggaman will give
reception in honor OF Mgr. Satolli.
Mrs. Murphy will give cotlllion.
WEDNEsDAY-
The Cabinet will receive from to clock.
Mrs. G. II. Smith and Miss Smith will
give tea from to o'clock, at No. 1850
street.
The marriage of Miss Lulu Wine to Mr.
Dwight ID. Willard will take place at 1890 at
the Church of the Covenant.
THURSDAY
President and Mrs. Cleveland will give the
last card reception of the season in honor OF
the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, from 8
10 IL O'Clock.
FRIDAY-
The German Ambassador aud Miss Won
Saurma will give musicale at 4:30 o'clock.
In the evening the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Lamont will give their second and last
card reception.
The second of the Friday evening dances
will be given at Wormleys.
Among the events of the near future likely
to prove notable occasions to society will be
the third and last of the series of bachelor
cotillions TO be given on the evening of the
goth instant, the Washington assembly to be
given at the Arlington on the evening of the
25th instant and the Colonial ball to be given
by Mrs. Hearst, on the evening OF the 26th
instant.
Intervening between those entertainments
and the list already given for the present
week will be number of entertainments
given in honor of the debutantes of the pres
ent season. In this list will be a dance at the
Washington Club given by Mr. and Mrs G. c.
Glover in honor OF Miss Poor; a dinner in
honor of Miss Isabella Hagner by Mrs. Allen
McLane, and dinner given by Senator and
Mrs. Mcpherson in honor of their daughter.
On the evening of the 22d instant the sec
end OF the two evening receptions by the
Misses Riggs in honor Of their niece Miss
Jessie Howard. of England. will take place.
On the evening of the 26th instant the
Chilian Minister and Nine. Cana will give a
dinner.
On the evening Of the 18th instant the Sec
ret1ry of Agriculture and Miss Morton will
give a dinner in honor of the President ana
Mrs. Cleveland. This viii be the last OF the
series of Cabinet dinners for the present sea-
son.
The ladies OF the Garfield Hospital have
arranged for what promises TO be q very
charming entertainment to be given on the
22d instant at Willard Hail. Giberts COM
edy. Engaged, will be given for the bene-
fit of the Garfield Hospital, under the aus
piees of the board of lady managers. Among
those who will take Part in the comedy will
be Miss Aukam, Miss Uhl, Mr.. Busch Mr.
Aukum. and Mr.. Clephane.
The entertainment will be full dress one
and the curtain will rise promptly at 8
o'clock Great care has been taken in every
respect to have the entertainment success
been disposed of, the outlook in that res pect
is most gratifying.
Mrs. NJ. A Ballinger and Miss Ballinger.
OF No. 1903 Clifton street, will not be at home
on Monday.
The yellow luncheon given to Miss Herbert
by Miss Hichborn on Friday was one of the
daintiest small entertainments of the season.
The appointments were in perfect taste, even
to the smallest detail, and the loyeliness of
the event was equalled only by the unusually
pretty galaxy OF Washington's fairest The
guests were the Misses Howell Miss Skerrett.
Miss Campbell, Miss Williams, Miss Vain
wright, Miss Ramsay. Miss Pitts, Miss
Reeder, and Miss Barbour.
Mrs. Dora T. Voorhis. of No. 1923 Q street
northwest will give her last evening sat
home" on Thursday the 18th instant. from s
TO IL p. M, when she will be assisted by Mrs.
II. T. Guss, of New York. Miss Dollie Young,
Miss Olive Hawkins, and Miss Julia Rock.
The programme of the Short Story Club at
its meeting at Wizards Hotel parlors last
Wednesday evening contained an innovation
that proved a pleasurable surprise to the
members and their invited guests.
The entertainment on this occasion, in ad-
dition to the usual original short stories,
sketches. and poems by talented members,
vocal and instrumental music and dramatic
readings, embraced an original comedietta
by DR.. Thomas Calver, entitled The Doctors
Dilemma; or, 1t Pays to Advertise, which
afforded intense amusement and tested the
laughing capacity of the audience to the ut
most. The doctor assumed the leading mas
culine roll and made the meaning of his lines
clear to everybody.
Miss Corinne Hay very ably represented
Mrs Finty, the voluble and thoughtless sur
face woman, and her rapidity of speech and
movement and ripping laughter we're very
enjoyable. Miss Jeannie Haywood's assump-
ton of the part of Mrs. Messy was IL magnifl-
cent piece of acting, tho character as repre-
sented by her being irresistibly droil. Mrs.
Engie's Miss Flighty, the gushing, talkative,
and humorous coquette, was perfectly pre-
sented. Miss Helen Engle represented Miss
Pansy Blossom as though the part had been
written for her, and her sweet face and modest
coyness was complete incarnation of that
favorite flower. The comedietta was great
success.
surprise party was given last week to Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Fugitt of No. 515 Four-and-
a-half street southwest. Dancing was in
dulged in until a late hour, followed by a
handsome repast. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Fugitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr..
aud Mrs. Pfiefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson Mr..
and Mrs. McFresh, Mr.. and Mrs. Hennings,
Mr. and Mrs. LEVY, MIR. and Mrs. Giazer, Mr..
and Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. McDuel, Mr..
and Mrs. Ehmantraut, Miss Ehmantraut,
Miss Glazer, Miss Y. Morrow, Miss B.
Turner, Miss E. Cooper, Miss c. Green
we'll, Miss L. Mallow, Miss B. Wagner
Miss G. A. Greenwell, Miss B. Fitzgerald,
Miss M. Hendley, the Misses Sprosers, Miss
Morgan, Miss NJ. Proctor, Miss L. Tumburg
Miss E. Parker, the Misses Mcdowell. Mr..
John Burrows, Mr.. T. Spencer, Mr.. r.
Tribby, Mr.. L. Greenwell, Mr.. H. G. Bradley
Mr.. G. Harper. Mr.. Z. Thead, Mr.. Nc
Williams, Mr.. J. Fl. Bond, Mr.. Z. T. Pierce
Mr.. Busher, Mr.. E. Roach, Mr.. Stickels, and
Mr.. R. Green.
| Mrs. Fenetta Sargen. Haskell has postponed
| her recital at the Oxford till Tuesday night
| February 12 owing to the stormy weather
| Mrs. Haskell is the guest of Mrs. Il. P. Bland
| very pleasant entertainment was giver
| by the Amateur Mask Club on Tuesday even.