Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Young Ladies Meet to Chat and
Sew.
Coming Dinners, Lunchcons and Teas
interesting Personal
Notes.


! Miss Hargrove, the Misses Wheatley, Miss
Baker. Miss Chapman. Miss Hendricks
Miss Norris, Miss Lewis, Miss Fox, the
Misses Davidson, Miss Phillips, the Misses
| Evans, Miss Keen and Miss Mary Edna
| German.
The Guatemalan minister and Mrs. Lazo
Arriaga will give dinner in honor Of the
| cabinet on December 10.
The Brazilian minister and Mrs. Men
| donca will give dinner on the 18th of this
! month in honor of the cabinet.
| A movement is on foot looking to the re-
| organization of the Army and Navy Assem-
| bly,, or German Club. and invitations have
| been extended to officers in Washington to
| meet at the Ebbitt House at o'clock to-
morrow night to that end.
Mrs. Sternberg will give luncheon We'd
nesday, December IS, to meet Mrs. u. S.
| Grant.
| Mrs. Rosa Wright Smith has cards out
for a tea Saturday, December I, to Z, to
meet Mrs. Craighill.
Miss Juliet Thompson will give a tea to-
| street; o'clock.
| The Pansy Social Club celebrated its first
anniversary on Thanksgiving night by a
| dance. Among those present were the
| Misses NJ. McGrath, N. Ober, A. Alcorn,
" Keeper. p. German, B. Humphrey, o.
| L l.
! M. McClain, b. Caldwell, K. Beckert, 1.
Try, E. Baker NJ. Taylor, E. Langley, A.
Smith, B. Lusby. r. Jordan, B. Offutt, N.
Ellis. N. Freshman. NJ. Schneider. NJ.
| NJ. Davis, E. Wells, o. Keys, R. Grimes,
l. Conrad, F. Bartscher NJ. Zimmerman.
p. Langley, E. Earnshaw. A. Blumer, NJ.
Dyer M ou1geX e L. goteer
Dealno, S. Robey, E. Ober, B. Shipley NJ.
Allan, NJ. Smith and the Messrs. A. Shack
elford, F. McCathran, G. Try, c. Earn
| shaw, G. Bressler, L. Johnson, H. Raeder.
H. Dorson, G. Windings. R. ONetll. c.
Schneider H. Henderson, A Beck. C. Muel-
! Ter, E. Smith, c. Wallace, w. VALLEY, 1.
| Dennison, F. Morgan, r. Thornton, c. Keil.
| F. Crown, H. Freshman, H. Goodman, G..
Dulin and L. Padgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Chatfield Taylor,
who spent last winter here, will sail on
| Saturday for Spain.
Mrs DR.. R. L. Allen Of North Carolina is
visiting her parents at 1908 23d street
| northwest.
| DR.. ard Mrs. VIM. Gurley schafhirt have
| returned from Atlantic City, where they
spent their honeymoon, and will reside at
| their new home, 2210 NJ street northwest.
Mrs George Gilchrist Martin and Mrs.
| Ira Warren Dennison, 1922 L street north
| west will be at home to their friends
| Thursdays during the winter.
Miss Nettie Serrin of 800 22d street gave
coaching party Thanksgiving evening 10
| the residence of her sister, Mrs. A. B.
| Hines, at Ballston, Va. There were thirty
in the party. Several musical numbers
added to the pleasure of the ride AFTER
reaching the resider ce of Mrs. Hines dane
ing occupied the greater portion of the
evening. Shortly before midnight supper
was served. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. Ida Stailey. Among the guests were
| the Misses Maggie and Mamie Kelley, Su-
sic McDermott, Effie and Addie Perkins
Mae Belaski, Katie Gleason, Flora and
| Katie Robertson, Maggie Cumberland. Mel
Craig. Mr.. Chas. Murray, Mr.. Fields, Mr..
Leasure, Mr.. Clayton and Fred Veitch Mr..
H. Serrin, Mr.. Arthur Bennett, DIR. Cum
miske, Mr.. Bethel, Mr.. Roy Dayton. Mr.
Serrin and Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hines and
Mr. Frank Bailey and Mr.. Frank Wissner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman will entertain
at dinner tonight.
| Mrs. Audenried will give a tea this af-
ternoon.
| Senator Brices family is expected at
| Corcoran House next week. They are now
| in New York.
| Ex-senator Mcpherson and family are
at the Arlington. They have not yet de-
| cided where they will spend the winter.
Handsome young Assistant Commission
| er Tom Smith was married Thanksgiving
| evening at PaWkuska, in the Indian terri
tory, to Miss Belle Granger, niece of Col.
| H. b. Freeman, agent for the Usage ma
| ton. Mr.. Smith was formerly resident
of Pawkuska, where he was agent for the
| Osages. For several years also he was
| an Indian inspector. The wedding was a
| merry occasion. The home of Col. Free
| man was beautifully decorated and there
was a large gathering of friends present.
| The ceremony was performed by Father
| du Bret, assisted by Bishop Meerschaert.
| After a wedding journey in the west and
| Sy,,it1 will afrtrr, 70
| Washington.
A pleasant reception was given last even
ing to Mrs Frank Hargrave by the Misses
Lowell and Canal, at 1878 street. Several
| fine vocal selections were rendered by Mr.
| Frank Hargrave and a number of amusing
| pantomimes by Mr. R. Barclay Adams
Later in the evening the guests were en-.
| tertained at charming homemade" re-
| past Among those present were the Misses
Adele Hunter, RoSZel, Bowman, Linda and
| Drusa Carroll, Lowell, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs
| Carroll and Mrs. Hargrave and Messrs. Car
roll, Adams, Hunter and Hargrave. Mrs
Hargrave leaves Tuesday for the west
where she will remain until after the holi-
days.
Mrs. Theodore L. Holbrook and daughter
Catharine are spending a fortnight in New
York city as guests of Mrs. Chas. F. Peck.
Major VIM H. Webster of the civil service
commission and his wife are located for the
winter at 1915 Riggs place northwest.
| Mrs. FRANCIS hammond announces the
| marriage of her daughter, Miss Kate E
Hammond, to Mr.. j. NJ. Mclaughlin of Ohio
| The wedding will take place at the McKen
dree NJ. E. Church tomorrow evening at 7:S(
o'clock.
party was given in honor of Miss Ia.
die Bounds of Greenville. S. c., at the resi-
dence of Miss O'Neill, 1881 North Capitol
street, last evening. Music and singing &C.
cupied the earlier part of the evening
when after refreshments had been served
dancing was INDUCED in till late hour
| Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
O'Neill, Mrs. Kennedy. Misses Mollie
O'Nein, Clara and Lizzie MITCHELL Mary
Dolan, Lulu Hinetz, Ida and Lottie Nit
chell zadie Bounds, and Messrs. Edward
Gardner, Campbell, Howard, Mitchell. E
Libbey, Goodwin, j. Cox and Richard Paul
| O'Neill.
Mrs. McNaughton and her daughter, Miss
Marie. are located at 1923 Connecticut ave-
| nue. Miss Louise Park, who has returned
| from Michigan after an absence of several
months, will also be with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Wilkinson, who
| have lately returned from their wedding
| trip and are the guests of the parents of the
former, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson, al
| their residence, 1926 K street, were at home
| Yesterday afternoon. Mrs A. G. Wilkinson