Evening star., 1895-03-02

we're Miss M. Hourigan. Miss Reynolds
Miss Craven. Miss K. Daugherty. Miss
Dillon. Miss e. Mudd. the Misses Mealey
0nns 0il,ns' Seas sBsasey & Healy. Hanley, Craven
Murphy, J. F. Farrell. Dillon. Hamilton,
Heaney. Brennan. Kepplar, J. Daugherty
| and B, pougherty.
| Mrs A. 6. Wilkinson presided at the
Ladies' Historical Society at Mrs Horatio
Kings Friday. The program for the after
noon moor began with an aria from the opera
Boston. Fifteen minutes was given to the
| history of Spain during the fifteenth and
| sixteenth centuries In a clever manner by
| spoken Of by Mrs. w. Ross Browne, Mrs.
Ward. Mrs. McNair and Mrs. Doubleday,
MRS. w.. +. MacLennan described the Al
hambra, Miss Martyr rendered a piano solo.
ers Guests present were Mrs. Peck from
Milwaukee. Mrs. Barnes of Illinois, Mrs.
Joseph Smith Of Bangor. Me-: Miss Hub
lard of Connecticut Mrs. Pierce of Boston.
Miss McCeney. Mrs J. r. Eastman
loared illustrated Spain,' by Dore, and
| photographs; Miss Marjorie Baker assisted
| at tea table. The meeting adjourned at 4
O'Clock. to meet April 8. when Mrs. A. B.
Williams presides.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Croissant entertained
| the Ahracadabra Club last evening. when a
specially interesting program was present
ed.
Appleton p. Clark. and Mrs. E. e. Brooks.
secretary. At roll call each member re-
sponded with quotation from Kipling.
Lieut. Jacobson sang an original song.
accompanied on the guitar by Mrs. Jacob
SON. The essay was read by the hostess.
Mrs. Croissant, on "The Influence of
Jacobinism on the French Revolution Of
1892" DIR. w. A. Croffut spoke on Labor
Economics" and was followed by Mrs. FL
len s. Mussey. Geo. w. Rickett, Dewitt c..
Croissant and Mr.. McCreary in brief ad-
dresses. Mrs. NJ. z. Lynch read some Sc
lections from Riley. and Mr.. and Miss
Church furnished the music. After the
program. refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Mrs. E. s. and Miss Della Mussey. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Sixbury, Miss Blanch Holbrook.
Miss Anna Rulison. Mr.. Benson. Miss E.
Hail. Mr.. and Miss Church. Miss Lillian
Jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs. McCreary, Mr.. and
Mrs. Appleton P. Clark Mrs. E. E. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Brock Miss Emily Do
herty, Miss c. A. Van Doren. DR.. and Mrs
Scott, Mrs. John P. Clum, Dewitt C. Crois-
SAINT. Miss Gertie McNaulty. Mrs. NJ. E. S.
Davis. Mrs. M. E. Lynch and Miss Nc
Creary.
The engagement of Mics Sadie Walsky to
Mr.. Abe Sakolski is announced. At home
Sunday, March 5, from to 10, 1O6 N street
northwest
Miss Louisa Russell, who has been visit
ing Col and Mrs. Melville Earle, in New
York city, has returned to her home, on
Georgetown Heights.
Mrs. NJ. J. Willets and daughters of
brooklyn, N. Y, are guests of the Misses
Fowler, 1888 Both street.
Misses Pearl Chester and Fay Templeton
gaze a pink tea in Compliment Of Miss
Jabct Mortier Of New York yesterday. The
dining room was decorated in pink carna-
tions. The guests were Miss Kate Lusby,
n
Miss Esteie Fitzgerald, Miss McDevitt
and Miss Keiso.
A phantom social was given at :he resi-
dence of Mrs. DIR. w. L. Sullivan, No. 120
9th street northeast, last Friday evening.
Those present were Mrs. A. L. Baldwin.
Mrs H. M. Stewart. Mrs. A. d. Aplin. Mrs.
t. c. Palmer, Mrs. NJ. b. Atkinson, Mrs. r.
e. Harvey, Mrs. NJ. E. Martin, Misses R. E.
Harrington Nellie Pollock. Lolo n. ELL
Babbitt, Ethel Tompkins, Alice Martin,
Ida Babbitt Roberta Overton, Agnes Pol
lock, Mr.. j. r. Atkinson, Mr.. E. G.. Palmer,
Mr.. A. L. Baldwin, Mr.. John Grimstcad.
Mr.. R. E. Harvey. Mr.. r. A. Dinsmore.
Mr.. Frank Ford. Mr.. Arthur Borman, Mr..
NJ. B. Atkinson. Mr.. J. E. Atkinson, Mas
ters Evert AMI Waldo Palmer.
The Misses Robertson OF Charlotte, N. c..
left yesterday after a delightful visit with
their cousin, Miss Saidee Nalle.
Memorial Chapel, 9Th and streets north
west. was well crowded last evening with
the scholars and their parents, the occasion
being popcorn sNcial and entertainment
rendered by the officers and teachers. A
fine musical and literary program was
given. Among those who took part were
Miss Edna Frazee. Miss Rose T. Fairfax,
Miss Mary H. Danzenbaker, Miss Matte
Bartlett. Miss Fern Hoskins, Mr.. John
Alden. Miss Helen Alden, Mr. Frank s.
Browne, Miss Sallie Mason, Mr.. w. w.
Werntz, Miss Gertrude Saunders, Mr.. Geo.
E. Hebbard