The Washington times., 1895-01-31

parlors at the Arlington, aS5iSteu ny hoi
niece, Mrs. Fuller, Miss Reed, and Miss Voor-
hees.
Mrs. Carlisle had, as usual, quite large
party of young people with her to assist IN
entertaining callers. Among these were MISS
Helm. Miss Queen, Miss keyes. MISS Ehloe.
Miss Margaret Johnson. and Miss Tardy
Mrs. Edginton also assisted in receiving
Mrs. Lamont had her large party OF assist
ants well distributed throughout the two
parlors, and stood alone near the first door
way to receive callers. The ladies of the re-
ceiying party included Mrs. Forwood, Mrs.
Rodgers. Miss Proctor, Miss Rose Mac
Donald. Miss Smalley, Miss Cressy, OF De-
troit. niece OF the Secretary of Agriculture;
Miss Aline Wilcox, Miss Kountze, and MISS
Deering.
Miss Herbert held one OF the very pleasa Mt
receptions of the afternoon and with her re-
ceiving party welcomed many callers among
the resident society.
Mrs. olney had her parlors decorated with
many of the choice roses that Tuesday even
ing decorated the table at the~Presidentia!
dinner. Her assistants in receiving were
Miss AIoliie Villas, Mrs. Rccies. Miss Dawes,
Miss Mamie Letter, and Miss Mary Patten.
the m8ntels, piano. and tables with some line
long-stemmed American beauty roses sent
all the way from Buffalo. The ladies OF the
receiving party were Mrs. Sicard. OF Bunaio;
Mrs. Charles Spaulding Mrs. Goidsborougn,
Mrs. Gallaudet, Mrs. Frank Loring, Mrs.
Jewell, Mrs. Poor, and Miss jackson. OF
Georgia.
Miss Morton and Mrs. Hoke Smith did not
receive.
The second series OF three cotillions. for
( which the Bachelors Cotillion Club issued
/ invitations early in the season, took place
last night at the National Rifles Armory,
where the guests were received by Mrs.
Brice, wife of Senator Brice.
The decorations OF the hall at the first
cotillion were al in pink, but they were
changed last night and the walls were
draped in soft yellow material: that benea h
each of the large chandeliers WAS arranged
in sunburst effect for the light TO fall
through and east golden hue over the
pretty gowns of the dancers.
Intermingled with these draperies about
the walls was profusion. OF wild smilaX and
from the middle of each of the long windows
the draperies were slightly parted by large
palm. The entire stage was hung with gel
low draperies sprayed over with the smilax
vines and the sides We're massed 10 the cell
ing with palms and foliage plants. Down
the middle of the stage was arranged the
long. white supper table. from which re-
freshments were served throughout the even
ing in buffet style. The Marine Band fur
nished the music.
At 10 o'clock the Costillion was danced,
led by Mr. Charles McCauley.
According to the usual custom at these en-
terlainments there were two favor figures,
one OF flowers. the other Of yellow muffs, tied
with long yellow ribbons. which the girls
used to carry about their necks. For the
men there were yellow chrysanthemums that
were Partisan novelties. and upon touching
a spring developed into whistles. On the
mufIs were the monograms OF the organiza-
ZION.
Among the guests were the Secretary oil
War and Mrs Lamont. Judge and Mrs. John
Davis, Miss Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Floulke
Mrs. and Miss Draper Mrs. and Miss Cas-
sells. Col. Mrs. and Miss De Pcyster. Miss
Grace Davis. Mr. Robert Chiffon, Mrs and
the Misses Emory, Air. ana Mrs. G. S. Fraser
Mr. and Miss Davidge. Mr.. and Mrs. Clymer
Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Commander and
Mrs. Chadwick. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addi
son, the Misses Boardman, Mr.. Jessie Brown
Miss Ellen Beale. Mr.. Brondhead. Hon. w. f.
Curtis, Miss Cameron. the Misses Brice. Mrs
and Miss Belknap, Mr.. John G. Ford. Nr
and Mrs c. c. Glover, Miss Garnett, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Gray. the Misses Gray
Major Goodloe, Mss Goodloe, Commander
Mrs. and Miss Hog. Justice Mrs. and Mis-:
Harlan Mrs. and Miss Hazeltine, SIR. Gail
lard Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. HOwnnd. the
Misses Hamlin, Assistant Secretary Hanllin
Col and Mrs. John Hay, Miss Hay, Marquis
Imperkali. Mrs. and Miss jackson. Marqus'
LAMA Mr.. and Mrs James LOwndes, Mrs
and Miss Mcmillan. Gen. Mrs. and Miss Nc
Cannon, CaIt. and Mrs. McNair, Lient anC
Mrs Richard Mulligan Mavroyeni Bey. Mis-
Nichols. Miss Mcpherson Mr. and Mrs f. B
II Aga-r is
Mrs aad Miss Poor Mr.. and Mrs. John C
Poor. Mr. P.>Lee Phillips. the French am
bassador the British Ambassador and Lad,
Pauncefote. the Misses IaUncefote. Miss Pitts
Lieut.. and AIR. Qualtrough. the Mjsse
Reeder. Miss RuGgles. Miss Rochester, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs
Rockhil. Count de Reventiow. Mrs. and Mis-
Sheridan Mrs and Miss Coudit Smith, Mrs
Sartoris the Misses Steele Mrs Slater. Coun
dc Szechenyi Mrs. r. II. Townsend. Gen
Tryon. Mr. and Mrs. Chatlield Taylor Mis-
Tredick. Assistant Secretary ana Mrs. Uhl
Miss Uh!, Admiral Upshaw. Mrs. and Mis-
Waiiach. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson, an
Miss Wilson.
Mrs. James G. Payne gave most enjoy
able tea at ) O'Clock yesterday afternoon
when her pretty home on Massachusetts ave
nue. was crowded with friends. The hostes
received in q gown OF light brown brocad
At her side stood her daughter Mrs. Georg
Payne and guest. Miss Ella Warfield. Th
latter will leave on Monday next, with tn
family OF ex-senator Davis, OF West Virginia
10 travel in their private ear through Mexico
Miss Grace Davis was one of the receivin
party, having come over from Baltimore 70
the occasion. In the tearoom the decoration
were of scarlet tulips. Mrs. Willard Warne
served frappe and Miss Mary Wilcox preside
over bowl oil Maraschino. Miss Donald
son. of Tennessee served punch and Mr.!
Harry Payne assisted in entertaining th
guests.
Among the guests were Mrs. Field. Gen
Greedy. Representative and Mrs. Cultivate
Mrs. n. L. Jeffries. Mrs. and Miss Burdette
Gen. Van Vliet, Miss Kate Field, Mrs. Doug
las Scott, Judge. Mrs. and Miss Kelley, Mr.;
! Ramsay. Mrs. James Barbour, Miss Corni
, Mrs. Jules Guthridge, the Misses Gorma1
Miss Patten, Mr. Paul Johnson. Mrs job
} Waggaman. Mrs. Tkcmas Wagga,nan. Mis-
Clara Davis. Miss Alisan Wilson. Miss Casey
Ma or and Mrs. Parker, Miss Il. Morgan, an
Mrs. Ben. Buterworth
Mrs. ana the Misses German will hold the
last reception OF the present season This afte
noon.
Miss Alice Burdette will give tea O
Thursday afternoon next in honor OF Mi
Julia MarloweTaber.
The Columbian University. in afflliatio
with the Woman's Anthropological Societ,
r has arranged for course of most interestin
s lectures TO be given by Prof Thomas v
, Davids. Pm. l.. LID. OF University Colleg'
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