Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-02
The Pleasant Events at Which Friend
Met Friend-PersOnR1
Notes.

Mrs N. S. Lincoln gave her usual egg
| nog party yesterday, at which she was
| charmingly assisted by her guest, Miss
Learned Mrs. Geo. Lathrop Bradley and
Miss Curtis. Some of the guests were Mrs.
| Hammond, the Marquise Langa, Misses
| Davidge, Misses Kinney, Miss Steele, Mrs.
Richard Mansfield, Miss Bispham Col. and
| Mrs. Winthrop, Misses Drain, Miss Mohun,
Miss Norton, Chinese minister and wife,
Misses McKeever, Messrs Paul E. Johnson,
| Curtis, Acklen, de JanCn, Andrews and DIR.
| Frank Loring.
Mrs. NJ. Bernheim and her relative, Miss
| Bernheim. will be at home to their friends
| Thursdays.
! Mrs. r. F. Fleming, 1920 I street. will
| give tea to Mrs. A. Walton Fleming to-
| morrow, from to Z.
| MIR. and Mrs. ]. L. Donohoe gave a New
| Year party last evening to their son Clar-
ence, who will return in few days to col
lege.
Mrs. Kate Thyson MARI and her children
gave a New Year theater party last even
| Ing.
| Dr. and Mrs. C. Ulrich Kennedy have
moved into their new home, 212I California
| avenue, Washington Heights. Mrs. Ken
| nedy will be at home In February.
| A New Year eve reception and dance was
| rendered by the ladies of the Fleur de Lis
| Whist Club at the home of Mrs. Reichen-
| bach. Among those present were Mrs.
| Rechenbach, Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Armstrong
| and Mrs. Proctor. the Misses Lolita Mills.
| Proctor. Kennedy, Peckham, Potter, Strain,
| s. Strain, Campbell, Waggoner Armstrong.
| At Lee, Armistead and Reichenbach, the
| Messrs. Plant, Anderson, Armstrong. Pat
| terson, FitZsmonS, Bagly. Davis Blocher,
| Maddox Kennedy, Yeutsch and Hail.
| A pleasant surprise party was given to
| Miss Estelle Foster, 1119 K street north
| west. by the Y. p. s. G. E. of Faith Chapel
| on Monday evening. Music and games were
INDUCED in and refreshments were served.
| Rev Mr.. Warren, president; Miss Alice
| Groves, Miss Hammer, Miss Annie Nc
Bayne Mrs. Harrison, Miss A. Taylor. Mrs.
| j. Holmes, Miss G. Greenwich, Miss Gilmore,
| Mrs. Senneman and the Misses S. and D..
| Foster, Messrs. G. Riston, w. Smith, H.
| Harrison, Ruby, Taylor, j. Taylor, John
| Weeks. c. Little, Geo Holmes and H.
| P1eiSer were present.
| Miss Marie c. Breitbarth gave a birthday
| party, where she entertained a company of
| friends, Monday evening at her parents
residence. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Breitbarth.
| 40 I. street, lie Droit Park. Musical Sc
| lections We're rendered, after which the
| company repaired to the dining room, where
| repast was served.
| Mrs. l.. V. Cowling entertained a party
| OF friends last evening. Music and dancing
! We're the principal amusements. Among
| those present were Mrs. |. Cowling, Mrs. L..
| Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Stoddard,
| the Misses Blanche Cowling. Lula Cowlin g.
| Annie Cowing, Minnie Cowling Ciar Ply
| Well, GGtOrSle w lllett, Nellle w lilett, EVE
| Willett AMI Miss Jones, Mrs. Ware. Messrs.
| Stoddard, Baker Stone, Adams, HAL Nor
ris, Smith, Brown and White.
Mr.. bernard Geier, 1851 H street north
east, celebrated his eightieth birthday last
| Thursday. He has been a resident of the
northeast for thirty-SeVen years, and is
| yet hale and hearty. Those present We're
Mrs. Jos. Geier. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Hard
| rup, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Werle, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bernard Geier, jr., Mr. and Mrs D.
r. Jameson (Taie Mr
| Geier, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Geier.
| Mrs. James Alexander and daughter of
Columbia S. c., who have been visiting
| their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Adams of
| 1903 9th street southwest, left for their
home last night. Quite number Of friends
met to see them off, and among them were
Mr.. and Mrs. Streeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Rose,
Emma, Mary. Matte and Esther Price,
Messrs. Gettings, Morrison, Muilhouser
Berry and Williams.
| A reception and entertainment was given
by DIR. and Mrs. Jose 1. Rodriguez on Mon
| day night. About eighty guests, including
representatives of several of the foreign
governments, assembled to witness an
amusing little Spanish comedy in two
acts. The play was well interpreted by
| the following: Mr.. Arthur w. FERGUSON,
Mr.. Francisco A. de Betancourt Mrs. F. A.
de Betancourt, Miss Lucretia jackson, Miss
| Matilda Phillips, Miss Rosabella S. Rider,
Miss Hannah Rider, Miss Rose Phillips,
Miss Margaret Hanna, Miss Catherine
Fisher, Mr.. Herbert Jackson. Miss Marie
Fisher Mr.. Frank NJ. Fisher and Master
Edward Fisher. The leading roles were
eracted by Miss Jackson and Mr.. Fergus
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Betancourt, formerly of
Cuba, also added much to the pleasure A
very pretty feature Of the entertainment
was the graceful dancing of the "Cachu-
cha by little Miss Fisher at the close of
the first act. After the curtain had fallen for
the last time refreshments were dispen scd
in the supper room.
Mr.. and Mrs. William de Batz celebrated
their silver wedding on the 31st of Decem-
Der.
Mrs f. Brenner of Columbia road will
not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. William l.. Clark will be at home
Thursdays in January, at 1915 NJ street
northwest.
At the home of the chief justice yester-
day Mrs. Fuller assisted by Mrs.
James Grant Wilson and Miss Wilson of
New York, Miss Riggs, Miss Faust, Mrs.
Wallace, Mrs. Aubery, Miss Fuller, Miss
Catherine Fuller, Mrs. Mary Fuller Man
ming and Miss Emily S. Hutchinson of Chi
Cago.
Mrs J. B. Maraman Of Louisville, KY,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
j. Walker Of DID, l street northwest.
Miss Addie Kaufman of Baltimore, Nd.
1th street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Dodson of IL street south
west gave a delightful party New Year
eve in honor Of their daughters. Bessie and
Maud. Among those present We're Misses
Herley, Morrison, Story, Annie and Mary
Carrick, and Messrs. Shaffer, Miller, But
Ter, Morrison, Callen Steward, Brown and
Gregsby.
There was a wedding at the residence of
Mr. George Blandford, S26 A street south
east, this morning at 9:45 o'clock. only
the relatives Of the bride and groom be-
ing present. Mr.. James H. Jennings of
Connecticut and Miss Lollie Blandford of
this city We're married by Rev. b. N. Sey-
mour, assisted by the father of the groom,
Rev. VIM. Jennings. Miss Hattie Diver
played the wedding march on the piano.
The rooms were tastefully decorated in
green and white. The bride wore white
silk dress, trimmed in white lace with
white velvet bows, and carried a single
American beauty rose. The going-away
gown was brown covert cloth, trimmed in
brown velvet. The couple left on the II
o'clock train for extended tour. Cards
are out for an informal "at home' on the
18th.
Miss F. Steifel and Miss T. Buehler enter