The Washington times., 1895-01-27

piano solo. Mrs. Calvin; song, "Spdngtide.
Miss Lillian Hunt, accompanied by Prof. John
z. Lawrence; banjo and mandolin TITO.
'The Meistsrsingers;" reading, "Don
Romero" Miss Ellen Yockey; piano duet,
the Misses Willenbuecher; songs. "Dns Ku-
kukslied" and CUTE Nachf." Miss Xarifa
Hancock; reading, "Das Yaterland," Mrs.
Knapp piano duet. Misses Alma and Ottilie
Eoerti selections by the Imperial Banjo and
Mandolin Club, Messrs. Clarence Jones,
Frank Wollard, c.. Percy Reardon, and j.
Frank Jones'
emitted "ReeIle Absichten," was then given
ny Misses Rettig and Rosa Poesche. Of the
Deut5ch Dramatische Gesellsehaft
Inose present were: Mr.. and Mrs Ebert,
DR.. and Mrs. Won Hartleben, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Arneli, Mrs. Allison Nailor. Mrs T. P
Cleayes. Mrs. NJ. b. Hazard. Mrs Calvin,
Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Sehoeneeker Mrs Will
nor, Mrs. Knapp. Mrs. Armor, Mrs. Bernheim,
Mrs. Didden. Mrs. Moxley, Mrs RumeIl. Mrs.
w. g. Duckott, Mira Warfield the Misses Ret
tig. Rosa Poesehe. W. WiIlenbuecher, j. Willen-
bueeher, Lillian Hunt. Xarifa Hancock Alma,
OtriIie and Leonore Ebert, Lulie Knoop,
Ellen Vockey, M. Maedel julia Maedel, L.
yon Entrees. Gabrielle Steger, r. Watson,
Alice Burritt. M. D.; Mary Armor, UIke,
Didden, Burchard, ThysoD, Arnold, MUldoon.
Siieritn. Stanley Bishop, and Messrs. Charles
Luce, d. P. May, John p. Lawrence, F.
knoop, j. NJ. Gwin, Roberts. Belitz. G. Jones,
Wollard, Reardon. j. z. Jones, Edward A.
Duckstt, and others
Mrs James Langsburgh. of No 205 street
northwest, has her two sisters, the Misses
Mannheim. OF Marshall, No.. visiting her.
They will be at homo during the remainder
Of the season OF Mondays from to in tho
afternoon aad from to 10 evenings.
The mueh-expected play was produced
Thursday at Willard Hall by the German
Dramatic Club, with Miss Hendrie in the title
role Of the ''The Jealous Wife" The young
ladys work was done in truly professional
manner and led one to wonder what Miss
Hendrie is dCing on the amateur stage. Il
was all the more wonderful when il Is con-
sidered tnat Miss Hendrie does not converse
IN the German language.
The Legion OF Loyal Women will give a
Japanese tea on the evening OF Washington's
Birthday.
Miss Dimock, OF New York, niece of ex-
Secretary Whitney, is the guest of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland Miss Dimock will
return to New York next week.
Mrs Perrine, accompanied by Miss Dlmoek,
of New York, and Miss Benedict, of New
York. attended the ball at the Chinese Minis
ter's last evening.
/ Judge and the Misses Strong gave tea
/ Friday afternoon in honor of their young
/ cousin. Miss Strong. The house was beauti-
| fully decorated with flowers and growing
/ plants, and the drawing-rooms throughout
/ the afternoon were filed with the leading
/ res. dent and official society OF Washington
/ Miss Waite presided in the tea room. where
I the refreshments were served. Ths opening
+ OF Judge Strong house to society is always
( a pleasant event. and the tea marked enc Of
/ the most enjoyable events OF the winter.
/ Mrs. Walter D. WyvilIe and Miss Wyyills
/ gave a tea Friday afternoon ar their home
on o street that was well attended by their
friends. The house was decorated with
palms. Cut flowers filed vases and cut
glass bowls about the pariOrs.
The hostess received IN q gown Of lavender
moire antique, trimmed with point lace
Miss WyviIles gown was of light blue moire
! and chiffon and Mrs. Newton C.. Blanchard.
+ who assisted in receiving, wore a gown OF
lavender crepe. Miss Bynum presided N the
tearoom.
Among the guests were. Mrs Maxwell and
her guest, Miss Taylor, of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gait. Miss Seyes, Mrs Cush-
man h. Davis, Senator and Mrs. Teller, Mrs
Soule, Mrs Springer. Mrs Bynum, Mrs
PAYNE and Miss WerHeld
A pleasant surprise party was rendered Mr..
Waiter Gordon at his residence. No. 1913 South
Carolina avenue southeast, Wednesday even
ing Among those present were the Misses
Olivia. Gertie and Stella Scala, Lille Lusby.
May Gordon. Ollie Braley. Ida Jones. Fannie
johnson. and MeSsrs. Henry Prediger, Harry
Nalley, Paul Vincent, Edward Peak, William
H. Cross. James Cross, Fred Cross, and Viii
linn Rarhar