Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-05

from Media. Pa.-the Misses Price, Brooke.
Weaver. Lewis, Little, Smith, Corlies, the
Misses Gilpin and Miss Helen Robinson,
younger sister of the debutante, Mrs. and
Mrs. George Phil Jordan of Philadelphia
and Mrs. William i. Shaffer and Miss
Shaffer of Chester, Pa, came on for the
event. Mrs. Robinson is entertaining the
dozen young ladies from Media who so
pleasantly assisted at the ball. and has
given them no end of pleasure.
Among the leading entertainments of the
coming week will be: 7.~.--..
Monday-Miss Gale will give luncheon.
Mrs Leigh Robinson a tea. to Z. Miss
Tilford tea, o CLOCK justice anu MIS-
Brewer a dinner.
Tuesday-Mrs. Stewart, a luncheon MIS-.
German, a debut tea, to ., to introduce
Miss Mary Edna German Mrs. Fuller ana
Miss Catherine Fuller, tea, to Z, 10 meet
Miss Rosalys Jones' Secretary ana MIS-.
Gresham will dine the President and Mrs.
Cleveland at a cabinet dinner. Baroness
Won Saurma a small dance at the German
embassy.
Wednesday-The marriage OF Miss Jane
Cox and DR.. Glazebrook will take place at
noon at ST. PauPs Church. The CABINET
ladies will hold their first receptions Mrs.
John W. Thompson and Miss Thompson,
reception at o o'clock. Judge ana MIS-.
John Davis, a dinner of twenty covers 10
Young people. The first of the Bachelors
germans will be given at the Rifles Armory
assembly at 9:15; cotillion at 10.
Thursday-Mrs. j. c. Head, luncheon.
Mrs S. H. Kaufman, a luncheon. MISS
India Bell Ve.lder Fleming and Master
Robert Vedder Fleming, dancing party at
) o'clock Mrs. 4. b. NJ. Mason, tea TO
meet Miss Adams President and Mrs.
Cleveland, a reception to the diplomatic
corps. .-E-..--
Friday-The Japanese minister, recep-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Whittemore. "a ball at
o o'clock. Postmaster General and MIS-
Bissell. a dinner.
Saturday-Mrs. Murphy, wife of Senator
Murphy, luncheon. Mrs. Mayo Hazeltine
a dancing party.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Bfssell en-
tertaired last night at dinner Chief Justice
and Mrs. Fuller, Justice and Mrs W h'te
Justice and Mrs. Gray, Attorney Generai
and Mrs. Olney. Mr.. Cough. Lady Cough
Mrs Milburn of Buffalo and Assistant POST
master General Jones. Pink roses and ferns
decked the table.
Among later entertainments will be re-
ceptien at the German embassy to celebrate
the birthday of the German emperor on
January H.
Mrs Charles G. Dublin will give a tea
Tuesday, January 10. to I, to meet Mrs.
NJ. F. Prescott of Commonwealth avenue
Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Leighton will give a
reception January IA in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs Karl Severance of New York. Miss
De Forrest of Liverpool, England. Will also
be their guest during the social season.
For the convenience of those who are I'M
aware of the reception days of the host
esses in official life the following list Is
given:
Monday-Si.prems. b, Court families. resi-
dents of Capitol Hill and congressional
ladies living at the National and 'Metropoli-
tan hotels.
TUESDAY &c conversational day" Wives of
members residing in West End Houses or
hotels keep this date, as, do MOST OF the
ladies living on X street.
Wednesday is cabinet day. rsv
Thursday is s,sena torial day. and is also
kept by 1 street families.
Friday is G>stTeet day, and IS USUALLY kept
by the residents in upper, F and other
streets ADJACENT thereto.
Saturday is usually observed by families
living north and west of Outpost Circle.
1t will interest people. who like to join the
consciousness Of doing of good deeds with
the enjoyment of personal pleasure to know
that Wednesday, the 10th instant. has been
fixed upon as the date for the annual Char
ity Ball for the. benefit of the Children
Hospital. AS this ball is an event with
which society, permits no, ether affair to
interfere, its social success is assured, and
as it's management is as usual in the best
of hands most delightful experience may
be looked forward by belies'and beaus
of whatever age.
Mrs Field will not receive on Monday
next, but will, resume 'ker receptions on
Monday, January IA.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard s. Hill are residing
this winter at 1881 r street, where Mrs.
Hill will receive her friends on Saturdays
in February.
The wedding of Mr. Geo. A Howe of this
city and Miss Bella Frances Jost took
place at Montgomery, Ala, the home or
the bride, on the I'd instant Miss Katie
Lay Howe and Mr.. Frank T. Howe, jr.,
sister and brother CT the groom, went
down to participate in the ceremony, and
there We're several ante-nuptial entertain
ments giver to the bridal party. The cere-
mony took place in ST. Peters Catholic
Church, and was performed by Rev. Father
Shaw. The maid of honor was Miss Fran
ces Jost, sister of the bride and the
grooms brother, Mr. Frank T. Howe, Jr.,
acted as best man. The bridesmaids We're
Miss Alice Kohn, Miss Mamie Dove, Miss
George Connolly and Miss Katie Lay
Howe. The usherS We're MeSSrS. John
Kohn, Frank Dove, Thomas Robinson and
Herbert Higgins. After the ceremony there
was a reception at the home of the brides
mother, on Montgomery Straet, which was
largely attended. Nh and Mis- Howe left
OIL the late train for tour through the
south. After the 46th, instant they will re-
side at 1924 32d street northwest in this
city. The presents. wer" numerous.
Dr. ]. Ramsay hewitt has returned from
his wedding trip and has moved into his
new home 32S Indiana avenue northwest.
On Monday next Mrs. hewitt will be at
home to friends.
Representative Cannon of Illinois and
Miss Cannon are at the Normandie for the
winter.
Miss Ethel McRae accompanied her
father, Congressman McRae of Arkansas.
on his return to Washington from the holt
day vacation spent at home and will re-
main during the winter at 912 NJ street
northwest. Miss McRae has as her guest
Miss Kate McRae of Mt. Holly, Ark.
Mrs. ]. H. Johnson of Texarkana, Ark,
is visiting Senator J. K. Jones' family, 915
NJ street northwest. Mrs. Johnson is the
sister of Mrs. Jones.
Representative Charles w. Stone of Penn
sylvania and family have opened their
house on Capitol Hill for the season. Mrs.
Stone and Miss Stone will be at home jan
uary u and %. Also Mondays in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Myron NJ Parker and Mrs. Deven-
dorf will be at home Tuesdays in January.
Mrs. Walter Mclean has issued cards
for tea on the Sth instant in honor of
Miss Robinson, the daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John Il. Robinson. Mrs.
Mclean will be at home Thursdays in jan