Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-10


| turn to Chicago today, and her niece, Mrs
| Fuller.
Mrs. Carlisle had a pleasing group Of
| ladies' and an inspiring cup Of tea to offer
| them. She was assisted by Mrs. Egenton
| Of Kentucky, Miss Beckner. Mrs. William
| X. Carlisle Of Kentucky, the Misses Ham,
| lin and Miss Helm, while Miss Queen and
| Miss Katherine Riggs presided at the tea
table.
Mrs. Lamont's reception party was large
| ly made up OF army ladies, and her after
noon was an exceptionally pleasant one
Most of her recent guests at her evening
reception were making their party calls,
and every room seemed crowded. Mrs
Cultivate, Mrs. Biddle, Mrs Tucker, Mrs
RaWles, Mrs Thurber. Mrs. Bradoeer, Mrs
Whipple, Mrs. Babcock Mrs. Morgan, Mrs.
kennon and Mrs. Blair Lee. with Miss
Breckinrfdge, Miss Aline Wilcox, Miss
Katherine Willard. Miss Gray. Miss
Poor, were assisting.
Mrs. Bissell was charmngly assisted by
| her guest, Mrs Sawyer of Buffalo, who
| arrived the day before to make her
visit: Mrs. Spaulding of New York who
| Is on Tor her usual winter stay; Mrs. Fitch,
| Mrs. Tracey. Mrs. McAdoo and Miss Tardy,
| and with such en- agreeable hostess and
assistants. all prolonged their stay beyond
! the usual limits.
| Miss Herbert was assisted by Mrs. John
Davies Jones. Miss Edes. Mrs. Rush. Mrs.
Clark, Miss Pendleton, Miss Sheriff.. Miss
| Ruggles and Miss Fyffe her guest. The
rooms were prettily decorated.
| Mrs. Olney was assisted by Mrs. Clifford
Richardson. Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Binney of
| Philadelphia. Miss Curtis, Miss Nichols,
Miss Kennedy and Miss Harlan.
| Miss Morton. one of the most interesting
| OF conversationalistS in the cabinet circle,
| had the pleasant assistance of her young
| friend, Miss Cressy Of Detroit who Just
arrived yesterday to make her visit
Miss Rose Frances Keech, daughter of
Mr. William D. Keech of the Baltimore
| county bar, was married last night to Mr..
| Henry Swami Selden in Trinity Church,
Towson, which was prettily decorated for
the occasion. The ceremony was perform
| ed by, Rev. w. H. H. Powers, rector of the
church. Miss Keech entered the church
accompanied by her father She wore
broidered tissue and orange blossoms. Her
| tulle veil was fastened with Grange bios
SONS. and she carried a bouquet of bride
| roses. The maid OF honor was Miss Lily
Keech, sister Of the bride who wore
gown Of pink corded silk, trimmed in en-
| broidered chiffon and ribbon. and carried
pink roses. Mr.. Griffith l.. Johnson of this
city was best man, and DR.. VIM. L. Writ
| of this city, William H. Wardin Of Balti-
| more, Hammond Dorsey of Howard coun-
ty. and w. S. Keech. jr., brother of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden will live in this city.
| Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Selden, parents Of the groom: John Sell
den and Miss Heth of this city.
| Mrs. Kaufman gave a luncheon today.
to which eighteen ladies were invited to
meet her niece, Mrs. A. u. Moore of San
| Francisco The large oval table was beau
| tifully furnished with rare china. glass and
silver and profuseiy decorated with lilies of
| the valley
The ladies' invited to meet Mrs. Moore
| We're Mrs. Romero. Mrs Brewer. Mrs. Fos-
| ter. Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. Somers.
Hills of Rochester. Miss Thompson. Mrs.
| Britton, Mrs. Painter, Mrs. Wilkins Mrs.
Cotton. Mrs. Lander. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
Seaton Perry and Mrs. J. w. Pilling.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell have cards
| out for Thursday evenings. January II and
"a. at o'clock, at 1927 Connecticut avenue.
| General and Mrs. Schofield gave a dinner
| last night at which Justice and Mrs. Gray
Minister and Mrs. Romero, Mr. and Mrs.
]. w. Henderson. Minister Kurino. Cen
eral Breckenridge and Mrs. and Miss Kill
bourn were guests.
Judge and Mrs. John Davis gave din
ner last night of twenty covers to young
friends of their daughter, all of whom
went to the german later
If all the rumors be true the japanese
minister has prepared series of most
delightful surprises for his guests to-
morrow night. 1t will be a party in real
japanese style. The members of the cabi-
net will accompany the ladies of their
1amllies, but the company will be other
wise entirely made up of the gentler sex
The friends Of Mr.. Charles s. johnson of
this city will be sorry to learn of the death
of his niece. Miss Louise Sweet Corwine,
daughter of the late Mrs. Quinton Corwine,
formerly of Washington.
Mrs. Schofield entertained dozen of
ladies today at q pink carnation luncheon.
Her guests were hrs. Mendonca, Mrs.
Logan. Mrs. Closson, Mrs. Parker, Mrs
Gallaudet. Mrs. Belknap. Mrs. Cunningham.
Mrs. Bliss, Mrs. and Miss Kilbourn and
Mrs. Moore, wife of Gen. Moore.
A pleasant gathering friends mat
the residence of Mrs. F. A. Jackson, 432
9th street southwest, on Tuesday evening
Among them We're the Misses Mary and
Matte Price, Fannie Carter, Mary Jerman.
Misses Eta and Nette Flowers, Rilla Cess
ford. Alice Riley, Hattie Barchman and
Mary Griffin, Mrs. +. A. Griffin, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto. Mrs. Moore, Bessie and Mary
Segers, Messrs. Ross, Gessford, r. Riley,
James Woodward, Emmett and Charles
Carter, Everett Davis and Harry Charlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Rapley and Mr..
Andrew j. Miller will leave tonight for
Askeville, N. c., to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Richard NJ Towson and Miss Camp
bell will be at home Tuesdays, January 20
and %. al 1902 Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs and Miss Wyville will not be at
home tomorrow.
The congressional ladies at Wizards will
not receive tomorrow, but will be at home
the following Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Rrandenburg are
entertaining Mr.. George 8. Ring Of st.
Paul, Mimi ''- " i-N'---'
Gen. and Mrs. o. B. Wilcox have been
confined to the house for the past two
weeks with the grip. and in consequence
are obliged to cancel all their engage
ments Mrs. Wilcox will not receive be-
fore Saturday in February.
Mrs Payne of 2215 Washington circle
will not receive tomorrow, on account of
sickness.
Mrs. c. A. Goldsmith will be at home sos
I. street northwest, to her friends on the
first and third Thursdays in the month.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Mr.. George A. Giles. 1890 18th
street northwest. last night. Among those
present were Mrs. Jack, Miss Marguerite
Jack, Miss Lula Burkett, Miss Salle Brown,
Miss Nettie Webster Miss Blanche Love-
liss Miss Lottie McCauley, Miss Louie Nc
Cauiey, Miss Nellie Beckley, Miss BERTHE
Lowe. Miss Louise Peiffer, Mrs. r. Giles
and Messrs. Geo. Morrison, Morris H. Wal
mer, Geo. Potts. Frank Hospital, Richard
Smith, Harry Van Horn, Harry Gaudsighs,
VIM. Sautmyer, John w. Mcmahon. Months
Houghton, Geo. II. Giles, Thomas Moore,
Master Geo. Jack.
TO Make ANTI-TONINE.