Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-26

NetlHtSIHy-1n6 6GcHelOFS COlIlllOu Ill
Rifles Hall.
Thursday-Mrs. Parker Mann, a tea, 4
to e. Congressional and judicial reception
at White House. Miss Johnston, Q street
= tea.
Friday-Secretary and Mrs. Gresham. a
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Hartmann. a
dinner in honor Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Kohlsaat
of Chicago.
Saturday-Mr. and Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes
reception, at o'clock.
Mrs. Hampden B. Denman and Miss
Ewing have tea invitations cut for We'd
resday, February q. 5 to Z.
Mr.. Robert Hinckley's studio tea yester-
day was a success socially and artist
ically. as everything at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Hinckley is tC
he. The latter welcomed the visitors
in her drawing room, and in the hospi-
talities of the tea room was assisted
by Mrs John Rodgers. Miss Belkrap, Miss
jackson, Miss Hagner. Miss Poor. Mss
Sheriff. and Mrs. John Gray and Miss Gray
OF Boston, who are cousins of Mr.. Hinck-
ley. ana are visiting here. In the studio
Mr. Hinck,ey made a delightful host, srr-
portraits of his recent sitters. His newly
hnished portrait of Speaker Crisp attracted
great deal of favorable comment
The first Of the Friday night cotillions
was given last night at Wormley's, and
was great success. The chapcrones, Mrs.
iitAiS L. JpllilSbll, hIS. lie register, MIS-.
John Hay, Mrs. John Davis. Mrs Fraser.
Mrs. Phil Sheridan. Mrs Boardman and
MISS Riggs. were the hostesses also of the
event Representative Bartlett led the
f I'M wlth Mss Justine De Peyster, and
I Jnsre was emily enc favor figure. The
uancers Included pretty nearly all the
debutantes of the winter
oWifs TO the death OF his hishness, Prln re
Arlsugawa, the uncle of his ma jesty, the
emperor or Japan, the members of the
.IG log
cancer thetr social engagements for the
present.
capt. and Mrs. E. II. Ripley have issued
invitations to the wedding reception of
their daughter. Emma Spofford. and Mr..
~ aai'ii,toh coats. February &. from to
w pm, 100 9TH street northeast. At home
W ecnesdays after the 18th of February
MISS GeorGette Martin gave a luncheon
Yesterday in honor of Mrs j. g. Warmann
ol Louisville Ky, and Miss Purcell Of
y, Wlnchester. Va The other guests were:
Mrs. Il. j. Walker, Mrs j. l.. Monroe Mrs
Dr. Bell. Miss Marion Johnson, Miss; Daw-
son of DCwsonvilie. Md, and Miss Mamie
Brown.
Mrs Herbert G. Ogden, 1899 18th street.
will be at home Fridays in February.
Miss Florence c. Mortimer of 1874 18th
street northwest has returned TO the city
AFTER stay In Fiuquier county. Va.
Mrs. Raphael c. Gwynn. 1901 Vermont
avenue. Will be at home Mondays. Febru-
airy and IS.
Mrs. Albert c. Hopkins of 1116 Vermont
avenue Will not eceive on next Tuesday
the 10Th.
Mrs George z. Kennedy and Miss Ken
nedy Will not be at home on MONDAYS.
The Allegro Club met last evening at the
home of Mr.. Morrison w PerIev Pro-
greSSive tid'llo-wink3 and euchre occr,pied
the attention of the company during the
early portion of the evening after which
SUPPER was served. The dining room and
table We're profusely decorated with palms
and potted plants. After supper the club
In dancing. Among those present
were: Miss Lillian Fridley, Miss Gertrude
Hall. Miss Edna Archibald. Miss May
sspey. Miss Grace Nelson, Miss Marie
Hartsock. Mr.. Morrison w. Perley. DIR. C.
|. Nertenbaker DR. Victor Watkins, Mr.
Percy Daniels. Mr.. Willard Archibald Mr.
hammond Brewer. Mr.. Clarence Walker,
lr. Randolph Moran and Mr. Clarence c.
Archibald The next meeting of the club
will be held at the residence of Miss Ger
rude Hall.
A pleasant party was given by .he
Misses Stasia Mcmahon and Ella Murphy |
ocal and Instrumental music was render |
ID by the Misses Ella Murphy Nellie Ior-
ng and Stasa Mcmahon Among those |
resent we're the Misses Loring Collins, |
rConnor. Murphy. Hessler. ludlow. Has |
on. Carroll O'Connell. HuLlow DUNCAN,
tessler, Perry: McCaffery and Mcmahon.
e.,
lyers. Carlin, Handboe, Carol and Kelly. |
Mrs. L. j. Shaw and sister, Miss Blanche
Iurray. entertained large number of |
riends at their home on Capitol Hill |
thursday evening. Music and dancing |
we're enjoyed and refreshments were |
erved. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. |
v. C. Koch. Mr.. ard Mrs. L. j. Shaw. Mr.. |
nd Mrs. w. w. Murray, Prof and Mrs |
sdel. Prof. and Mrs. Childs. Mrs. Stuart.
Irs. Ball, Mrs. Murray. MIR. and Mrs. Tay !
Iyal=
Blanche Murray. Minnie Walls. Mamie GIL
C, Maggie Hudson and Mable Stuart.
The members Of the Business High |
chool Club. second year. We're entertain
q last evening by Miss Daisy T.. Hodsson
t the cozy residence of her parents, I
treet southeast. Miniature tableauX, each
mblematic of a song, We're presented and
rizes awarded to the two members guess
lg correctly the highest number of songs
Miss Dillon and Capt. Kerr
'ere the successful contestants. Musical
nd literary amusements and refreshments
-ere enjoyed. The members present were:
Iisses Dillon, Heilbrun, Waugh, Armand,
Capt. Kerr, Capt. Sleman, Lieut..
pple, Messrs. Daniels. Wimsatt, Quinter |
nd Craiger.
Miss Fisher of Baltimore. who has been
siting Mrs. E. G. Hines. has returned
ONE. accompanied by Mrs. Hines.
Last night the Hedera Club held a spe-
al meeting at the residence of Miss Clara
uftS, No. 416 Il street southeast, to make
nal arrangements for dance to be given
n Wednesday evening next. After the
lsiness of the evening had been disposed of
ancing was INDUCED in till late hour.
here were present Misses Mudd, c. YER
Iillion, F.. VermilIon, Shomo, Schroeder |
nd Whitacre. and Messrs. Burgess, Hop
ms, Dove. Wells. Boswell and Hall.
Mrs. Hamilton Bayly will not be at home +
Ionday. January %
Mrs. Watson ]. Newton and Miss Newton
III be at home, informally, at 1870 Q street
'ednesdays in February.
The charming home of Mrs. LIE Ment,
,rner 18th and L streets northwest, was
10 scene of a progressive euchre party .
st night. Miss Thompson of Georgia as
sted in dispensing the Inequalities. Mrs.
uBois was the successful competitor for =
e first prize. The second was won by
ISIS Laura Morgan. and Miss Lee the '
nsoation. The other first prize was
varded Mr.. Ford. Mr.. White and Mr..
awards captured the other two Those
esent were Misses Lee, Miss Adams. :
Uses Chapman, Miss Matte and Miss NJ
an Rensselaer, Morgan, Judge and Mrs.
ellis, Mrs. Houk Of Tennessee. Miss Berry 2
ISIS Mcdowell, MessrS. Hampton, Lee, !
ord, Edwards, Weber, White and others.
Yrs. L. Herman, 327 41-2 street south =
est, will be at home Mondays. t
Yrs. d. Strauss, 400 Maryland avenue Q