The Washington times., 1895-01-06


Prominent among the gaieties for the pres
ent week will be:
MoNDAY-Mrs Tilford will give a tea to
young people. Mrs. Hemphill will give a tea
from to o'clock at the Richmond. Miss
Gale will give luncheon. Justice and Mrs.
Brewer will give dinner. Mrs. Leigh Rob-
inson will give tea from to O'Clock.
TUESDAY Justice and Mrs. Fuller will give
an afternoon tea TO meet Miss Rosale Jones.
Senator and Mrs. German will give a tea
from 4 to o'clock TO introduce their
daughter.
In the evening the Secretary and Mrs.
Gresham will dine the President and Mrs.
Cleveland.
The German ambassador will give an at
home to introduce his daughter, Baroness
Won Saurma.
WEDNEspAY- The first Cabinet reception
of the season will be held from to o'clock.
Tie marriage of Miss Jane Threlkeld Cox to
DR.. Larkin White GlaZebrooll will take place
at noon at st. Pauls Church and will be fol-
lowed by a small reception to the immediate
/ relatives Mrs Stewart will give luncheon
{ in honor Of Mrs. Grant. Judge and Mrs.
John Davis will give a dinner TO young peo-
pie in honor oftheir daughter. Judge and Mrs.
Bancroft Davis will give dinner party. Mr.
John W. Thompson and Miss IGa Thompson
will give IA reception at 0 o'c'ock. The first
OF the Bachelors cotillions-will be given ut
National Klacs' armory.
THURsDAY.-Mrs. J. c. Heald. luncheon.
3Irs 5. IL. kaaffmann. a. lGneheoD. Miss
India Bell Yedder Fleming and Mas er
Robert Vedder Fleming. a dancing party
at O'Clock. Mrs. T. b. " masou, a
tea TO meet Miss Adams. The President and
Mrs. Cleveland will give the first card recep-
tlon Of the season from 9 10 II O'Clock in
honor OF the diplomatic corps.
FRIDAY-Postmaster General and Mrs. Biz
sell will give dinner party. The japanese
minister will give an evening reception. Mr.
and Mrs. W. &. Whittemore will give a dance
in honor of their guest, Miss KountZe. Mrs
Claude Johnson aud Miss johnson will give
an afternoon tea.
SATURDAY-aIrs. Murphy. wife Of Senator
Mnrphy. will give luncheon. and Mrs. Mayo
Hazeltine a dancing party.
Ok JANUARY l5- Mrs. Charles g. Dulin will
give an afternoon tea in honor of Mrs. NJ. Z.
Prescott of Boston. The Secretary of the
dinner. On January % Mrs. Hearst will give
Il musicale.
There viii be q reception at the German
embassy to celebrate the birthday of the Ger
man emperor. on January II.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. leighton will give re-
cept:en January II. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Kari Severance, OF New York. Miss De Forrest
of Liverpool, England, will also be their guest
during the social season.
Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles the Hoosier
roetessl. who has for some months been ~
ing quite i'll AT Johns Hopkins Hospital. Bal
tIlnore, mas returned 10 her home. 1881 W
street, much improved IN health.
Miss Hattie A. Teal of Indiana has re-
signed her position in the Census Office.
Miss G6 al was recently married to Mr. VIII
liam Z. Rea. of New Jersey. ana the happy
couple have gone to make home at Rio
Sanducie. Southern Florida.
One of the notable social events this week
will be card reception tendered by the Mary
Washington Chapter. ID. A. r., on Tuesday
evening to the Sons OF the Revolution resi-
dent in Washington aud the national board
OF management, ID. A. Il.
The reception will be held at the Washing
Ton Gluthnuse.No. ITO street. the present
home cf the Mary Washington Chapter,
whose regent Mrs. Admiral Lee. is also the
honored president of the Washington Club.
The occasion, which promises to be an un-
usually enjoyable one. will be in commemora-
tion of The Battle OF New Orleans (the final
decisive victory of the United States over the
British. and also 10 informally discuss plans
for new clubhouse, 10 be owned and used
by the patriotic societies of Washington.
Gen. jos sBreekinfitgs, president OF the
S. 4. r.. viii deIiyrr a short address embody
ing The objects az TIE feInion, TO be followed
by a general discussion OF ways and means
looking iowarl the aesired end. There will
also be some good music Mrs. Lee will te
assisted in receiving thegdests by the officers
and members OF the buard OF the Mary Wash
ington Chapter aud the chairmen OF commit
tees on arrangements, including MesdameS
Tittman. Violet Blair :Janin. Harry Heth,
Goodloe, Thomas Alexander. Reading, Marian
Longfellow O'Donoghue, HOge, Lamb. Misses
Janet Richards, Pearre, Morton, and Mrs.
Congle.
very pleasant surDri; masquerade party
was given Thursday ev ming. the Sd instant,
to Mr. and Mrs Moriarty nj their residence.
No. 40 Seventh street southwest. During
evening Instrumental and vocal solos were
rendered by Miss Ada SSeetnan, Miss Fiaraty,
Miss A. Gleeson, Miss X Moriarty. and Prof.
c. CEverri. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Moriarty. Mr.. and Mrs. David
T. MCriariy, Mr. and Mrs. James Moriartv
Mr.. and Mrs. V. J. Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
deup. Capt. Sweetman, Mrs. Breunninger,
Mrs. Flara.y. Mrs. Johnson, the Misses Ada
Sweetman. Nellie BreGnninser. Annie La
Porte, Bertha Craig Jennie NJ. Johnson,
Mary Awkwan, VI. ]. Fogarty. NJ. Kinseili,
Katherine Collins, Kitty l.. Moriarty, Annie
Gleesen. and the Messrs. Arthur Vetch, Sid
ney Perham. T. J. DouSherty. Prof. Gum.
John Sweetman, DR.. Bailey. George Byrne.
a. L. Kunnippel, Harvey. Prof. G. Uliverri.
L. J. Daley G.. c. SchuA, L. j. Moriarty, and
others.
Hiss Moves, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Crosby s. Noyes. gave O'Clock tea yester-
! day afternoon in their new home, corner of
! Il and Sixteenth streets. Mrs. Noyes re-
| ceived in It gown of black satin, Miss Noyes
| in blue brorade with eorsage OF the same
| shade OF chiffon. and Mrs. Thomas Noyes in
| white silk
/ Tho other ladies of the receiving party
We're Mrs. Theodore Moves, Mrs. Charles
| Chester BasSett. Miss Louise Kaufman. the
| Misses Moor. Miss Brodhead, Miss Prentiss,
and Miss Stelewagen. In the tearoom Mrs.
| frank Moves and Mrs. Stanley Brown pre-
| sided.
The house was elaborately decorated with
American Beauty roses. and in the tearoom
the decorations OF the table were of pink Or
chids.
The guests included the young people Of
society with few matrons.
There will be an entertainment and hop
under the auspices of the Washington Out
ing Club given on Tuesday evening at the
National Rifles Armory at o'clock. Dane
ing will be kept up until o'clock.
The Shakespeare Club met with DR.. anG
Mrs. D. Percy Hickling at their beautiful
home, No. 232 Third street street northwest
I on "Wednesday evening. The reading wa
| from ..As You Like IT. Arrangements wer'
made for series OF beautiful evenings. Th'
| invited guests too well understood the enjoya
bleness of the home to allow the snow storm
to prevent attendance. large number wa
present.
Mrs. A. E. Jacobs, of Norfolk. is with he
| fiauphter Mrs L Alexander of ll30 Seventh