Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-28

burn. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell, Senator and
Mrs. German. the Misses German. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heber May, Senator and Mrs. Stew
art. Mrs. and the Misses Mullan, Mrs. Mac
Arthur, Senator and Mrs. Hawley, Mr. and
Mrs. ). H. Kaufman. Miss Sheriff. Miss
Kaufman, Justice and Mrs Harlan, AS
sistant Secretary and Mrs. Uhl. Professor
ard Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Senator and Mrs.
Blanchard, Baron Won F'lotow, Mr.. u. Hell
len. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hinckley, the
Chinese minister and Mrs. Yang. Mr. AMI
Mrs. Whittemore, Miss Aline WILCOX. MISS
Kountze. Justice and Mrs. Brewer. the
Misses Brewer, Mrs. and the Misses Moore,
of California, Mr.. and Mrs. Boardmah'
Alr. and Mrs. Williams. Justice and me
Misses Morris, Assistant Secretary and the
Misses Hamln, and hosts of others well
known in society.
Judge and Mrs. Macarthur We're at home
TO their friends on Saturday afternoon. and
the hospitality for which they have been
so pleasantly known was again in EVIL
dence. Their home is associated with
many delightful occasions. The date hap
peied 10 be the eightieth birthday OF the
host, who seated in his comfortable arm
chair received congratulations and had
cordial handshake and word OF welcome
for every one. Mrs. Macarthur received IN
an elegant gown of black velvet and point
lace and presented her guests to her sister,
Mrs. Alesworth of Boston. Mrs. Coil Mrs
Camden, Mrs. Lee Vance. Mrs. Pilling,
Miss Villas, Miss Enloe, the Misses Hay
man. Miss Mimmack and Miss LaWton
we're in the receiving party. The servants
handed about the refreshments from the
flow er-decked table in the dining ROOM
Among the guests were representatives OF
the cabinet and diplomatic circles ana nat
urally the resident families. with whom
Judge and Mrs. MacArthur's home has
always been faVorite.
Many friends of Mr.. John S. Shriver
called on him at his apartments in the
Cairo yesterday afternoon between and
d o'clock to see how he was living in the
I'll nf n
K. Chapman of New York, who Is also In
custody. and his deputy, MIR. Thomas Cooh,
were present. Deputy Marshal Berntru II.
Holmes. who has charge of MIR. Shriver,
dispensed the prison fare in the dining
ICCm. Among these calling were Marshal
A. A. Wilson, First Assistant Postmaster
General Jones, Representative Tracey ard
Representative Viewer of New York Judge
Louis McComas, Rev. Father Stafford Of
st. Patrick's Church, DR.. G. l.. MaSruder,
Louis Garthe, DIR. Rose. Mr.. Theodore
Friebus. jr., E. G. Drunnell. Messrs. Spin
ney and Cary of New York, L. A. Goodbye,
W. b. Hibbs. E. B. Hay. r. j. Oulahan.
A. j. Doggett. w. j. Wheatley. jr.. and
Thos. X. Clendinen of Baltimore, Moses p.
Handy, Frank Bennett. Tunis F. Dean of
Baltimore, c. G. Randolph. r. j. Wynne j.
r. Hess and A. ]. Rose of New York, and
others.
Mrs. Call will not receive on the coming
Thursday. but will be at home to callers on
Thurs ay, February o.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour gave a
dinner last night in honor of DIR. Rocker.
The company invited to meet him sat about
superbly decorated table. in which the
centerpiece was of La France roses. The
guests were DIR. Stafford. Rev. Father Nc
Gee. Senator and Mrs. Gibson, Senator and
Mrs Blackburn, Mrs. Bahkmetiff, Miss
Lucille Blackburn. Miss Bates. Miss HIGH
born, Mr.. F.. a. Richardson, Mr.. de Rustaf-
jaell and Mr.. David r. Mckee.
Mrs. Westinghouse will give a breakfast
of fifty covers Thursday In honor of
Mrs. Charles Gibson.
Mrs. Tracey and Mrs. Daniels will re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon at the Arlington
from $50 to 6.
Miss Belknap gave a luncheon on Sat
urday.
Solicitor General and Mrs. Maxwell gave
a dinner on Saturday night in honor of Sec
rotary and Mrs. Carlisle. at which the other
guests were Senator and Mrs. Brice, Sem
ator and Mrs. Mcmillan, DR.. and Mrs. Ham,
mond. Representative and Mrs. Cultivate.
MIR. and Mrs. Whittemore Miss Lee, Hon.
and Lady Georgianna Cough. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Lockwood, Senator and Mrs.
Gray and the Turkish minister. Valley and
annunciation lilies were artistically used in
the decoration of the table.
Mrs. A. Z. Johnston and Miss Amelia
Johnston. 1924 1 street. have out cards for
O'Clock tea February l. Miss Wood
ward of New York is their guest.
The Brazilian minister and Mrs Men
donca have Invitations out for Saturday,
February =, for a musicale at o'clock
Secretary and Mrs. Gresham will give two
diplomatic Immersion February and ..
Mrs. E. d. White will not receive today
Minister and Mrs. Zeballos entertained at
dinner last night Assistant Secretary Ham,
lin, Miss HamlIn, Miss May Belle Stewart,
Mr.. Logan OF New York, Miss Bigelow and
MI. de Weckherlin.
Mrs. Richard Towson and Miss Camp
bell will be at home the last time this
season tomorrow.
Mrs. I. F. Schneider will be at home
tomorrow afternoon at her residence, cor
ner of 18th and Q streets, and will have
with her Miss Benedict Of New York.
Mrs. Matthew q. Emery gave luncheon
on Friday last at her pleasant home on
I street. The guests present were Mrs.
Teller, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Crosby s. Noyes,
Mrs Hasleton. Mrs. Clephane. Mrs. B. F.
Leighton Mrs. O.G. Staples, Mrs. Springer,
Mrs. A. T. Britton, Mrs. Cox and Mrs.
Burdette.
A pleasant surprise party was given on
Friday evening to Miss Lille Kelly at
1889 9TH street northwest. Music, dancing.
recitations and supper were features OF
the occasion. Among those present were
Coleman Mrs. H. Kelly. Misses Mary Hes
lin. Ida Kelly, Mamie Flood Of Laurel,
Nellie Garges, Maggie Coleman, Margaret
Watkins. Nellie Kelly, Mary Gaegler, Mary
Kelly, Nora Nicholson and Annie Kelly,
also Profs. Ed. Coleman and Robert Green
well, and MeSsrs. Stellie, Alexander, Jonn
and Abram Garges, John Heslin, Fred.
Simons, Howard Nicholson, Glen Watkins,
James Garges and Julius and James Kelly.
Mrs. Lamoreux, wife Of the commissioner
of the land office, receives on Tuesdays In
her private parlors at the Buckingham, as
sisted by Miss King.
Miss Rosalie Richard of 800 street has
gone to New York, where she is visiting
friends.
Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. VIM. Page Cow
per of - Iowa circle will be at home to-
morrow from until u. They will be as
sisted by Miss Goodwin, Miss Nisbet and
Miss Marshall.
Mrs. Ohio NJ. Muncaster will not be at
home today, but will be glad to see her
friends on Mondays. February and Is. at
1911 III street.
Miss Agnes Gibbons of Georgetown re-
turned last week, after a seven months
visit in Frindlay and Tiffin. Ohio. She was
by her sister,. Mrs. Jas. +.
LeaEy, and son. They will be the guests
of her mother, at 1211 10Th street.
Miss Julia Bradley Singleton. the charm
of