Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-15

Miss BERTHE Keefer, Mrs Norton B. Tillot-
son, Miss Tillotson, Mrs. S. R. Ireland, Miss
Taylor, Miss Emma Brashears. Mrs. o. P.
EzsnaiS Ms MIS- 3 3 White Hnner Hiss hf naos
Uhl, Miss May Croft. Miss Hinman, Miss
Blanche Higgins, Miss Kate Ketchum.
Miss Darby, Mrs. j.. P; Cullen, Miss
Miss MISE Emma ny Mcdonnell. Miss John" johnston, ton,
Mrs. Morgan Guinnip, Miss Ella Johnson,
Mrs: S. A. Perry, Miss Bean, Miss KIM
nell. Miss Mckee. Mrs. G. o. Kicker, Mrs.
Thompson, Miss Minnie Reinhard. Miss
Maggie Elliott, Mrs. ]. F. Mccoy. Mrs. E.
n Reid, Miss Masie Martin, Miss Biddle,
Mr. Alex. Grant, Mr.. Gilman Fague, Mr..
Harvey Mr.. G. V. Collins, Mr. J. Barton
Miller. Mr.. John Sims, Mr.. Chas. McGuig-
gan, Mr.. G. F: McEnaney, Mr.. ]. A. Masee,
Mr.. n. c: G; Stiles. Mr.. Frank Libbey,
Johnson, Mr.. Thos. Wilkinson, Mr.. Clinton
Demo. Mr.. Richard Beall, Mr.. Harry Moses.
Mr.. c. r. Hough, Mr.. Watts. Mr.. Cush-
man, DR.. Shaffhirt, Mr.. Craig and Mr..
Ross.
A surprise party was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred L. Aue by their friends last
night, at their residence, 1929 Sd street
northwest. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Montague. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Mrs. Geo. A. F. Fox, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. VIM.
Brooks, Mrs. Stucket, Mrs. and Miss A.
Fey, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Heinemann, Miss
L. Loeffier, Mr.. Geo. Loeffler and niece, Mr..
E. Ellis, Mr. Frank Ogel, Mr.. VIM. Jockum,
Miss M. Stucket of Baltimore, Miss Carrie
Aue, Miss Annie Reynold.
Mrs. NJ ]. Hunt is spending this week in
New York.
Mrs. Geo. c. Gorham and Mrs. w. F.
Clark, 1853 Q street, will be at home to-
morrow for the last time this season.
The Misses Geddes will be at home today
for the last time this season.
Mrs. Almena Williams and Miss Williams
will receive tomorrow afternoon, but will
rot be at home the remaining Saturdays Of
the season.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman will not be at
home tomorrow afternoon.
Chester I. Long of Kansas, and Con-
gressman-elect from the big seventh,
the largest congressional district In the
United States, now represented by Jerry
Simpson, and Miss French of Paola, Kan,
were married yesterday, and the wedding
trip will bring them to Washington. Mr..
bright and decidedly handsome in the
brunette style. His young wife Is said to
be lady of rare accomplishments, and
will be of material assistance to him, both
in a social and political way. Mr.. Long is
a lawyer, as are all the new members of
the next Kansas delegation in Congress,
and has had considerable experience in
legislative work. having represented his
senatorial district in the state legislature
four years ago. His home is at Medicine
Lodge. a few doors from that of Mr..
Simpson, whom he defeated for reelection.
Mr.. Long is an ardent free silver man and
high protectionist.
Last night a masquerade surprise was
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw of Good
Hope by a party Of twenty, who assem-
bled at the residence of Miss Kirper. 9th
and G streets southeast, where a herdc
awaited the party at o'clock. The
journey as far as Union Town was en-
joyed by all, but upon traversing the hills
on the outskirts Of the city their travel
was interrupted frequently by drifts of
snow, which blockaded the road. 1t was
necessary for the gentlemen to get off oc-
casionally and push, in order to start the
herdic. The party reached their destina-
ton at 10 o'clock The large fires at the
Shaw residence were very much appre-
cfated by every one, and after becoming
thoroughly warmed dancing and singing
were enjoyed. At midnight the table In
the spacious dining room was filed with a
dainty as we'll as substantial luncheon
Dancing was again the main feature until
daybreak. good old-fashioned Virginia
reel ended the party.
Miss Edith Goodhand, who has been visit
ing Miss Oracle Hays, has returned to her
hcme in Alexandria,
The Tuesday Cotillion Club will give the
last assembly and german on Monday, the
10Th instant, instead Of Friday, the I'D, as
has been enormously announced.