Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Leader Of Woman Suffrage Meets the
Leaders of Fashion.
Mrs. McLean's Elegant Hospitality In
Honor of Miss Anthony-Last
Nights Dinners.

Miss Susan p Antbonv had the ,,e.sure
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ful home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. john X. Mclean.
The hostess ard Miss Anthony received to-
gether, assisted by Mrs. Brice, Mrs. Letter,
Mrs. Thos. B. Reed, Mrs. Bugher, Mrs.
Bahkmetifr, Mrs. Richard Mulligan, Mrs.
Huderkoper of PHILADELPHIA and Mrs. Nav
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"iisne oe"an. "a. lily "oo0 y. w" s0oA
let-tuiip decked table IN the olnlng room
Miss Josephine Patten did the honors.
Nearly oil tho delepatas IN the Woman's
Cs,..:., - e. $500 o+h.re
NouhcA were present anu aho.ie o'n n.
VINO enjoyed the opportunity OF meeting
the guest Of honor were Lady Pauncefote,
Countess of Aberdeen Mrs Romero, Mrs.
and Miss blackburn the Chinese minister
90 NJ 49, ~. ~. 60 80 Me-
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Campoeii' MRS. washington mclean MT
ana mrs. FRANK Gordon MISS Edes' MI.
John w. thompson, Miss thompson, mrs.
Foster, the Misses Patten, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hay, Mrs. and Miss Sheridan, the Miss
es Brice. Miss Moves. Miss Mamie Letter,
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Newlands, Gen.
and Mrs Scbofjeld- Mrs. and the Misses Kim
new Mrs and Miss Rodgers. Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs N TjncoIn Mr and Mrs Chatard
DR. and Mrs Hammond Senator Hale
Mrs. Slater, Miss Gwynn, the Misses Jack
son Mrs Field Mrs Condit smith Mrs
Reriah Wilkins Cen and Mrs McKeeyer
the Misses McKeever. MI. and Mrs.
Ffoulke Cen and Mrs Van VIiet the
Misses Strong Maroujs Imnerialli. Minister
Knrino MoVIovani Rey NJ Rotbine Min
| ister Grin Earon Won Kettalnr- Mr. and
Mrs Jno Low Edison and Mrs Iipnincott.
N1;,;.+o, 80 NJ, zoho,o, ,,,,o the Grst
80 .1.a ea.,.a . -. ,n0t So - Us
| IN hnnor Of tha Sacratarv If state and Mrs
Gresham. and the euests present to meet
them vera Attornev General and Mrs OIL
new the brazilian minister and Mrs. Men
donca- REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Washing
Gardiner Hubbard. Miss Kate Field. Mrs.
F'eIiza + ZebalIos and Miss ZebaIlos. The
table was decorated with scarlet tulips, and
a particularly rich effect attained. On Sat
urday night a second dinner will be given.
On the 9th of March Minister ZebalIos will
start for California, where he will spend a
Fortnight visiting placas ON the Pacific
coast. and on the 18th of April. accompan-
led nv his family will sail for Europe
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NILE ."ahi L. :" iieot,' w y. e ~,
appointed fostmaster General. mas a woe VIZ
ACQUAINTANCE IN =" asIliil YOU. ~ ai
ing at the new honors whlch nave come 70
her husband ana lncidentail9 TO herselI.
Unfortunately her delicate health mas not
perini'I ss ner 70 eahe any do Nv, ~, -,
Shariastoun w Va whnre the family are
CO ,,,,,oh Esteemed she has many warm
fr,snds en Tbe mi,v have been KEEPING
hnnsa tb;s Nintar Of I01O NJ street The
a,daSt cen has heen nrivate secretary for
bic fa+hnr for several wears and the two
o1,s1 Taf n
se'.a,s,aan and q sma,ler ,,irl Mrs Wilson
IS o,,it.,rad nnd refinsd and at the time of
= 49, ~ -, sotba. Hos aIso O nro
lessor with Mr. Wilson at Columbian Col
lege.
The ladies' of the cabinet part with great
- n. I,,ou ,,,to NOS upivers
re. $3.50 WI ~ an,on~ them and she has
a $500 TO-, Nth fbe Statement that she
SoISolsu enS. . Washinston Inst as ynnCh
disnked leaving masnan mn a aoh' She has made
as eney naeo ~ 81 ~. 81 H., MOVE the
many warm irienus, espeoi On. a.o y. 800 ~
resauel.s, win etn, nn,, ow hera She has
very PouieI a.uei Sos S,n.rin1
p a. the cbarm and hriIliancv of youth.
backed by good looks, intellectually and
the nossession of a beautiful voice. which
was heard with SO much pleasure by her
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Bissell will not
leave here till the LIST of May, and will
carry with them to their home in Buffalo
the happiest memories of this city, as they
leave behind the most pleasing impressions
upon all with whom they came in contact.
Mrs. Bissell has been suffering for the past
fortnight with q bad cold and sore throat,
and has been kept indoors most of the time
by it.
Mrs. Carlisle owing to sickness In her
family and to the attack of grip from
not be able to return any calls, as she had
hoped to be able to do, during the Lenten
season. After couple of weeks she will
be at home always on Wednesday after
ter the adjournment of Congress Secretary
and Mrs. Carlisle will go away for little
rest.
Mr.. John S. Shriver entertained a few
friends 1ast nigb, At his anartn,ents in tho
CAIRO at Ienten slInner some Of his
enasts wera M and Mrs. Rohert Wynne
and Mr. AND Mrs Coolidee With
an appropriate suggestion Of the season
the name cards we artistic fore;sn fan'
cies in the shane of fish and an,ons the the
dainty appointments of the table We're the
fine china and silver brought home from
Europe by the host during several of his
late trips.
A progressive word party was given last
night by Miss Jennie Shomo at her resi-
dence. 655 c street Southeast. There We're
present Misses Sadie Whitaore Nav Glenn
ons, Katie Hail, Violet Pierson and Bessie
Anderson. Herbert Hopkins. Frank Man.
ming Willie Plerson and VIM. Hall. Prizes
were won by Walter Burgess. who can.
tured the first. and George Anderson 1vho
was presented with The boohv Aftar az
games refreshments were served hv the ti,e
hostess. ~ ~''o '' ' " 'A'
da,,a,+f,,, ,,,,.o,,,,,.
uensnt.ui progressive euchre party
was given by the ladies of the Bucking-
After a