Evening star., 1895-02-14
Sewing Circle tomorrow morning at IL

O'Clock.
Mrs. Charles D. walcott, 1746 @ street,
will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. S, Louise Wolfe has sent out cards
for the marriage of her daughter. Leta
May Morse, to Herbert Risley Ferguson, at
st. Paufs English Lutheran Church, on
Tuesday, February 26. at 7:3O pm After
the ceremony there will he a reception at
the home of the brides mother The newly
welded pair will go to Florida and Cuba
on their wedding trip.
Mrs. John F. Waggaman. being in New
York city, will not receive tomorrow
Ex-Mayoc Grant of New York is a guest
at Senator Murphy's home
Mrs. Hne and Miss Hine of Prospect Hill
| VIII not he at home tomorrow.
Mrs. j H. CayanaUgh and Miss Cayan-
augh will receive tomorrow from 3 to G.
Miss Alice Bourn, daughter of ex-Gov.
Bourn of Rhode Island, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. John Tweedale,a at 1725 p street.
They Will be at home tomorrow from ! to 6.
The ladies of the Varnum again enter
tained their friends by a dance last night
from the opening to the closing number a
bright and animated scene was presented.
The ladies' had entire charge of the ar
rangerlents,and they made it a greater sue
cess Than any similar event given at the
hotel. 1t was the last dance of the season
given under their auspices. Among those
present We're Representative and Mrs. Will
son, Representative and Mrs. Capehart,
Representative and Mrs. Hulick, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Cox, Representative Will
nams, Representative and Mrs. Jones, Rep
resentative and Mrs. De Almond, Represen-
| tatIve McLaurin. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs Mof-
NIT. Mrs. Underwood Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
Representatives Kilgore, Bell, Robins,
Dlnsmore, Misses Mary Capehart, Francis
Wilson. Mary Wilson, Alice Capehart,
Leontine Hulick, Constance Mccullough,
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| Peters, Bates. Pollock, Woolfork. Hare,
| McCuly, Cannon, Brockenbrough, Mrs
| camden. Messrs. Tenney Ross, Cox, DIR.
| i.aome- Hooe, Smith, Barrett, March,
kempt, Upton, Brock. Fairly, DR.. Wash
lngton, Writ Washington, Shell Underwood,
| Shame, Taylor, Starke, Graham, Pollock,
Wright, Woolfork, Karr, Newton, Cape
| hart, Mr. and Mrs. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs J.
{. French and Mrs. Barry.
Wfmodaughsis was at home last night to
its friends, and entertained them by Del
! sarte exhibitions. literary exercises and re-
| freshments, and between them all there
| was not an uninteresting moment. The re-
ception committee consisted of Mrs. Ruth
u. Havens, president of the society; Miss
| Henrietta Banker, Mrs Ketchum, Mrs. A.
G.. Dickerson, Mrs. Alice Goodwin, Mrs.
AdeHe Williams. Mrs. Joseph Houghton,
| Miss Ida Gangewer Miss Emma Gillett and
| Miss Edna Slater. Among those present
| were Mrs. Osborne of Chicago, Mr.. Hart,
Mrs Mary Boarman, Miss Goodrich of New
| oiA' - 1hcA>o .sHtoil, MIS- hullett, REV.
| Anna Shaw, DR.. Julia Cleves Harrison, Miss
| Temple. Mrs. w. H. Carson, Mrs Hazlitt,
| Miss Elizabeth b. Sheldon, Miss Ida Tul-
| lock, Miss Lucy Anthony, Miss Nicola
Shaw, Mrs. Sarah Ward Ellis, Miss Julia
| Pauline Leavens, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
| H. Cherry. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dem
nett, Mrs Vincent, Mrs. Mary Mcpherson,
Miss Hortense Keables Mrs. Emma Cam
eron Miss Katharine Garst, Mrs. Sylvia
Bliss. Miss Ahbie Low, Mr.. and Mrs r d.
| Hopkins Mrs. Anna NJ. Hamilton Miss L.
| F. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Bradley the
| Misses Quinn and Miss Clark.
Earthquakes have been of almost daily
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