The evening times., 1896-01-17
mrs. ChEYELAND'S LUNCH
In Honor of Miss Woodward and
Miss Bryant Of New York.
Events in the World OF S0ciety-GO Os-
sip OF the PariDrs and Draw
ing Rooms.

Mrs. Cleveland entertained at luncheon
today in honor OF her guest. Miss Wood.
ward OF New York, and Miss Bryant OF
New York, guest OF Mrs. Lamont.
The table Was prelliiy decked with
roses and ferus, and twelve covers were laid.
Ars. ,lcveIanu's guests We're Miss Wood
ward, Miss Bryant, Miss Tram, Miss Emily
Gray, Miss LetItia stevenson, MISS Julia
scout, Miss Barney, Miss Mott, Miss Grace
Train, Miss Harmon, and Miss Katharine
Hamlin.
The fifth annual reunion of the W. B.
II. S. Glass OF 81, or more properly speak
Iug, the business Course of the Washington
High School Class or 81, WAS held ut Mrs.
Dyer's Academy, No. 1917 X street north
west, on Wednesday evening last.
The hall was tastefuily draped in the
class colors, which were also worn by
many of those present. Dancing was the
order till refreshments anu the business
meeting We're announced. when the class
and their guests repaired to the dining
hall, where, after partaking OF refresh
ments, the business meeting was held.
In the absence from the city OF the presi.
dent, Mr.. r. &. Gore, the vice president,
Miss a. Edna Birch, presided, with Mr.. +.
B. Whitaker as secretary. An Interesting
and witty class history, that not only dealt
with the class as a whole, but gave also
a unique and concise history OF each mem-
Der up to date, was read by the class his
tOrian, Mr.. Herman c. Metcalf, and was
greatly appreciated.
The orator OF the evening was Mr.. Robert
IL. Young, the class orator. His theme,
Individual Responsibility" was handled
mastery. The orator was cheered to the
echo. Prof. C. A. Davis, principal OF the
Business High School, was present, and at
the call OF the members responded IN brief
speech, compimenting the class on their
showing as a class, as well as individually,
in their success in life.
This class is locked upon as one OF the
most representative ones that the business
department has graduated, having among
its members young men and women vino
are fast making their mark In life.
The election OF Officers resulted as fol
lows: President, Mr.. F. B. Whitaker; vice
president, Mrs. j. Frank Campbell; secre
iary Mr.. III. W. Nichols; treasurer, Mr.. /. c
Kellogg; orator, Mr.. Jesse c. Suler; poetess
MISS Minnie Cooley; additional members OF
executive committee, Mrs. Percy Gibbon and
Mr.. Thomas StetsOn.
Among those present were Misses Birch
Cooley, BAH, Hopkins, CLEARWATER, Young,
Wright, Appleby, Shaffer, Mrs. Campbell,
Prof. DAVIS, Messrs. Jones, Metcalf, Stet-
SON Young Whitaker, Thorne, Kellogg,
wood, Campbell Steele. wilmOt and others.
Miss Cassels gave a pretty luncheon
today, with table decorations or pink
carnations and ferns. Guests were Miss
Tredick, Miss Dodge, Miss Edes, Miss Lie
Der aud Miss Van Horn.
Mrs. Enicott, wife OF the sculptor. en-
tertained at luncheon today. Decorations
were white and green, and music was en-
juycd during the progress of the function.
Those present were Mrs. Homer W. Ed
wards, of Philadelphia, guest of Mrs. Ell
licott; Mrs. Charles Mills, Miss Mills, Mrs.
John Tweedale, Mrs. Harmon, wife Of
Lieut.. Harmon, OF Fort Myer; Mrs. Thomas
Cruise, wife of Lieut.. Cruise, Of Fort Myer;
Miss Hare, daughter of Capt. Hare, L. S. A;
Mrs. Otto Nesmith and Miss Ross.
Miss keats-Rodgers OF Sixteenth street
gave a luncheon OF six covers today.
Among the guests at the wedding OF Miss
Alice King, daughter OF Gen. Horatio c.
King, to Jno. Hanway of Baltimore, which
occurred in New York yesterday, was Miss
Mary n wtnn of this CITY.