Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barney and Mrs. G.
Pendleton Bowler.
The first Army and Navy Assembly will
! be given Friday. January IL Maj. Gen.
| Meade vice president and Lieut. Niblack
secretary. The executive committee il
composed of Capt. Cromwell and Surg. J.
G: Bond Of the navy; Maj Darlington.
army, and Lieut.. Meyers Of the marine
! corps.
| A very pleasant "ireside party" was
given in the residence of Mr.. w. H.
Sliney, 1901 Vermont avenue, last even
| ing, the feature of which was that each
present should tell story or do some
/ thing in the musical line. Stories were
told by Mrs. Sypher, Miss Herzog. Capt
Frank w. Crosby and J. 8. Mccarthy;
! Prof. A. w. Myer performed q number of
| selections on the piano, and Misses VIM.
H. Schoeiz of Milwaukee and T. Brooke
Amiss of this city rendered classical solos
on the violin. Their performances were
much enjoyed. Delightful refreshments
| were served.
Mrs. John B. Robinson and Miss Robin
| son gave a largely attended tea yester-
day, at which they were assisted by Mrs
Howell of Philadelphia. Mrs. Ford Of New
York. Mrs. Price, Mrs. George Butler and
| Mrs. Riddle of Media, Pa. Mrs. Mclean.
| Miss Quay, Miss Hutchinson and Miss
Keim.
Mrs. King has returned from Pennsylva-
mia and will be at home the first and sec
| ond Tuesdays in February.
| Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Z. i.
| Fuller celebrated their marriage ami
| versary at their home on N street. The
guests were limited to intimate friends.
| The wedding took place twelve years hgo
in New York city. but the couple has re-
sided in Washington ever since. Mr.. Full
| Ter is IN the railway mail service in the
| general post Office. Mrs. Fuller Is a sister
| of Mr.. George r. Blanchard, the new COM
missioner OF the Joint Traffic Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cauldweli Of New
| York are guests of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Wal
4 lace Radcliffe for few days.
| Miss Caroline McCabe of Chicago Is visit
ing her school friend. Miss Florence Gran
din, $50 10th street Miss McCabe has
many acquaintance in the city.
Miss Lillian Reed. daughter Of Capt Al
| len " Reed, United States navy. is visiting
| her cousin, Mrs. George B. Edwards, at
pa Delaware avenue northeast. They will
! be at home Informally on Mondays.
| A pleasant evening was spent at the res
| idence of Miss Catherine Arth 631 I street.
| when the G. B. H. d. Progressive Euchre
Club held its semi-monthiy meeting. Miss
| Gesine Denekas and Mr.. Joseph Frank
| won the first prizes, and Miss Bertha Arth
! and Mr.. John ]. Farmer the second.
| Mrs. Beveridge will be at home January
p and February 3.
The Short Story Club met on wednes-
day, January g. at its home in Wimodangh-
sis. An instrumental solo by Miss Bessie
Tyler ushered in the story of the evening,
| written by DR.. Thon as Robinson, and cali
ed The Doctors Story" The Linthicum
Students gave a little play, yellow Roses, "
| in which Miss Helen Prentiss Donahue and
| Mr.. J. Barton Miller, and Messrs. Ballinger
| Lewis and Guy Collins took part. Three
| original five-minute essays were given by
|
| Mary Mailon. Mr.. Theodore Friebus and
| Miss Schade played duet
AS they desire to make some calls that
day. Mrs. and Miss Kaufman, 1921 Mas
sachusetts avenue, will not be at home mex,
! Tuesday.
Miss Nellie McMillen of Carlisle, Pa,
who has been visitii g Miss Allison of 1112
NJ street. retu med home this morning.
Mrs. Bertha Tilden (nee Adams is visit
! ing her home at 11l2 M street northwest
where she will be pleased to see her friends
| Wednesdays.
Mrs. Stewart wife of Senator Stewart
for some time rast has been quite i'll. re-
1 curing the attention OF her physician
She has been strongly advised by him to
seek rest and quiet by visit to California
and to give UP all social pleasures. She Is
reluctant to leave Washington. but has
consented to give up part of her social
duties As al know, she Is fond of So
ciety and loves to visit her friends. She
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advice Of Ter doctor. and to forego al
visits until she RECEIVERS her health. She
will continue to receive on Thursdays. as
Usual, assisted by her daughter, Miss May
Belle. and if she does not return calls heI
friends will know the reason therefor.
Mrs. Henry Ellis of 925 I'D street north.
west will give a tea this evening TO NEE,
Mrs. Alex. Penke of Richmond. Va. She
will be at home on the following Satur.
days in January.
| Mrs Cor md hor p;oco1 Mice Mimi cl
and Miss Raymond. of 1900 N street, will
be at home Tuesdays during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loring B. Mullen, formerly
Miss Morris. of AL G street. have returned
from trip to Boston and New York, and
| will be at home to their friends Friday, Jan
1 uary IL, from to pm.
Mrs. John Arthur Of Seattle. Wash. Il
the guest of her cousin, Miss Fanny G. Nc
Dcwell. at LOO K street. Mrs. Arthur is OF
her way to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William S. Lane, In Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs. Corey are at the Riggs Hous
for the winter, and will be glad to see thei
friends Saturdays in January.
Mrs. Daniel N. Morgan and Miss Morgan
will be at home Informally Mondays dur
ing January. from to 6. at the Normandie
The fine new home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawlo
was the scene Of a pleasant gathering o
| young folks Thursday evening the even
being a surprise party to Miss Josephine r
Lawlor. Dancing and games were enjoyed
| until a late hour. when a bountiful repas
J was served. Among those present wer'
J Misses c. Moran. L. Dillon. b. and T. Cor
. man, B. ID. Collins, NJ. b. and B. McCarth,
and K. Quinlan, and the Messrs. J. p. Ryder
. F. Hurley, r. Costello, G. Lansdale. d. Cox
J. Burke, NJ Leahy, d. McKeever, w. A
Shreve, H. Watkins, r. Forney and r
Greene.
Airs. B. F. Leighton, TOS Massachusett.
avenue Capitol Hill. will receive Monday
January Il. from to @ O'Clock. Mr.. AND
. Mrs. Leighton will be at home in the even
ing from I to ..
Miss Adelaide johnson of Capitol Hill viii
not be at home the remaining Mondays il
January, but will receive Mondays in Feb
, ruary.
lady resident of Honesdale. Pa. speak
ing TO a New York Morning Journal re
porter, gives some interesting particular
of the girlhood Of Mrs. Mary Lord Dim
mick.
Mrs. Lords daughters grew to charm
. ing young womanhoo1 in the west" sh,
said, land about fifteen years ago cam'
with their mother to Honesdaie, Pa, Il
spend a summer with friends. Chief among
! these YVES the DimmIck family. Samuel E
1 n. Ill ~ l41r h.. 1.-