The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-31
BEAUTY In OPERA BOXES
Devotees of Music apd Fashion
Revealed in German Harmonies.
Lieut Rad ford of he Marine Corps to
He Mnrried-Mrs. Conrad at the
Dinner Lust Night.

All society went TO the opera last hiEht
| to hear the exquisite music or 'Tann-
| hauscr."
1t was u brilliant gathering, cultivated
| and sympathetic. such as few cities can
surpaSs The women beautiful, smiling,
| wearing their finest gowns: the men i'll
| evening array, suave, attentive, and all
| finding pleasure in the art they were
| privileged to enjoy.
! Among those i'll the boxes and seated
here and there i'll other parts of the house
were Mrs. Brice, Marquis Maiaspina, Mr..
| Hamlin. Miss Kat. BriCc, who wore PINK
! satin with plumcs. Mr.. Walter Berry. Mrs.
! Clifford Perrin, AIR. Sanford Beatty, Baron
| Won Kctteler, Miss Rita CiaEett, Miss Ger
| trudc Clagctt, Ms. Washington Mclean,
| Mrs Hazcn, WHO was elegantly Gowncd III
white satin with Corsage bouquet OF vloicts;
! Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Hackett, Miss Susie
| tombstone. Mrs. Lamont, Miss Bryant
| Miss wilcox the Misses PaunCefote, Mrs.
Augusta Stctson, extremely handsome IN
a gown of black silk with oorsase bouquet
| OF viOctS: Mr.. Cushing Stetson, Mis- can
| cron, Miss Rachel Cameron, Mr.. Henry
| Adams Mr.. and Mrs. Lodge, Mr.. Slidel
Rogers, and Miss Daisy Letter
A delightful musical was given by Miss
Katie v. Wilson and pupils at tie studio.
1929 Tenth street northwest, ana there
was furnished "A most entertaining pro-
gram. Those who took part We're Misses
Annie Dashiell, Bcriie Thompson. Irma
Callahan. Alice Pilisbury, Eta Noah. Louis
weldon, Maude Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
W L. Wilson and Mr.. Jay Marsh. All the
musical numbers We're given with artistic
| finish and spirit, hut the solos OF Miss
Alice Pilisbury and Mrs. w. l. Wilson
| deserve more lhan ordinary notice. These
! numbers were doubly encorcd by the large
| and apprcciative audience, consisting OF
many leading musical and society devotees.
After the musical program Mr.. David c.
Bangs, the popular reader. closed the en-
| tertaiumeut by "a number OF humorous and
dramatic selections. rendered in his always
feiicitous and happy way.
The affair of this evening will be the
reception a the French embassy by the Ann
bassador and Nine. Patenoirc. his charm
I ing wife. Nine. Patcnotrc is a woman of
lovely appearance and immensely accom-
plished.
She plays well on harp and piano, and
is an accomplished liuguist. She is tan.
graceful, has large eyes, fun Of express
sion. and brown hair, which she arEinges
quite simply. She was formerly Miss Ell
verson of Philadelphia. and 1T is told that
VI. Patenotre on meeting her for the first
time exclaimed. Miss EMERSON has the
most perfect accent and speaks my Ian
guage more faultlessly than any one have
ever KNOWN
The ballroom of the embassy. in which so
many superb affairs have been given, was
built al the time the house was the home OF
Hamilton Fish.
Gen. and Mrs. Lieber will give dinner
tonight for Gen. and Mrs. Miles.
The Charge dAffairs of Argentina and
Lin honor of the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Olney.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. f. ID. Magic,
No. 6S NJ street northwest, WIS the scene
Saturday afternoon from TO OF
merry gathering of little folks, in ceicbra ton
OF their little daughter HaZers birthday.
The decorations of the rooms and the
tables were a charming blending of pink
and white. and dainty refreshments were
served. The favors were butterflies.
Those present were Misses Hazel Magic.
Ethel Kellogg, Florence King, Maud Hoover
Marion Hoover Marie Myers, Margaret
Fisher Pearl Keplinger, Ethel Corbitt. Susie
Parker Ethel Whip, Hazel Higgins, and
Masters Agnew Myers. Glenn Dorsey, and
Claude Parker.
Miss Hazel was the recipient of many
beautiful presents.
Cards are out announcing the approaching
marriage of Miss Florence Kidder Robinson,
daughter of Capt. Z. X. Robinson, United
States Marine Corps. to Cyrus s. Radford,
| first lieutenant. United States Marine Corps.