The morning times., 1896-11-25
WOMEH'S CLUBS were
LOYAL WOMEN'S GUESTS
Enjoyable Reception at Their Hand
somely-DecOrated Headquarters.
Mrs. Mayo Hazeltine Gives Pleas
ant Musicale-Social Notes
and Personals.

The reception given last night by the
| ladies' of the Legion of Loyal Women To
| the Federation of Womcn's Clubs of the
| District 10 meet Mrs. Ellen NJ. Hcnrotin,
| president OF the General Federation, was in
| keeping with the hospitality for which that
organization is famed.
The headquarters were brilliantly IL
| Illuminated and decorated with Ilags and
| flowers, and at the conclusion OF an in
! teresting program of music and addresses,
| cake and ices Were served.
Mrs. Fanny Fomeroy, past president,
| opened the program by introducing Mrs.
| L. q. Blasland, president of the legion, VINO
/ delivered an address of welcome To the
| District Federation, and to the guest OF the
evening, Mrs. Hcnrotin, which was responded
| To by Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood.
| Mrs. Henrutir WIS then introduced, ana
| spoke Mt length of the work OF the fedora
| ton: its past success and future hopes ana
| aims Mss May Adele Levers, accompanied
] by Prof. Kimball, sang contrallo solo
| with superb effect, that elected an en-
thusiaSticencore, following Wiich MIS- Ellen
| s. Mussy, State chairman for The DISTRICT,
| of the General Federation, concluded the
| addresses with few happy remarks.
| Mrs Morgan Lewis added her beautiful
| soprano voice to the pleasure OF the cc-
| casion, and a saxophune selection by Mr..
| Eugene Coffin was executed with such
| sweetness and effectaS to receive an ovation
/
| IL being a custom or the District Fedora
tion for each Individual club to entertain
| the members of the combined clubs once
every year the Legion deemed it a happy
| fortune to be able To extend its hospitality
| on ST. auspicious an occasion, and to have
as its especial guest of honor Mrs, Henr Jtin
the president oftha General Federation, and
| one of the most prominent club women in
| the country, and especially of the West.
Among the members OF the various clubs
| present We're Mrs CaIver Mrs f. Rosen-
berg, Miss Elliott, Mrs. H. n. Rose, Mrs.
| Engie, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Temple, Mrs
| Lamb, Mrs Ferree. Mrs yining Mrs
Bundick- Mrs Tryon- Mrs. Jessie Osborn,
| DIR. Abbie c. Tyler, and MissH Holmes.
The very pleasant musicale given YES
| terday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
! Mayo Hazeltne. 1901 F street, was notable
| alike as n musical social and financial sue
| cess The handsome house was beautifully
decorated with pink roses and carnations.
| Among the audience Were to he seen many
| of the most prominent women in society
| and number of extremely fashionable
| winter toilets
The music was OF much. higher order
! than one is accustomed to hear at IAN
amateur charitable affair. owing To the
| very generous assistance rendered by such
notable artists as Mrs. William Bruce King
! Mrs. Dean, formally Miss Bingham Of Bus-
! ton, and Mrs Bard.
Miss BaSton. who was heard to such aG-
! vantage at Miss Vernon'S muscaleUn Satur-
! day afternoon, was chief accvmpa MIST and
was heard to great advantage with Mr..
| Rakenann, whose violin recital was one
! of the most notable numbers OF the well
! selected program
The guests were received by Mrs Hazel
| tine and Mrs. Mackay-Smith, who saw t.,
the seating of the audience which taxed
nf fIrT
To the utmost Among those present We're
| the Chier Justice and Mrs Fuller, Mrs
! Jennie Johnson, MIS- shiras, Mrs. Cassclls,
! the Misses Haulin, Mrs. Emory and Miss
! BlanCh Emory, and the members Of st
! Johns Auxiliary. to which the proceeds
| Of the concert We're devoted
! Justice and Mrs ShiraS are entertaining a
| delightful party of Young people over
! Thanksgiving, their guests being Hiss Kane
and Miss Janet Call, of Michigan, and Mr..
| Winfield X. Shiras, the youngest son Of
the family. who has come on from Pitts
| burg for this holiday.
Miss Kane viii be remembered by large
| number of Washiugtonians AS having been
one of the most pleasant of Mrs Shras'
| many young guests of last season Miss
! Call has not yet been formally presented
| III societr. and Is completing her education
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, of Philadelphia,
| have returned fortle winter and have leased
a house for the season, No 1910 Thirteenth
street. where they will be at home after
| December l.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows. of Michigan
have returned and rcopcncd their recently
leased home, 1404 Massa chusctts avenue.
Mrs. Burrows will entertain several charm
ing young relatives during the winter,
among them Miss Peck, who made u host
Of friends during her visit of last season
Representative and Mrs. Catchings have
returned. and are again Established in til. ir
| Q street home.
Mrs. Manning, daughter of Chief Justice
| and Mrs. Fuller, who has been seriously i'll
for the past few months. in improving and
has gone to Chicago To remain some time.
Miss Miriam Ballinger, of 1909 Clifton
street, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Harry Dunne, OF Long Island, has returned
to the city.
Miss Elizabeth Cecilia Smith, daughter
| of United States Senator Smith, of Newark
| y. j., and Mr.. Peter Hauck. fr. were mar
ricd at st. Patnck's Cathedral, Newark,
| yesterday at noon.
|
bishop u. A Corrigan Of New York,
assisted by Monsignor Doane and other
| high dignitaries of the church. The brides
| maid was Miss Mary Rose Smith, sister
| of the bride, and the best man was James
Smith, jr., her brother. Forty pews in
| the church were reserved for the respective
families and friends of the principals
| The church was elaborately decorated
about the altar with white and yellow
| chrysanthemums. solemn high nuptial
mass followed the marriage and the bless.
| ing, which was celebrated by the arch
| bishop. large reception was held at
Senator Smiths residence on Washington
place.
Mrs. George White of Warrenton, Va, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lyman, of Twcfl-
| ueth street.
Miss Lipscomb of Baltimore is visiting
Mrs Downs of No. 621 East Capitol street
Washingtonians in New York.