The evening times., 1896-11-27

/
| Mrs Hearst Will give tea to Mrs. Hen
rotin this afternoon at O'Clock.
! one Of the most interesting social events
| of the holiday week will be the compli-
mentary classic recital - he given at the
Cairo this evening by Miss Irene Rowland,
the Shakespcaran reader and moEoioguist
o! this city, who appeared here SO Success
| fully year ago in leading roiein Broken
| Hearts and later in nOnulOguC at Carroll
! Institute Hail.
In addition to the four selections to be
| given hy Miss Rowland, the program will
| include such uneXccptional local talent as
| the Washington Lady Quartet, the Madrids
Mr.. W. u. Mcfarland and Mr.. David c.
Bangs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ellison, of New
| IISmpShire avenue, entertained n large
| party of friends ut dinner yesterday.
The guests were Mr.. and Miss ! Hamilton,
| of Alexandria: Mr., and Mrs. George Lewis
| Nil and Mrs. b. X. Daniels, Miss Rhoda
| Steele and DR.. j. p. Hoff
A masquerade surprise party was given
| Tue sday evening to Miss Annie johnson at
her residence, No. 427 Seventh street
i southeast. Music, games, fancy dancing
and rccitdtions were enjoyed until late
| hour, after which refreshments We're
served.
Among those present were Misses f.
Bennett, NJ. Bennett, A. TrUnnel, II. Trun-
nel, n Harrison, X. Harr isOn,, c. Becker,
Il. Recker, a. Hammond, NJ Hammond, C.
Kahlert, =. TilleuN n. Collin L. Morrison,
/. Bassett, b. McCathran, F. Moby, NJ.
Baden, L. Jaegle, NJ. Dyer, c. Dyer, NJ
Farrott, A. Green, ID. Harrs, A. Hess. A.
Purcell, A. Stores, NJ. Petit, Il. Gates,
II. Smal!wood, NJ. Thornton. B. Calweli,
NJ Rall L 7 T,hnS 4 I..Ia
| son, Mcssrs. j. Mundall, IL. Bassett, l..
Bassett, +. Trunnel, u. Mckenzie, A.
| Fugett, X Fugett, W. Murray, A. Becker,
NJ Morrison, G Dorhern, F. Torney, F.
Stewart, A. Torney. U. Downs, W. Getz-
indanner, q. Langly, W. Thornton, W.
Fowler, B. Wilkerson, B. Boswell, F.
Hiegs, S. Jonstun, Ii. Hammond, U. Ham,
nond, W Ball, Grant Aldrich Mrs. Par
rott, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray, Mrs. Tilleux, Mrs. Jaegle, Mrs
Mckenzie, Mrs Brown, Mrs. Boston, Mrs
Carral, Mrs. Higgs, Mrs. Plummer, Mrs
Dyer, Mrs. Fugett, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. John
son, ST, Mrs johnson, jr.
The W. +. d. c. met Tuesday evening
| at the residence of Miss Hattie Earker.
No. 1927 New Jersey avenue.
Games and dancing We're the amuSenents
of the evening and dainty refreshments
were served.
Termillion, Miss l. solomon, Miss NJ.
Garner, Miss II. Jones, Miss g. Mckum,
Miss McGinniss nd Messrs. r. johnson, o.
Wilde, W. Daniels. c. Vermillion, c. Nc
Cauley and II. Sackerman.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Sarah Constantine Alba ugh, daugn-
ter of Mr.. J. W. AlbauGh. to Mr.. Frank E.
Henderson OF Jersey City.
Linthicum Hall, Georgetown, was the
scene of merry festivities on Tuesday
evening last. Among the dancers were
the Misses Lee, daughters of Gen. FitZ-
hugh Lee, and the Misses Crogin. Wilson,
Brewer, Cassin, Casilear, Gibson and
Messrs. Eoyd Matthews, William Stewart,
Keith Forrest. Joe Brady, Percy Hyers,
Grafton Tyler and Lieut.. Gibson.
Luis Felipe Carlo, minister from Ecuador
TO Washington, sailed from Panama, Colom-
bia, with his family, Wednesday for New
York.
The latest engagement of unusual social
interest is that Of Mrs. NJ. Z. Butterrield,
of this city, to DR.. Thomas c. Martin, of
Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs. Buttcrfield, who
was formerly Miss johnson, of New York,
is considered one of the most attractive
widows in Washington.
The wedding day has not been decided
upon as yet, and until its coming, Mrs.
Butterfield will make her home with Mrs.
C. r. Dix. of Massachusetts avenue.
Among the pretty weddings of yesterday
evening was that Of Miss Katie Simmons