Evening star., 1896-03-02
THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
Some Saturday Teas. Dinners and Lun-
cheons.
Pleasant Entertainments Marking the
Last Few Days Personal
Notes of Interest.

The Brazilian minister and Mrs de Mem
donca entertained Saturday night at dinner
Miss Fuller. Miss Mott. Miss Bryan, Miss
Philip. Miss Wilcox. Mrs. Mario de Men,
donca. the Misses de Mendonca, Mr.. Tru-
bert, Count Vinci. Lieut.. Won Stumm, Count
Buisseret. Mr.. Pastor. Count Galarza, Mr..
Alfredo Cana and Mr.. Mario de Mendon.a
Society enjoyed the hospitality of the
Chevy Chase Club Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Audenreid and Mrs. Charles Ffoulke
were the hostesses of the event and Mrs.
John Rodgers. Miss Rodgers. Miss Barney
and Miss Sheridan poured the tea and
chocolate The club house was handsome
1y decorated. An orchestra played, and
dancing was the great pleasure of the
event
Lieut.. and Mrs r. NJ. G. Brown gave
dinner Saturday night in honor of Mrs.
Mckee. Besides ex-senator and Mrs
Davis, Miss Grace Davis, Mr.. Davis, there
were present Mr.. and Mrs. William 7.
Harris Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple, Commander
and Mrs. Chadwick and ex-Gov. and Mrs.
Jackson of Maryland.
Mrs. Aukam and Miss Aukam welcomed
their friends Saturday afternoon at a tea,
which was a farewell compliment to Miss
Chl The German and American colors
blended in the decoration of their home
WIN QuantltleS or beautiful Mowers. The
event was a delightful hospitality. Besiies
the Misses Chl there were in the receiving
party the Misses Dom, Miss BoisseaG, Miss
Carrie Tisdell, Miss Biddle. Miss Middle
Thompson. Miss Mary Smart and Miss May
Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Thoron and
Mrs. Sftgreaves gave Saturday night
dinner.
Mrs. Joy gave Saturday luncheon. at
which her guests were Mrs Cobb Mrs.
Squires. Mrs. Henderson. Miss Henderson,
Mrs. Serene Payne, Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. X.
G. Kerens. Mrs Joseph Sayres. Mrs Price,
Miss Powell and Miss Cobb. The table was
decorated with blue and white hyacinIhs
Pale blue satin ribbons and gariands of
asparagus canopied the ceiling The souv-
| enirs were tiny ivory bound books. with the
name of the hostess on one cover and Wat
teau figures decorating the other.
A progressive euchre party was given
Saturday evening al the residence of Mrs.
Burbank, 1872 18th street There were four
tables. and play was begun at S::SO. There
were no BOBBY prizes. but first and sec
ond prize for ladies and the corresponding
number for gentlemen. The first prize for
ladies was won by Miss Katherine Kip. who
won thirteen out Of the fifteen games play
ed. Miss Sallie Yeatman Won second prize
The first prize for gentlemen was won by
Mr. Carl Brandebury, the second going to
Mr.. Henry Hanford. After the playing
musical selections were enjoyed by all,
the purveyors in this sort Of amusement
being Miss Yeatman, at the piano, and Mr..
Roland Johnson and Mr. Howard Burbank in
vocal numbers. A bountiful collation. was
served just after the play had stopped.
Those who were present were Misses Anne
Latimer. Sallie Yeatman. Irene Moore, Anna
Biandy. and Katherine Kip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cram. and Messrs. Park Talbot, Henry
Hanford. Eugene Cough. Roland Johnson,
Howard Wilson, Carl Brandebury and j.
A. Graham.
The SecFetary~of State and Mrs. Olney
gave dinner Saturday night, at which
their guests We're the British ambassador
and Lady Pauncefote. the ambassador of
the United States to Germany and Mrs
uhi. the Russian minister, the Secretary
OF the Navy. Postmaster General and Mrs.
Wilson. Justice and Mrs. Shiras. Senator
and Mrs. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs John w
Foster, Miss Lee of Boston, Miss Thomas
and Mrs. Minot
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Hays of 3244 Pros
pect avenue Monday evening February "a.
celebrated the twenty-iifth. or silver. ami
numerous and valuable gifts besides the
/ good wishes of those present, who enjoyed
their hospitality. A few among those who
attended the reception We're Rev DIR I n
Stitt and wife. Mrs. Susan Hays. son and
daughter of Baltimore, DR.. Yarnall Mr.
ana Mrs Charles Coxen. Mr.. and Mrs
A. c. Leigh. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gross.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Case, Mr.. and Mrs
John Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Hulse. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CornweIi.
Mr. and Mrs Robert p. Phelps. Mrs. Eliza
hre3s Gleason. Mrs. Grace Berry. Mrs
Reuben Rouzee. Mrs. Mary Thecker Mrs
MarGaret A. Collision of Delaware. Mrs
Carolyn r. Crump of Alexandria. Va: Mrs
Clara, Clara Goodwin. Mrs Harry Haycock.
tie skidmore. Estelle Thecker, Edith
Crump. Alexandria, Va: Messrs. John T.
Core. Louis p. Lowe. John r. Lowe. Jos
Glover Of Alexandria. Va. and Bart. DAILY
"A DlInflfnl !;
presided over by Miss Oracle l.. Hays
daughter of the hostess. assisted by Misses
Edith Roxbury Goodhand and Emma Lucas
of Alexandria, Va, and Anna Power of
Oil City, Pa.
Miss Rickie Johansen, youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. T. Johansen of No. el2 b
street southwest, was at home to her little
friends Tuesday evening last to celebrate
were the Misses Maggie Burgdorf, Ernie
Eppley, Reitta Eppiey, Helen Harmon
smith. Annie Fitzhugh. Edith Johansen,
Clara Smoot, Mary Lizzie Smoot May Ell
Handy. Maize Miles, Nellie Mccarthy Ma
bel Cook Madaiine Cook, Edith Cook,
Irene Trueworthy. Cora Walker Mabel
Bond, Anna Bond. Edna Miller, NIillie
Birch. Mabel Frye. lola, Esther and Hattie
Fitzgerald, Eunace Rau. Mabel High, Bes-
sic Ingle Viola Ingle. Mamie Johansen, Ell
sic Dawson. Edna Dawson, Minnie Wein-
heimer, Mary Campbell Agnes Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs j. William Lee. ATS Mary
land avenue southwest. entertained a large
party of young people Friday evening last
the occasion being a birthday party in
honor of their daughter. Miss Nellie C. Lee.
About sixty friends were present. The par
lcrs We're handsomely decorated in white
and blue, with numerous flowers. Miss Lee
wore blue silk gown, with diamond orna-
Tents. Among those present were Miss
Minnie Adams Mrs. Nergie Thompson, Mr.
Louis Hughes, Mr. James r. Tune Mr.
Clarence Lee, Masters Earnest and Henry
Lee, Mr.. p. Espy, Miss Katie Rullman.
Miss Mabel Cullen, Mr.. j. A. Springman,
Mr.. John Mann, Miss Florence Halliday,
Mr. Harry Barker, Miss Clara Keleher,
Miss May Yates, Mr.. VIM. Thompson,
Mr.. Wagner, Mr.. Donohue. Miss Anna nda
Thompson, Miss Cora Thompson. Mr.. Wal
ter Birckhead, Mr.. Jas. Walker, Miss Ida
Thompson, Mr.. l.. S. Mcdonald, Mr. VIM
Noise. Mr.. Wm- Mann, Miss Friedrich and
the Messrs. Noise.
Miss Della Z. Wilson of Round Hill, Va
has returned there after a pleasant visit Of
two weeks with Miss Agnes Mcf of