Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Page)
South She will visit Mississippi and New
orleans during the mardi gras

South. She will visit Mississippi and New
orleans during the mardi gras.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh w. Burns. 1887 Flori
ga avenue northwest have sent out cards
Ior the marriage Of their daughter. Mari
Louise, to Mr.. Charles L. E. de Gaueue of
~ W dork city, Monday. February 10. at
Y clock, at the Gunton Temple Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN Church. corner 14th and r
streets northwest
Mrs. Edwin F. Uhl will receive tomorrow
Tor the last time this season. Miss UhI will
assist Mrs. Hoke Smith.
MRS. Elmer E. Simpson and Miss Leslie
Brown of 1911 18th street will not be at
home tomorrow, but will the following We'd
Lesdays in February
Mrs. Thurston will receive in the parIors
OF the Arlington Thursday afternoon. from
8 until o'clock She will have assisting her
MISS Shoup, Miss Summers, Miss Stewart,
Miss Mary Stewart Miss Helen Stewart
Miss Bowers, Miss Vyne Bowers and Miss
thompson 1t will probably be Mrs. Thurs
TONS last Thursday in Washington for this
year. as she intends returning to her Ne
hraska home, where she will remain for
some time.
A beautiful tea was given yesterday by
Mrs. George Washington Cissel, to meet
Mrs. Hubbard, wife of ex-Gov. Hubbard of
Minnesota, who is the guest of Mrs. Cush-
man X. Davis, Oak Crest" Georgetown
Heights. White roses and smilax decorated
the rooms. The hostess was elegantly gown
ed in light brocade and lace. Mrs. Hubbard
wore white satin, brocaded in colors and
trimmed with fine lace. Mrs. Cissel was as
sisted in entertaining by her daughter, Mrs
John Roche Miss Roche and Mrs. Wad of
Baltimore, Miss Segrario, Miss Orendorff,
Miss Doyle of Baltimore, Miss. Wyville, Miss
Alice Berry, Miss Ten Eyck, Miss Tucker
and Miss Cora Brown of st. Paul, who Is
visiting Mrs. Davis. The young ladies pre-
sided at the handsomely appointed table,
and both residential and official society was
IaDrpCanta6 10 Of -6o
enjoyed the occasion.
Miss j.. c. Douglas will be at home in
formally to her friends February and II,
from 3 to 6 o'clock, 800 23d street.
Mrs. j. P. Miller, wife Of Dr. J. P.
Miller, and Mrs. Chas. W. Blackwood will
be at home Wednesday, February 8, from
3 to g.
Miss Kaufman gave a luncheon yester-
day to young married ladies and misses in
honor of the Misses Shepherd of Batopilas,
Mexico. The motive Of the table deccra-
lions was Dresden china, and the fancy
was followed throughout with very pretty
effect. The other guests were Mrs. J. STAN
ley Brown, Miss Hurst, Mrs. Frederick
Hall of San Francisco, Miss Chambers
Miss Britton. Mrs. Lincoln Smith. Miss Tis-
del, Miss Noyes and Miss Franks.
Mrs. Oscar P. Schmidt and the Misses
Walsh will be at home on Wednesday, the
9TH instant, at No. 1923 Corcoran street
northwest.
An enjoyable birthday breakfast was
given recently by DR.. Geo. B. Weiss at his
residence, 70S 9th street southeast. A
pleasant program was rendered by an or
chestra comprising Mr.. Raymond Schfoed
er. director; Messrs. Hama, Gebicke, Bohn,
Otto Nacker, Sevenhuysen, Werres Of the
Marine Band Violin solos were by Mr.
Schroeder, accompanied by Dr. c. b.
Adams. and recitations by Mr.. Alton Mad
dox Among those present were Messrs. ].
E. Shoemaker, Emory Wilson, Frank Wiss-
ner, Walter Smith, Eopolucci Richter, Oh
sen, Price, Frank Raab, Chas. Green, Ed
ward Raab. NJ. Ober, Alton Maddox, Lucien
Davis. Louis Schnebel, Harry Meader,
Thos. johnson, Lawrence Dick, David
Blum and VIM. Raab.
Mrs. Hamilton Tucker and daughter
Louise of 1881 33d street will be at home
Thursdays in February, from 3 to g.
Mrs. Mckee will arrive this afternoon, to
be the guest Of Mrs. John W. Foster and
will bring Master Benjamin Mckee with
her. Mrs. Foster will give a tea in Ter
honor tomorrow afternoon