The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01

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FOR,
ll>v1or%Na.N
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OF ST. Louis, Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Henderson,
Miss Henderson, Mrs. Serene Payne, Mrs.
Seymour, wife OF the Commissioner OF
Patents; Mrs. X. G.. keTcns, Mrs. Joseph
Sayrcs, Mrs. Price and Miss Powell.
DR.. Wilmer OF New York avenue enter
tanned at a doctors dinner Friday even
ing The affair was one of u series or
dinners given 10y the members OF club
OF eighteen doctors this winter
Mr.. and Mrs Seden OF the Metropolitan
Hotel entertained at card party last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whittemore have issued
invitations for dinner, March 3 and H.
Mrs. Chaplin will give dinner March z.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Foster have as
their guests their daughters, Mrs. Lansing
and Mrs. Dulles.
Mrs. Washington Mclean and Mrs.
Bughcr gave Il luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. F. V. Parker of 2014 e street,
has her niece, Mrs. L. I. Townsend OF
Baltimore, with her for short visit.
Mrs. G. A. Lyon and Mrs. Albert C.
Hubbell will be at home Tuesdays during
March, 2 to o'clock, No. 1885 Twelfth
street.
Mrs. Thomas L. Tullock will give, under
the auspices of the Ladies Association, a
talk on 1.-The Land Of the Midnight sun;
a summers cruise in Norway, the North
Cape and Spitzbcrgen," at Metropolitan
Church, Wednesday evening, March 4, at
7:45 O'Clock.
Mrs. Hearst, who is absent in New York,
will return TO her home in this city Wed
nesday.
Mrs William Schofield Hoge, No. 1402
AHr md f.
John L. StearnS OF Denver, Colo, and Mrs.
William II. Hastings OF Elizabeth, j.
Mrs. Hicks OF No. 1901 Massachusetts
avenue, viii receive informally Monday
FROM 3 10 6.
Despite the inclement weather the tea
al Chevy Chase yesterday afternoon was
well attended aud the smart set were
present in fun force in the handsome and
spacious rooms OF the club house. Music
added to the jo!lity OF the affair.
Miss Ruth r. Brooks Of No. a33 II street,
gavea masquerade party on Thursday night
in honor of Miss Meta West OF Trenton, n j.
Dancing was kept up until late hour.
At II O'Clock the masqueraders marched
into the dininG-rOom, where they were
served a repast The guests were:
Miss Ruth Brooks, Joan D'ArC; Miss West,
Chrysanthemum: Mrs. Z. X. Chapma n,
French girl; Mrs. Cleveland, Grecian maid;
Mrs. Edward +. Riggs, Maudc Muller Mrs
william Henry Brooks, Gypsy; Mr.. Edwin
KimbaH. clown; Mr. Edward I. Riggs,
Willie the fat boy; Miss Hammersly. Martha
Washington: Mr.. Johnnie Van Scotch,
ChnamaB; Miss Myers, Russian princess;
Mt. +. K. Chapman, darky sport; Mr.. c. X.
Macy, count: Miss Hodges, daughter OF
the re ginnrnt: Dir. Barton, frog; Mrs Steven
son. grandma: Mrs. William K. Kcyworth,
CarmcnCita: Miss Blanche Hodges, snow
flake; Mr.. Hundly, dancing girl; Mr.. George
Buck, Chinaman; Mr.. HartSficld, Passanio
Mrs. Merton Smith, Spanish girl; Mr.
Becker, new man; Mr.. W. K. kcyworth,
Uncle sam; Mr.. Phman, George Washing
ton; Mr.. Hendrickson, darby dude; Mr..
Hitchew, Sir Walter Raleigh; Miss Eickei
peasant girl; Miss Drexel, gypsy; Mr.. vii.
burn, domino; MIR. Ariai Chapman, apple
oman.
A party was given on Tuesday evening
last by the Daisy Orchestra at the home
OF Mr.. J. /. FeTsinger, No. l y street.
| A large number OF Toys and girls were
present and enjoyed it very mich. At /
| O'Clock refreshments were served. There
were q number of fine Singers-Mrs. Hayes,
| Mr.. ]. / FerSinger and Mr.. ]. II. Finch
! Among those present were Misses NJ. Fer
| singer, j.. Hoover, 2. Alien, b. sipes, NJ
| Kaiser, NJ. Berdett, NJ. Duff, L. Keller
| T. Keller, NJ. Achstctter, X. Murphy, X
| Fersinger. c. Fcrsingcr. n. Achstetter, L
| Crawford, T. Clements, and Messrs. Hayes
| !. Duff, Il. Major, j. Shreeyes, w. Brooks
| Il. Breen, A. Arthur, j. Kuffncr, c. Ferry
| +. Keller, w. Beall, 8 Hayes, F. Johnson
| T. Fealy, II. Nelson, ]. !. Fersinger The
music was played by J i. Fersinger, violin
| ist: T. Fealiy, yioliniSt; II. Nelson, cornet
| j Duff, piano; J. Finch, triangle.
The Brazilian Minister and Mrs. de Men
| donca entertained Saturday night at dime
| Miss Fuller, Miss Mott, Miss Bryan, Mis-
Philip, Miss Wilcox. Mrs. Mario de Men
donca, the MISSES de Mendonca, Mr.. Trubert
! Count yinci, Lieut.. Won Stumm, Count
Buisseret, Mr.. Pastor, Count Galarza, MIR
Alfredo Ganaand Mr.. Mariode Mendonca.
The Unity Club held one of the mos
| successful meetings in its history las
| Wednesday evening at the Shoreham
| Judge John w. Bennett, presiding Ate
| the reading OF the minutes by the secretary
| DR.. W. w. Baker, and an interesting sol,
| By Miss Cora Pom. the president intro
| duced Senator HanSbrOugh, who deliyere,
| an interesting address, taking for hi
subject the emblem of libert 8, Our Flag
| An exceedingly interesting musical ant
| literary entertainment Followed, in Whlcl
| Miss Cora Pom and Prof. William SoutharC
| gave instrumental solos; Miss Heiberger
| Miss Gertrude Bangs, Mrs. Isabel Brad
| ford and Mr.. W. C. Souder, vocal solos
| Miss Helen Raplcy and Mrs. Gay Robertson
| Rotations. Prof. David c. Bangs recite,
! "'LaSka."
The bicycle parade and drill TO be give
| at Eclipse Riding Park, Seventeenth and
| streets, by societ Us wheeImen and vince
! women for the benefit OF he Hospital fo
| incurables, promises TO be an UNUSUAL
! successful affair. judging from the re
hcarsal held at the park yesterday after
| noon.