Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-16

o'clock for some one to come out to Wood
ley lane, that an accident had happened
to the pony carriage. The coming home of
the two elder girls relieved all anxiety
about them, but it was not for some time
later that the arrival of little Frances safe
and sound, too, completed her mothers
happiness. Townsend, the coachman, was
giving the ponies a spin over he Wcodley
| road when the frisky youngsters look fright
at an electric cai and, running away, over
turred the carriage and its occupants into
a ditch. Little Frances was so securely
tucked up in a buffalo robe that she es
capped injury. but her nurse received pain
full cut on the head, while the coachman,
who was dragged some distance, escaped
unhurt.
Mrs. Edgar Allan of 1901 18th street
will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Hearst will give a dinner Tuesday.
Janus ry IS.
The Cotillion Club gave it's second meet
ing last night at the Rifles Armory. and
entertained a notable company of young
people. The hall was draped IN pink, and
quantities of palms made the scene more
effective. Mrs. Wilson, wife of the Post
master General; Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs Swan
son, Mrs. Uhl Mrs. Blanchard end Mrs.
| Micou were the hostesses of the evening.
Mr. frank Martin led the cotillion, assisted
| by Mr.. Capers. Those dancing in the cotil-
Lon were Miss Blanchard, Miss Cornell.
Miss Daisy Robinson Miss Goodwin, Miss
Haskell; Miss Gertrude Livingston, Miss
! Douglas. Miss Collier. Miss Bayne. Miss
| Juliet Thompson, Miss Lucia F. Huxford,
| Miss Knobb, Miss Minetree, Miss Laura
Livingston, Miss Dean, Miss Paschal, Miss
| Plain. Miss Elizabeth W. Robinson. Miss
| Howell, Miss Ballnger. Miss Cooke, Miss
German. Miss Raymond, Miss Evans. Miss
| Richardson Miss Hermann. Miss Winner.
| Miss Anna Warner Miss Julia Rasn, Miss
| Eva Darneille Mrs. Benjamin Micou, Miss
| ohl, Miss Hayes, Miss Rasin, Miss Morgan,
| Miss Goldsborough, Miss Dollie Young,
Miss Ensor of Baltimore, Miss Williams,
Miss Gertrude Griffith, Mrs. John G.
| Capers, Miss Trenholm Miss Mary Jones,
Miss Barclay, Miss Chilly. Miss Mary G.
Blaine, Miss Emery, Miss Nettie d. Griffith.
Miss Helen Smith, Miss 'Britton Miss HILL
Mrs: Miller, Miss Jare Faulkner. Mrs.
Bibbs, and among the men were Messrs
BENJAMIN Miller, Griff T. Smith, w. C.
Hibbs. c. G. Magruder. AIbertine, F. P.
Davis. R w. K. Pollock, P. Hawn, W. W.
Scott. Clark Waggaman, A. c. Wilson,
Charles E. Howe, Arthur Yates, A. c. Ray
mond. c. c. Marbury. Charles Fountaine
1amin Micou. J. c. sprigg, st. c. B. Gywnn
| j. c. Hooe, w. w. Barclay, j. L. Wagga-
man. s. M. Mcleod. R. NJ. Carlisle, James
F. Willard. Reeve Lewis John G. Capers
Wheeler G. A. James. r. H. Phillips, w. l.
| F1ckney. L. p. Clephane, H. w. Reed, c.
G Watson. F. F. Field. ID. C. Fugitt Naka-
yama; p: p Doughsrty, Thomas F. Brant-
1 -, IL. L..
Kinney. w. NJ. Sprigg. l.. H. Finney, F. A.
Hill. George H. German, Edward s. Du-
vail. Colin Studs. A. w. Rice. L. L. Bar
| Der. Haskell, Hardin, b. H. Warner. jr..
George o. Totten, jr.. R. L. Morgan, Hugh
| Gordon, Lieut. Bradshaw, Commodore
Miyoaka and Maj. Turnbull
Miss Susan B. Anthony and Mrs Harriet
taylor Upton will be guests of honor at
| Mrs. Colby's Informal 'at home" Saturday
| evening, to 10, 1925 10th street
Mrs. Ida S. Baugher, wife of Prof Lewis
II. Baugher of Gettysburg. Pa is visiting
| Mrs. Louis d. Wine. 1717 Q street
Mrs. H. T. Guss and Miss Maybell
! Brooks of Columbia Heights will not be at
| nome tomorrow until after pm.
Mrs. Brice will hold her first reception
OF the season today at o'clock
Mrs. Ferd. Levi of Sumter S. c., is visit
! ing her mother, Mrs. Max Cohen, at l1O3
Dist street Mrs. Cohen and Mrs. Levi will
| DC at home or Wednesday afternoons and
evenings during January and February.
There Was 6. pretty wedding today at IL
o'clock at the home of the bride. Sth street
southwest, when Mr.. John W. Exline and
Miss Carrie w. Bailey were married by
rev D. w. Skellenger, pastor of Sixth
Presbyterian Church. Only the near rela-
| tives and immediate friends of the bride
ana groom were present. The bride was
| handsomely attired in a travelling costume
of brown novelty goods, trimmed with Per.
STA silk and velvet. The young couple have
gone on wedding trip north. On their re.
turn they VIII reside at 2l3 Sth stree,
southwest
Brown viii not be at home FRIDAY IAN
uary IL. but will receive the following Fri
days during January, at 1902 Oregon ave-
nue., opposite The Concord.
Mrs. w. H. Daw, 1901 H street, will moi
be at home tomorrow.
A party of young ladies from Capitol
Hill gave a leap-year dance last evening
The hall was beautifully decorated with
palms and lighted lamps. Dancing was en-.
joyed until late hour, when supper was
served. Among those present were Mr. ans
Mrs. Garges, MIR. and Mrs. Springrnan
Mr.: and Mrs. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander, Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh. MIR. and Mrs
Holmes, Mrs. James Coleman, Mrs w ii
J. Coleman, Mrs. Diggins. Mrs. Boswell
Mrs. Cheline. Mrs. Breninger, Mrs. Jordan
man, O'Brien, Hineline, Sloan, Garages
Moore, Waltemyer Flyn, Boswell, Cole
man, Messrs. Greenwell, Garages, Alexan
der, Coleman, Yates, Hall, Mcnamara
Gilmartin, Leg, Shreves, Stella, McDer
mott.
Mrs. G. Warfeld Simpson will not be a
home tomorrow, but will the remaining
Fridays during the season.
Mrs. George McDermott was hostess a
a very pretty pink luncheon today i'm honor
of her sister, Mrs. Neil Stone of Delaware
The ladies invited to meet her were Mrs
J Ferris, Mrs. Cooper Mrs. Anderson, Mrs
Wasserbach, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Pedrie
Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Davidson. Tn
daintily laid table had a centerpiece of pinl
roses in a bed of asparagus and maiden
hair ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loring Blanchard Muller
will be at home to their friends tomorrow
from 3 to 8. at 451 G street.
i Mrs. Smailwood and the ladies of Wash
= ington Seminary will receive their friend
at 1858 18th street tomorrow and Felruar
5 Z, from to o'clock.
Miss Mamie Dunkinson of Baltimore
visiting Miss Hartford, at 1929 I1th street
( Wimodaughsis has cards out for a receE
ton to Rev. Anna Howard Shaw and Mis-
| Emily Rowland, its nonresident directors
| Miss Shaw was the first president, and
d | now vice president-at-large. The receptio
:. | will be held on the 22d instant, from 3 {
: ! o'clock, at 1925 street northwest.
y Mrs. James H. Eckels will not be at HON
e tomorrow. but will be on the remainin
. | Fridays of this month.
!, Mrs P H Hill and Miss Hill of 17oS