Evening star., 1896-01-04

Mrs Somers, aVteal to 6.
Miss Kaufman, tea, o'clock.
Miss Morgan, ateS, 4 to Z
The Brazilian minister ana Mrs. Mendon-
ca, dinner. Il -
Among the events of the coming week
are for Monday
Mrs. Quay, tea, to Z, to introduce
Miss Susan Quay.
Iutcheson, reception. at the Arlington, 5
Senator and Mss. $rtce,,aa dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Leighton. reception,
8 o'clock
rrosdav o-;ts
The rector and faculties of the Catholic
Univ ersty, reception. to g. Mcmahon
Hall. iii honor of Cardinal Satolli.
The marriage Of Miss Zoe Thomas and
Mr.. Ewing Y. Mitchell, jr Mt Vernon
Place NJ. e. Church. O'Clock. Reception
at 1914 Ke1esaw avenue, $50 to 1890
Secretary ana Mrs. Olney, a dinner in
honor Of President and Mrs Cleveland.
meet Miss Katherine Guy.
Mrs. Van Vliet a tea tot
Wednesday,
The cabinet ladies will receive from to
Mrs. A. T. Britton, tea, TOT.
The japanese minister a dinner
The Bachelors cotilion, National Rifles
Armory.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton. re-
SeptioH y Pin
to IL pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Andrews a recep-
ton. Alto g. in honor of the students of the
Corcoran Art School.
Mrs. BOardman, luncheon.
Friday Vi 5... !ce
Mrs. Jno. B. Robinson a tea
! Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan, dinner
Secretary and Mrs. Lamont, a dinner.
Saturday.
Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes. a luncheon, to
meet Mrs. Alexander r. Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Neck, dinner
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott and the Misses
Scott have cards out for tea Tuesday,
January IA, to I, to meet the Misses
Stevenson.
Mrs. John Marshall Sturges gave a recep-
ton New Year eve at her home on Capitol
Hill. Miss Hepburn, Miss Boyle, Miss
Wells, Miss Haskell, Miss Leversee of New
York. assisted in the dining room. The
broidered in pansies, was assisted by Mrs.
McAuliffe. Among the guests were Mr.
Thomas G. Hensey. Mr.. Melville d. Hensey.
Mrs. Bolway. Mr., and Mrs. w. C. Wells,
ders. Mr.. ard Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr. and
| Mrs. Shearer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Nc
Auliff, Mrs. J. E. Engle, Mr.. j. w. DOWN
| ing, Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Block, the Misses
Donald, Mrs. Boyle. Miss Gertrude E.
| Boyle Miss Mabel F. Leversee, Mr.. Elmer
F. Yount, Mr.. w. Mccullough Balderston.
Mr.. r. Elmo Boyd. Mr.. Edward Harvey
Dyer. Mr.. Clement W. Howard. Mrs A.
Wilmer. Mrs. Hepburn. Miss Daisy f. Hep
burn, Mrs. Haskell Miss Edith Haskell,
Mr.: Loenard Mr.. Runyon. Miss Ragina
well. tairs. Parker. Mr.. Ed. A. Deniaray;
| Mr.. A, Clinton Howard. Mrs. Giles s.
Rafter, Miss Clara Rafter. Miss Edith Cary
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and Mrs. Edwin Clark, Miss Wilson Mr..
| McLain. DR.. q. q. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
W. Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. F. 3. Fisher.
One of the prettiest of the Juvenile balls
of the holidays was given last night by
| the Misses Sadie and Flora Britton. the
little daughters Of Colonel and Mrs. A. T..
Britton. The hostesses and their girl
guests, in the daintiest Of gowns were
mere Hike fairies than mortals. and the
| scene was very pretty one. A german,
event quite grown-up air. The drawing
room of -Colonek Britton's spacious Con-
necticut avenue residence was decked with
white blossoms. and the supper table was
things on it andithe pretty floral arrange
ments. SO y L
Among the dinner givers last night were
| Senator ard Mrs. Mcmillan, Captain and
Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Audenried.
Mrs. Wilcox gave a luncheon today in
! honor of Mrs U. S. Grant. Mrs. Lamont.
! Mrs Romero and Mrs. Stewart were
among the guests who enjoyed the hos
| pitality.
| Mrs. David Wolfe Brown gave a pretty
| tea yesterday to introduce her daughter,
Miss Maize Florence Brown. The house
was decked with flowers and made an eff
fective setting for the happy scene. Mrs.
ened with gold embroidered chiffon on the
waist. The debutante was in white chif-
fon and satin and carried La France roses.
Miss Elizabeth Brown wore pink satin.
, sided at the tea table. Miss Wyville. Miss
Parsons, Miss Broadhead, Miss Trimble
end Miss Josephine Perkins were in the
receiving party, with several young men,
among whom were DIR. Booze of Baltimore,
Messrs. Lewis and Allen Clephane, Mr..
Robert Inch, Mr.. Charles Gerry, Mr.. Geo.
Whitwell, Mr.. Clarence Aspinwall and Mr..
| Thurlow Bergen. 'f 90 ~
Among the guests were DIR. and Mrs.
Hamlin, Miss Shelabarger, Mrs. Quay,
Mrs. Gen. Patterson and Miss Patterson,
Gen. Farnsworth. Judge Embry. Mrs. Wal
cott, Mrs. Larrabee. Mr., and Mrs. c. C..
| Lancaster. Mrs. Gen. Paine, Mrs. Gen.
/ Eaton, Mrs Quaiffe. Mrs. J. B. Wight,
Mrs. E. B. Wight. Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Flor
and Miss Hfne, Mr. Guin Willis and Mrs.
Willis, Mrs. Worthington, Miss Caldwell,
! Mrs. and Miss Tyler Mrs. Woodbury., Mrs.
| Ratcliffe, Caperton Of Philadelphia, Lieut..
| myers, tne Misses Cldpp S1uu MISS odte5
Of North Car rolina, Miss Barber. Mr.. Bar
ber, Miss Warner, Miss Helena Smith,
| Miss Hough Miss Hancock. Miss Hemp
hill, Miss williams, Mrs. Hoeke, Mrs. Her
| ron and Mrs. Bates.
Mrs. Hobson gave tea yesterday to meet
Mrs. Wharton. 1t was largely attended
and the hostess was assisted by Miss War
! der, Miss Mott, Mrs. Stetson, Miss Hop
| kins, Miss Hay and Miss Anderson. Resi-
dent and diplomatic society; was represent
| ed in the, throng of guests.
Mrs. Charles G. Dulin will receive Tues
days in January
Mrs. Ernest L. Kinney, on account of the
death Of her sister, will not return to Wash
| ington this winter, but will continue tc
| occupy her house in Lakewood, n. J.
Mrs. Charles Sumner Tainter will moi
receive Mondays in January, but will be al
! home Saturdays in February at her resi-.
| dence, 1S43 s street northwest.
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt gave a pink tea
| Thursday afternoon at her home on New
| Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Belt was assist
| ed in receiving by Mrs. G. r. Thompson
| The dining room was presided over by Mrs
Bowdle, assisted by Miss Quackenbush and
| others
Members Of P. P. E. and Social Club OF
'a5 met last evening at the residence OF
R. L. Moorsams. 1904 Massachusetts ave-
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