Evening star., 1897-04-05
THE WORLD o. SOCIETY
In Honor Of Attorney General Nc
Keuna,
The University Faculty ana Others
observation-disclosures Notes
OF Interest.

Colonel and Mrs. f. c. Kerens gave a re-
ception yesterday from ) to In honor of
Attorney General Mckenna and the faculty
of the Catholic University. Miss Phelps
and Miss Clayton assisted in doing the
honors of very pleasant occasion.
Mrs. Mckee will be the guest of Senator
and Mrs. Elkins this week. Saturday
Mrs. Elkins gave an elegant luncheon in
her honor. when the other guests were
Mrs. George Il. Williams. Miss Mitchell,
Mrs. A. A. Wilson. Mrs. Alexander Legarc,
Miss Batchelier, Mrs. Logan. Miss Edes,
Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Kerens. Mrs. Mating
ly, Mrs. r. NJ. G. Brown. Mrs. James c.
Paine, Mrs. Rochester, Mrs. Matthews. Mrs.
Newcomb. Mrs. Gallaudet. Miss Goodloe.
Mrs. Lathrop Bradley, Mrs. Sternberg and
Mrs. Davis.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Glover entertained
Mrs. Mckee and her children at luncheon
aboard the Dolphin today.
Miss Grace Carew Sheldon of the Buffalo
Courier is here for a visit and is staying
at 1871 l. street.
Professor and Mrs. Benjamin Ide Wheeler
of Cornell University, who have been IN
Washington for the past week as guests of
Mr. Gardiner Hubbard and Mrs. Reuben
Clark, will leave for New York tomorrow.
where they will be the guests of ex-Secre
tary and Mrs. Fairchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scnofield Hoge
have sent out invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, Anne Stearns, to Mr..
Frederick Adams Savage, Tuesday even
ing, April ~. at O'Clock, at st. Johns
Church. reception from half-past s
Until 10 o'clock will follow the ceremony at
1+o2 18th street.
a pleasant gathering was held Wednes-
day evening al the residence of Mrs Jen-
kins, 623 f street, in honor of her daugh-
ter hfteenth birthday. The young hostess
received a great many presents. Games
were played. Among those present were
Miss Kate Jenkins, Ethel Duganne Mary
Sims. Helen Ingram, Chattie Nilhollen May
Talbot, Tiny Smith. Waldemar Weller.
Charlie Duganne, Charlie Amis, Winnie
Hearst and many others.
The regular monthly business and social
meeting of the lie Droit ''Y'' was held
Monday evening, March -, at the residence
OF Mrs. Merrick, 4lG Spruce street.
Nh and Mrs. Frederick Perry and Miss
Anneva Perry of Cumberland are the
guests of Miss Eta Craigen.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f Oberteuffer of Phila-
deiphia are visiting the latter's father, Mr..
James Z. Fitch.
The E. III. S. Social Club of the Eastern
High School held its regular meeting last
Friday night al the home of Miss Reed,
:"S Ith street northeast. The next meet
ing VIII be held on the 10th instant at the
home of Miss Hughes 2U1 Sth street north
east. "A pleasant evening spent i'm the
playing of progressive games and dancing
Those present We're: The Misses Anna
Compton. Myra Huntington. Jane Reed.
Chrissy Thompson, Dorothy Hughes Boh-
rer. Sparks. Bertha Block, Mary Whelpley
Lydia Block, Maud Easton. Grace Welsh
and Messrs. Colquitt, Wilson, Garges.
smith, Hand Coombs. Todd, CovelI and
Smell.
The Inter Nos" Social Club of the East
ern High School held its regular meeting
last Friday night at the home of Miss
Nora Courts, 416 street. AT the busi-
ness meeting the following offio ers were
elected: Mr.. J. H Hunter, president and
Artley Parson, secretary. Those present
were Misses Harley, Sanderson, Dodge
Courts. Forbes. Stuart, Murphy and Ship
man, and Messrs. White, Hunter French
Miller, Parson, Hallam and Fithian The
next meeting will be held at the home OF
Miss Harley, 112 9TH street northeast,
April %