Evening star., 1897-02-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ofilliS Scene at a st. Valentine
Dance
Mr. GaiiOney Host of n Large CotiI-
liOn-Recent Dinners and
LuncheOns-NOtes.


of Youngstown, Ohio. who apS visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Alexander Logan. IL The
nall was very prettify decorated with gar
lands OF asparagus and spring blossoms.
Mrs Logan received the guests, and was
richly gowned in white satin. with crystal
trimmings and lettuce green sashes and
boWs The Misses Bonnell, who are charm
ing young ladies, wore, one, white chiffon
over Pompadour silk. and the other in pink
ana white silk with pink ribbons and lace
Mr. Galloney lead the cotilion which was
|. a merry one from start to finish The IA
sots were numerous pretty trinkets most
appropriate to the season-vaientines
hearts OF roses Quivers, darts and flowers
AFTER midnight supper was served. and the
dancing continued until ) o'clock this
morning.
MISS Herbert. Miss Cassels. Miss Davis Miss
w aliach MISS Peterson, Miss Harmon
MISS Hagner. Miss Hichborn, Miss Emery,
MISS Horstmann. Miss Miles. Miss Roches-
yer. MISS McCam,non. Miss BoartimaE Miss
telknap. Miss Cockrell, Miss Fox. Miss
Sartoris. Miss Ffoulke. Miss Maury. Miss
nay Miss Glover, Miss Stevenson, MIR.
ana Mrs; Ffouike, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
mercer. Gen. and Mrs. Miles. Miss Deer
ing MRS Belknap, MIR. Alseraon Sartoris.
Mrs. Logan. MIR. Langhorne Mr. and Mrs
George Dunn. Mr.. Charles Mum, Mr.. J. B.
iiende Mai rSon. Major and Mrs. Tucker, the
MISSES Noon. Senator and Mrs Sherman
Ser ator and Mrs. Cullom Mrs. Ridgely,
a!r. and Mrs. James 1. McCallum, Or. and
MRS. French. Mir. and Mrs Poor. Miss
TSor. Mr.. Brooke Baker. Prince wrede.
Lieut.. Pershing. Senor Pastor Mr. Fred
6ugEer. senator and Mrs. Quay Miss
quay Mr. kotzebue Mr.. George Howard.
Sapt. Emery, Mr.. Walter Wilcox. Capt
sanger. Capt. Micheler, Lieut. Rodgers
Mr.. Clary Ray. Mr.. Jesse Brown. Mr.. Rob,
gIt ADAMS and Mr.. Charles McCawley, Mr..
Iank andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.
logan logan fucker, Mr.. and Mrs. b. p. Hutch
inson' Philadelphia; Mr.. Charles H. Gal
loney. Brooklyn; Capt and Mrs ReIias
Sc"Ily. -i' fA'i'e e"
me German ambassador and Baroness
Ihieiman entertained at dinner last night
Ius.iee na ana mrs Gray. the minister from
PORTUGAL and the Viscountess De Santo-
Ihyrso. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry May, Mr. and
Mrs Henderson. Mrs. Slater. Mrs. Wallach.
lne pahisn minister. Miss Florence Board
lnai MISS Anderson, Countess Ross Mr.
Trubert Mr.. Joostens, Dr. VOCAL and MIR
Charles McCswley
Mrs. Charles Gibson, who went to Vie
ginia to attend the funeral of her brother
ln,law. the late John Randolph Tucker.
VIII not receive again this season.
Major and Mrs. J. Mansfield Brown have
been visiting Mrs. John A. Stewart of New
YORK and will pass the remainder of the
season with the majors aunt, Mrs. Crown
li'shield. Beacon street. Boston.
Mrs Jno. w. Thompson held her last for
Tai reception for the season yesterday.
uHa an, was pleasantly assisted by Mrs. De
witt Arnold and Miss White
Secretary and Mrs Francis entertained
at dinner last night the Secretary of the
navy and Miss Herbert, the Venezuelan
minister and Miss Andrade, General and
Mrs. Miles. Representative and Mrs. Dra-
per. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Gorham Rice. Mr.
md Nrc
Hague, General and Miss Fullerton. Mrs.
Audenried. Miss Tuckerman, Mr.. Frank
jones and Mr.. William p. Coleman of Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. Francis. wife of the Secretary of
the Interior. will vt receive tomorrow
but will receive Wednesday. February "A.
Mrs. Paul E. Johnson received callers
yesterday at her charming new home. 17l6
ii street, many of whom have not had the
pleasure of meeting her since her mar
rage last month. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
made wedding tour through Florida and
a little visit upon their return to Mrs Nor
ton. before taking possession Of their own
home on III street.
Mrs. George c. Bloomer gave a very
beautiful luncheon today. The guests were
We're Mrs. Elklns. Mrs. Cana. Mrs. George
l.. Bradley. Mrs. Audenried, Mrs. White,
Mrs. Pellew. Mrs. Clover. Mrs Ffoulke.
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Carroll Mercer and Mrs
Hunt.
Mr.. Robert Newell Groner and Miss Mary
Carter Pace. prominent young virginians.
were married last night at O'Clock by
Rev. John H. Elliott, pastor of the
Church Of the Ascension. at his residence.
1211 o street northwest. The affair is
said to be runaway match. The groom
is son of General v. ID. Groner. the we'll
known republican politician and business
man of Norfolk. Mrs. Grener Is the sec
ond daughter Of Mr.. James B. Pace, presi-
dent OF the Fidelity and Trust Company
of Virginia. and formerly president OF the
Planters National Bank OF Richmond
They came here yesterday from Peters
burg. where the lady was visiting friends,
accompanied by Mr.. George B. Cameron.
The couple went to the Shoreham after
the ceremony. and later sent the news of
their marriage TO their parents.
Baron Won Ketteler. German minister TO
Mexico arrived In Detroit last week. and
on February "A he Will be welded to Miss
Ledyard. daughter Of Henry B. Ledyard,
at SIS. Feter and Paurs Church, on Jeffer-
son avenue. Baron Won Ketteler has been
in the diplomatic service OF the German
empire for the past sixteen years. Pre-
vious to that time he was seven years in
the German army. and then made a
change believing the opportunity for pro-
motion was better. His first appointment
was to China, where he remained ten
years. Baron Won Ketteler has six weeks
leave of absence from his post. and will
then return to the City of Mexico with his
bride. MISS McMHlan, who VIII be the
maid of honor at the wedding left yester-
day for Detroit.
Mrs. Marion Millson Crenshaw will be at
home tomorrow. from to 6, for the last
time this season.
Mrs. Andrew B. Graham will hold her
last formal reception tomorrow afternoon
at her residence, 14O7 10th street.
Miss Morton will not receive tomorrow,
on account of sickness.
The Misses Allen of 1432 V street have
cards out for a progressive euchre party
this evening.
Mrs. William McNeir will not be at home
tomorrow, but will receive her friends next
Wednesday, the 24th, from to 6, 1929 18th
street.
Thursday next will be the last reception
day of the season of Mrs. Allison Nailor,
jr, at her home, 1915 18th street.
Miss Daggett gave a valentine luncheon
yesterday in honor of the Misses Skinker
of st. Louis. The other guests were the
Misses Minetree, Miss Katherine Aylmer,
Miss Robinson, Miss Margaret Aylmer and
Miss Estes.
Mrs. J. H. Dixon and Miss Green a3l NJ
street. will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. and Miss PaSchal and Mrs Cowlas