Evening star., 1897-01-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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prizes were pastel paintings work of Miss
Lithg1w, the hostess Among those pres
ent were Misses Nasz Emma Nasz. Rah
eitt. Douglass. Clare and Falk. and Messrs. |
Patterson. Frech McNickle. Michael. Man
ming and l.ithgow. The next meeting OF 1
the club will he held at the residence of /
Miss Nasz. lii1 I";h street northeast.
Mrs. Bornheiper and Mrs. Dettlebock of |
Baltimore are the guests of Mrs. Bumen- |
thai of Sa64 VI street, and were at home to |
their friends yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas a. Dobyns los c street |
southeast, will be at nome today. informal |
ly. assisted by Mrs. Aycock. Miss Berry
and Miss Sutton.
Mrs. d. II. Mahan is at No. 1911 y street,
With Mrs. Moss.
Mrs. James B. McCreary will hold her
last public reception for this season at the
Hotel Normandie tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Dixon of Virginia. niece of DR. VIM.
Dixon of the navy. is the guest of Mrs.
VIM. Johnston of Georgetown.
Mrs. w. B. Stevens will receive Fridays
at WilaTds.
The mother and wife OF Representative
Aldrich of Alabama having recently be-
come members of Continental Chapter
Daughters Of the American Revolution, as
well as life members of the National So
ciety. entertained the chapter at their
residence Saturday evening. After the bus
mess meeting was over the guests were in
vited into the dining room to enjoy
dainty collation. set Forth on a most artis-
tically decorated table the predomina:ing
colors being in white and red. The ices
even partook of IA revolutionary character
being small soldiers holding miniature
American flags in their hands The chap
ter decided to give a tea In the near fu-
ture.
Mrs J. William Henry has cards out for
l,n
Mrs Bnger Hermann, wife Of Represen-
tative Hermann and Miss Hermann Will
| not he at home tomorrow (TueSday) owing
| to absence from the city, but will receive
informally tn, first Tuesday IN February.
Owin:, TO the recent illness of Mrs. Nc
| Knight Moses and the continued Illness of
| her daughter, Mrs. Gosling, the reception
which TO take place tomorrow, Tues
| day. January 26. has been postponed until
the following Tuesday, February .
| The Washington Assembly ball will be
| given at the Arlington Monday evening,
| February = Dancing will begin at IL
| O clock. The board of governors of the as
( sembly. who have the arrangements in
charge. is composed of John Davis. presi-
| dent: John Hay, vice president: Walter '.
r. Berry. William J. Boardman, Calderon
| Carlisle Charles G. Glover, Arnold Hague
| George HELEN. y. j. kHagenhjelm. Henry
May. Edward McCauley: John Poor. treas
| urer: ". W. RockhilI: Joseph +. Sanger.
| secretary. and j. Rufus Tryon.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Alfred Townsend
| have returned from pleasant visit TO New
| York. and to their daughter, Mrs. r. F..
! BonaNtnture. Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend are
! residing al 223 lst street northeast.
Mrs. \. Il. Tyssow ski. l2l7 Vermont ave
| nue, Will not he home tomorrow OH account
| of making Tuesday calls.
Major ard Mrs. George \ Bartlett have
issued cards for the marriage of their
| laughter. Lillian Frances, 10 Dr. John II.
| Hess. "Wednesday evening. January p. at
: o'clock. Mt. Pleasant CongreE eEatioTal
Church. Rev. ". Ross Fishburn will Of
| tic:ate. Hiss Edna Parnenter will be maid
Of honor and Mr. Harry Donally. best man.
The gshers will be MsssrS. Robert Young,
| Charles S,nsser. Perry Hay of this city,
| and Harry L. Phillips OF Salem. Mass.
Mrs. Washington RochlinE will give a
| :. ries Of entertainments in Trenton, y. J..
this week in honor Of Mrs. Logan. who will
arrive there OF Thursday. Next Monday
| Mrs. Logan will be the guest of honor of
| Sorosis. in New York. and the next day
Airs. Roebi..s will give luncheon for her
at the Waldorf
| Mrs r. r. Doan. Mrs. J. f. Gilbert. Mrs.
| Colonel George, Mrs. Melville Lindsey. Mrs.
Grace ID. Woodburn. Mrs. J. H McCalley.
| Miss Neft:e Peterson, Mrs. W. i. Kirby,
| Miss Mary Garviu. Mrs. Phebe j. Peterson
and daughter, Mrs. f. II. Brown. Mrs $
| ID. La Fotra. Mrs. Taylor and daughter
and other ladies at Hotel La Fetra will he
at home Saturdays from to till March
, In difference 10 the pleasure and express
ed wish OF many members of the Cotillior
| Club, the Icard of governors have an
| nounced the postponement of the cotii
Eon'' calendar for Friday. January 20, and
| the rearra ngem. nj Of dates as Wednesday
| February IL, and Wednesday, February "a
Capt. and Mrs. q. \. Lyon of 1880 12;i
| street rave with them for brief visit Mr.
| and Mrs. John {. Macdougall of Duluth
| MINI. Mrs. Nacdougail will be remember
| ed as Miss Cora Lyon Hubbell, grand
| daughter of capt. and Mrs. Lyon. who
| with her si~ter Miss Lena Louise Hubhel
| OF Mains tigni. Mich. attended school in thi
| city six years ago The ladies Will be q
| home informally from = until . Thursday.
| Mr.. McMillin of Tennessee returned Il
| his seat in the House today, after a brie
| absence. and found his desk covered will
| flowers, placed there by some admrini
| friends. When he entered the House h
| was approached by many Of his colleagues
| whn shook hands with him and We're ;
| pleased to him. although he had cnl
| beer away few days. Mr.. McAlillin him
| self in bcamiIse mood and receive
| the demonstra tionS of his colleagues Wit
| many expressions OF delight. The caus
| of all this lies il the fact that Mr.. McMil
lin has within the past few days take
unto himself d young and beautiful wife
Mrs. blanchard, wifi. of Senator Blanchar
of Louisiana. has issued cards for an al
ternoon at home to meet Mrs. McMilir
who Will he decided addition to the socis