Evening star., 1897-02-17
THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
President and Ns. Cleveland Secretary
Herbert's Guests.
The Marriage Today of Trinlty's
Past"r-DiplOmntic Dinners
PersOnnl Notes.

l AASust toihoiIoS evening from 10 IL
| O'Clock 1t IL the only public reception
of this season. and it will lie the last even
ing reception given by the present inmates
| of the White House. They will be assisted
by Mrs. Stevenson and all the ladies of
the cabinet circle
The Secretary of the Navy and Miss
Herbert entertained at dinner last night
in honor oil President and Mrs. Cleveland.
The table was decorated with red roses
| and Farlayanse ferrs. The other guests
were Secretary and Mrs. Olney, Secretary
ana Mrs Carlisle Secretary and Mrs. La
| mont. Attorney General and Mrs. Harmon,
Postmaster General and Mrs. Wilson, Sec
| retary and Mrs. Francis. Secretary Morton
| the Brazilian minister and Nine. de Men
donca. Senator and Mrs. Brice. Admiral
and Mrs. Walker. Col and Mrs Haywood
| Mr. and Mrs. Mcou. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
| ara townsend. Mrs. Audenried. Mr.. Gar
diner Hubbard and Mr.. ]. l.. NJ Curry
The Venezuelan minister and Miss An
| drade gave dinner last night when their
| guests were the Vice President and Mrs
| stevenson. Senator ard Mrs. Sherman
| Senator and Mrs. Blanchard. Senator ana
Mrs. Davis. Senator and Mrs. Burrows.
| Senator and Mrs. Gray Senator and Mrs
| lfurston. Senator Daniel. Representative
ana Mrs. McCreery Representative Liy-
| lmsston. Mrs. Shepard and Miss Tisdel
l nv tdDit WAS ueCked with klCletS.
The Hawaiian minister and Mrs. Hatch
entertained at dinner las. night. Their
guests were Senator and Mrs Lodge the
| NE xlcan minister and Mrs. Romero. the
| Swiss minister and Mrs. Picda, DR. and
| mrs. van Reypen, Paymaster and Mrs
| rntnam, rli, Dr. and Mrs Gushing. Miss
| White of Honolulu. Miss Hatch. Mr. Irwin.
mlrister of Ha vail to Toxic, and Repre-
| sentative Belkrap
The marriage of Miss Ellen n. McRob-
| erts, daughter of Mrs. H. n McRoberts.
! ana Rev. DIR. Alexander Rich acting mas
| .or OF Irinlty Church. corner OF 3d and .
streets, was soiemnZed al noon TODAY i,
tnat church, in the presence of a large
gathering of their friends and members of
| tEat compensation. Bisnop Satterlee Off
| clated. After the ceremony Rev and Mrs
| hich left for wedding trip
Mrs. II. c. Rakeman will be at home tbe
TWO remaining Thursdays i'm February.
| MISS Mia Chinn and Mr.. James Wilson
| alker will be married at St Paurs
tn9rch. February a. Rev. DIR. Reese Alison
OF BROOKLYN will offfciate. The bridesmaids
VIII be Miss Belle Chinn. Miss Frances
W a!ker, Miss Susan Walker and Miss Elise
Ripley of Brooklyn. and the ushers will he
M Messrs Die Henry Pickering Walker. Mr..
Henry Pickering, Mr.. Edward Grew of Ros-
ton. Mr. Charles Cooley of Hartford and
Mr. John Parker of Baltimore.
Mrs. b. F. Ritterhouse will not be at
home tomorrow
Representative and Mrs. Joseph Wash
| inSton have removed from 2o2s Hillyer
place TO 2ol3 Hillyer place, near Connecti-
cut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Crankshaw of Prov
idence. r. L., have taken rooms at the ST.
James until after Inauguration.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. w. Dabney. jr.. have
| left the city for trip south. and Mrs. Dab
| ney Will not be at home at the Concord
until Friday of next week
Mrs. Ballenser has invited the visiting
Daughters of the American Revolution to
| be her guests Monday February ~ :
O'clock
| Ex-Judge c. S. Cary and wife of New
York. who are on their way south. are
| stopping at the St. James for few days
Mrs. Augustus p. Crenshaw will not be
| at home tomorrow, owing to sickness IN
The family.
| Mrs. VIM. F. Turner of SIC 18th street
| will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. VIM. r. Keyworth of 18th street.
Mt Pleasant, will not be at home tomor-
| row
| Mrs. William Stafford Anderson of
| Beaver. Pa, whose marriage was one of
the social events of the early winter, is
| visiting her parents, Capt. ard Mrs. Adams
| 14io street. Mrs. Anderson will remain
| in the city during the congress of the
! Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Rudolph G. Giesler of Vincennes
| Ind. is making Mrs. Chas. Dismer a two
| months visit.
| Mrs. Henry f. Thompson. president of
| the Ladies Literary Club of Grand RAN
| ids. Mich, delegate to the congress of
mothers. is the guest of her sister, Mrs
| NJ. NJ Morse 921 Q street
Mrs. Philip Darneille and the Misses Dar-
| nellie will be at home tomorrow for the
last time this season.
Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey will not receive
tomorrow, but will be at home Thursday.
| February -.
The Fanshon Musical and Social Club
| met at Miss c. E. Bakers, Georgetown
Heights Monday evening. Following Off
GERS were elected: President Mr. Louis N
Schneider; secretary. Miss c. E. Baker:
treasurer. Miss Margare; Schneider. After
business transaction games and music were
lniulged in, after which refreshments We're
served. The club is arranging for a mu-
sicale to he given at the residence of Mrs
Ecklon. Georgetown Heights, February o5
other members present We're Misses Knott,
Baker, Schneider. Messrs. F. Carl Davis
| Louis Schneider, Hagerty and Rhodes
Mrs X. Bowman Matthews will not he at
home tomorrow, but will receive Thursday.
February D. for the last time this season
Mrs. Teller will not receive tomorrow
but will take the day to make visits.
Mrs. P. j. Horn. 1913 Corcoran street will
not receive tomorrow.
will receive from to tomorrow after
noon. for the last time during the present
session of Congress. She will be assisted
| by Mrs. Homer and Miss Harris of Wyo-
ming. Mrs. King of Denver, Miss Kinney
of Boston and Mesdames Bassett ami
Parks.
Mrs. Bacon of 2S03 Q street will be as
sisted in receiving tomorrow by Mrs. c. Fl.
Bond of Boston.
pleasant time was spent last evening
by about two hundred friends of the Blue
Bell Social Club at McCauley's Hall the
occasion being the ninth anniversary of
that popular Capitol Hill organization.
The evening was spent i'm dancing, and at
about midnight refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin. Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Reinburg. Mrs.
Anderson, Misses Addie England. Daisy
Reinburg, Alice De Vaughn. Annie Dietrich.
Mollie Alvey. Ella Bayne. May Wenzel f.
Tolson. and Messrs. John Il. Holden. Mey-
ers, VIM. Cullough, Percy Martin, John
Wright, VIM. Ellis. Mr.. Zurhorst T. F.
Callahan, Stumph Robt. Simmons, John
Bright, George Tharp.
Mrs. Thurston will receive for the last
time before the Lenten season opens at the
Cairo Thursday. the 18th. from to G. She