Evening star., 1897-02-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Page.)

east. will not be able to make calls or te
receive Mondays during the month of Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Louise H. Patterson Of 1914 Sunder.
land place announces the marriage on the
18th instant of her nephew, William Hillard
Cebyngham. to Miss Mae Turner, both Of
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss JET.
fiery. The fourth set Of Antony and Cleo
ratra'' was read and discussed and ex-
tracts also read from 'Plutarch's Lives. "
The members responding to roll call were
Mesdames Forster, Thompson. Whitney.
Armstrong. Patten. Pierson. Misses Ma
lone. Pierson. Patten, Stanton, Jeffery
Weiss and Patten.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Leighton will hold her
last reception for the season Monday, Feb
rrsry Is. from to 5. at her residence, 1Oe
Massachusetts avenue, Capitol Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. Leighton will also be at home to
their friends on that evening only from
30 to 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Appleton p. Clark, jr.. and her sis
ter. Mrs. John T. Kean of South Dakota,
will be at home Monday. February Is. af-
ternoon and evening, at 241 Delaware ave-
nue. northeast.
Mrs. Daniel Lothrope will receive with
DR.. and Mrs. Hamhn at 1906 Connecticut
avenue Monday after 3 O'Clock.
Miss Clara H. Hartman of Pennsylvania
is the guest Of her cousin, Miss T. Mae
Roth Of Capitol Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto entertained a large
company Monday evening. Selections on
guitar and me ndolin were rendered. and
singing, dancing and games were enjoyed,
and about midnight supper was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Otto. Mr.. and Mrs. Hettenkenner. Mr..
and Mrs. Boteler, Mr.. and Mrs. Sicken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Stof-
fard. Mr.. and Mrs OMearo. Mrs. Bowie,
Crogan. Hess. Weber, Miss Jueneman,
Miss Neurath, Mrs. L. Neurath, c. Neu-
rath. Werden. Thornton, Gallant and
Nantzie.
mothers congress from 1.-THE Mothers
Club" of Sacramento. Cal. is with her sis
ter, Mrs. Alfred Whitworth Gannett, 1871
De Sales place.
Mrs. c. c. Morrow, the wife of the ex-
ecutive clerk of the Senate, and her daugh-
ter and son-in-law arrived here this morn
ing. and will remain until after the in
auguration.
Mrs Wilcox gave pink luncheon Thurs
day in honor of her cousin. Mrs Ira Hor-
ton of Baltimore. The other guests were
Mrs. p. B. Gibson. Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Will
son. Mrs. Wasserbach. Mrs. George Rainey,
Mrs L. A. Payne, Mrs. VIM. Smythe Mrs
Thompson. Mrs. r. B. Stone and Mrs Gil
lette. Mrs. Horton will be the guest of
Mrs. Wilcox until after the 4th OF March
Mrs. James Laugher White and Mrs,
William Morse Stockbridge will be at home
Saturday afternoon from to 6, at 1915 o
street.
Mrs. A. Vanlery Zane has removed from
1923 Willard street to 1125 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Croissant entertained
the Abracadabra Literary Club this week
and the members and friends of the speak
ers were out in full force. Representative
Theobald Often of Wisconsin gave an ad-
dress on Effect of immigration, Socially
Morally and Politically" and was followed
in a spirited discussion by Mr.. L. D. Clark,
DR.. W. A. Croffut. Mr.. ]. L. McCreery and
Clark, treated Episodes of Western
Town in bright and effective style. The
music. which was very important feature
of the evenings entertainment, was fur
nished by Miss Vitenhiemer, Miss Nichol-
son and Miss Charles.
Mrs. Emelie Houghton Spring of San Jose,
Cal, is visiting at PAL L street.
The members of the Entire Nous Euchre
Club were pleasingly entertained by Miss
Emma Sheed Wednesday evening at 11G9
18th street, and a close scores of games
were Mrs. A. D. Simms and Mr.. w. H.
Guthridge. and the consolation prizes were
awarded to the hostess and Mr.. A. ..
Simms.
The Orange Blossom Social Club gave a
delightful masquerade party Wednesday
evening at the residence of Miss Alice
Kelly, No 81 G street northwest. The even
games, after which q repast was served.
Those present were the Misses Dougherty,
Cornelia Hagan, Mary Newman, Irene
Miller. Bessie Collins, Lizzie Hagan, Mary
Fitzgerald, Minnie Dierkin. Annie Ryan,
Annie Down, Ella McDermott, Nellie