Evening star., 1897-01-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Dinners and Receptions Where Friends
Net.
DIR. and Mrs. Lincoln Celebrate a
Wedding Annfversary-Comin
Events at Prominent Homes.

Attorney General and Mrs Harmon, Secre-
tary and Mrs. Francis. Representative and
Mrs. Draper, Representative and Mrs. Nc
| Creary, DR.. and Mrs. Radcliffe. Mr. and
! Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Don
| Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison A. Ballinger gave
dinner Saturday night in honor OF the
! Chinese minister and Mrs. Yang. To meet
them were present Senator and Mrs. Frye.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. Logan,
General Haldeman, Mr.. Chung and Miss
Butler Of Brunswick, n. J., who is a guest
| of the family.
DR.. and Mrs n. 8. Lincoln entertained at
an elegant dinner last night to celebrate
the twentieth anniversary of their wedding.
Their guests were Mr.. Richard Mansfield
| General Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler of
| New London, Mr.. Frank Lee Benedict of
| New York, Mr.. Bowers, Miss Drain, Miss
| Bispham and Miss Learned of Albany, n
! u, who is a guest of DIR. and Mrs. Lincoln.
Mrs. Catchings. wife of Representative
| Catchings of Tennessee. entertained the
young people of her acquaintance Saturday
| afternoon to meet her guest. Miss Scott of
| Mississippi. Mrs. W. p. Stone, Miss Helen
| Clarke, Miss Kate Clarke. Miss Emily
| White, Miss Patton and the Misses Wend
| tng assisted in the hospitalities of the
| Pheasant event. The drawing rooms We're
| handsomely decorated.
Miss Christine Owen will give luncheon
tomorrow.
| Mrs. Cropper will give luncheon jan
| uary %.
| The Austrian minister and Mrs. Won Hen
| gelmuller have cards out for a reception at
| their legation Thursday, January y. 10 a.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
Francis have dinner Invitations out for
January 30.
The Colombian charge d daffaires and Mrs
| Rengifo will give dinner February 8.
A quiet wedding took place Saturday at
| the residence of Rev Samuel Green 1920
| = street, the contracting parties being Miss
| Katie c. Davis and Mr.. Carlton T.. Rollin
| The couple left Immediately after for Bal
| timore, whera they will spend their honey
| moon returning to their residence. lbs
| Maryland avenue, "Wednesday. when they
| Will be pleased to receive the congratula-
| tonS of their friends.
! Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will re-
sumo their regular receptions today and
will be at home at the Manse ZOO X
| street, Mondays, from to q o'clock
AS they desire to make some Tuesday
calls. Mrs. and Miss Kaufman, 1927 Mas
| sachusetts avenue, will not receive tomor-
| row.
A euchre party was given Friday evening
at the residence of Dr. W. c. Mason. in
| honor of Miss Josephine Clagett of Rich
| mond and of his niece Miss Annie L. May
hew of indianapolis. Among those present
| We're Misses Castell Burch. Russell Tally
| Holden. Boss, King. Bailey, Perry, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hines. Mr.. and Mrs. Baine DIR. and
| Mrs. Roman Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Mrs.
Perkins and Mrs. Mason. Messrs. Hampton.
| Scully, Jackson, Woodford. Baine, DIR.
| Jackson. Kirwan, Farley, Tally Farrell
| Lewis and Humphreys
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Spelshouse announce
| the marriage of their daughter. Selma
Louise. to Mr.. Harry NJ. Wells. The couple
| will reside at the home of the groom, 42Sla
| NJ street.
The Misses Talmage will receive on We'd
nesdays at their home, 400 Massachusetts
| avenue.
| Mrs. V. G. Fischer will not receive Tues
| day, the 18th. being absent from the city,
| but will be at home the following Tuesdays
| in January.
Owing to the recent death of her father,
Mrs. Dean. wife of Medical Director r. C.
| Dean. United States navy, is not making
| formal calls this season.
The wedding of Miss Ella Hess of Balti-
| more and Mr.. A. l.. Minister of this city
took place yesterday at noon at the resi-
| dence of the brides mother, Mrs. b. Hess
| 1924 Eutaw place. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. W. Rosenau of the
! Eutaw Place Temple. After the marriage
| the relatives were entertained at break
| fast. In the afternoon Mir. and Mrs. Min
| ster left for the south.
Miss Price of so 4th street southwest has
returned from visiting relatives in Alex
| andria.
|
utsch-Amerikanische Club at their home
! 1916 4th street northwest Tuesday evening
| last The program was unusually interest
ing, as follows: Duet. Preciosa, by Mrs.
| G. II. Michaelsen and Miss Buxman; reci-
| tation. 'Haenschen und Hans" by Elsie
| Michaesen. Prof. Thorald Jerichau played
| Liszt's Rhapsodie, No. > and Mr. b. f.
| Shubert read Uhlands "Des Saengers
| Fluch" and Der Taucher,' by Schiller. An
| improvisation on the theme 'Des Saengers 5
Fluch." by Prof Jerichau. delighted the
| company. This was followed by song by
| Miss Hancock, and Prof. W. Won Mumm
| gave an essay on Die Gescnichte des Me
| belungenieGes.' Refreshments closed the
evening.
Mrs. Edward P. Welch and the Misses
Welch of 1907 street will be at home
Wednesday, January 70, assisted by Mrs
| Davis, Miss Halle Hutter of Lynchburg
Va, Misses Hogg and Brrch of Baltimore
The ladies' german will take place at
Linthicum Hall on the 14th. Mrs. William
Gordon and Mrs. Charles Crogin will re-
II. w. Blunt, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flagler of New York will
arrive tomorrow to spend the week with
Secretary and Mrs. Lamont.
The Misses Bishop, daughters of DR.
Tracy Bishop, sailed from Philadelphia
Saturday for Europe, Mrs. Ellery Coffin of
| this city accompanying them chaperon
Mrs. Otho Magruder Muncaster and Miss
Mondays in February; S02 18th street
Mrs Maynadier will be at home Fridays
in January; 1925 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
Mrs. Jno. c. Reilly and family of Brook
lyn, N. Y, are the guests of her mother
Mrs. Gibbons, at 2SO1 N street where she
will be pleased to see all her old friends.
The Brazilian minister and Mrs de Men,
donca entertained at dinner Saturday even
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster, Mrs.
Hearst, Mrs. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Pollok, Miss Cana. DIR. Wagner, Mr..
Henderson, jr, Mr.. Alfredo Cana Mr.
Morelos MIR. de Almeida Brandao, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mario de Mendonca, Miss de Mem
donca and Miss Valentino de Mendonca.
The congressional ladies at the Elsmere
will not receive tomorrow.
The ''Guess?' Club, a dan ting organ,za-
tion of Southeast Washington. gave their
first hop of the season at Naval Lodge
Hall January f. Dancing vas INDUCED in
till ! am. Mr.. William T. Hall superin-
tended all arrangements, and Mr. Jos. An
derson was master of ceremonies fer the
evening. Among those present were. Misses