Evening star., 1898-02-01

tiny baskets. each OF which was filed with
pflmroses and violets. and which Were
given as souvenirs. decorated the table
Guests of the young hostess were Miss
Henrietta Sands, Miss Mabel Howard,
Miss Marie Mckenna, Miss Bessie Baker.
Miss Caroline Ammon, Miss Edith Davidge
and Miss Kerr.
Mrs. Heistand. wife OF Major Heistand,
L. S. A. will give tea this afternoon.
Mrs. Crshman Davis has invited for a
''progressi,e breakfast" Thursday in honor
of Mrs. Dole.
Miss Anna s. Hazleton. president of CO.
lumbian Women, will give a tea this after
noon.
Mrs Boardman will entertain at a large
reception this evening.
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis has invited
for tea. to tomorrow, at the Riggs.
Mrs Il. l.. Whitman will be at home
Wednesdays during February at 2ll5 Ban
croft place. Connecticut Avenue Heights.
Mrs. CORTLAND c. Clements and the
Misses Clements will not be at home until
"Wednesday, the 10th.
Mrs Edward W. Dom and the Misses
Dom will be at home Wednesdays in Feb
ruary. 11cS 10th street.
Miss Anna Weiss of S14 East Capitol
street entertained the Cosmopolitan Shake
speare Club On last Tuesday evening
Thomas Hardy. the novelist, was the sub
JeCt lOI Ioll call ACt = Oh IGntnR OF the
Shrew' was studied, with Rolls notes on
the play. After the study supper was
served. and later several selections the
piano were rendered. After a pleasant
evening the club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. f. Whitney. No. 33s sth street south
east. on Tuesday, February s. The ladies
present were Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Patten, Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. WILSON,
Mrs Armstrong and Mrs. Wood. Miss
Dutrow, Miss Jeffrey. Miss Malone, Miss
Patten, Miss Josephine Patten and Miss
Anna Weiss.
Mrs. Benjamin Ashby Leaven of 1T49
Corcoran street will be at home Wednes-
days, February and D.
Mrs. Andrew b. Graham will be at home
tomorrow and the two following Wednes-
days in February at her residence, 14o1
10th street.
Mrs. Henry l.. Heskell and Miss HeiskelI
viii be at home on the first two Fridays oc
February.
The Misses Karr will be at home tomor-
row.
Mrs. George Hildreth, 2713 p street, has
returned from New York and will be at
home February 1. and Tuesday, February X
The Misses Darneille of 1877 3lst street
have issued cards for dancing reception
FEBRUARY }, from ) until 4, to meet Miss
Hof.
Mrs. Samuel E. Mullan and daughters,
ian. 10 Mt. Vernon place will not he at
nome Wednesday of this week but will be
AT nome the remaining Wednesdays in
February.
MIS-. Newmyer and her sister, Mrs JOS
sigmund of Allegheny Pa. will be at home
10 their friends Wednesday afternoon. 1904
New Hampshire avenue
Miss Aileen Kerr has out cards for q tea
Tor young people on Thursday February 10.
Mrs Myron NJ. Parker will be at home to-
morrow for the last time this season at
lo2o Vermont avenue
Mrs Eugene NJ. Tilden will be at home.
14O9 10th street northwest. Thursdays,
February and IL.
Mrs Thomas H. Young and the Misses
Young of $50 1 street northwest will not
be al home tomorrow, but will he ar home
W wednesdays, February 8 and 1G
Miss Bradley Of Kentucky. who is visit
ing Mrs. John Howard White. will be the
guest OF honor at a tea given by Miss
White on Friday next.
Mrs. E. De Lacey Wickes of St Louis is
at the Arlington, and has as her guest
Mrs W. c. Farber of Baltimore.
Mrs. Allen c. Clark will not be at home
Wednesday of the present week.
The members of the Mary Washington
Chapter d. A. R.. have been invited to be
present at the meeting of the Martha
Washington Chapter to be held in Willard's
Hotel this evening at s o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Donna Payne Peet-
rey to f. Percy Bonner occurred at the
Church of Our Father today at noon. The
bride wore pretty travelling costume of
green cloth and velvet, with hat to match
and carried A bouquet of Golden Gate roses
Mr. James Finley Kemp attended as best
man, and Miss Bessie Johnson was maid
Of honor. A edding breakfast was served
at the home of the bride, lis Massachu-
settS avenue northeast, after the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonner left later for the
west They will make their nome III Cieve-
land. The bride is daughter of Mr.. Isaac
Peetrey of Washington.
Mrs. B. r. Howard Of 10th street will be
at home ton orrow.
Mrs. Richard Wilson Knott, wife of the
editor of the Louisville Evening Post, is
with Mrs. Lindsay at the Cochran.
Mrs. E. Berliner of 111T p street north
west will not be at home tomorrow
Mrs. Myron B. Wright of ITO street
will be at home tomorrow from 3 TO 6.
Miss Gleeson of SD2 1st street northwest
and Miss Rooney, daughter of Judge
Rooney Of Brooklyn, n. y. who is the
guest of Miss Gleeson. will be at home
Wednesdays, February and y.