Evening star., 1898-01-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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be the guests of Mr.. Harry Coleman, They
| will visit New York city before their re-
| turn.
| Mrs. Ladd of Soldiers Home will not re-
| ceive tomorrow.
| Miss Rosalie A. Healy left today for New
| York to remain several months.
The annual dance of the National Fenci-
bles will be held this evening at National
Rifles Armory 1t will be full dress af-
| fair, with military guests in uniform. The
hall has been appropriately decorated and
| artistic souvenir programs are to be sup
| piled. Music will be furnished by the Or
| chestra of the National Guard Band.
| The initial dance of the Wednesday CO.
| tillon last evening in Carroll Institute Hall
| proved one of the most thoroughly enjoya-
| BILE social events of the season. The hall
| was prettily decorated Dancing was in
| order from $50 to 10 o'clock. the german
being danced from 10 o'clock to o'clock.
The german was led by Mr.. George Thos.
Cox. with Miss Rosalie A Healy. A num-
| Der Of original and unique figures were in
| troduced among them being the dice, flag
] and lantern formations. The patronesses
| were Mrs. C. A. Swanson, Mrs. William
Writ Dixon. Mrs. Joseph F. Minetree and
Mrs. William E. Dougherty. Those present
| included Misses Blanche Higgins, Bessie
Houchons. Adele Miller, Ida Stutz, Eliza
| beth Skelly, Sarah Thompson, Georgia Dali
|
Harriet Richardson. Pearl Baker, Lille L.
| Howard Ella Trenholm and Lita Lutz,
| Marie Hoffman, Carrie Dougherty, Lila
| Ewart, Louise Tucker, A. Clare Rogers.
| Janet Davidson, Jarboe, Ewart, Nellie c.
| Burns, Virginia Brown, Bess Boyd, Burt
| Williams, Alice Acton, Lucy Young. R.
| Moore, Caroline Hickey, Elizabeth Hickey,
| Kathryn Hammett, Dorothy Young, Mae
o'Neai, M Ridgway, Helen Magee, Rosalie
| A. Healy, Virginia L. Wiley, Bessie Parke,
| Ethel Began. Blanche Street and Mrs. r.
E. L. Wiltberger; Messrs. Geo. H. O'Connor.
DR.. Chas. E. O'Connor, DR.. N. Willis Pom
| eroy, Franz E. Ridgway, Chas Rodgers, Ed
win Sefton. H. b. Smith. ]. Van Stewart.
H. c. Stiles, Matthew Trimble, jr., Louis w.
| son, Allen E. Walker,R E. Lee Wiltberger,
]. Edwin Young, Dwight Anderson. Lex
| Began, E. H. Block Victor A. Braunstein,
Frank G. Butts, William H B. Blandford.
Harry F. Clark, John T. Chesey, Harris
| Crist, Harry Dawson, Louis P. Darrell,
James r. Dockworth, William Writ Dixon.
| jr., Irving Fricke, NJ. Leroy Cough, James
A. Hendley, John e. M. Hall, George s.
Harvey, DR.. Charles NJ. Hammett. Howard
B. Hodge, w. White Handley, DR.. Robert
| r. l.. Hackney, Sherman James. John D.
Kinney. Granville. Lewis. jr., George A.
| Mills. jr., Frank P. Madeira, DR.. John Ma
dert and A. Herbert Oliver.
An exquisite luncheon was given today
by Mrs. Augusta Tyler at her home on l
| street Decorations were of vfolets and
green orchids. Guests of Mrs. Tyler were
|
Mrs Hoy. Mrs Webb, Mrs. Miles. Mrs.
Pike, Miss Edes, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Balm
bridge-Hoff. Mrs. Treat Mrs Wheatley,
| Mrs. de Diaz Albertini, Mrs. Wallach, Mrs.
English, Mrs. Tyler Miss Bispham and
Mrs. Rathbone of New York. guest Of Mrs.
| Tyler.
Mrs. Clinton Cushing of I street gave a
luncheon today, Mrs Satterlee wife of
| Bishop Satterlee, and Miss Whitney of
| California being among her guests.
Miss Walford and Miss Edith walford
will not be at home tomorrow, but will
| be at home next Friday.
Mrs. Cushman Davis. 1928 Massachu-
| sets avenue, will receive every Thursday
| from to until February %.
| Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed will not be
at home tomorrow, but will receive FRI
| days in February.
| Mrs. Henry Brevoort Bristol and Mrs.
| William T. Carpenter, No. 17O1 Q street,
| will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs Beverley Mason, Miss Mason and
| the ladies of Gunston Institute will be at
| home to their friends the first and second
| Wednesdays in February.
Mrs. Cornelia B. Rust has taken house
| No. 1902 o street northwest for the winter
| and will be at home Fridays. Her mother
! Mrs Peter Bouk Borst, is visiting her.
| Mrs. Louis Bertrand Graves will be at
home the three following Thursdays.
| Mrs. Judson c. Clements will not be at
| home tomorrow. She will assist Mrs.
| Knapp and Mrs Yeomans at the Portland.
Mrs Fred E. Tasker Of New York is Wis
| itng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HickcoX of
236 North Capitol street, and will be pleased
| to see her friends, informally, Friday after
| noon, from 3 to 5.
Mrs. Clifford S. Walton will not be at
| home Friday, January g.
| Mrs. Robert NJ. Larner will not be at
| home tomorrow.
Mrs. Philio Hfchborn, 1907 N street, will
| rot receive tomorrow.
| Mrs. Vandegrift of r street will not be at
home tomorrow, but will be glad to see her
| friends on Fridays, February IL and IS.
| Miss Jorgenson will be with her on those
| days.
| Miss Jorgensen of Brooklyn is visiting
her cousin. Mrs Vandesrft of street.
| Mrs. G. Warfield Simpson will not be at
home Friday, January 2S
Mrs. Linus E. Post and Mrs David e.
Brown of Tacoma, Washington and Hong
Kong China, are visiting MI. and Mrs.
| Charles Sweet Johnson.
Mrs. Edmund P. Ellis, S31 sth street
| northeast. will be at home informally Tues
| days in February.
Mrs Henry E. Pellew will not receive to-
| morrow. but will be at home on the FRI
| days in February.
Miss Clara kirkland of Baltimore is the
| guest of Miss Katharine Fisher, 134O Yer
| mont avenue.
| Miss Small of Baltimore is the guest of
Mrs. Walter Lewis Priddy, 121 street.
| Mrs. Farnsworth and Miss Farnsworth
| of 10th street will not be "at home" tomor-
| row. but will receive on the following FRI
| days.
Lady Pauncefote will not receive at the
| British embassy on the afternoon of Fri
| day, the 2Sth.
| Miss Grace Neale and Mr.. Charles G.
| Duvall were married yesterday at the
| home of the bride, 2O12 F street, at 1890
| o'clock. Mr.. Walter Neale gave the bride
| away and Mr. Hamlin Neale acted as best
man. The ceremony was performed by
! Rev. James B. Craighill, after which Mr.
| and Mrs. Duvau left for New York, where
| they will reside
Mrs. Charles H. Harlow, wife of Lieuten-