Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-15
THE S0CIAl WORLD
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for more could not be provided on account
Of the size Of the ban room. The affair
was given under the direction OF the lady
board OF directors of The institute, whscih
comprises com the following ladies: President.
Lisner Mrs Daingerfeld, Mrs John Cam
mack. Mrs. N. I. Dyer. Mrs. George She
han, Mrs. Matthews. Mrs. w. J. zeh, Mrs.
Howell Mrs. ]. 8. Jirdinston, Mrs. T. Ir-
win, Mrs. J. M. Edgar, Mrs. s. M. Miller,
MIS-: NJ: F. Esan. Mrs5G. May Mrs. w. A.
Mrs. w. A. Hungerford, Misses Dyer. Heit-
man, Allen. Gittings,'' Miller, Britt and
Morgan.
.Twenty-eight prizes were awarded at the
| close Of play, shortly after II o'clock
Among those who enjoyed the play were
DR.. and Mrs. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. F. P.
Weller, Mrs: ]. A. Ellinger, Mrs. Hartnett,
NJ A M,, r. Guss. Mr.: Ma, and Mrs Williams
OHagan, Mrs Copies, Mr.. and Mrs. Bland.
Mrs: Erwin Mrs. w. H. Coleman, Mrs. L.
s sanner Mr. and Mrs. A: z. Tyssowski
Clarke, jr., Mrs. o. Wells, Mrs. w. Whyte,
Mrs. 1sadore Truell, Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs
rupert, Mrs. Custer. Mrs. H. Wright
S M3ss T az Dr.: Moran. Miss Alice Wynne.
Miss Ollie Baker. Miss E. Herold, Miss E.
M. Voight. Miss Bell Mrs. M Moran, Miss
Louise Gibbons. Miss Mary E. Cults, Miss
A. Lamborur, Miss Mcmahon. Miss Barlon.
| MISS Magee, Miss Cecilia Murphy, Miss
susie M e, Mckee Mk. Lee; and Messrs. W; J. Zeh,
W. M. Whyte, William Schooling. Goodrich,
| T. J. Irwin. A. P. Clarke, jr., W. l. Dyer,
Arthur L. Bryant, T. F. Lee. ]. F. Fitzpat-
! rick John G. Kaiser. w. Clipper, J. Hart
Te's w. A. Johnston. w. H. Coleman. F.
| l. Sanner, Lindley Anderson, John F. Mo-
ran, John Cammack, Hugh Reilly, Egan
| and Demonet.
MRS Marvin c. Stone gave a beautiful
! luncheon of twenty-five covers at Rausch-
ers Yesterday in honor Of Mrs. William D.
| Platt of Baltimore and Miss Richards of
| Wyoming. The table decorations were of
| Madame Testout roses with Farleyeuse
| 1erEs and broad pink satin ribbons. At
! each plate was lovely bunch of Day
break pinks." During the luncheon a
| string orchestra played enjoyable music.
| Besides the guests of honor there were
present: Mrs. Pettigrew, Mrs. Charles c.
| Bassett. Mrs. Willis Van Devanter, Mrs.
| Clark. Mrs. Warren, Mrs McComas Mrs
Wilson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parker
| Mrs. Lester Plat, Mrs. Blourt. Mrs. Taylor,
Mrs. Ladd, rs Walton, Mrs. Mearns. Mrs.
| Charles Washbuln Of Baltimore, Miss Bah
COCK, Miss Woodward and Miss Cannon.
Representative and Mrs. Hit gave a din
ner last night in honor of their son. Mr..
Reynolds Hit. and his guest, Mr.. Adelbert
hay, son of the ambassador to Great
Britain.
"A nSmDer OF guests were entertained at q
dinner given last evening by Commander
ana Mrs. Dickens to meet Miss Helen Long,
daughter of the Secretary of the Navy.
An enjoyable dance was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Grayson Duln at their
attractive home 10Th street last night
in honor of Miss Jaquith of Boston.
Lady Pauncefote and the Misses Paunce-
fote entertained number of guests at
their second Friday at home yesterday
afternoon. Lady Pauncefote received the
guests while her daughters presided at the
dainty tea table,
Miss Squires of Omaha, who is visiting
friends here, has gone to Annapolis to at
tend the hop at the Naval Academy this
week. She will return to Washington and
be AT home with Mrs. Fred C. Squires Mon
day.
Mrs. Horace S. Cummings will be at
home Tuesdays in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. leighton have cards
out for reception Tuesday, January Is. at
:! O'Clock at their residence, 7OS Massachu-
sets avenue. ," i
The Undecided Euchre Club held its reg
ular meeting at the residence of the Misses
Dell of New York avenue last night, and a
most enjoyable evening was spent. Miss
Mabel Dell secured the first prize for the
ladies', Miss Browne the second and Miss
Wissner the BOBBY. For the men, Mr.. King
won the first prize, Mr.. Newman the Sec
ord and MIR. Moran the BOBBY. Those pres
eul we've MISS MISS Brownie, MISS
Wissner, Miss Sauter, Miss Burrell. Miss
Dolan. Mr. Craig, Mr.. DAILY, Mr. Phillips,
Mr.. Newman. Mr.. Wissner, Mr.. King Mr.
Moran and Mr.. Bethel.
Miss Stuart has cards out for a five
o'clock tea. January y. to meet Mrs.
Philip Barton Voorhees, of Illinois
Mrs. Binger Hermann and Miss Hermann
will be at home Tuesday, the 18th.
Mrs John Voll.ey Barross will not be at
h( m be nj in,
but will receive Thursdays in February
A distinguished and cultured audience as
sembled in the beautiful ball room at Mrs
Eikins' residence yesterday afternoon at
the invitation of Miss Grace Davis, to lis
ten to an illustrated art lecture by Miss
Dora Duty Jones, the subject, The
Sibyls i'll Art and Literature"
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Hibbs announce
the marriage of their daughter Beulah
May, to Mr.. d. Goldsmith Shanks, Thurs
day evening, January b. at the residence
of the brides parents, 2l5 18th street south
west. Only members of the immediate
family were present The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. S. II. Greene of Cal
vary Baptist Church. The happy couple
left on the O'Clock train for an extended
northern tour, and on their return will he
at home at 215 18th street southwest, after
February Is.
Miss Marie A Plant of 1881 Sth street
northwest gave young peoples party last
evening, covers being laid for thirty
Among those present We're the Misses
Helen and Catherine Young, Georgia Cart
rell N. and +. Kelleher, Hortence Russell
Miriam Stoddard. Marie Mcclure. Bessie
Ryan, Matte Gaegler, Irene Cahill, Clarisa
Edmonston, and Messrs. Morris, Hoskinson
Iotten. Hopkins. Gibbons, w. EIlineer n
bentley, w. and r. Williams, j. Hartren
Harley, Ward. w. Teepe and Curran.
Miss Nellie Lloyd entertained a number
of friends Thursday evening at her homo
No 4o1 G street southwest. Messrs O.
Adams and d. Etcharson gave comic reci.
tat1ons. ard dancing and games were en-
1oyed. Refreshments were served. Among
those present were Misses NJ Rowland r.
Wealland. B. Rowland, B. Devon, g. Green
well, l.. Greenwich, E. Quill, Mrs K Now
land, Messrs. c. Adams, o. Hawes S.
Whedby, ?. J. Hartman, ]. Kaufman. NJ.
Hancock, H. Jett, c. Rowland and D. Fitch
arson.
Mrs E. A. Haines and Miss Haines of
Capitol Hill have just returned from Fort
less Monroe after spending a week there
There was a very pleasant party given
at the home of Miss Ella Wall last evening
The guests were entertained by songs and