Evening star., 1898-03-12
THE S0CIAE WORLD
Continued from Seventh Page)

past tne was s serVed PRESENT. Dounu1 we're
Messrs. Coombs. Ingramme, Conden,
Schultze. Blaine, Smith, Burnham, Par
| Fee LangToidt Nasiaf 1Paea.ck Kiee Masser ssse.
Butler was the recipiefft OF many presents.
The Fortnightly Esehre Club held a
meeting last night at the residence of Miss
Beuchert, 62s PeEpsylysniS avenue south
the prizes were Won by Miss Clara spiiedt
and Mr. Spencer Bliss 6After refreshments
we're served music was enjoyed until late
hour Among these present were the
Misses Adelaide Heald, Edna Van Horn,
Elenor German, Cora Barnaclo, Anna Beu-
ebert. Carrie Kalhert and Clara Spliedt
and Messrs. 8. Bliss, G. A. Berry, j. Cor
don, E. Hutchinson, c. Farrell, ]. Castell
J. Morrison, G. ard T. Beuchert
Mrs. H. D. Money has gone to Dallas,
Tex, to visit her daughter. Miss Money
and Mrs. Herman Deveaux Money accom-.
Panied Mr.. fernando Money to Havana
Mrs. N. Bingham Van Singerland will
not be at home Saturday.
A reception was given yesterday by Miss
Emma Nourse to few friends in honor
Oh her guest, Miss Hassler. Of Boston. The
rooms were tastefully decorated In blue
and green. The supper table was espe-
ciaily pretty. Most delightful of all was
the short musical program given by Miss
Hassler, Miss Allen and .Mr. r. Lee Cox.
Mrs. Norton of. the navy yard will not
receive Monday 14th Instant.
The next Saturday evening assembly
dance will take place March 10
Miss Tallulah Gachet of Auburn Ala
who was delegate to the congress of the d.
A. r., is spending week with the Misses
Goodwin of Cook place.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard s. Hill after mass
ing the winter here, have returned to their
residence in Maryland.
IRE DO
will receive their friends Monday evenings
after O'Clock.
Mrs. e. A SauIn and Miss Madeleine
Brannan have returned from New York.
Mrs Connell, wife of Representative Con-
ell of Pennsylvania, left Washington yes
terday to be absent two weeks She has
gone to her home in Scranton.
Mrs Won Orendorf will not be at home to-
day on account of previous engagements,
but will receive her friends as usual the
following Saturday from to D pm
An unusually interesting meeting of the
Dolly Madison Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, was held at Mrs
Warrens, 1913 Wyoming avenue Tuesday
evening. Entertaining and instructive ma
pers were read by Miss Brady and Mr..
Barnard. Mr.. Tweedale gave som. poetical
selections, and a most interesting letter
was read by Mrs. Dcnnison, from Mrs
Stokiey Morgan, descriptive of her travels
in China. Several excellent musical selec-
tons were given. Among the invited
guests was Mrs. Newcomb the new regent
for the District of Columbia, whose short,
witty address was greatly appreciated by
the chapter ..-
The home of Mrs. Anna Brahler, 655
Maryland avenue northeast, was the scene
of pleasant gathering Thursday evening
in honor of that lady's birthday. The even
ing was passed with i4usic, instrumental
sang several Selections accompanied by
livered a recitation. Al aSseasonable hour
sne rsess, wess iny W partake of
in the dining hall. AhiobS those present
Mary seymour. MISC Rise Flynn. % Miss Mis-;
Brown, % Mr. r ST w. Ia Igia hafk NM Mr. Aiex Msian M
Rice of Detroit "H!L 'A7o - -
Mr.. and Mrs. chas, "" W.T. .T9bler entertained
at dinner last evening. F. H. Conger. newly
appointed minister to GAZING; Mrs. and Miss
Conger, and Mrs. and Miss, Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eusehaf, Sehwab and son,
formerly of New York. nave located at
525 Sth street southease where they will
be pleased to see thef friehds, = .'7-s-l4
Mrs. Burnham,, wife 81 Lieutenant Lai9t Burn
ham. and son. also Mrs. Burnham's mother,
the widow "f the late Or. Il Meecham of
the army. are at the ElsmeEe.,
MIS-, yI9ulliAidLl, Nllc Adpl. DutHlldAA, 10
at the Oxford. ,; ."--''''
Mrs. E. j. Perkins win not be at home
thfs evening.
The residence of Mrs. Mary E. Cole was
the scene cf very pretty birthday party.
Given in honor of her granddaughter, Bes-
sic Scott Montgomery. The evening was
spent in vocal, instrumental and violin
solos, Among those present were Mrs
Mary E. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Day. Mrs w.
Scott Hammond, Misses Gertrude Weyrich,
Mamie Montgomery, Bessie Montgomery,
Pauline Montgomery, Prof Fornani.
Messrs. Itilc Fornani, William Axe, Frank
Blrgfeld and Boyer Stewart. Refreshments
were served.
Minnehaha Social Club held its regular
meeting at the residence of Miss Lo,o M.
Ellwood, No. 1011 North Capitol street.
Friday evening. the 11th. which was large
ly attended. Vocal solos were rendered by
Miss Maggie Storm, Mrs. Carrie Smith,
Miss Lolo M. Ellwood and Mr.. Nell, re-
spectively. Prof. H. r. Stewart gave
humorous Irish reading. First prize was
won by Miss T. Neplseth; second, by Miss
Hattie Bowers; gentlemen's first prize. by
A. N. Campbell: second by Mr.. Nell. Those
present were Mrs. s. E. Garfield, Mrs. r.
A. Dinsmore, Mrs. Carrie Smith. Mrs. r.
]. Lawrenson, Mrs. L. Mckay, Mrs. Frank
Miller Mrs H. M. Stewart, Miss Maggie
Storm, Miss r. Neplseth; Miss H. Smith,
Miss Nellie Stone, Miss Hattie Bowers.
Miss Bertha Humphreys, Miss Mary Smith.
Miss 8. M. Darsett, Miss b. E. Bush, Miss
Z. Sullivan. Miss e. Martin, Miss A Mar
tin, Miss A. Roach. Miss Curran, Miss l..
M Cox. Miss NJ. Martin. Miss L. M. ELL
wood. Messrs A. M. Garfield, John G.
Smith, r. A. Dinsmore, Henry F. Smith,
s. w. Russell. William Nell H. r. Stew
art, w. F. Mcdaniel, G. w. White. John
Henry c. Smith, E. Sullivan, Frank Ford,
w. Blair, Charles Robins, A. W. HOFFMAN,
NJ b. Atkinson. r. Montgomery, James
Black, Martin Chuzzlewit, Samuel Payson,
William Lewis and Charles Kraff.
Mrs. William ]. Caulfeld is spending this
month at Atlantic City