Evening star., 1898-02-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD
A Gala Occasion at Hospitable
Stewart Castle.
SOME HANDSOME ENTERTAINMENTS
Breakfasts, Luncheons and Dinners
Are Popular.
PERsoNALNoTEs OFINTEREsT

were Miss Barber Miss Ashton, Miss Nc
Kenna, Miss Horstmann. Miss Condit-
Smith. Miss Rochester, Miss Gorham, Miss
Fox. Miss Gary. Hiss Ward, Miss Cotton.
Miss Lcng, Miss Warder, Miss Cassels
and Miss de Smirnoff.
Mrs. Audenreid gave a luncheon today
at which Mrs. U. s. GIent was among
the guests.
Mrs. Louis Belrose of No. 8 Dupont
circle gave breakfast today in honor Of
Mrs. Hanna. wife of Senator Hanna. Other
ladies present were Mrs. N. 8. Lincoln,
Mrs. Fftz Shepard. Mrs. Warner Bailey,
Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley, Mrs. George
Westinghouse, Mrs. Frank Moss Mrs
Frank Loring, Mrs. Brown, wife of Gen.
Brown; Mrs. Willard Bronson and Mrs.
Reyburn. Pink tulips decorated the table
Miss Bessie Baker will entertain Monday
at breakfast at the Country Club Both
girls and men are included in the invita-
tions.
Mrs. Sartoris will leave for New York
Saturday evening for a short visit.
Mrs. N. Bingham Van SliEgerland will he
at home Saturday. February ~, from to
4; 1136 K street northwest.
Among the most notable social f;lncticns
Of the week will be the tea given on Wash
1Hgton's birthday by Mrs. A. L. Barber,
vice president Of the National So nety Of
The Children OF the American Revolution,
when Mrs. Barber opens her beautiful
home, Be elmont, in honor Of the day and
the occasion.
One of the prettits st social events Of the
season was given by Miss Gracir Nelson
of 212 4th street SOUL iheast. The evening
was spent in dancing, after which supper
was served. The table was decorated with
carnations and viOlets. At the plate of
each guest vas cluster of violets. tied
with violet ribbon. Among those present
were Miss Josie Bowen. Miss Maggie Bar
Der. Miss Alice Squires. Misses Ida Pum-
phrey Blanch Alrold, May Philips. Fanny
Smith; Mrs. DR.; Wurtenbaker. Miss Molly
Pumphrey ard Miss Ada Pumphrey.
The at home given by Mrs. Bna L. Brown
Of Florida avenue Wednesday was largely
| attended. The parlor was tastefully dec
GRATED with palms, ferns and cut flowers,
while the library. where a collation. was
served, was decorated in red. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Chas. W. Zieber Mrs.
D. r. Brown, Mrs. N. H. Stearns and Miss
Stearns.
A delightful heart" party was given on
st. Valentines eve by Miss Mabelle Kendall
of the Hotel Baltic, about fifty guests being
present.
Mrs. George E. Lewis and Miss Cornell,
1OS Quincy street lexington, will not be at
<home tomorrow.
Mrs. La Fetra and the ladies at Hotel La
Fetra will not receive tomorrow on account
of the death of Miss Frances f. Willard.
MISS II. ooFutIl, lOTHleTIS VI lO-o lJtu
street, has removed to 1341 18th street. She
will receive Saturday. February 10. from 3
to g. assisted by Miss Cousland of Phila-
delpha.
Mrs Alice Trueheart Buck Is at 1904 NJ
street where she will be pleased to see her
friends.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
their next dance at Carroll Institute Hall
The evening of the Goth. instead of the 10Th,
which Is the regular assembly evening.
Miss Katharine Chapman has just arrived
from New York and will be at home
Thursdays and early each afternoon to her
frie nds at the Cairo for few weeks.
Mrs. William NJ. Dove is receiving today.
Mrs. ]. w. Powell. 91O M street, will
not be at home today.
The students of Columbian University
will give their annual dance this evening
at the Majestic.
Mrs. Harry w. Newton, formerly of
1861 18th street is now residing with her
| mother. Mrs. Mary B. Acker. Ill 4th street
southeast. and will be at home to her
friends informally Fridays.
Mrs. Jerome Ten Eyck will receive from
3 to 5 tomorrow-not later. on account of
an evening engagement. She will be
sisted by Mrs. Manning of New York Miss
Merrill of Maine, Miss Ten Eyck of Mich
igan and other ladies.
Mrs. Camp of 144s N street has gone to
New York to visit Mrs. John Jay Knox
and her son, Mr.. Elisha Camp, who is
practicing law in that city.
Mrs. Cotton entertained at a dinner TO
young people last evening Miss Madeleine
Gary, Miss Marie McKenna. the Misses
Condit-Smith, Miss Culver. Miss Sartoris,
Miss Baker, Miss Mertoago, Mr. de Vol
lant Mr.. SartOris, Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Zelenoy,
Lieut.. Fleming. Lieut.. Heiberg, Lieut.
SiPmeyer and Mr.. Mohun.
The Misses Robertson of 1880 10th street
vxiI1 Y,nf ha hnyy Cot,
The secend of series of social gather
ings was given T, esday evening. February
II, by Miss NJ. 5. Roberts at her residence
1925 Sth street northwest. Among those
present were Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. johnson,
Misses Wysham. Roberts, Shelton. the
Misses Cobb and Messrs. Mankey Richard
son. Bellinger, F. Woodward, NJ Wood
ward Galliher, Cook. Long, Pitts and Mac
Whorter.
Mr.. He nry Marcy Upham and Mrs. Up
ham (Grace lie Barcn) of Boston will ar
rive in Washington on Sunday for a few
days stay. They will be at Wizards
Mrs. VIM F. Hoffman and Miss Holtz-
man are spending few weeks in New
Orleans and will not be at home Saturdays
in February.
The Pacific Social Club of Northeast
Washington gave an entertainment recent
ly at the residence Of Mr.. Chester Coivin,
No. 6S4 Sth street northeast. An interest
iEg program was arranged. The Misses
fSQild bOttS, Cs0Ia minor, Matte Anthony
and Nettie Cole recited, the Misses Lettio
and Lula Bilson, Katie and Emily Kraft.
Lolo Wood and Edna Bottswith sung
Among others present were Lille and Lula
Turner, Nettie Cole and Collie Calvin and
the Messrs. G. A. Fletcher, c. Coiytn, &. H.
Hall, ]. Carneis and ]. Frischholz.
Mrs. Longstreet, wife Of General Long
street, will be at home 1917 New Hamp-
shire avenue. tomorrow afternoon. from 3
till s. for the last time this season.
A pretty wedding occurred at ST. Anne's
Church. New York, on February II, at .
O. clock am, the contracting parties being
Miss Frances Eveleen, daughter Of Mr.
Andrew Mcguire of that city. and Mr. Ber-
lsard Francis. youngest son of the late
John Saul of this city.
The ceremony was performed by Father
O'Neil assisted by Father Becker, s. j.,
and Father o Sullivan. and was followed
by nuptial mass. DR.. Louis A. johnson
was best man. The affair was very quiet
owing to mourning, being witnessed only
by the immediate families.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
gown of gray drap d'ete, with hat to match.
After the mass a wedding breakfast was
served at the brides home, and later Nr
and Mrs. Saul left for bridal trip. On
their return they will be at home to their