Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-04
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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| be at home On Saturday, the 5th instant,
| at lI36 n street, but will not receive on
| the 18th instant because she will attend
the Holland Danes festivities at the Wal
dorf-Astoria, New York, jon the 9th instant.
On account of the severity of the weather
Mrs. Gallaudet of Ker DAN Green will not
receive tomorrow, hut win be at home the
remaining Saturdays offs this month and
Saturdays in April and May
Mrs. E. s. Kimbaif and Miss Kimball of
145s Stoughton street will be at home We'd
nesdays. February and %.
Mrs. Frederick F. Schrader of $3.50 Nor
gan avenue, Mt. Pleasant, will not receive
Friday. but will be at home the remaining
Fridays in February. s-rr
Mrs. /. P. Loring of Vevay, Ind is Wis
1t1ng Miss Armstrong and Miss Middleton
at No. 613 Maryland avenue northeast,
where they will be at home to their friends
Monday evenings In February.
Mrs. Talmage and. the Misses Talmage
will not receive this Friday, but will be at
home the following Friday.
On account of severe illness, Mrs. William
NJ Dove has made no calls this season, but
will receive Friday, February 10.
Miss Ethel D. Baker of GIG @ street is en-
PERTAINING her cousin, Miss Martha Shank
of Wflliamsport, Pa.
Miss Agnes Wilson Of New York city is
the guest of Mrs. John Floyd Waggaman.
Mrs. w. F. Hoffman, being absent from
the city, will not be at home Saturdays,
February ) and II. Miss Hoffman will be
at home.
Mrs. Hatch, wife of the Hawaiian min
lister, will give a breakfast tomorrow for
Mrs. Dole.
The German ambassador. NJ. Holleben,
is visiting New York.
Mrs. Irwin of Honolulu. Of the Dole
party, left today for Philadelphia.
A pleasant party was given last even
ing by Mary and Samuel Head for some
young friends.
Miss Rathbone- Smith will receive on Mon
days in February at 1904 K street
Mrs. Kitchener and Miss Kitchener will
not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Isidor Grosner has left for New
York to be present at the betrcthal Of her
sister. Miss Clara Salmon, to Mr.. Harry
Slesinger Mrs. Grosner will be absent
three weeks. s-~ 8! .-v 81 3.
The anniversary of the birth of Mozart
was celebrated by the Sunday Night Music
Club at the home of Mr.. Julius Ulke. Miss
Elsa like played the allegro and andante
from the 10Th piano concerto Of Mozart,
with string orchestra accompaniment, the
other numbers being, the Jupiter SYM
phony and the 18th quartet.
Mrs. George Edmund Foss, wife of Rep
resenta tive Foss of Illinois, will be at home
Saturdays at lbs Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. John K. Richards, wife Of the so
licitor general, will be at home tomorrow
afternoon.
The ladies of the Varnum gave their sec
ond dance Of the season last evening.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Miss Marian Elizabeth Jones to Mr.. Lee
r Wednesday,
16, at st. Johns Church, l40lney, Nd.
A very enjoyable asprogressive euchre
party was given last sevemng by Miss Car
rye Blumenthal in honor of her guest.
Miss Carclia Reinach of Petersburg. Va.
After very pleasant evening the young
people adjourned to the dining room. where
bountiful repast was Iserved. Among
those present were the Il Misses Carolia
Renach, Beckie Dreyfuss. Ray Solomon,
Oettinger, Bertha Goodman, Josie Good
man, and Fannie Blumenthal, and Messrs.
Sydney Barr Mr. Mayer, E. Rosenthal, B.
Rosenthal, NJ, Neusbaum, M. Goodman,
Nose Blumenthal and Abe Blumenthal.
Mrs. Tyler, 1884 street northwest, will
not in future receive on Saturday evenings
until after 10 o'clock .,,,. f,.-
Mrs. VIM. Lanfborne and the Misses
Lambc1ne will be at home Wednesdays.
February 0 and 16, at 1910 s street north
west.
Mrs William HI. Hodges received her
friends yesterday evening at her residence
No. 1927 Q street. The house was dec
GRATED with flowers and foliage plants. and
an orchestra played during the evening.
Mrs. Hodges was assisted by Miss Bohrer,
Miss Lay, Miss Bangs; Miss Deering, Miss
Cavanaugh, Miss Johnston, Miss Fill. Miss
Walford Miss Redfern, Miss Teel and Miss
Pilling Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ G. Emery. Miss Emery, Mr.. and
MIS-. Louis D. Wine, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Dodge, Miss Olive Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwards, the Misses Edwards. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Clay Stewart. Mr.. H. Clay Stew
art, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Grsham Mr.. VIM.
Acker, Miss Acker, Mr.. NJ. H. Acheson,
Mr. Fred Parkes. DR.. and Mrs. Richard
son, Judge and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. ana Mrs.
George c. Henning, DR.. and Mrs. VIM.
Byrns Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hensey, Mr..
w. W. Burdette and Miss Burdette, Mr..
and Mrs. Rheem, Mr.. and Mrs. Padgett,
Mr.. s. T. Brown end daughters Mr.. and
Mrs. John Joy Edison, Miss Edison, Mrs.
Mcknight Moses, Mr.. Arthur Moses, Dr..
ard Mrs. Hills, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. shus-
ter, DR.. Lee Harlan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thorn, Mr..
ard Mrs. Cluskey Cromwell, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Cross, Mr.. Thomas Fisher, Miss
Kauffmann, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mearns,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson, DR.. and
Mrs Donaldson, DR.. and Mrs. Hall Lewis,
Al,