Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-12

Lent, A. Powell, Reese. Limerick, H. O.
Wickline. J. c. Cupps. ]. c. Gibbs. Kelsey.
| H. F.. Waters c. Garner, A. Mehling. W.
| c. Lipphard. w. A. Lipphard, Otis. For
rest. VIM. Walsh. ]. Fergel, B. Davis. II.
Powers. Dobson. G. C. Lipphard Mrs. Ollie
Davis. Mrs. II. Powers. Mrs L. Dennison.
| Mrs. s. Willie. Mrs. Green, Mrs. Weaver,
| Mrs. VIM. Lipphard.
Miss Marie MacNaughton, only daughter
of DR.. Clara W. MacNaughton. 1927 both
| street who has been confined to the house
| With the grip for two weeks past has suf-
| fered relapse and is now very dangerous
| ly i'll.
One of the enjoyable social events was
euchre party given by the Mum Club at the
| residence of Miss A. Whine Thursday even
| ing. -Four prizes We're given. the first prizes
! being carried off by Miss S. Lewis and Mr..
| W. Gross, the BOBBY prizes by Miss l.. Col
Inns and Mr.. W. Winnie.
Mrs. Robert Newton Harper will not be
at home Monday. but will receive her
| friends informally Monday. February u,
| from to Z.
Miss f. Heidenheimer has returned home
| after pleasant trip In the north.
Miss Nettye Cohen of the Riggs. who has
| been I'll for several weeks, has suffered a
| relapse.
Mrs and the Misses Payne will not re-
! ceive Monday afternoon, but will be at
| nome other Mondays during February.
| Mrs NJ. n. johnson, 25S Maryland avenue
northeast. will receive next Monday assist
ed by Mrs. S. NJ. Hartsock Miss Hartsock
and Miss Lillibridge.
Mrs. Odell s. Smith of 1896 L street gave
tea Wednesday evening. entertaining a
| host of Washngton's well-known residents
| Mrs. Smith was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Hurley, her sister. and in the tea
room by MISS Annie Beall Norment OF Bal
| tfmore, Miss Lucy Murray, Miss Nellie
| Larner, Miss Ethel Norment and Miss Ma
| bel Hughes.
| The Junior Bachelors gave another dance
| last evening at Mrs Dyer's. This popular
| club will continue their receptions ell
| through Lent, and is not connected in any
| way with the Eewly organized club in Alex
andria, Va, which has adopted The same
| name.
Miss Juliet Thompson will not be at home
Monday, the 18th.
A delightful party was enjoyed Wednes-
day night by friends of the Misses Flath-
| ers Among the many present were the
| Misses Rabbit. Fermillion, Fathers Don
| nelly, Racoonsin, Clancy. Dasenbrock
Adams and Messrs Taft, Bullet. w. and
| III. Jacobsen, Welsh, Plant, Vermiion.
| Mrs. Binger Hermann and Miss Hermann
| will hold their last reception on Tuesday.
| Mrs. d. O'C. Callaghan and Miss Callag-
han of Gle 18th street will be at home
| Thursday, February IL.
Miss Hattie Townley. who has been seri-
| ously i'll for the past four weeks, at her
home, 724 nth street northwest, is now
recovering.
| Mrs. waleott of 1o1I I4th street north
west Will hold reception and musicale
I-Monday evening. February Il. from s to
II o'clock, assisted by her daughter and
| son.
delightful reception held Thurs
| day afternoon by Mrs. james Push, and
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Pugh. jr., at
| their home r street. Mrs. Pugh. wear
| ing black velvet, received her callers I'm
the first drawing room, which was taste
fully decorated with palms and cut flowers.
A daintily spread table in the second par
lor was presided over by Mrs. James Pugh,
jr., who wore a heliotrope and white silk.
Her two pretty little daughters. Gladys
and Mary Alice, were present during the
| afternoon. This the last of Mrs.
| Pugh's receptions this season.
Mrs. Andrew Graham, 1907 18th street,
| held enjoyable reception Wednesday
afternoon. In the dining room Miss Ay-
mer In yellow and white silk. served choco-
| late and Mrs. James L. Pugh, Jr., In a
pretty costume of black and green satin,
served punch. Others assisting the hostess
| were Miss Chapman, Miss Traphegan of
| New York and Miss Hamilton.
A pleasant masquerade party was ten
| dered to Miss Marie Shaw of PIG M street
| on Thursday evening. Dancing en-
joyed, after which supper was served.
The Small and Early at Rauscher's last
evening was the last of that pretty series of
| dances for this season. Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins. Mrs. John G. Walker and Mrs.
| John q. Ward received. The dancing men
| who took part were Algernon Sartoris,
Robert Wallack, G. Cabot Lodge, Eugene
| Hale, George Howard, Gist Blair, Gaillard
Hunt Henri Outrey, Horace Ffoulke. Nor
ton Otis, Adrian Fleming. Jerome Bona
paate. Stephen Elkins. Jr., Lieutenant
| Laucheimer and many others.
A brilliant affair this evening will be the
~ tla ,lr,tcf
and Mrs. WI. to be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
T. F. Schneider at the Cairo.
| Invitations out for the marriage of
| Miss Hattie Louise Wilkinson to George
Frank Kinnear The ceremony will take
| place at the Church of the Covenant Tues
| day morning, February %.
l. Mrs. Teller, wife of Senator Teller of
Colorado. was hostess at tea given yes
terday afternoon. followed by a reception
from to 10 o'clock. Mrs. Turner. wife of
| grew. Miss A. L. Barber and Miss Teller
assisted in receiving. Decorations were
| green and white. with pink roses as center
piece on the tea table. Mrs. Teller wore a
| handsome gown of white satin trimmed
| with chiffon. The evening reception was
| given to members of Foundry NJ. E. Church,
Mrs.. Teller being Of that congregation.
Duke and Duchess dArcas. guests of
Rev. DR.. Mackay-smith and Mrs. Smith,
| we're entertained at dinner In their honor
| last evening given by. their host and
| hostess.
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison entertained at a
tea yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Coles of Philadelphia. her guest. Miss
/ Nicholas and Miss Owen assisted at the
tea table.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Fitzpatrick.
whose marriage was celebrated I'm Phila-
1 delphia on Tuesday by his eminence. the
| archbishop OF Philadelphia, haye been
| spending the week in Washington at the
| Shoreham. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick leave