The times., 1898-01-21

Repertus, Marguerite Just, Edith ana hat
tie Thompson, Cecilia and Mary Altthorp'
Florence Juyenal, Carrie aud Lula hrey,
and Masters Johnny Gorinan, "A. JuVenai,
Hugh Mcdonald, George Thomas, Francis
DevereuN, John Fuller, Edw ard Connolly,
owen Corrigan, Albert kruintner. 4 ari and
Freddie Xander Charles and Eddie Muller,
and Freddie JuvenaI. Among those w no en-
loved the plea sur OF the children were Mr..
and Mrs; Kelium, Mr.. and Mrs Brant, Mrs
Cook and Maggie and Mary Quinn.
The third of the Thursday evening sub
scriptiou dances at the Shoreham last
night was chara cteriZed by the success
that has so brilliantly attended its
predecessors. As usual. the music was
an inspiration to the pretty maids and
their cavaliers. and the great ballroom was
florally beautiful with palms. The even
ings chaperones were selected from the
mothers Of the young ladies, members of
this very exclusive and delightful class
and among the dancers were Mr. nd Mrs.
j. c. Sprigg, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard john
son, the Misses Gormap, Miss Fletcher.
Miss Shoup, Miss Stewart, Miss Evans
Miss Morgan Miss Livingston, Miss
Enloe, the Misses Talmadge, Miss
Reed, Miss Thyson, Miss Dolly Young. Miss
Mary Jones, Miss Mabel Money, Miss
Stanton Miss Dingley, Col. and Mrs. r.
q. Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs. Richards, Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. Dillon, Mrs. Swanson,
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Dixon Lieut..
Richard Vandeman, Lieut.. Siinons. Hon.
W T. Foote, Hon. II. A. Dnsmore, MIR. g.
b. Acton, Mr.. Charles F Brookes Mr.. Clar-
ence Young, Mr.. A. C. Raymond, Mr.. W.
w BARCLAY, Mr.. Charles Howe, Mr.. c. q.
Watson, Mr.. ID. C. Harrison, Mr.. c. Studds,
Mr. e. Seton, Mr.. r. f. l.. Yeott, Mr..
Louis Haskell, Mr. C. f. Lipscomh, Hon.
c. G. Bennett, Mr.. W. p. Metcalf Col.
Maish, Major Turnbull. Mr.. Allyn Clephane,
Mr.. Louis Clephane, DR.. Wyman. Mr.. j. II.
Beatty and Dr. BoaZ.
Mrs. John S. WaTdgave small dance for
young people last night. The residence of
the hostess on Connecticut avenue. which
apart from its architectural stateliness, is
enriched with souvenirs of Mrs. Wards
travels in Europe, notably in Spain, was
fra grant with the pink and crimson roses
that formed the floral decorations OF the
various rooms and the musicians sta toned
under the stairway We're screened from
the reception hall by the tall foliage of
palms.
Mrs. Ward was assisted in receiving her
young Guests by her nieces, Miss Hattie
Ward and Miss Foster, of NJ Morristown, n. j.
Miss Wilcox is visiting her sister, NJ rs.
william Writ Dixon. at the Shoreham
Mrs. Heger gave a small O'Clock tea
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Dorst,
wife nf Capt. Dorst, of the Fourth Cavalry.
who for the past -four years has been
naval attache at Vienna Mrs SteTnberg
assisted the hostess in welcoming the guests
and the honors of the tea table were shared
by Mrs. Henry NJ Hoyt and Mrs. Leonard
C. Wood.
Cards have been issued for recital
Monday evening, January "a. a the Wash
ington College for Young Ladies.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles II. Perkins,
OF this city, and Miss Carrie Bell Dawson,
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ
Dawson. of 515 street northeast, was
snlap1piz,sd In ST q yenjup at E,nwDrth Church.