Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-06

pearance yesterday in New York society
Tor several years at Mrs Henry Dimock's
Tea when Miss Dimock made her debut
n AIRS; Dmock is a sister OF eN-Secretary
W nltney. Mrs. Cleveland looked unusually
vel and youthful. Mrs Almeric Hugh
faget and Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont assisted
In tho reception
MISS Letter was In New York last night
Tor the cotillion given by young matrons.
when Mrs. Cornelius Nanders,Ilf a. Nrs
orme Wilson. Mrs Francis X penS,stn,
Mrs w: Starr Miller and Mrs. Ogden Mills
lace. ''''
Mrs and Miss Smart will not he at home
tomorrow, January {, but will receive on
the following Saturdays until Lent
Mrs. A. l.. Barber. having sufficiently con-
yalesced, IS hoping to see all Of her friends
who were invited to meet Mr. and Mrs
conn Aud Studs on January . al Bel
mont tomorrow, January 4, at she hours
given in the previous invitation.
Mrs. George A. Gordon. who is at 1Glt
2lst street for the winter. is expecting her
sister Mrs kfmball from Porto Rico.
Mrs. lngersoli and Miss Heioise Inger-
soil will be at home Fridays in January
Mrs Gallaudet Kendall Green. will be al
nome tomorrow afternoon after 4 O'Clock.
Mrs Madison A. BaIllnger will receive
mondays at the Colonial Hotel. corner 18th
and II streets
Miss Miriams Ballinger is visiting ex-
Governor and Mrs Fleming Al jacksonville
Fla. ~
The annual charity bali for the CbIl5rap's
Hospital will be given this year al, The oub
VI January, and this announcement is al
ways suihcient to keep the evening free
rom any other large entertainment
Mrs. Il. X Hendley of 1876 jefferson place
VIII not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Milton f. Allies will he AT homo u-o1
nesdays in January.
cards are out for the debut Of Miss Wos
serbach on the I4th If January. On which
occasion Mr.. and Mrs. Wasserbacb colo
wedding. " '''S''
Miss Bertha Alexander of I17 c street
southwest will be at home assisted by her
cousin, Miss Bertha Alexander of jo,i.t
H., sunday evening.
Mrs. f. V. Gunnen and Miss Gurns11
VINO left for Florida on Christmas morning
IN response to a telegram announcing the
lilhess OF Mr. Joseph Gunnen at Linton ar
w "a mere IN time 10 attend the funeral at
est ram Beach, Fla, he died before
they reached there. Mr.. Gunnen had hoeU
ia poor heaith for some time. but his death
Mas Mas, unexpected. The family will leave to-
washington after the 18th.
Mrs. Robert Anderson. widow Of tho her,
street. vi i'''
Mrs. j. w. Babcock. wife of Representa-
tive Babcock. will not return to Washing
ton until February
Major and Mrs Clifford Arr-icll are at
140l Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes Will be at home Nom
days in January. 2539 18th street
Mrs. Hodgkins 1880 T street will not re-
ceive until Saturdays in February.
Mrs. Joseph II. Crawford will be home
Mondays, 1872 Park street
Mrs. Joseph Tyssowski will be home Nrop-
days in January and February, l43l Rhode
Island avenue.
MRS. Robert Martin Larner will not DC at
nome today, but will receive the following
Fridays in January
Mrs. John Trimble of 3009 o street will
be at home the first and second TUESDAYS
IN FEBRUARY, the 1th and 18th only.
Miss Mae Madigau entertained her friends
at a delightful holiday party last Thurs
gay evening. The table decorations were, in
1i.ristihas greens. Dancing and games were
enjoyed by the young people, The evenings
Joll1tles concluding with the Virginia REL
among those present were the Misses Flor
elce Roache, Gertrude White, Rita and
Anna May O'Toole, Mae Clark, Clara Jovce.
IDA w arthen, Gay Ross. Lillian Brooks and
blanche and Mae Madigan and Master.
bernard Harding, Harold johnson, Frank
Mitchen: theodore Sheckels Francis Mad
igan, Willie Madigan, Leo Madigan and
Bernard Hudson.
Mrs. Charles L. Young and Mrs. William
Harrison Heron will be at home MONDAYS
January IL, % and 30, at 1343 Kenesaw
avenue