Evening star., 1899-02-08

johnson. Brashears, Rock. wiegmann.
| Mangan. Baxter, Reamy, Owens, Parks,
Yancey, Burk, G. Simmonds, w. Simmonds,
| T. Havell, c. Hawaii. Burt Thornett and w.
Lankford. After the prizes were awarded
| the guests assembled in the dining room.
whare delightful repast was served. The
| remainder of the evening was spent in mu-
sic and games.
A very large gathering of notables bade
q welcome home to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
| Lee, and extended their congratulations
also at the tea given in their honor by Mrs.
Davis and her daughter, Mrs. Robert NJ. G.
Brown, yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee after their marriage last autumn, went
to China, Japan and the Philippines. and
enjoyed to the utmost every hour of their
extensive journey, being especially attract
I'd by the strange sights and scenes in Ma
| Mia They were guests of Admiral Dewey
aboard the Olympia at several entertain
ments given for them. and, in fact, at
every point they stopped. there were Amer
| lean friends vieing with each other to make
| their stay delightful. The handsome young
| BRIDE was dressed yesterday in a gown of
Irish point with deep f1ounces of lace
around the skirt, and a becoming touch of
pink at the neck and belt. Mrs. Brown and
Mrs Davis and ex-senator Davis had the
pleasant assistance of Mrs. Elkns, Mrs.
Sheridan. Mrs. Charles Spaulding, Miss
Russell, Miss McCeney, the Misses owen
and Mrs William Thompson Harris in en-
tertaining their friends. Mrs. Harris pre-
Sftcu at COHeH urn, ana the dalDtllN
supplied table was adorned with long-stem-
med La France roses, as We're the two
drawing rooms. which were thronged from
to q by host of pleasant people.
Mrs. J. Schiffman of 1859 Kenesaw ave-
nue. will not be at home Friday. February
10, but the remaining Fridays in February.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman will not be at
home Thursday. but will receive the re-
naming Thursdays in February.
Surgeon General and Mrs. Sternberg gave
| dinner last evening in honor of DIR. and
Mrs. Newton of Paterson, n. J.. house
guests of the Vice President and Mrs Ho-
bart.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Stuart Carnes have just
returned from an extended trip to Havana.
Cuba, and points of interest in Florida and
other southern states. Mrs. Carnes is one
of the first three American ladies to go
through Morro Castle and Cabanas fortress.
She was formerly Miss Nellie Ethel Nc
Cabe, daughter of Mr.. James f. NcCabe of
Capitol Hill. DR.. and Mrs. Carnes had a
pleasant trip, with the exception of a
| stormy voyage between Key West and Ha-
vana They had some very interesting eX-
periences and brought with them a number
of relics of Spanish rule in Cuba as SOU
venirs of their trip.
Mrs. George A King, 1911 2Sth street. will
be at home Thursday afternoon, February
8, for the last time until after the close of
Lent.
The Misses Bangs of zoos Massachusetts,
avenue will not be at home February IL
but on February IS.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Wheat
ley, sister of Lieutenant and Mrs. L n
Lewis. to Mr.. Arthur Oakley Townsend of
New York city will take place on Monday
evening, February 10, at $50 o'clock in the
Metropolitan Church, AZ street. The bride
will be attended by maid of honor. Miss
Adelaide Rogers of New York, and two
bridesmaids Miss Alling of Derby. Conn
and Miss Magee of Philadelphia. .schoolmates
of the bride. The bride viii also be attend
ed by her little niece and two little nephews.
Mr. f. Z. Townsend, brother of the groom
Will act as best man. The ushers will be
Mr.. c. G.. Masse, Mr.. w w. Thayer. Mr.. l..
L. Trlbus and Mr. w. II. Golden all of
New York
Mrs. Frank L. Freeman will not receive
tomorrow, but will receive Thursday. 10th.
Miss Huston of Kentucky is visiting Sem
ator and Mrs. Lindsay at the Cochran.
Mrs. Charles M. Pepper will receive to-
morrow, February Q, from 3 to 6. at 1923 r
street, for the last time, assisted by Mrs
NJ *; campbell, Mrs. Richard Sylvester
and Miss Kittie b. Rose of WeIsboro', Pa.
The last of the series of the Tuesday Ger
man Club dances was given at Rauscher's
last night The guests We're received by
Mrs. Claude NJ. johnson, Mrs John G.
Capers: Mrs. Heatwole and Mrs Miller
LED by Mr.: c. <. Lipscomb and Miss May
Blaine There We're over forty couples
dancing and the german was most pro-
| nounced success.
Mr.. III. b. Eddy, late of 18th p V. l.,
who has been the guest of DR.. F. Y.
Brooks, has returned to his home in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The marriage of Miss Anna Teresa Har-
baugh. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar G.
Harbaugh, to MIR. Eugene A Logan will
take place tonight at half-past at Trinity
Episcopal Church.
Mrs. j. c, Pennie will not be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs Hanna will receive tomorrow in her
apartments at the Arlington, 1923 II street
northwest.
Mrs. T. D. Whyte and Mrs. Geo. H. Nc
MILAN, 1929 r street northwest will be at
home Thursday, February ., for the last
time this season.