The times., 1899-11-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Friday Evening Dancing C.as5 will
hold its first meeting OF the season at
Rauschcr's tonight. The class was or
ganized some years ago by Mrs. Robert
Craig. and the dances this winter VIII be
under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Cox
and Miss Jane BeaIl.
The chaperons viii be Mrs. Edmund
Goldsborough, Mrs. James Kerr, Mrs. Louis
Kingsley. Mrs. William Switzerland, and
Mrs, Frank c. Goode.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Warfeld entertained
nearly two hundred guests yesterday even
ing at the Hotel Kenmore in celebration
Of the twentieth anniversary OF theT u'u
Tiage.
The hospitality Of the host and hostess
expressed itself most graCiously in ban
0uet served at $50 o'clock, followed by
dancing from s to y. The dining room
was embowered with palm foliage ana
Southern laurel and the table, when was
set in horseshoe shape was adorned with
roses and chrysanthemums. string or
chestra stationed in the lower reception
hall PLAYED throughout the dinner, ana AZ
the reception and dance later on me most
and hostess welcomed their guests at .
/ o'clock the latter wearing a dinner gown
]
! later for an evening toilet of turquoise
! silk black lace and diamonds. They were
! assisted in receiving by Mrs Warned
/ sister Mrs. John b. Wales, of Baltimore,
! who wore black satin and lace. After the
banquet the dining room was tTans- orlhea
! into a ball room, and refreshments were
/ served in the dancing hall, when was uec-
GRATED with vari-colored chrysanthemurns
and pink and white carnations Mr.. ana
Mrs. WarfeId were the recipients oil a
number of beautiful gifts, both OF emma
and silver, in honor Of the day.
The continued indisposition of Miss Hell
en- Long. second daughter of the secretary
of the Navy is causing her tanlly sucn
anxiety that at the advice OF her phy siCldH'
She will soon be taken to Colorado for the
winter months During the present Ad-
ministration Miss Long and her sister nave
relieved their invalid mother almost en-
tirelv of the social duties that deVoiye
lIpon a Cabinet Minister'S wife. MISS Hel-
en- Long has frequently represented lue
Secretary's wife at the state receptions d'
the White House, and has presided, elIheL
/ alone or with her sister. at the entertain
rnenfs given at the Portland where the
Secretary and family have resided through
out their residence in Washington 9ht
has made many friends at the NauohaI
CAPITAL and sincere regret Is expressed a'
the news of her illness.
Mrs r. T. Cromelin, of New York City
accompanied by her little daughter queen
ie is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles w
Morris. at her home, 1884 Y Street, where
She will be at home informally this after
noon and evening
musicale was given Wednesday nlgh
S at 430 Third Street northwest for the ben
" of
Church. The spacious parlors, handsome!
? decorated with palms and chrysanthemums
were filed with a large and enthusiast ll
4 audience. The programme was opened o,
Mr.. Blake McKelden with a piano solo IN
< soloists were Miss Virginia Powell Goodwin
! OF St Andrews choir, Miss Eleanor ~
2 monds and Miss Lillian HALEY of Epiphan,
t choir. Miss Frances Washington OF Trinit.
1 choir. Mr. Gait and Mr.. Charles McRobert
= OF St Andrews choir. Several recitation
\ also were well rendered by Miss Lill
ChTistman
The entertainment given by "The Help
ers" circle of Kings Daughters. asslste
/ bv friends Tuesday and Wednesday even
$ fngs at 1885 S Street, was a pleasant af
fair. The bright comedy, "A Grecla
i Bend. " was well rendered by Misses Crom
a we'll Connor Edmonston, Finckel, Leecf
= Lerch. Randolph, and StOwell. A hand
T some sum was realized for Kellar Memo
rial Church.
It Capt. Henry Narcotic, L. s. A, and WI
i are located at 1920 Street.
I, Miss Waite. daughter of the late Chi
IS Justice Waite, of the Supreme Court, h'
= returned 10 Washington.
a Mrs. George W Childs, who is now
p Philadelphia, viii reopen her Nashlngtl
h | home next week.