The times., 1899-01-12

Mrs. Burrows will receive this after
noon.
Mrs. Shoup and the Misses Shoup will
receive at the Normandie today.
Mrs German is entertaining Mis-.
Charles Gibson, of Baltimore, who will as
sist her in receiving today.
Last evening, in the presence only of
the immediate family of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
L. Keyser. 2O19 Massachusetts Avenue,
their daughter, Amelia Louise, was mar
red TO Mr. Christian Heurich, OF this city.
The Young Ladies COtillion met for the
second time this season at the Shoreham
last night. The ball room was Illuminated
with softly shaded electric lights and
grouped with palm trees, whose branches
were reflected in the polished surface of
the floor as in a pool.
The chaperons were Mrs. A. p. Cor
man, Mrs. T. S. Martin. Mrs. II. Clay
Evans, Mrs. Joel Prescott Heatwole. Mrs.
Perry Heath, Mrs. Willis Moore and Mrs.
B. H. Warner.
The club is composed of the young
daughters OF prominent families, official
and residential. and the gentlemen present
were the individually invited guests of the
members. who are:
Miss Wilson, daughter of the Secretary
of Agriculture; Miss German, Miss Maidie
German. Miss Evans, Miss Nellie Evans.
Miss Dingey, Miss Shoup, Miss Laura
Shoup. Miss Maybelle Hermann, Miss
Henry. Miss Hill and Mrs. Weed. the
daughters of Representative Hill, Miss
Hilborn. Miss Archibald, the daughter
of Mrs. Heatwole Miss Fletcher. Miss
Laura Seymour, Miss Fanny Hough. Miss
ID al
Miss Mary Warner, Miss Winner, the Misses
Martha and Elizabeth Minetree. Miss In
gersoll Miss Perkins, Miss Tonner, Miss
Anna Hoeke. Miss Lillian Howard, Miss
Smart. Miss Dorothea Smart, Miss Maude
Lambert, the Misses Bessie and Esther
Bartlett. Miss Fox, Miss Swasey, Miss
Richardson. Miss Allen. Miss Patten, Miss
Newton, Mrs. Mearns. Miss Stone and Miss
Chapman. The final dance OF the series
will be given at the Shoreham February g.
Capital society. as represented by the
old residential families Of Washington and
Georgetown. made a brilliant showing at
the tea given by Mrs. William II. Hoeke
and Miss Hoeke yesterday afternoon at
their handsome home in C Street.
Mrs. Hoeke in an elegant toilet OF gray
satin and Miss HOeke wearing ecru lace
over green silk that harmonized artistical-
ly with her blonde beauty were assisted
in receiving by their house guests, Miss
Lockwood and Miss Sparks. OF Boston, the
former wearing pink chiffon and the lat
ter blue gauze and white lace.
Mrs. {. H. Howard presided in
the tea room and among the at
tractve maids who aided her in
dispensing the hospitality of the
table were Miss Kaufman. Miss Hough,
Miss Clapp. Miss Bryan Mrs. Samuel Todd
Davis, Jr, and Mrs. Teel Jr., of Ardsley
on-the Hudson: Miss Mearns and Miss
hi Zeraga, Of New York The house was
decorated throughout with palms and
Christmas garlands that formed an artistic
background for masses of pink roses and
carnations and the lights on the tea table
burned under rose-tinted shades.
The music Of the evening was furnished
by a mandolin orchestra screened from
view By palms
The receiving group and especially in
vitcd guests We're entertained later in the
evening at heart party.
Another attractive tea Of yesterday
afternoon which was attended by a bril-
liant intermingling Of official and resi-
dental society was that given by Mrs.
Adds Il. Browne Of + Street from 10
o'clock.
, The hostess. wearing dainty white SILK
lowered in Dresden design. was assisted i'll
receiving by Mrs. Warren. wife of Senator
Warren, Mrs. Van Deyenter, Mrs. Eddy
Mrs. j. Maury Dove, Miss Hurst, the
| Misses Walford. Miss Spencer, Miss Swope
and Miss Edison. The decorations of the
| tea room were in green and white and in
| the drawing room cut flowers bloOmed il
| graceful profusion in tall vases and jar
| dineres. At The close OF the reception
| Mrs Browne entertained the receiving
| group at dinner.
Mrs pike and the Misses Pike hay,
cards out for an 'at home" Friday Jan
uary l." at 1903 street.
Mrs Mcmillan. Mrs. Willett Mcmillan
| Mrs. Payne. Miss Payne, Mrs. LammoI
and Miss Judson, 1904 Rhode Island Ave
nue.. viii be at home Wednesdays, Januar!
- and February $.
The engagement is announced of Mis-
Nellie l.. Rapley to Mr.. y G. Shaw
Mrs. Henry Brevoolt Bristol 1901 {
| Street northwest. will not be at home Fri
day, January Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. c. ReinohI. of eli {
| Street northwest, have announced the mar
| riage of their only daughter Maize A., Il
| Mr.. Wythe White. Of Richmond. Va, a
! HamIine Methodist Episcopal Church. a
| S O'Clock on Wednesday evening the 1St
| instant. Admission 10 the church will b
by card
owing to The recent death OF near rela
tive OF the bridc-clect there will be no re
| Crpti0n.
saved His Three sisters.
Nra York Jan. II, Samuel ki,tou the twcr
Old Bernard ki,lult. saved he. II,