Evening star., 1899-04-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Fifth Page.)

violin solos by Miss Josephine Sims. Miss
Lyman, the historian, read a chronicle Of
revolutionary events, full of interest. Mrs.
Denison read paper, prepared by Prof.
West, on British prisonships Of the revolu-
| tion. Major John Tweedale gave humor-
GUS selections. Refreshments were served
at the close of the entertainment.
Excelsior Club, Mrs. M. M. Metcalf presf-
dent, was entertained in its regular month
ly social last Tuesday evening by Mrs. r.
G. Blasland at 915 o street, Miss Faye
Kent assisting. The entertaining and in
structive program was opened by the Man
dolin Club, Mrs. L. H. Brandebury and the
Misses Isabella Jordan. G. z. Buckingham
Gertrude and Pearl Houston. An original
and thoughtful paper defining the way to
the kingdom of enduring peace was read
by the hostess. THE Ideal Woman" was the
subject OF paper prepared and read by
Mrs E. A. Tibbetts. Some salient points
In graphic description of trip abroad,
presented by the author Mrs. NJ. E. Cutter
were heartily enjoyed. Among others pres
ent, not already mentioned, were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. David and Mr.. and Mrs f.
w. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bacon, Mrs
M. w. Lang, Mrs. Clara Kalstrom Mrs. E.
a; Chambers, Mrs. ]. L. and Miss Flora
MeCreery. Mr.. c. A. Metcalf, MIR. s. w.
Russell, Mrs. E. F. Hamlin, Mrs. NJ. ].
F'rear and the Misses Daisy HondIe, Ethel
Tibbetts and Edith Bond.
Miss Ruth Marie Sites, who made a flying
visit to Washington last week, proceeded
oh ooto1ody W Tn1dOG1pn1d Wner6 Sne
gave three addresses on Sunday, including
one in Bethany Sabbath School by special
invitation of the superintendent, Mr.. Wan
amaker.
Miss Jessie A. Ackerman, worlds mission
ary of the W. c. T. u. will be in this city
Fetra.
A pretty cotilion was given Wednesday
evening at the Washington Club, the sec
ond and last of the subscription dances re-
Gently organized. The guests were received
by the Countess Esterhazy, and among
otners or the committee present were: Mrs.
John Y. Taylor, Mrs. Cropper, Mrs Janin
Mrs. Clover, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Ad-
olson. The favors were unique and most
tastefully arranged on three large screens
Ihere We're flowers and baskets of flowers
Orders of oriental coins on ribbons for the
men. There were several sets sof pretty
fans for the young girls, and the lucky
penny badges for the men were quite a
feature. Flags, handsome ones Of silk were
the faVors for the best figure. Among the
dancers were: Miss Miles, Miss Poor, Miss
Iaylor, Misses Owen, Miss Ffoulke, Miss
Merriam, Miss Hay, Miss Hagner Miss
Wilson and many Others And among the
men: Messrs. Andrews. Powell. Henderson
ffoulke, Tatten, Adams. Col Mause and
Lieut.. Guiick: The whole affair went off
with great ecIat.
its last german of the season at Carroll
institute Hall Wednesday evening next
Guests will assemble at $50 and at 10 the
german win be led by Mr.. George Thomas
Gox ana Miss Rosalie Augusta Healy. The
patronesses are: Mrs. William Beale Hibbs
Mrs Joseph P. Minetree, Mrs William
Todd Devan and Mrs. William Nelson
Moore
The Friendship Lodge. Society of I. O.
u. T., met last evening at the residence
of Mrs. Kings, 1905 9th street, where a
most enjoyable evening was spent After
.ne transaction Of the general routine of
business the balance of the evening (until
very late hour was utilized In the ON
Joyment of social games and telling funny
jokes. After social meeting a bountiful
repast was served. The successful winners
OF OF prizes We're Miss Alice Hoover and Mr.
ii. s. King. The consolation prizes to Miss
bryan and Mr. Schafer. Among those pres
ent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. King. Mrs.
Stanford, Mrs. H. L. King Mrs w. King.
MISS MISS Howell Miss L. G. Hoover -fiiss L.
Cox, Miss ]. King, Miss B. King. Miss p.
Stanford, Miss A. Hoover Miss Bailey
Miss Martin, Miss r. Stanford, Miss Camn,
bell, Miss Lyles. Mr.. Pitman, Mr.. A. L.
1aHcock, n S MI l.; Stuart, Mr.. Campbell Mr.
K smith, Mr.. D. Nell, Mr.. McKinnon' Mr..
Schafer, Mr. J. E. Leaman, Mr. Stuart, Mr..
Bryan, MIR. Phelps and Mr.. w. Parsons
One OF the prettiest home weddings last
week was that of Miss Rose J. Vogt and
Mr. John e. Kaiser, which took place in
the presence of relatives and few ner-
sonal friends, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Vogt 2I36
a Il street, Wednesday evening. April II, at
Church officiating. The bride wore white
satin and carried brides roses The maid
OF honor, Miss Nellie Schulz, wore pink
chiffon. and carried La France roses. Mr..
Fred l.. Vogt, brother of the bride. was
best man. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers The
nappy couple left on the midnight train for
New York and an extended northern tour
! They will be at home after May 1 to their
friends at 1922 Grant street, Mount Pleas
ant.
A delightful dance and reception took
place Thursday evening at Glen Sligo. The
banquet room and dancing parlors were
and many from Washington. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Brown.
Miss Maggie Mckay, Miss Katie Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs John Beal and Messrs VIII
Parsons. Bladen. Tyler. Hardesty, Long,
Lambeth, Powell, Ellsworth, Grimes, Aims
worth and Show. An d-fashioned Mary
land dance" is one of the delightful social
colonial dance will come of at Glen Sligo
before May day.
DR.. and Mrs Henry Hayes have returned
to the city, and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Henry g. Hayes, at 113 1st street north
east. Later they will go to 1852 Oregon
avenue to remain until their departure for
the Hawaiian Islands
Miss Lillian Sisson of Milwaukee, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
Jaquet the past month, left yesterday for
weeks visit In New York Mr. and Mrs
Jaquet entertained Monday evening in
honor of Miss Sisson. Among the guests
were DR.. and Miss Polkinhorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. l.. Harvey, the Misses Mamie and
Elizabeth Stuart, Martha and Clara Haines,
Vena Cutting. Grace Woodburn, Miss Ciapp
and the Messrs. DR.. Lemon, E Lemon.
Harry Cutting, Edw. La Fetra, s. Hams
and Harry Hooker.