The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-01

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and Miss Curtis, wife and sister of the
Representative from Kansas Miss Linn is
from the same State, but for the past two
or three years she has been spending the
winters in this city and devoting her time
to music.
An artistic ante-Lenten event was the
musicale given last week at the residence
of DR.. Henry D. Fry by the pupils Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Lent The splendid resi-
dence On Connecticut Avenue was thrown
open TO the guests, who were seated in
the rooms opening into the music room il
which the concert was held.
The programme included solos and con-
certed numbers on pianos and stringed
instruments. each selection being rendered
with excellent skill. The performers were:
Misses Gertrude Fry, Refine Rochon,
Grace Endicott. Ruth Rizer, Blanche
Browning. Florence Stevens, Louise Far
row, Lena Zimmerman, Mabel Montgomery,
Grace Harding, Marie Bastianelli, Eliza
beth Sloan, Louise Hull, Ida Ullman, lisa
belle Peacock. Anna Endicott, Edith Fry
Matilda Rochon, Helen Bastianeili, Mrs. (.
L. Bugbee, Messrs. Edward Schultz, John
Timmes, Clarence whitmore, Tyler Nord-
linger, Maurice vilsack, Fred Carin. Rich
ard Barry, Mark Lansburgh Harold Smoot,
Mason, Wilmar, Lent, and Rudolf Lent.
Mrs. Everett Mallory Culver and Miss
Clark, daughters of Senator Clark of Mon
tana, who have been paying a visit to
their father at the Arlington, returned to
New York yesterday morning
Mrs. o. P. Rudd. of Ilion, n. Y, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Person, 1915 Il
Street.
Mrs. Lindsay, wife of Senator Lindsay
viii not receive this afternoon, but will
be at home informally the remaining
Thursdays in March.
At the ball given by the North Carolina
Society on Shrove Tuesday evening, the
beautiful basket of flowers voted to the
most popular young lady present was
won by Miss Irene s. Daniel, of Alabama
The presentation was made by the As
sistant Attorney General, Colonel Boyd.
The fund raised by the contest will be
donated to the Childrens Hospital. An
other handsome floral tribute, a gift from
Mrs. Mckinley to DR.. Walter c. Murphy
President OF the North Carolina Society
was much admired throughout the even
ing. Among the guests present were
Colonel and Mrs Youngblood and Miss
Ala bama, recently of Florida; Miss Young
blood, of New York; Mrs. Boyd. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 7. Murphy. Col. and Mrs. ]. G.
Moore, Miss Anna Kirkland WaddeiI, Mrs.
Wayne. Miss Ida Davenport Razzelle. Miss
Anne Pringborn, Miss Cora Wetzel. Miss
Irene Carter. Mrs. ". l. Scott, Mrs. w.
C. Murphy. Miss Woodbury., Miss Wine
bell, Miss Olivia V. Baker, Miss Mae Dan
iel, Miss Mabel Fowler. Miss Adeline
Schulze. Miss e. Wilson. Mr.. Jesse Powell
DR.. Heisler, Col David Anderson, Mr. f.
g. Mcleod, DR.. Ambleer Marstetter, Dr.
L. j. Battle. Mr. j. C. Jones, DR.. II. Sim
monds, Mr.. ". c. Ballinger. Mr.. j. W. AL
eXander, Mr.. A. W. Proctor. Mr.. p. NJ.
Patterson. Of Chicago; Mr.. J. T. Anderson,
DR.. p. B. Kennedy, Mr.. E. ID. Merrill,
Miss Mitchell Mrs. Robert n. Harper,
Miss Lorene McNette and Miss Schuyler.
The Emonons gave a third reception
at their Chevy Chase clubhouse. last
night. The german was again led by Lieu
tenant Ridgely who has recently returned
from the Philippines. and Miss Mabel
DplaDIaine of I Street