The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-04

AhtSuds, cor udIy %, at - % tlOGh- 10 meet
Mrs. Lloyd Duval Smool.
Mrs. Martha S. Gielow. OF Alabama gave
most enjoyable dramatic reading last
Tuesday evening at the home of the Misses
Riggs, 1917 Street.
Mrs. Gielow is writer and impersonator
of old plantation life in the South. and IL
Illustrates her readings with original
monologues. character sketches, and cradle
songs. While in Europe she read before
royalty. Those present included Mrs.
Fuller. Mrs. Horace Gray, Mrs. Harlan,
Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs. Sheppard, Mrs. Har-
.iet Lane Johnston. Miss Alice Hay, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. johnson, Mrs Richardson,
Mrs. Chatard, Mrs. Lothrop Bradley. Mrs.
Wallace. Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Judge
Mott. the Hon. Sybil Pauncefote, Miss Kib-
hey. and the Misses Myers
The patronesses of the affair were Lady
Pauncefote, Duchess of ARGOS. Mrs. Charles
Bell, Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley, Mrs.
Caideron Carlisle. Mrs. Julius Catlin. Mrs.
Curry. Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs.
Horace Gray. Mrs. f. X. Goldsborougb,
Mrs. Harlan. Mrs. Westinghouse. Mrs
Hitchcock. Mrs. Burton Harrison, Mrs.
William c. Hill. Mrs. Z. C. Johnson Mrs.
Harriet Lane Johnston. Miss Kibbey. Mrs.
McKim. Miss Helen Myers. Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Page. Mrs. Satterlee. and Mrs
Horace Washington.
Mrs. Gielow left Thursday for New York,
but will return in the spring.
Mrs. Rotterdam Amman. of Maryland. and
Miss Elizabeth Green, of Readi g. sisters
OF Representative Green of Pennsylvania,
are in the city for the SEASON. They will
receive Mondays. February IL and &c. with
Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim at the Elsmere.
Mrs. Clara Colby gave a reception last
night in honor OF Miss Susan b. Anthony.
who is here TO attend the suffrage conven-
tion shortly TO be held in this city.
The Legion of Loyal Women. having
accepted an invitation TO be present at
the memorial service for General Lawton
at the Church OF Our Father tonight, will
assemble In the parlor Of the church,
Thirteenth Street entrance, at p. m. The
Good OF the Order hope to have a large
attendance on Tuesday evening. the 9Th
inst. The Philippines will be the sub
ject for the evening.
Mrs. Westinghouse has invitations out
for dinner tomorrow evening.
Miss Clara Sitz, OF Massachusetts Ave-
nue., entertained party of friends from
Philadelphia Thursday evening who are on
a Southern trip. They will return 10 this
city next June on their way to Paris and
be Joined by Miss SitZ. Among them are
Judge and Mrs. Gray and Miss Gray, Mr..
and Mrs. George Bling, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shrum, Mr.. c. F. Kline. Mr.. Wertz, and
Prof. Won Meyer of New York.
General and Mrs. Longstreet have re-
turned from an extended trip through the
West Mrs Longstreet was at home yes
terday afternoon for the first time this
season, l412 Twentieth Street. She was
assisted in receiving by a number CT young |
ladies. |
Mrs. Green Clay Goodioe will receive |
her friends informally on Thursdays. Feb |
ruary and Is, at 1903 Sixteenth Street.
Mrs Cushmsn X. Davis has cards out |
for a reception on the 18TH
Mrs. VI. A. Tucker, of Connecticut Ave-
nue. has gone South to visit her daughter, |
Mrs d. F. A. de Otte, the wife OF Lieu
tenant de Otte, who is on duty at New
berne, n. c.
Mrs. David II. Mercer wife OF Represen-
ative Mercer, 1903 Roanoke Street. will
not be at home Tuesday next but will re-
GIVE the following Tuesdays in February
18th and eth.
Miss Laise. 1924 p Street, has cards olt
or tea Friday, the 9th. when she will be
assisted by the young ladies Of the Wash
ngton Preparatory School.
Mrs. James Cooney 22i A Street south
EAST, will receive tomorrow, assisted by |
Miss VIII Allen Dromgroole, Mrs. Pettus
If Tennessee, and Miss Chastaine, of Mis-
iouri.
Mrs. Marshall Tilden has cards out for
Monday from . to 4, AIS stanton Place
So, ,,,-,,o,- and are. r, |