Evening star., 1902-01-28

Ago." solo by Mr.. Moore. Bedouin Love
Song. accompanied by Mrs Moore on the
piano, duet by Miss Annie Bransom and
Mrs. Vanderift. assisted by Miss Palmer
on the piano; violin solo by Master Eddle
Webster; talk by Miss We>.~Ing on De
partment of Temperance Work, Non-aico-
holic;" solo by Mrs VANDERBILT, You'll Re-
member Me-" piano solo, Miss Ida Wooden.
Refreshments We're served: Among those
Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Fleishell, Mrs. VAN
derift, Miss Annie Bransom Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Wooden. Mrs. Groo. Miss Caple, Mrs.
Elm. Miss Josephine Seein, Mrs. Cusic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang. Mr., and Mrs Gibson,
Mrs. Davis. Airs Webster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. Miss Wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Wood
ruff, Mrs. Baden Mrs. Harr. Mrs. Batson,
Mrs, Thatcher. Mrs. Haines. Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian. Mr.. and Mrs Frear. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore. Misses Ida, Lillian and Edna
Patterson. Howard Stewart. Eddie Web
Ster, Mrs. Ayres, Miss Gibson, Mrs. Peeler,
Miss Palmer
Mrs. George w. Cissel and Mrs. Roche
held quite large reception yesterday at
their residence. oak Crest Georgetown.
The grand old colonial house was made at
tractive with palms. flowers and beauti-
fully appointed table in Ine dining room,
presided over by Miss Plat and Miss Mar
garet Plat of North Carolina, while
Madame Sidky assiste. the hostesses in re-
ceiving their many guests.
Owing to the death of Mr. Lewis
mother Mrs, William E. Lewis will not be
The ladies of Chaplin w. c. T. L. will se
at home. 522 9Th street. Wednesday even
ing from 7:30 to 10.
Mrs. Philip T. Dodge left Saturday even
ing for GAINESVILLE, Ohio. called there by the
illness of a near relative.
Mrs. Tallmadge a. LamDert and Miss
Lambert will receive tomorrow.
Miss Moilie De Beer of baltimore is visit
ing Mrs. S. Breslank of 1926 Sth street and
will be pleased 10 see her lends this even
ing.
Mrs. w. s. Dalzell of Pittsburg K visiting
her mother, Mrs ]. T. Hough.
Mrs. l. L. Goldheim of 1916 18th street
will be pleased to see her friends wednes-
days after February /.
Mrs. Austin gave a luncheon of sixteen
covers today in honor of Miss johnson of
Wilmington.
Mrs. Edward Graves will be at home to
her friends tomorrow and Wednesday, Feb
ruary II.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. Louis
Seguenot of st. Louis TO the marriage of
his daughter Isabelle to Mr.. William
Hearne Grimes. formerly of this city. The
ceremony will take place at s o'clock at
St Marks Church February 8. The bridal
tour will be an extended one TO the City of
Mexico. Mrs A. V. Grimes and Miss
Grimes, the groom's mother and sister, will
attend the wedding, leaving here Friday
and returning about the 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison B. Atkins have as
their house guest their cousin, Miss Mary
CustS Lee of Virginia. Mrs. Atkins and
Miss Lee will be at home tomorrow after
noon at 1918 18th street.
Mrs. w. S. Shallenberger and Miss Shall
lerlberger. 1863 Mintwood place, will be at
home Thursdays for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. Root, wife of the Secretary of War,
will be at home tomorrow for the last time
this season, receiving from $50 to 6 p. m.
Mrs. Charles Cowles Tucker. Chevy
Chase, will be at home, informally, Satur-
days. February l and 8.
Mrs Myra Nordlinger will be at home on
Thursdays at 3032 N street.
Mrs John M. Thurston will receive We'd
nesday afternoon at her residence, 2132 Wy
oming avenue, from until 6.
Col. Bird of the quartermaster generals
office. and Mrs Bird have gone to At
lantic City for a weeks visit. .
Mrs. Darling, wife of the assistant secre-
tary Of the navy, will be at home tomor-
row from to 6. at 1870 street.
Mrs William Ayres Lamson has issued
cards for a reception at the Iowa on Feb
ruary 10, from to o'clock.