The Washington times., 1902-01-16

/ L. leader.
6. H. Kuhn. b. F. Gotwals and Samuel F.
compton; soprano solo. Il Love You. -
dobeskl. Mrs. William l.. Wilson; Rea s
An Old Sweetheart of Mine" and
| Hlndo, Miss Susan Stone; tenor solos
ttwo), Mr.. James MacElwee; recitation.
| selections from j. Nhitcomb Riley. Judge
J. u. Flenner; instrumental-mandoli
Messrs- Charies and Arthur Karr and Mr.
MASON; recitation two pieces) Miss Hell
| enc Lackaye; selections on the autoharn
Mr. Rudolph E. Won Nagle; recitation
| (severai pieces), Rev. George Buckler.
Mrs Depew will not receive today. but
VIII be at home on the following Thurs
days Of the season.
Mrs. Maurice Francis Eean will give ,
'ea January 20. from to :, to Introduce
10 society her eldest daughter, Miss Pa
trice Egan.
The Minister from Nicaragua Mr.
ORE VIII give dinner tonight in honor
| oi hr John Barrett, former Minister tn
| SIAM "
representative and Mrs Olmsted of
fehnsylvania gave dinner last night in
hohor OF Miss Haldeman of Harrisburg.
| Mrs Thomas Cox has issued in.itatio,.
MfeA
sally Cox, to Mr. Charles Hume Tbmrs9
| day. January %. at St. PauIs Church on
| Iwenty-third Street.
Mrs. 7. VI. Patterson, wife of sepator
Patterson OF Colorado. will be at home
| at the Shoreham on Thursday. January
3o' and ON succeeding Thursdays of the
| season. VI 'ne
oNlDg tC the recent 1eatb of
MIS-. Pauiine Lancaster Peyton. of Den,
YER Col. Mrs. Llewellyn Eliot Will NOT
De at nome on Thursday, January 80. or
February G. w. u
Mr.. and Mrs. James Augustine cabil,
entertained at their residence INA Cor
corah street, Monday evening. il he
| lnf the tenth anniversary of their we'd
dlhg. MI and Mrs. Cahill welcomed rnair
friends In the spacious parlors. which
"cre beautifully decorated with cut SOW.
efs ana potted plants. The dining room
was handsomely ornamented with ct1t
mowers, tDe table containing a lar ved
ding cake. upon which were teu c+r,iea
me happy couple received the CON .,rottI
iations OF large number of frien,is.
Inc last meeting of the Azalea Club was
held on Massachusetts Ayenue The
hostess being Miss Mamie Miller after
"nich pountiful repast was served, the
table being decorated in palms ana ,be
club colors-pink and white. Among tbose
present were the Misses j. Brinkley Fl
ConoVer, l.. Detweiler X Sis A and /
Sleyers, E. May, b. Griffith N. and Il
Miller, and Mrs. b. Stewart. Nessrs
n Schaffer. J. Willis. T CrabbeII. G.
Young. o. Otterback. NJ. Ryan. IL John
son. J. Lynch, and j. Moriarity,
The next Sixty Couple Cotillion will be
given Wednesday, April .. The commit
Zee consists OF Mrs. C. H. Campbell. Mrs
John Poor. Miss Myer. and Miss owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Richardson enter
tanned their friends at their residence
II Street northwest. on Tuesday evening
number of recitations were delivered
by Miss Virginia l. Raymond Several
selections were rendered on the mandolin
and guitar by Messrs. NJ. L. Jones and
DR.. J. Arthur Taft. Mr.. C. H. Rodericl,
and Miss Mabel L. Raymond presented
several solos on the violin. accompa MED
by Miss V. l.. Raymond on the piano. and
Miss Hattie Ager also played piano solos.
After the musical programme followed
refreshments Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Harvard Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Duggers. Mrs. w. F. Lewis, Mrs
J. b. Webb. Mrs. j. T. Collins, Mrs. B.
Morris, Mrs. NJ. Farmer Mrs Hoops.
Mrs. G. A. Hill and son, Master George
Hill, the Misses Mabel and Virginia L.
Raymond Ethel Webb, Estella Beasley.
Beatrice Carrick, Hattie Ager, Zoe Hunt
err Amy Ferguson. Mamie Pittman. Katie
Slater, and Elizabeth Beasley Messrs
T. Thorman, F. L. Tarboy, S. p ODon-
nell, r. L. Edwards, C. H. Roderick.
Frank Razey, NJ. l.. Jones, and DR.. j.
Arthur Taft.
Mrs. Louis ID. Cdrmap Z home
Fridays, January IL and J.
Mrs. Orme and Mrs Hume will be at
home today, assisted by Mrs. William
Archer Roberts, Miss Mary f. Hume,
Miss Lillian A. Cragin, and Miss Louise
Herr.
Mrs Clarence R. Dufour will be at
home Thursdays. January 80 and Febru-
airy d.
Mrs W Van Schaick formerly of