Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1894, Page 8

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Harris. ‘The Misses Hodges, assisted by Mrs. Morsell and the Misses Carier, Miss Grace Cox, Miss Hammerly, Miss Lalla Paxton, M18 T; after 3. Mrs. James M. Holmes, Mrs. J. F. Defan- dorf, Miss Holmes, Miss Mary Holmes, Mrs. E. McF. Wharton, Mrs. Geo. E. Arme strong, Miss Hattle M. Langston of Brook- lyn, Miss Blanche Campbell, Miss Grace Edwards, Miss Edith Lowe, 227 Ist n.e.; 2 to 8 Miss Lucy Hilton. assisted by Miss Grace N. Cobaugh, 2110 to 8 Miss Annie Hoxe. assisted by Miss Mamie King, 1409 3d: 2 to 5. Miss Ernestise Herrell, assisted by the Misses Jeanette Steward and Rose Riordon, YIS Pa. ave. s.e.: 4 to 10:30. Mra. and Miss Hamblett, 135 Ci ‘alifornia st. n.e., assisted by Mrs, and Miss Farabee, hiiss_Minnie Couley, Miss Alice Simmons; 2 to 7. Miss Annie Hanley, assisted by Miss Julia Sullivan, Miss Halley, and Miss Kate Han- ley, 1811 15th; 3 to 8. with Mrs. C. B. Mrs. Alex. T. Hensey, Rheem, 1612 $; 3 to 8. Miss Eugenie M. Howe, - Mrs. Max- well, 1002 East Capitol; 3 to 8. M Ida E. Harner, with — Ashby E. Bain, 619 Florida ave.; 3 to 7. Misses Estelle Herron, Iona Kingsbury, Nellie Wilkinson and Nina Wilkinson, 1455 Q. 4 to 8. Miss Edith Haskell, assisted by Misses Eva Stidham and May Hughes, 1002 South Carolina ave.; & to 10. Miss Anna Hage, La Fetra’s Hotel; 2 to 6. Miss Lillie Hazleton, La Fetra's Hotel; 2 to 6 Miss Estelle Herron, Kingsbury, 1455 Q; 4 to 8 — Martha Haines, La Fetra’s Hotel; 2to The Misses Blanche and Geraldine Her- man, together with the Misses Carrie Hage- man, Tlilie Nephuth and Blanche Neff, 337 with Miss Iona Mis Herzog, with Mrs. Wm. H. Bell, 60 T; 3 to 9. Miss Hild Marie Herzog, with Mrs. Wm. H. Bell, 80 T; 3 to 9 Miss Rertie Howser, Dolan, 1498 Sth; 4 to 8. Miss Cora Hart, with Miss Laura Dolan, 1408 Sth; 4 to 8. Mise Mamle Harley, with Miss Eva Whit- ford, 410 O; 2 to 4 Miss Mary’ Hantora, Miss Ac and with Miss Laura 4 G, sssisted by Miss nos Cowell 8. rt, Miss 8. Mrs. Henry C. Harris, assisted by Mrs. Emma Dorsey and Miss Mattie 1. Taylor, 1187 2uth. — m. | daughters, THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1894—TWELVE PAGES. with Mre. Thos. snyder, old Mi tito On | Lucy Themen iss Hodges athe Mise Vinnie Hodges, assisted by Miss Swormstedt, Miss Daven- Miss Belle Davenport, Miss Mamie illiams, Miss Heilprun, Miss Reckhow of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Howard Fits of Chica- 60, 1447 Stoughton st.; 6 to 9. eure, tea D. Howells ‘and daughters, assist- ples by Miss Lillian Learnard, 606 E n.e.; 10 9. Mrs. G. 8. Hamlin, 134 6th n.e.; after 3. 7 I Mrs. John Imirte, jr., assisted by Miss Beswell, Miss Ruth x and the Misses bare : oS ty Miss 88 . In Wheeler, 1252 6th aucat & ie a Mrs. Flavius Johnson, Bessie Hall, with by! _— Rynex, 1814 4th, Le Droit Park; 10 7. Miss Juvenault, assisted by Misses Ger- trude Burch, Irene McGor 2 e Mollie Jones and Alice Kelly, 441 I n.w.; 8 to 9. Miss Georgia L. Jeffrey, assisting Mrs. Thos. H. McKee, 7 Grant place; 8 to 8. Mrs. Anderson D. Johnston, with Miss Johnston, Mrs. C. J. Hagan and Miss Ber- Dawson, 1332 V. Miss Edith Johnson, with Mrs. H. Clay Stier, 1381 Corcoran; 4 to 9. Mrs. W. R. Johns, gy | Mrs. Thos. H. Martin, 1827 T n.w.; 4 to 8 Miss Lena Johnson, with the Misses Chambers, 1703 18th; 2 to'8. Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston, 1332 V. Miss Mollie Jones, with Mrs. E. H. Rip- ley and daughter, 109 6th n.e.; 1 to 8. Mrs. Dr. Hugh Johnston, at the parson- age, 333 C, 8 to 8, assisted by Miss Fannie and Miss Kate Brown, Miss Bertie Gemley, Miss M. E. Lutz, Miss Mary M. Rector, Miss Myra T. Hillman and Miss Laura M. Treble of Toronto. Mrs. Jerome F. Johnson and Miss Grace B. Johnson, 805 H, at First Congregational —, Mrs. Dr. J. T. Jenifer, at the parsonage of = —So A. M. BE. Church, 1615 dison; 12 to 8. ring Flavius T. Johnson, with the Misses mex, 1814 4th. iss Ida Jacobson, with Miss Landon, 1618 6th; 2 to 10. Miss Alice Joyce, 134 6th n.e.; aften 8. K Miss Mamie Keogh, with Miss Mollie Cruit, 513 M; 4 to &. Miss Fannie ‘Kennedy, La Fetra’s Hotel; 2 to 6 Miss Iona Kingsbury, the Misses Nellie and Nina Wilkinson and Miss Estelle Her- ron, 1455 Q; 4 to 8. Mrs. Henry M. Knight, assisted by Mrs. Millard F. Thompson, Misses Clara, Ella and Dora Knight, Mrs. Henry C. Thompson, Mrs. Florence Solger, Miss Athalia Ying- ling, Miss Cora Thompson, Miss Margaret Fletcher and Miss Nettie Gardner of som Mich., 1106 Maryland ave. s.w.; The ‘ittsses Kern will assist Mrs. H. Clay Stier, 1531 Corcoran st. n.w.; 4 to 9. Miss Mattie Kin; = Miss Laura Dolan, 1408 8th n.w.; 4 t Mrs. Fred Keefer, patohe by Miss Marie Bcott, 408 A n.e.; 2 to 5. Miss Maggie Kelly will assist Mrs. May Cobaugh House, 915 L; 4 to 9. Misses Minnie B. and Florence R. Keeve, 1004 O, with Mrs. Chas. Lyman, i243 New Jersey ave. Misses Amy and Etta Keleher, 483 Md. ave. s.w., assisted b¥ the Misses Blanche DeMotte, Amanda Thomas, Annie DeAtley, Mollie O'Neal and Lottie Keleher; 3 to 8. Miss Glady Kraft, assisted by Miss Fi ence Donohue, Miss Locnie Smith and Miss C. Davis; 3 to 10. Miss Kate Kipp will receive with the Misses Anderson, 1339 L st.; 4 to 8. Mrs. Hugo Kander, at 1318 L st. ».w., as- sisted by Mrs. I. Platt Foot, Mrs. L.Kranki and Mrs. Albrecht of St. Louis. Mrs. Nellie Reed, assisted by her daugh- ter, Miss Reed, Mrs. Edward S. Williams, Mrs. Charles Reed, Mrs. Harrie C. Surguy, Miss Allen, Miss O'Toole and Miss Lesie O'Toole, 101 2d n.e.; 4 to 9. Miss Annietta King of Q street, with Mrs. Lamoreux, at the Buckingham. Mrs. George Kane, assisted by Mrs. T. P. Kane, 421 Massachusetts avenue; 4 to “Miss: Mary Kane, assisted by her sister Katherine and Theresa, 130) 4th; 6 to 8. L Miss Lucy Livings, with the Misses Rynex, 1814 4th, Le Droit Park; 4 to 7 iss Mary Little, La Fetra’s Hotel Mrs. G. H. La Fetra, La Fetra’s 2 to 6 Miss Langton of Brooklyn, with Mrs. — and daughters, 227 Ist n.e. J. Lasier, assisted by Mrs. R. A. Pyles, dirs. W. Wright, Mrs. Clar Dawson, Miss M. MecElfresh, Miss Josephine Peck, Miss Estelie Tucker, Miss Nellie Carter and the Misses Laster, 1427 Binney, lumbia Heights to Mrs. oreux, assisted by Miss Hustins, Miss King and Mrs. Smith, the Bucking- ham.* Miss Katie Loring, assisted by Miss Annie Dugan, Miss Mary nell, Miss Cella and Annie Eagan, Miss Mary Sh: and Joe Danniel, Frank McRooney, 233 K n.c.; 10 to 8. Miss Grace L. Levis, with Miss Dollie J. Grynne, 1407 L n.w irs, G. Lyles, assisted by her daughter, Miss Violet, 2228 10+ 2 The Misses Lena and QR se Miller, as- sisted by Miss Carrie Keiser and Kate Ruppert, Maggie Butt and Misses Descher of Baltimore, 450 H n. to 10, Miss Josephine Lu h mond L. Ford, 8 to 11. Mrs. E. Lynch, assisted by Misses Rosa Hawkins, Ella Hurley, Mainie Neumeyer, M. Lowe, Alice Taylor, Nellie Bernard and Lizzie Carroll, Sth. Mrs. Charles Lyman, ave.; after 2 Miss Mamie Lyons, Tanner, Miss ae Crowser, - 12343 New Jers: assisted by Lil Tanner and Clss sted by her cousin Itimore; Mrs, Alic Jefterzon, Miss Eva Semms and Mrs, Flor. ence Vessells, 103 20th n. Miss Lizzie Lane, aseist i by Lanza! Jen- nie Cudmore, Lena Purce zie Hen- nessy, Alice Canty and Miss x Mahon, 4 G; 1 to Miss Mazie Ly: Ashly Bain, 619 Fla. av Mrs. Ist th Mrs, Miss Florence Hi. aggie Griffith and 10 10. Mrs. Chas. Lyman, man and the sisted bh Miss A. Lee, 1 assisted by Miss I. Misses Cora A. Lord, Ce! A. Mayse, Mamie Little, Blanche Herbert, Minnie B. Keene, Fio! R. Keene and Ella L. Davis, 1245 N. J. ave.; atier 2. The Misses C. Louise and Mae V. Hurl- but, Y. M. CG. A. Miss Matilda by her sister, Mrs. Biggs 1 to 5, Mrs. J. daugh- ters, Miss Mary and Mrs. Goodman, and Mrs. and Miss Schneider, 600 T; 5 to 7. Miss Blanche Landon, 16i8 6th, assisted by Mrs. Murray, Miss Estelle Campbell and Miss Ida Jacobson; 2 to 10. Miss Ida Lusby ‘and her sister, s.e.; 3 to 8. Miss Maggie FE. ombe, with the la- dies of the W. C. T. U. ntral Union Mis- sion building, 622 Louisiana ave.; 4 to 9. 524 11th ™ Mrs. Wm. A. Morsell, with the Hodges, #18 1; after 3. Mrs. H. Page Maxwell, assisted by Mrs. Justin R. Runyan and the M Mau Maxwell, Alics Parker, 3 ‘Honodle, Rugenie Howe, Grace Mart atia Web- | ster, Eva Webster, Jennie Mc mate | Bradley and Lillian Hitter, ttol; 3 to 8. Mra. A. Moran will Babcock, 1334 15 r Mrs. Thes. H. 1002 East Cap- ssist Mrs. E p.m. assisted by her Miss Nina and Mrs. W. K Johns; Mesdames E. artin, H. M. Bennett, Karl Decker, L. & Hunt, F.C. Wallace and the Misses Ha Bennett, Brenta French, Delia Maude Rose Williamson and Elizabeth Wi inter 1327 T; 4 to S. Mrs.'B. N. “Meade, with Mrs. Wm. H. fs i “with Mrs. Thos. . Ki A H. Martin, 1327 T. Miss Belle S. Morgan, with Mrs. H. 0. Claughton, 1740 P; after 3. Miss Mary M: y. with Mrs. Pr. Baker, 1315 Corcoran; 4 to 8. Misses Mattie, Margaret and Laura Mor. gan will assist Mrs. Howard F. Jonson, 6 13th; after 3. assisted by Mt Miss Olga Maturne of Brooklyn, Miss Maime McGrann, Miss Margaret Hickey, Miss Mary Sweeney, Miss Clara Killmon, a Jessie and Hortense McGowan, Miss Misses Jessie and Hortense McGowan, hing aad nee 8. and A. McGrann, 520 rae Carrie McGlue, La Fetra’s Hotel; Spor Annie McDaniel, La Fetra’s Hotel, sun Nannie Moffett, La Fetra's Hotel, to 6 Mrs. Harry Murray, with Mrs. Bell, 930 T n.w.; 3 to 9. Misses Sara and Annie McGrann and — ms Maturne of Brouklyn, 520 Ist. Morgan, assisted by Miss Morgan, Mrs, Samuel T. Cushing, Mrs. Douglas M. Scott, Mrs. Lincoin Smith, the Misses Prince, Katharine Saville and the Misses Harman Brown, 1633 Massachusetts ave.; from 1 to 6. Miss Celia Mayse, with Mrs. Chas. Ly- man, 1243 New Jersey ave. Miss Carrie roe with Mrs. Bell, 930 T n.w.; from 3 to 9. M Harry McCabe, Chambers, 1783 13th; 2 to Miss Margaret McKenna will assist Mrs. c A. Brandenburg, 2139 N n.w.; from 4 to Miss Estelle McNerhany will assist the Misses Watson, 104 E n.w.; 3 to 9. Miss Maggie McBride will be assisted by Misses Mollie Cutsail and Bertha De eed and the Misses Grady, 223 H n.e.; 10 10. Miss Ida Marders, Miss Bertha Langraft, assisted by Mrs. Foertsch, 462 M s.w.; from 4 to 8. Mrs. Charles Money, assisted by Miss Julia and Maggie Carr, Mrs. Janie Chism, Mrs. Rachel Thorn and Miss Teresa Burke, 721 24th; from 5 to 11. Miss Maggie Morgan, assisted by Misses Fannie Cartwright, Han Buckley, Ma- aa 2131 Ward Piace, n.w.; from 7 1 Miss Jennie Mac Mickle, with her mother, me 5 - Riffard Mickle, 1414 6th n.w.; from 0 Mrs. J. Rifard Mickle, essisted by her daughter, Jennie Mae, and Misses Cart- ner, Barrett, Rucss, Adelaide Bolway and Quinter, 1414 6th n.w.; from 3 to 8 Misses Florence E. and Edna A. Muir, and Miss Mabel Muir of East Orange, N. J., assisting Mrs. J. J. Muir, 512 3d. Miss Emily Miller, with Miss Maud Os- borne, 142 F n.e. Mrs. J. J. Muir, assisted by Miss 8. E. Weidemann of Philadelphia, her nieces, Miss Edith Dudgeon of Morristown, and Miss Mabel Muir of East Orange, N. J.; Miss M. V. Fenwick, Miss G. L. DeLand, Miss F. Shuttle, Miss L. c ees and the Misses Muir, 512 3d; 4 to Miss Nannie Moffett, with Mrs. La Fet- ra; 2 to 6° Mrs. W. H. Mickle, assisted by her sis- ter, Miss L. F. Hayes, and Mrs. H. A. Gwin, 620 L n.w.; 3 to 7. Miss Jessie Murphy ‘will assist Miss Stella Carberry, 44 New Jersey ave. n. 2 tof Mrs. P. I. Manning, vee Misses M aning and Miss Mourning, 1 15th; 4 to 10, Mrs. Thos. H. McKee, assisted by her daughter, Miss McKee; Mrs. Dr. D. B. Street, Mrs. Conway of Bristol, Tenn.; Mrs. Dr. William Gibson, Mrs. R, S. Rich- ardson, Miss E. ‘Ty Ward, Miss May John- son, Miss Delia Street, Miss Blanche Street, Miss Georgia Jeffrey, Miss Laura Clements and Miss Laura Brooke, 7 Grant Place; 3 to 8 The Misses Mitchell, with Miss Maude Eppley, 608 Maryland ave. s.w. Mrs. T. J. McNamee, assisted by the Misses Edith MacNamee, Nettie Collett, Saliie Pickens, Balnche Collamer and Miss Mamie Bagnall of Baltimore, 808 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w.; from 3 to 3. Rosa Mahoney, assisted by Mrs. R. Misses A. Douglass, Mrs. Robinson, . Magruder, C. Balley and Mrs. Tucker, 1120 23d _n.w.; from 6 to 11, Miss Amanda McMurray, with Mrs. C. 3 1612 8 to's. Mrs. C. B. Rheem, 161 with nw. 0 8. ‘Miss ‘Katie Mentel wil assist Miss Eva Whitford, 419 O n.w.; 2 to 6. Miss Grace M. Martin, with Mrs. Max- well, 1002 East Capitol; from 3 to 8. Mrs. Franzonia Myers, Miss Lulu Allen, assiste by Miss Elva Fletcher, National Commandery Hall, United Order Goiden Cross; 5 to 9. Mrs. Bridget McDonald, assisted by Miss with the Misses McDonald and Miss Alby Connors, 1009 2d n.e.; after 2. Mrs. Wm. N. Moore, assisted by the Misses Cecil Dulin, Madeleine Quacken- bush and Bernice Stockbridze, 1639 Marion sth and 7th and Q and QR; 3 to 8. Miss Mayme Murty, with Mrs. A, Addi- son Ashburn, 50S 6th’n.w.; after 4. Mrs. Kate Thysen Marr, 28 Grant place; after 3. Mrs. len Spencer Mussey, with Legion of Loyal Women, 419 10th n.w.; 12 t Miss Lucy M. Moore, with’ Mrs, Dal- rymple, 1829 M n.w.; 3 to 8. N beg Theda North, Miss Emma Dodge Miss Bertha Swindelis, with the ladies ta Chapter, Eastern Siar, in Mason- all; G6 to 10. Mrs. M. M. North, 1704 Minnesota ave., with the ladies of the Eastern Star, in Masonic Hall; 6 to 10. Airs. Ch ‘aylor, 119 E. n.w., assist- ed by Mra. H, Combs@ Mrs A. M. Becker; after oreoran and Miss Regina m. 3 ver E. Newton, 718 Sth n.e., 4 to ¥ P ii. Lee Smith, Miss Laura Kimmei, Miss dary E. Phelps, Miss Kate Pheips, Miss Eva Fiathers and M Lillie Johnson of Balti- te Berens Pi Mrs. S. M. 1 S i ite ladies of East- Hall, Anacostia. Mrs. Maj. 1315 15th, assist- ed by 3 ‘ay, Mrs. Robt. Wend, M d the Misses Alma and nie and Helen : of Holland; K, 3 to 7, Wills, Viole ‘a Cozzens and Boyd and Miss Gabrille Ste 8 tos, . Fronia_ Nickolson, Misses Hath Davis, Mary Godirey, Lau Mary Scuyder. Dr. . M. Newmen and Mrs. Newman, 1 by the officers’ v f the First cs Mth and G. ladies of the ‘entral Louisiana ave.; O'Hag: with ter’ 2 Miss Rose ‘ with Miss Mamie ted by Mi Christie, 10: Laura with Miss M Bric Minnie Jack en and M . Mahoney; sting the Miss Mollie Potter, La Fetra's Hot ton, 718 Miss Elia Ls 4 to rman Pruitt, as Miss Mag: Miss Annie Di and Miss Jose Miss mith, mond, hine Pruitt, Desmond by Miss ey and Mrs. : Mrs. ran; Miss Prebey, with Miss 3 too the Misses | _ 8 Claudia Moran, | Maxwell, Parker, ted by Mrs. ‘Thomas, Mrs. Ellen “Bel, Miss Clara Adams, Mrs. Lula Epps, Miss Mary Gibson, Mrs. Henderson, Miss Gertrude Parker and | Mrs. Middleton, 1215 13th. Miss Emily Peck, with Miss Agnes Dillon, 1550 Howard ave.,-Mt. Pleasant; 2 to 7. oon Ida M. Pruett at the La Fetra; 2 ‘ts. Pomeroy and daughter, with the Legion of Loyal Women, 419 10th; 12 to 9. Miss Ida Pruett, La Fetra’s Hotel; 2 to 6. Miss Mae V. Petty, assisted by Misses Brazgelton, Munson, Rucker, Whittington, per Collins and Boiseau, 3331 0 n.w.; 0 Miss Maude Pfeiffer, with Mrs. Minnie Boyd Upperman, 1312 12th. Miss Eva Parker, 508 6th s.w., with Mrs. A. Addison Ashburn; after a Miss Hattie R. Quinter, with Mrs. J. Rif- fard Mickle, 1414 6th; from 3 to 8. Miss Madeleine Quackenbush, with Mrs. Wm. N. Moore, 1639 Marion; 3 to 8. The Misses Rynex, assisted by Mrs. Fla- vius Johnson (nee Bessie Hall), Miss Ella B. Clapp and Miss Lucy Livings, 1814 4th street, Le Droit Park; 4 to 7. Miss Mary J. Roberts, from 2 to 4; 1411 85th street. Miss Fannie Roome, with the Misses An- derson; 1339 Q st. nw. ‘Miss Lucy M. Rynex, with Miss Grace A. Dowling, 614 E; 3 to 9. Miss Julia Reasan, assisted by Miss Kate Joy, Miss Kate Ahern and Miss Juliet Hayes, from 2 to 7; 103 O n.w. Mrs. Jerome B. Robinson, Newark st., Petworth, D. C.; trom 4 to 8. Mrs. R. 8. Richardson assisting Mrs. Thos. H. MeKee, 7 Grant place; froin 3 to P. iss Irma Ruess, with Mrs. J. Riffard Mickle, 1414 6th st. n w ; from 3 to 8. Miss Kate Roche, ass™ted by her sisters Mary and Nell and Miss Mamie Kane; 2 to 6, New Jersey ave. Mrs. Kate Ross, 1921 L st. nw., with Mesdames Henry Sayles, Hester Perrin and Miss Thompson of Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem, 1612 3 st. n.w.; 3 to 8; assisted by Mrs. Alex. T. Hensey, Migs Amanda “McMurray and Miss Clara Meyers. Mrs. Charles F. Renshaw, assisted by Miss Mollie Renshaw and Mrs. Teylor of Oil City, Pa., 819 13th; 6 to 8. Miss Repp and Miss Lott! with Miss Lula Chappel, 822 H n. 4 to 3. Mrs. Frank Renshaw, assisted by her daughter Ida; 1518 Kingman place. Mrs. E. H. Ripley and daughter, assisted by the Misses Buckingham of Connecticut, ie agen ard Miss Heinline, 109 6th n. 0 Miss Florence Reynolds, with the Misses Chambers, 1703 13th; 2 to 8. Miss Jessie Riley, in Tenleytown, assist- ed by Miss Esther Waliher and Miss Nan Shoemaker; 4 to 8. Miss Reckhow of Pennsylvania, with the Misses Hodges, 1447 Stoughton s' The Misses Roland, 1006 K s. Miss Rose Rabbitt, 508 6 s.W., With Mrs. A. Addison Ashburn; after 4 o'clock. Rerp, Miss Nettio Seitz will assist Mrs. Mary Cobaugh House, 915 L; 4 to 9, Miss Maude Shaw, with Mrs. T. H. Mar- tin, 1827 T nw to 8 Miss Kate K. Spencer, with Mrs. Wm. H. Carson, 632 A n.e.; 8 to 7. Miss Sipe, assisted by Mrs. H. 8. Wright and Misses Minnie and Doelie Sipe, Uv0 Mass. ave. n.w.; 3 to 7. Miss Edith Smith, assisted by Miss Belle Burns, Miss Helen “Dodge, Miss_ Louise Shelpley and Miss Rhoda Grey, 117 C s.e.; to 7. Miss Anna and Miss Mrs. Frank Bakey, 1315 Corcoran; 4 to & Miss Kate V. Smoot, with Mrs. 8. M. Yeatman, Sil 8d; 3 to 10. Miss Lilian Squm, with Mrs. Ashby Bain, 610 Fla 3 Miss Brittanta “stewart, assisted by Miss ‘ario Letcher, 2128 Florida ave.; 4 te 1 rs. Victoria Scruggs, assisted by her sis- ter, Mrs. Addie Johngon, and Miss Birtena 112 20th; 2 to 10. 5 M. Spar! ‘ks and Mrs. 8. W. Folk, assisted by the Misses Edna Gray and Mat- tle and Alice Pyemont, Miss Alice M. B. Simmons, ‘with Mrs. and Miss Hamblett, 188 California n.e. iA Miss Carrie Stratton, with Miss Grace A. Dowling, 614 E, 3 to ® Mrs. Wm. Smith, assisted by Mrs. Letber and Mrs. Poole, the Misses Poole, Goodfel- low, Gilmore, Cushing,-Chapman, Hiester, Stanley and Smith, 1606 K, Miss Marie Selecman, with Miss Mollie Cruit, 513 M: 4 to & leanor Simms, with Mrs. A. 'T. Stuart, Miss Stuart, assisted by Miss Richards of Montana, Miss Howell of Pennsylvania, Miss Crogh: Miss Luts and Miss Lynch; after 3. Mrs. Sara A. ‘Spencer, assisted by Mrs. Stella Andrews Harrison of St. Louis, Mrs. Clara Walter Groves of Alexandria, V: and Misses Lucy M. Groves, Anna M. Hay Lura C. Rugg, Bertha ©. Walter, Mary E. Graves, Louise S$. Reichmann, ' Arlieville Pittman, Alice P. Bell, Mae A. Detterer, Fannie L. Gibbs, Lille 8. Hansbrough, Alma L. Helm, Martha A. Hey, Letitia A. Lan- gille, Marion L. Randall, Bessie H. Ryan, Mamie Shalleross, Agnes Sleavin, Clara V. Staats and Helen Stedman, Quadri-centen- nial hall, Spencerian College, ith and D; 1 to 6. Misses Eunice and Estelle Sullivan, as- sisted by Misses Savage, O'Neill and Fitz- gerald, 78 K n.e.; 2 to 10, Miss’ Hessie Shearman, assisted by the ses Rose and Katie Clarke, 1928 L n.w.; 9. Miss Irene Steers, arsisted by the Misses Rose Whitmer and Susie Davis of Rock- ville, Montgomery ave., Takoma Park, 5 to Mrs.Maggle Maddex Smith and sister, Mrs. Harry Murra: arrle Maddex, with Mrs. Bell, Maggie I ruitt, 10 6th n.e.; 3 to 9 Miss’ Anna 2. Shiciis, with Mrs, Norman T. Eliott, 2153 Florida ave. Miss Marion Slater, with Mrs, Norman T. Elliott, 2153 Florida ave. rs. cuatien W. Shi Fred. Conboye, Miss lock, 1824 13th; to The Misses Strickler, after 4. Miss Anne De Shea, assisted by the Miss- es Annett Callag Marie Griflin, Agnes ‘Trodden and Ruby Scott of 3 to IL Thomas W. Smith, assisted by Mrs. W. White, Miss Smith, Miss Shields, B. arrie Shiclis, Miss Burroughs, Miss Clare Eurroughs, Miss Harvey, Miss Grace Lesier, Miss Judson, 616 E. Capitol. . Sweeney, assisted by her daughters ends, Mrs. Coyle, Mrs. Dillon and . Shugrue, 48 I n. Smith, with Sirs. Norman assisted by Mrs. am and Miss Pol- 512 East Capitol; Mrs. Dd. sting Mrs, Thos. place; 3 to 8 Misses Lizzie, Kose and Saldee Sefton, as- i Jessie Clear, Miss Rose O'Hagan, Miss Le one Doll, 1887 14th n.w.: after 2: Made Small, with the Misses Cham- t Siss oe lia tin, 13 . Miss Irene Sicers, assisted by the Misses Suste Davis and Rose Whitney, Montgom- , Takoma burgh, assisted by on; 6 to 10, Eva Whit- assisted by her sister, cain, her daughters, Mrs, Byrnes, nite and Mabel $ = and Mrs. mie.and Bessie Kern, An- ace and Hessie Lewis, Litle Polton, Edith Johnson Stewart, assisted by Mrs. Bar- 5 art and Miss Helen 10 7. sisted by Mrs. Warren K. yder, M ter D. Cannon, Misses Arledge, Hanna, Morris, Batcheller, Hou- and Roose, 1011, M; 4 to 10. Sweene; with Misses Mec- to Hertha Stier, with Mrs. H. C. Stier, reoran; 4 to 9. Mrs. Ge ree? H. Smith and Mrs. Alfred A. noted 717 13 Ww. s nine Simpson, assisted by Miss itehead, Miss Nora and Dora Miss Babbitt, 825 New Jersey to 8. Sthyl Stratton will assist Miss Mae clo, 608 6th n.w.: 3 to 9. Martha . Stocket, with Electa Hall, Anacostia. man, with Miss Agnes Dil- . Pleasant 7. penis © Shutile, assisting Mrs. ry J. Ke tay ae oo Mrs. H. C. E . Kn i be by Mrs. Rup- and Miss Bart . with the Wo- ce Union, i] | Misses Bynum, their juarters in the Central Union Mission building. Mrs. L. B. Swormstedt, assisted by Miss Mamie V. Swormstedt, Miss Godfrey the Afisses Gales of Milford, Mass., 1465 14th; after 3. Mrs. M. B. Silence, assisted by her sister, Mrs. 8. A. Procter, Miss V. Goss, Miss Em- ma Guilberry, 1222 13th n.w.; 6 to 10. Mrs. H. W. Sessford, 134 6th ne; after 3. T Miss Cora De L. Thomas, La Fetra Ho- tel; 2 to 6. Mrs. William Thomas, assisted by her daughters py Mamie and Miss Em- ma Crown, after 4; 625 K. Mrs. Edwin M. Truell, 1733 P st., assisted by Mrs. Dora T. Voorhis; 3 to 9. Miss Daisy Town, with Mrs. Geo. H. Brown, 1312 R st.; 4 to 9. Mrs. E, Terrel, assisted by Miss J. C. Henson and Miss Christina Thompson, 1210 R_st.; 3 to 10, Miss Emma H. Troutman, Mixs Elste E. ‘Troutman, Miss Minnie Brooks, Miss Maude E. Franklin and Miss Jean MacCallum of Wilmington, Del., 235 1st. +. 8 to 6. Mies Frances E. Taylor, ith Mrs. G. W. Gray, 923 I; after 4. Mrs. Lizzie Tyler and son, 1921 4th; 3 to 11. Miss Emma Thomas, Fannie Cole and Miss Madison st.; 5 to 1 Miss Lizzie Thompson, assisted by Mrs. Wilson of Philadelphia, Pa., 325 M 4 Mrs. Mary Wood- assisted by Miss W. Barber, 1624 32 to Solo- to 7. P cog Fanny Taylor, La Fetra Hotel * Miss Georgia Turnbull, with Mrs. mon Carr, jr., 1417 12th st. n.e.; 3 to 6. U Mrs. Uhl, wife of the assistant secretary of state, assisted by Mrs. Major Parker, Mrs. Frederick Suttee of Detroit and Miss Uhl, 1901 N; 1:30 to 6. Mrs. Minnie Boyd Upperman, assisted by Miss J. Maude Pfeiffer and Miss Mar- garet Baldwin of Annapolis, Md., 1312 12th. v Miss Mattie J, Valiant, with Mrs. Spen- cer. pits. Dore T. Voorhis, with Mrs. Captain M. ‘Truell, 1783 P; 4 to 9. Briss Clara and Ella Vermillion, assist®a by Miss Annie Hutchinson, 821 Ist s.e.; after 3. Mrs. Jos. Van Fleet will assist her sis- ters, the Misses Chambers, 1703 13th; 2 to 8 w ‘The Misses Welsh, assisted by Misses Mamie Shepperd, Lulie Peters, Helen John- gon, Ella Swett, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Dr. Prather and Miss Jackson, Miss Gcorgine Kelley, Miss Essie McKinlay, Miss Mena Downing and the Miss s Campton, 1015 llth; 4 to 7:30, te Miss Estelle Wilkerson, 623 La. ave.; 5 Miss Lillian Wallingsford, with Miss Kathleen Clanchy, 1530 8th. Mrs. Frances C. Wallace will receive with Mrs. T. H. Martin,1827 T r.w.; 4 to 8 Mrs. S. M. Wescott, assisted by Misses Jeannette and Edna’ Wescott and Miss Esther Jordan of Indianapolis, at the Y. M. C. A., from 2 to 4, and = the W. C. T. U. headquarters from 4 to 9. Miss Wetmore, Mrs. LaFetra’s Fiotel; 2 to ‘Miss Loulse W! Jdateombe, with Mrs. 8. M. Yeatman, 511 3 Miss Marguerite Whiteley. with Mrs. Frank Baker, 1315 Corcoran; 4 to 8. Mrs. H. A. Wind, with Mrs, Allison Nallor, 1315 15th; after 8. Mrs. William P, White, assisted by Mrs. Benjamin Brown, Mrs, 8. R. Keeler, Mrs. Laura B. Holderby, Mre. Robert Rodgers, Yrs. William T. Priddy, Mise Lillie L. Wil- son, Miss Amy Eckbert, 815 M; after 3. Miss 8. E. Weidemann of Philadelphia, assisting Mrs. J. J. Muir, 512 3d. Miss Louise Whelpley, ™ ith Miss Edith Smith, 117 C st. 6.e.; 8 to Miss Grace M: White, at ¥. M. C. A., 1407 N.Y. ave.; 2 to 7. Mrs. Maggie H. Whaley, assisted by Miss Donahue, 116 Bth s.e.; 4 to 10. Miss Eva Whitford, assisted by Miss Memle_ Harley, Miss Mildred Searle and Miss Katie Mentel, 419 O n.w.; 2 to 6. Mrs. Walcott and Miss {Walcott and Mrs, L. W. Boody, 1626 Q; 2 Mrs. Susie M. W: ater. ‘assisted by Mrs. William Francis Ward, Mrs. James Molan Hilton and Miss Alberta Walker, $36 2a; after 3. Miss Helen Wright, with Miss Agnes Dillion, 1550 Howard ave. Mt. Pleasant; to Mrs. L. F. von Wimpffen, assisted by the Misses Brick, Walmsby and Miss Meta von Wimpffen, 1614 Ist; 6 to 10. Mrs. Burrell Wood and Miss Letitia Bag- ley, assisted by Miss Kaile Wood, Miss B. Blair, Miss Julia Gilmeg and Miss E. Brew- er, 2226 11th; 2 to 1. Mrs. Emma F, Wharton, LaFetra’s Hotel; 2 to 4. Miss Lillan Wallingsford, with Miss K. Clarchy, 1530 8th; after 4. ‘Miss 8! E. White, La Fetra’s Hotel; 2 to 6. 2s Mattie Wamstull, La Fetra’s Hotei; 0 Mrs. W. E. Wright, w. Gray, 923 1; after 4. with Mrs. G. Mis. Wiliam ‘Francia Ward, with her mother, Mrs, Susie M. Walker, 986 23d; after 3. Mrs. Walter E. Wright, with Mrs. Geo. W. Gray, 923 I; after 4. Miss Lay Waiker, assisting her mother, Mrs. 8. H. Walker, 420 B n.e.; 5 to 10. Mrs. J. W. Wrenn, assisted by Miss Wrenn, Miss Margaret N. Carter and Miss Daniel, 1004 C s.w.; 3 to 8. Miss Minnie Wetzel, with the Misses Em- ma and Lillie Greene, 514 D n.e.; 2 to 10. Mrs. John De Witt Warner, assisted by Mrs. J. S. Seymour, Mrs. J. D. Sayers, Mrs. H. H. Winslow, Mrs. J. W. Smith and the Newcomb, Morgan, Wy- rer Williams, Powell and Mace, 1700 19th 07. Miss Rose Williamsen, with Mrs. Thomas H. Martin, 1327 T. Miss Ada F. White, with Miss Hanford, 40 G; after 3. s Nellie and Nina hl eager with sbury, 1455 Q; 4 to Allie R. Warfield and Miss Ella May Donn, with the ladies of the W. C. T. U. at headquarters; 4 to 8. Miss Wheeler, assisted by Miss Cutts, Miss Durfee, Miss Maude Durfee, Miss Websier, Miss Isabel Webster, Miss Belle Ingram and Miss Ione Cooke of Baltimore, 2 to 8. h Winter, with Mrs. Thomas 827 TS Williams, W. C. T. U. head- eberger, assisted by her - Toad; 2 to 5, liss Mae and Katherine Whelan, assisted by their cousin, Miss Iusalee Nolan, 1421 1 to 6. Miss Ethel Watson, assisted by her sister, Miss Pauline, and Miss Estelle McNer- hany, 104 E Miss Mary T. Wolfe, assisted by Miss O'Connor, Miss Gorman. Miss Josie Gor- man and Miss Buckley, 32 to & Mrs. 8. H. Walker, Seanad by Miss Luh A. Walker, Miss Alice Brady, Mrs. Joseph Harper, Miss Nellie Harper, Miss Sallie Nicholson, 420 B n.e.; quarters. rs. J.B, Walling and Miss May V. Wailing, assisted by Mrs. L. D. Walter, Miss Gertie Crowder ese Miss Florence Jackson, 415 A n.e.; 2. to 8. Miss Helen Walmsby, assisting Mrs. L. F. von Wimpffen, 1614 Ist; 5 to 10. Mrs. lL. F. von Wimptfen, assisted by the Misses Walmsley, Miss Nott and the Misses Brick, 1614 Ist; 5 to 10, Mrs. George Wagner, assisted by Miss Kate Kane, 1950 Mth; 3 to 6. Mrs. Mary Wilbur and the Misses Wilbur, assist y Misses Flora Rhees and Mazie Brown, 1719 15th; 4 to 10. Mrs. Columbus Winkleman, jr., assisted by Miss Ela Winters, Mrs. Captain Win- ters, Mrs. Robert Halpin, Mrs. Columbus Winkleman, 180 N. C. ave. 8.e.; 2 to 8 Miss Mame Williams, with the Misses Hodges, 1447 Stoughton; 6 to 9. ¥ Mrs. 8. M. Yeatman, assisted by Mrs. Dr. C. R. Dufour, Mrs. 'N. 8. Faucett, Mrs. Jokn Glimcre, Mrs. Kate Norwood, Mrs. F. P. Neale of Baltimore, Md.; Miss Kate * Smoot, Misses Ada and Bessie Ashley, Miss Louise Widdicombe and Miss Bertie M. Wollard, 511 34; 8 to 10. Miss Clara F. Young with Miss Agnes rere? 1550 Howard ave. Mt. Pleasant; 2 to 7. Mrs. B. F. Yohe, aseisted ~. om Misses Craigen, 312 Del. ave. n.e.; Mrs. Kate Young, assisted es Miss Lonie Smith, 505 H n.e.; 5 to V. ORGANIZATIONS. The lady friends of the Y. M. C. A. will receive in the parlors, 1109 New York ave- nue, after 2 o'clock, and extend a general invitation to the young men of the city. Among those tho will receive are Mes- dames J. E. Pugh, H. L. Buell,.d. C. Ball, J. W. Crawford, J. F. Donahoc, W. G: Fearing, P. 8. Foster, T. A. Harding, W. *. Henry, D. F. Harris, F, W, Lang, G. A. H. W. Olmsted, M.D. Slocum, ms, 8. E, Tracey, F. Williams, E. 8. . R. Whitcomb, Misses Zue Brockett, Viola Brockett, Jennie W. Barker, Annah G. Bogan, N. Bogan, Mabel E. Brown, Ella M. Chase, Annie L. Clark, Belle Cannon, Eleancr Cahill, Mary Cahill, Lillian Dyer, Mamie Dickey, Alice M. Fear- ing, water, Lauti ". . Hurlburt, Louise Hurlburt, fo Yiarper, irae poetenre Fannie Kennedy, amy age Vv. Ella Lawrenson, Amy L. May, Della ‘Minter, pate L. Miller, Elizabeth seven. Lucy R. a Mer a ag A. Lillian Norton, Beul Minnie Rothrock, Carolie, C. Robinette, May E. Smith, Lena Summy, Bessie Todd, Emma 0. Toepper, G. A. Wishart, Nellie Wetmore, Jennie Wetmore. Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union, corner 11th and G n.w.—Mrs. La Fetra, Mrs, Ewing, Miss Hazleton, Miss Haines, Miss Drown, Misa McGlue, Miss ee White, with auxiliary mem- The ladies of the O. D. 8. B. C., No. 2, at their parlors, 1215 13th. Chapin W. C. T. U., with the District Union, 622 Ls. ave; 4 to 9. The Woma Christian Temperance Union will ve, from 4 to %, in their parlor, in the a Union Mission build- ing, 622 La. North Capitol 'W. c. T. U., with the Dis- trict Union, Southwest W. C. T. U., with the District Union. Ryland Y. W. C. T. U., with the District Union. mS respond W. C. T. U., with the District Northwest W. C. T. U., with the District Union. The ladies of National Commandery, as- sisted by ladies of sister commanderies, will receive in National Golden Cross citadel, 623 Louisiana avenue; 5 to % National ladies—Mis. B. M. Carter, Mrs. Arnie’L, Allen, Mrs. E. M. Hazen, Mrs. L. Edlin, Miss Annie Posey, Mrs. F. M. Myers, Miss L. Howison, Miss J. Guthridge, Miss Lula Allen, Mrs. N. Culley, Miss L. Weaver, Miss A. Beach, Miss M. Lewis, Miss M. Mockabee, Miss M. Bailey, Mrs. E. V. Lewis, Miss M. Howison, Mrs. C. Calahan, Miss N. Calahan, Miss Lula Davis, Miss Ada Lee and Miss D. Kesslar. Gcodwill Commandery—Mrs. T. G. Jones, Mrs. Johnson and Miss A. Poyne. Mount Vernon Commandery—Miss Nelson and Miss Lugenbeel. Columbia Commandery— Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Rouzer, Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Williams. Meridian Commandery —Miss L. Hendrick and Miss J. Hendrick. Potomac Commandery—Mrs. McCarthy; Miss A. Yates and Miss Edith Ashford. Bi eee Shakespeare Club, G32 A ne; 8 to 7. The ladies of the Epworth League of Wesley Chapel, Mrs. C. W. Baldwin, W. H. Main, Wm. Redin Woodward, Arthur Kime, John Shuckers, the Misses Mamie Roberts, Blanche Green, Ada Fowler, Mar- garet Fitzhugh, Edna Fitzhugh, Zuey Fowler, Blanche Yingling and others, at the church; from 3 to 9 R. G. Commander Louis H.' Wayne and staff will receive at 315 East Capitol street, 5 to 10:30. Sir knights are expected to appear In fatigue uniform, without their swords. ‘The ladies of the Fredonia Hotel will re- ceive in the hotel parlors on New Year day; from 8 to 10. The Legion of. Loyal Women, Mrs. Elien Spencer Mussey, president; assisted by the efficers and members of the legion, and by Miss Clara Barton, 419 10th; 12 to 9. The Meud I Social Club, No. 1, assisted by the Misses Grace L. Addison, Martha Taylor, Fannie Gilmore, Florence F. ; Arm and Ida P. Taylor, 123 Pierce; 3 0 The Silver Leaf Pleasure Club will re- ceive at their parlors, 11th and H n.e.; from 8 to 10. The ‘Uppercrusts of the National Rifles at their armory; 11 to 2. The president, Mr. W. Le Roy Fairman and Drs. ©. Neil Barry and W. C. Cannon, will constitute the reception committee. NOT RECEIVING. Misses M. Louise Rose and Emily H. Rose, 941 T. Mrs. F. A. Stier, 1828 9th. Mrs. Benjamin Durfee, 637 East Capitol. Mrs. Ferdinand Espey. Mrs. J. E. Winants, 637 East Capitol. Miss Mollie Balster, 601 6th. id daughters, 414 EB Mrs. J. T, Turner ne. Mrs. J, A. Swope and Miss Swope, 1312 Mra Charles L. Pate, 10 K ne. The Misses Blair, 448 Mrs. AR. Hines and Miss Madeline Estelle Philipp, 804 224. C. BE. Dessez, 811 224. Mrs, Tda Staily and Miss Nettle Scrrin, 900 22d. Gregory, 715 12th. ‘Mrs. Frank I. Mrs. R. V. Belt, 1314 10th. Mrs. J. B. Greenwell and Miss Mary Mc- Dowell. The Misses Karr, 215 3.1. Mrs. J. Reed ecg 1626 8. The Misses Rorer, 49 I. Miss Gleeson, 802 1: Mrs. J. H. Galloway, "115 California Miss Grace M. Anderson, 1117 12th The Misses Grasse, 454 New Jersey s.e. Mrs. C. E. Hall, 655 C s.e. Miss Jennie Shomo, 655 C Mrs. J. Powell, 910 M. Mrs. M. Cooney and the Misses Cooney, 500 Maple ave., Le Droit Park. Miss Bessie Orme Sweet, iret Ist s.e. Mrs. Clara Kalstrom, 608 A Mrs. S. L. Kelly, 80 K nw Mrs, Duncan 8, Walker and Miss Walker, 202 A se. Mrs. A. N. Canfield, 230 9th n.e. Mrs. E. J. Conover, 1169 2ist. Mrs. J. D. Chew, 124 E n.e. Miss Ida Marders and her sister, Mrs. Foertsch, 462 M s.w. Mrs. Dr. George Reynolds, 201 C n.e. Mrs. A.H. Fre: 223 8th n.e. Mrs. John B. Randolph, 1801 13th n.w. Mrs. S. A. Scofield, 124 E n.e. » E. L. Smith and daughters, 105 5th . Te. Mrs. A. G. Holland and Mrs. I. W. Whit- tington, Mrs. Robert Herman, 17 New York ave. Mrs. John W. Hollyday, 1924 13th st. n.w. Miss Rachel A. Lee, 408 B s.e. Mrs. George E. Walker, 230 18th s.w. Mrs. John T. Winter, 1528 9th nw. Misses S.Gardiner, N. Daly and G. 1334 C a.w. Sag we 'S. Barnes, 1433 R. . E. L. Barclay, 2135°1, . Greer and Miss Greer, 2010 Hillyer Wm. C. Willenbuecher, 428 New Jersey avenue s.e. Mrs. William H. Daw and Miss Florence Cluss. Miss Maggie F. McMahon, 33 Massachu- setts avenue n.w. e+» Died Suddenty. Mrs. Sophia Freeman Sears, an aged and estimable member ef St. Andrew's Church, died suddenly at her home, 1209 O street, as the result of a rupture of a blood vessel in the brain. Mrs. Sears was the widow of J. W. Sears, who was well known in Washing- ton. Mrs. Sears leaves a funeral took place this aftern o'clock at St. Andrew's Church, terment was at Oak Hill. ——---— Funeral of Mr. J. H. Gridte The funeral of Mr. James H. Gridley took place last Friday afternoon from his late residence, 215 E street northwest. Mr. Gridley was superintendent of th al oltice of the Scientific American Patent Agency, where he had been employed for many years. The funcral was largely at- tended, and the services were conducted by Revs. Dr. Addison and Childs of ‘Trinity Church. The active pallbearers were from the local office of the agency, and seyeral of them had been business associates of Mr. Gridiey for thirty years, eee Fire This Morning. Shortly after 7:30 o'clock this morning fire broke out in the store of Zellers & Company, steam heating and ventilating engineers, at 1406 P street northwest. The alarm was turned in by Officer Miles of Riggs market from box 241, which brought cut engine companies Nos. 7, 9, 1, and truck B. The fire originated from an explosion of ofl in the cellar of the building, where a number of workmen had commenced work for the day. __ Jackson Day. Aa a spec meeting of the Interstate Democratic Association Saturday night ar- rangements were made for celebrating Jackson day. The occasion is set for Jan- vary 7, the eve of Juckson’s birthday, and the orator will be Senator McLaurih of Mississippi. An entertaining musical pro- gram will be a feature of the evening. The reception committee is as follo Logan Carlisle, Lewis H. Finney, Wallac McLaurin, C. C, Lancaster, H. L. Brisco, Frank Syrick, Harold Benedict, Gus Enloe, jr. W. T. Holland, J. Fred. Kelly, William Dickson, Patrick ‘Henry, Charles Harris, Joseph Danicis, George Conway, George Morgan, James Jones, W. W. Screws, ir Babies and rapidly growing children derive more beneht from Scott's Emulsion,than all the rest of the food they eat. Its nourishi powers are felt almost immedi. ately. Babies and children thrive on Scott’s Emulsion when no other form of food is assimilated, Scott’ mulsi stimulates the appetite, enriches the blood,overcomes wasting an gives strength to all who takeit. For Cou; chitis, oy: sumption, Blood Diseases and all Forms of Wasting. Sen ‘for pamphict, Free, 77 4 AM Druaalsts. 60c. and6t, THE WORLD OF SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. John R. MoLean Enter aL Saturday Wasa y Day for Society Personal Notes of Interest. (me of the most brilliant receptions and balls ever given in this city was that of which Mr. and Mra. John R. McLean were host and hostess on Saturday night. They received in the drawing room euite, and Mrs. Bugher stood near the entrance to the ball room to add another welcome. The scene, after several hundred guests had as- sembled, was an ideal one. The house ts so spacious that the four or five hundred guests could move about comfortably in every direction while a large part of the younger set were dancing in the ball room, A fine orchestra was in the music gallery, and at 11, when the doors of the dining hall were opened, supper was served, while the guests were seated at small round ta- bles. Mrs. McLean wore a superb toilet of white satin and sable, and her diamond necklace of many strands and pendants and a diamond diadem in her hair. Miss Julia Grant, who is her guest, wore pink satin. The toilets worn were very elegant, and the reception in every respect a nota- ble one. Among those present were Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote, the Misses Pauncefote, Mrs. Hearst, Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8. Howland, Mr. and Mrs. James I. McCallum, the Mex- ican minister and Mrs. Romero, Senator and Mrs. Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. Beriah Wti- kins, Mr. Jno. Wilkins, the Spanish minis- ter; the German ambassador and daughter, Gen. and Mrs. Schofield, Mrs, and Miss Kilbourn, Mr. and Mrs. Ffoulke, Mrs. and Miss Clagett, Mr. and Mrs. Perin, Gen, and Mrs. Rochester, Miss Rochester, the Misses Patten, Senator, Mrs. and the Misses Brice, Mrs. and Miss Sheridan, Mrs. and Miss Rodgers, Mr. George Hellen, Mr. and Mrs. Hinckley, Miss Deering, Mr. and Mra, be Pyster, the Misses Le Pyster, Mrs. and Miss Crosby, Mr. George Dunn, Miss May Belle Stewart, Representative and Mrs. Draper, Senator and Miss Butler, Senator and Mrs. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Hay, Miss Hay, Judge and Mrs. Davis, Miss Davis, Representative Bourke Cockran, Mrs. Peters of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Hemphill, the Japanese minister, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Steele, the Misses Steele, Mr, and Mrs. Cunningham, Senator and Mrs, Hawley, Admiral and Mrs. Ramsay. Mrs. and the Misses Drain gave a delight- ful tea on Saturda: t_ which they had the assistance of Mrs. N. 8. Lincoln and Miss Mohun. Among the guests were Minister and Mrs. Romero, Mra. and the Misses Mendonca, the Chinese minister and Mrs. Yang, Lieut. and Mrs. Atwell, Mrs. Frank C. Bates, Minister and Mrs. Zeballos and Miss Zeballos and a host of other friends who hold the family in great esicem. Mrs. McKay, at another of the Saturday teas, entertained a large company invited to meet her mother, Mrs. Treat of New York, who is hove on sit with her. Miss Treat, Miss Bessie Davis, Miss Belknap, Miss Hoy, Miss Card and Miss Payson as- sisted in receiving. Mrs. T. Gordon Hunt and Mrs. Michler welcomed their friends at a most hospitable gathering on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. T. B. M. Mason and Mrs. John Gray Foster received with Miss Clagett, Miss Hagner, Miss Adams id Miss Poor. The hand- some house was prettily decorated with holly and mistletoe and an abundance of flowers. Mrs. Crosby and Miss Crosby have cards out for a 5 o'clock tea for young people, to mect Miss Ellen Beale. Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Greenough have re- turned to their home, 328 Massachusetts avenue northeast, after spending the sum- mer and fall ai the north. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Thorne entertained a few of their friends at a conundrum tea on Thursday evening. Covers w laid for nine. At each place were artistically arranged menus worded in the most curi- ous style. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. Ewalt Richman Kates of Pieasant~ ville, N. J., Miss Lucia Naylor, the Misses Ward of Erie, Pa., Mr. Neal D. Avis, Mr. Roy Pipes, Mr. Nathan Thorne and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Shannon. Their daughter, Mrs. Ewalt Richman Kates, and husband left for their home in New Jersey on Sat- urday. Saturday night a pretty dance w; by Mrs. Thaddeus Norris of 1751 street in honor of the Misses Payne of Virginia, who are the guests of her daughter, Miss Genevra Norris. The spactous parlors, given brilliant with holly, mistletoe and other sengonable decorations, were thronged. ‘Among those present were the Misses Mat- tingly, Hichborn, Riley, Glove! Farns- worth, McCammon, Leech, Ffou Wise, Card,’ Stecle, Clagett, Baker, Whitman, Gilkerson and Messrs. Wise, Wilk’ M Cammon, Johnson, Hay, Clagett, Farquhar of New York, Hurst, ‘Tyler, West- cott, Totten, Wilson, Bailey, Sianton, Brooke, Vas Wyck, Thomas. Miss Walsh entertained a company of friends Saturday evening at her parents’ residence, Dr. and Mrs. Jas. F, Walsh, in honor of her guest, Miss Dollie C. Burnett of New Rochelle, N. Y. Musical selections were rendered by Miss Walsh, Miss Rich- ards, Miss Halley and Dr. Edmondson, after which the company repaired to the dining room, where a repast was served. Among those present were Misses Dollic Burnett of New York, Katherine, Rosie, Helen and Gertie Walsh, Richards, Beulah and Lizzie Halley, Waltemeyer @ Mr. and os Biggs of Baltimor Thos. Sett! Joa. Walsh, Dr. Edmond. son, Dr. Cempbell, Messrs. Slye. Goodlett and De Louche of Texas, Hazard, Johnscn and Blair of Maryland. Dr. M. D. Peck and family are spending the holidays with his brothers and aged mother in Cortland, N. Y. Dr. T. C. Rich and Mrs. Sallie J. Rich of Allamsport, Pa., are making a brief visit with thelr kkinsfolks, Mr. and Mrs. L. Deane, 1308 R street northwest. -Mr. and Mrs. Jes. Davie and Miss Nellie Davie of Sing Sing, N. ¥., are visiting Mr. and Mrs, John J. Burns, 10% New Jersey avenue northwest. Mr. and Mrs. John Benjamin of York have taken apertments at mont avenue. ‘The Misses Morgan gave a dinner Friday evening to their friends, Among the guests were Miss Kimberley, Mies Stier,the Misses Davidson, Miss Wells of Hyattavilie, Dr. Albert B. Hyatt, Mr. Orme, Mr. Stier and Mr. Davidson. ‘Phe engagement is announced of Miss Emma August and Mr. Murray White. A reception will be held on Wednesday, 8 to 11 p.m., at Buena Vista Club hou street northwest. Miss Parson will be at home Thursdays in January at her home, 1705 New Hamp- shire avenue. Mr. William R. Slebrecit ‘of New Roche elle, N_Y., is a guest of Mr, Geo. H. Brown, jr., at 1312 R strect northwest. ‘ .