Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1897, Page 8

8 ON NEW YEAR DAY Names of Those Who Will Keep Open House Tomorrow. FOLLOWING A PLEASANT CUSTOM Open-Handed Hospitality in Many Homes in Washington. A NON-RECEIVING LIST In accordance with a custom which has been followed years, in Washington for many New Year will be ushered in ptions at the homes of a great shington people, and a hospitable ne will be extended to friends who ‘There will be, however, no reception the call. at the White House, nor at the homes of the members of the cabinet. Following are among those who will keep open house: A Miss Mai Virginia Anderson will assist Mrs. J. W. Shea, 1230 20t 5 to 9 Mrs. Alcott of Vermont avenue, assisted by Miss Strauss of Woman's College, Bal- "es Misses Kaufman. William Francis Alden, ef Hamline M. E. kK with the Church; after 4 s A. L. Ambrose, Miss N. Lorena Am- Miss M. Lithgow, Miss Ada Keeler, irdie Keeler, with Mrs. Geo. C. Bur- ; 4 to le . James B. Austin, 1428 S, assisted by her daughter, Miss Hattie, and Mrs. J. D. 5 with Ladies’ Aid So- . 718 F me. Allen, with Ladies’ Aid 718 F ne. ames A. se with Ladies’ Aid No. 4 4 Mattie B. allen ¥. MC. A. parlors; Mare D. Allen, Y. M. C. A. pariors; Andrews will assist the Misses 4to 8 aggie E. Athmay, 605 New Jersey sisted by Miss Anna Morri- M Clara Price, ie assisted by Miss Miss Effie Garcia, Miss Lizzie Miss Jenny Bean, Miss Ida Berlin, Mrs. J. E. Kaufman s Ida Briggs, 124 Sth s.e; 4 to 8. Myrtle Babson, assisted by Miss Miss Louise Farrow, Miss Emma Miss Violet Pierson, Miss Mar- Miss Martha Pearson, 108 ses Applers, Burch, assisted by Miss M. Long- iss R. Perkins, Miss R. Ingram, i. Stoker of Baltimore, 208 E Are he K. Burrows of Mt. Pleas- 2 Minnie I. Beatt Claudia _F. Bradford, Dora F. Dalton and aaa ‘Montzomer Randolph; 10 a.m. to 2. Bremer, with Miss Gais- nt avenue; after Barnes, with Miss Gaisberg, a ed by Mrs, Miss Irene E. Pa: ke cf Hampton, V Perrin, Mamie Ds Miss Miss 13th; sted by her niece, Flournoy of Virginia, 1234 hel D. Baker, with Vermont avenue: Baum, ass Powell, Victo: . the Misses adion . Pool, 57 N: 4 to 11. Bennett of Capitol Hill, Brick will M: after . Babson, with Electa Chapter, Anacostia. M; after 2. y, with Woman's ance Union, 910 F. abel Bradley, with Mrs. R. Exner; Fannie assist Mrs. leen R. Belande, assisted by Walshe, 52 R; 6 to 9. . A. Balderson, with Mrs. H. B. 2 Kennesaw avenue. with the ladies of 0. E. 8., Masonic Bradley, assisted by the s Hanna L. Minor, Est ts and Mercer Slaughter, 1623 11t 2 Lilie Brakhagan will assist Mrs. Swainson, 307 E n.e.; 3 to 6. Miss Carrie Bessler, 2141 K; 4 to 8. Miss Ida Brahler, assisted by the Misses Meacham, Katie Borger, Alice Lan- sie Huck, 655 Maryland ave- ». Braugh, assisted by Mrs. Mrs. W. Riley and Miss M. a Jen and T with Mrs. Muir, 51 Miss Carlotta Brockett, nelda Breun- id: 4 to 9. with Mrs. Muir, 3 . Barrett, informally, 3226 N: after : Mrs. David Bias, Mrs. Annie Belt and Miss Lizzie Lock 5 lth: 4 to 6. Vv. ie Belt, as- Miss of ware, Hetlebower Marion God- wher and Blanche Nichol- to > Brewe r, with Ladies’ Aid So- sted by her sis- Miss Lula ¢ Herbert, S10 H_ n.e. iter Brown, with the appel and 10. W.C.T.U., with the W. C. H. Bradley, Burritt, with the W.C.T.U., 910 Arnie Bovee, with the W.C.T.U., W.C-.T.U., 910 Mattie Brown, with the Beckham, with the W.C. ‘and Mi ; from 5 Ne Bolway, with Mrs. Stier, 1828 > Busey, with Mrs. Stier, 1828 assisted ot by Mrs. Baltimore, Mrs. 22 tod. ‘rancis C. Barker will assist Mrs. ulton and the ladies of the Unity th: 6 to 11 ret Brosnahan, assisted by Delan, Gorman, O'Neill and hwartz of Charleston, W. 4 to 8 Boyer, assisted by Miss and Miss Carrie Bessler, 2141 with Mrs. Boyce, Moulton, : assisted by the Miss- Eliza_Baukhages, Eliza- Nellie E. Scott and Maude hn Cartwright, to 9, M. A. Burke, assisted by her daugh- Margaret Myers, 27 L: 2 to 8. Buchanan, assisted by Miss Holmes, Miss Davis, Miss King, Miss Miss Pleasants and Miss Montigue, : 2. Mrs ter, M Miss Ne Johnson, Churchill, Lewis, M1 16r rs. Belt, ass ‘ted by Miss Annie Dugan, Misses Katie and Ida Daniels, Mrs. Liston, Miss Brown and Mrs. John Daniels, $10 4th ne. Miss Marie C. Breitbarth, 1419 6th n.w.; Theo. C. Bell, with Mrs. H. B. Will- 2 Kenesaw ave., Columbia Heights. c Miss Anna Carr, with Miss Byrdie Mitch- ell, wes K; 4 to 7. Ts. Mollie Campbell, with the ladies of a Chapter, No. 2, O. E. S., Masonic I, Anacostia; 7 to 10. Mrs. Francis Edward Camp, 1239 H st. n.e., assisted by Mrs. Dr. A. Ward Boswell and Miss Bessie Ball; 5 to 9. Mrs. P. C. Claflin, 1117 O st., assisted by BSE Miss Mabel F. Claflin, Miss Grace ¥. Ross, Miss Helen A. Nye and Miss Anna 8. Hughes; 4 to 8. Mrs. J. L. Coombs and Mrs. W. Edmunds, 702 H ne., assisted by the Misses Yingling and Miss Edmunds of New Jersey; 2 to 10. Miss Vincentia Coughlan, 221 H s.e., as- sisted by the Misses Cora and Bessie Alli- Mamie Ermantrout, May Slattery, Bertha Brenner and Nellie Bennett; 12 to 6. Miss Rose Curtiss, 406 B n.e., assisted by Misses Pearl Smythe and Maud Nelson; 4 to & The Misses Connolly, assisted by Miss Estella Rees, Miss Kelly and Mrs. Stanley Greene, 1115 4% s.w.; 6 to 8. Miss Belle Culley, with Miss Gaisberg, 1331 Vermont ave.; after 5. Miss May M. Clemons, with Miss Byrdie Mitchell, 928 K; 3 to 7. Miss Culverwell will assist the Misses House, 915 L; 4 to 8. Mrs. Paul H. Cromelin, assisted by Mrs. R. F. Cromelin of New York city, Mrs. J. H. Robb, Miss S. Cromelin, Miss Elizabeth Sohon, Miss Clara Morris and Miss Sara Bellinger, 1211 New Jersey ave. n.w.; 7 to 10. Miss a = a 1208ig S, with Y. T. Sis. Albert ne assisted by Mrs. Mc- Shea, Misses Fannie, Maggie and Irene Carew and Mrs. A. C. Fitzgerald, 1407 Heward ave., Mount Pleasant; 2 to 5. Mrs. R. ‘Carson, assisted by. ‘her sisters, Mrs. Wm. Hefron, Mrs. L. Fauth, Miss Mamie Keller and Mrs. Hartman, 207 K st. n.e.; 7 to 10. Miss Lula Chappel will assist Mrs. Bur- ton, S10 H n.e.; 3 to 10. Mrs. S. Hamilton Coates, with Miss Da- vis, will assist her mother, Mrs. E. H. Rip- ley, 109 6th st. n.e.; 2 to 8. Miss Jessie H. Clear, wi ee Miss Cassie Mae Knight, 1235 30th 1 0 8. Mrs. L. W. Cleveland. fae ‘Miss Cynthia E. Cleveland, 1301 T. er i L. Chapin, with the W. C. T. ee "Hannan Crosby, with the W. C. T. o1¢ at E. Cohen, with the W. C. T. vi Mrs. ron Cowsill, with the W. C. T. U.; 910 F. Mrs. C. E. Catching, with the W. C. T. 910 F. Mrs. M. E. Catlin, with the W. C. T. U.; 910 F. Misses Agnes and Mame Connor, assisted by the Misses McMenimen, Fitzgerald, Elossa and Miss Joe Shehan, 76 K; 2 to 6. The Misses Clarke of Baltimore » With Miss K. H. Wood, 222 2 to 1. Mrs. Cornelia H. ae mpbell, with the la- dies of Electa Chapter, No. 2, O. E. S., Ma- sonic Hall, Anacostia; 7 to 10. Mrs. Frank B. Gartis, 407 B st. n.e. Miss Claflin, 1117 D st. to 8. a M re gue L. Cooper, with Mrs. Muir, 512 to ne pace Crews, with Mrs. Muir, 512 Miss peatia Custiss, with Miss Belle Cur- tiss, 407 B; 4 to 10. D Miss Claudia Irene Dawson, assisted by the Misses Willia Hunter, Jett, Alice Mitch- ell, Foxwell, Lucretia Baum and Gittings, 320 Md. ave. n.e.; Miss Mary Dolan will assist Miss Brosna- han at 916 Ist n.w.; 4 to S. Miss Ethel Davis will assist her cousin, Miss Lillie Lacy, at 1630 M n.w. Miss Edith Duryee will assist Mrs. J. W. Shea, 1230 2vth; 5 to 9. Miss Rosa M. “Dietz and Miss. Charlotta Goebel, 112 Mass. ave. n.e.; 4 to 7. irs. Alma V. Davis, with the W.. Com 10 F. a Mary E. Drown, with the W. C. T. Miss Marte Dent, assisted by Miss Eu- genie Moxley, 715 19th. Mrs. Charles Clifford Wright, Misses Laster, Marie Sipe, Florence Lasier, Dollie Sipe and Clare Dorris, _With Miss Mabel Dorris, 1423 Binney st.; 5 to 10. Mrs Charles S. pow » With Ladies’ Aid Seciety, No F ne. 4, Mrs. William i. Espey, 412 10th s. Mrs. Wilbur F. pees Peettni the ladies of the Metropojitan M. E, Church, 4% and Cc; 2to a paiclde: with Mrs. Daw, with Mrs. H. oth; 6 to 11. Mrs. Devine, 201 13th ‘s. v., assisted by Mesdames Beach, Roach, Simpson, Sill and Williams, Mrs. J. W. Davis, with the ladie: Hamline M. E. Church, 9th and P; atten: The Misses Dale, B. E Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Misses O’Donohoe, Mrs. Roche, Mrs. man, Mrs. Gouid, Mrs. © *allaghan, Hepsecker, Mrs. Levis and N nw. The Misses Von Ezdorf, assisted by Miss Jolly and Miss Reupsch, 918 N n.w.; 4 to § = Mrs, Clay ton E. Emig, with the W. C. T. . Emma Ellis, with the W. C. T. U., her, assisted by rs. A. J. Edson, with the W. C. T. U., . M. Ap wldridge, with Mrs. Stier, 1828 -W.; 5 to 9. Jno. A. Ellinger, 618 I, assisted by Mrs. Wm. Albion Morsell, Mrs. Edward F. Riggs, Mrs. Ella B. Gleeson, Miss Mollie Miss Minnie Daly, Miss Mamie . Miss Francis Groverman and the Miss: s Blanche and Bertie Hodges; 7 to 1¢ Mrs. Clayton Ely Emig ce puecl Conduit road, with the Y. W. F:5 to’, Mrs. R. Exner, 472 O, assisted by Miss Mable Bradley and Mrs. Fields; 2 to Mrs. Espey, assisted by Miss A. C. Miss M. K. Espey, Mrs. Clara La Misses Ella Pumphrey, Goodman, M. Patterson and Mrs. Della Creames, 412 10th s.c.; 4 to 9. F 910 spey, Mrs. Wm. De Shi M Alice Fryer will assist Mrs. J. W. Shea, at 1280 29th; 5 to 9. Emma E. Falconer, with the W. C. 910 F. Pe B. Foster, with the W. C. T. Lillie Fernald, with the W. C. T. U., C Willia I. Frarfcis, with the W. » F. K n.e., assisted by M Storm, Mrs. Collins, M Brawn. Jack McDenald, Mrs. McCar- Miss Louisa Fisher, Miss Sadie Red- m Miss Mamie McLeod, Miss Storm and Miss Lizzie Brook; 2 to 10. abeth B. Finch, with the ladies of Hamline, corner 9th and P; 4 to 8. Mary Fleming, with Ladies’ Aid y 718 Fn assisted by Miss Nettie 1 to 6. Farrar, Mrs. M. A. Fugitt, E. Reeves and Mis: with Unity Club, jisted by Mrs. Mary Fanny L. Reeves, ary C. Fitzgerald, assisted by Miss ret eS and Miss Kate Lis- 417 G n.w.; 2 to 5. Miss Marguerite “Garrett, ee G c len ‘Mtitchell and Mrs. A. Ells- Yells; 4 to 10. ‘agan, assisted by Miss Julia A. 4 to 8. ss Fitch, assisted by the Misses Violet ee and Troutman, the Wellingion; 4 G Mrs. William Grady, assisted by Misses Maggie and Birdie Grady and Miss Nanie Flavin, 58 Fenton st. n.e.; 6 to 10. Marion E. Godfrey, with Mrs. R. V. 314 10th; 3 to 7. Miss Josie Gorman will assist Miss Bros- nahan at 916 11th; 4 to 8. Mrs. Clara Glaze, sisted by Mrs. An- nie Lacy, 9 Miss Bessie Gray aaa Miss Dora Ha- vener, 1218 6th s.w.; 6 to 11 Mrs. E. D. Godfrey, with ladies of Ham- line M. E. Church; after 4. Mrs. L. A. Gilbert, with the W. C. T. U., 910 Mi: Elizabeth Gobel, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F. Miss Anna Gee, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F. Mrs. Aria _T. Gorman of Mt. Pleasant, assisted by Misses Erminie I. Beatty, Bes- sie McHugh, Estelle Randolph and Edna Emerson; 2 to 7. The Misses Gibson, 1422 8; after 2. Mrs. Charles Gates, assisted by Mrs. Wm. Shane, Mrs. George Kauffman, Mr: Samuel Story of Philadelphia, Miss Jones of Maryland and her sister, Mrs. John Wilkerson, 12 E s.w.; 8 to 10. Miss Anna M. Griesbauer, with Mrs. H. B. Willson, 1312 Kenesaw ave.; 3 to 9. Mrs. Ginter, assisted by her daughter Rose, Miss Edith Kirkley of Baltimore, Mrs. Feast, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Rosenberg and Mrs. Harding, 3d and O; 1 to 9. Miss Blanche. Griffith, assisted by Miss Spieser and Miss Lowe, 17 Jefferson, Ana- costia; 6 to 9 Miss’ Emma Gaisberg, with ‘Miss Gais- berg, 1331 Vt. ave.; after 5. THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1897-14 PAGES Emma Geisberg, Mrs. N. P. Barn aes Mabel E. Bremer, Miss Ethel D. Miss Belle Culley, Miss Marie Hall, Mise Tiny Smith and Miss Theresa Shoenborn, 1831 Vt. ave.; after 5. Mrs. P. Goodrich, assisted by Mrs. A. V. Yates, Miss Mamie Lewis of Philadel- phia, Miss Florence Coakley, Miss Jennie B. Pinn and the Misses Ferguson, . 1920 12th; 4 to 10. Mrs. a Gillenwater, with Y¥. W. Oo F. Gunion, c. TU, 0 Mrs.Z. 'P. “Gunton and Mi Hamline Church; ofter 4. Miss Lillian E. Grayson, with Mrs. Muir, 512 3d; 4 to 9. Mrs. George N. Garrett will assist her sister, Mrs. H. G. Forsberg, 608 F s.w.; 4 to 10. Miss Mamie R. Gall, assisted by Miss Maud C. Hunter, 107 2d n.e.; 7 to 9. iss Della Ganley, assisted by Miss Katle Nyland of New York and the Misses Clara and Mary Williams of St. Louis and Miss Carrie Sauers of Pennsylvania, 2431 1; 7 to 10. Miss Katie Herrmann, assisted by Miss Mamie Zimmerman, Miss Gertie Lincell, Miss Amelia Lambrecht and Miss Maggie Herrmann, 1002 I s.e.; after 5. Miss Anna S. Hughes, 1117 O; 4 to 8. Miss Maggie Herrmann, 1002 I s.e.; after 5. Miss Hayes, with her sisier, Mrs. W. Mickle, 620 L; 3 to 8. Miss Lydia Hughes, 426 4th n.e., assisted by the Misses J. Bayly, G. Bayly, L. Black, E, Gates, H. Gates, G. McPherson, M- Me- Pherson, B. Lyman, E. Wead; 4 to 8. Misses Ella and Gelia Hous: sisted by Miss Mary Andrews, Miss Annie Campbell, Miss Sidney Culverwell, Miss Ot- tila Miller and Miss Burnetta Seitz; 4 to 8. Miss Hope Hopkins, with Mrs, Leonard Sargeant, 623 Md. ave. n.e.; 5 to 10. Misses Sophie and Georgie Harryday, as- sisted by Miss M. E. Wilkins, 2021 iith; 5 io ® Miss Emma Heinrichs, assisted by the Misses Marie Breithardt, Blandina Bush- man, Blanche Ewald, Pauline Ewald and Rosie Vogt, 1419 6th; 5 to 9. The Misses Held, assisted by Misses Julia A. Seaman, Bertha Julibn, Bernice A. Wood and Jean F. Kaighn, 715 12th; 3 to 7. Mrs. J. Herfurth, with Mrs. M. A. Donnelly, 1902 9th; 5 to 10. Miss Gertrude Houston. with the ladies of Hamline Church, cor. 9th and P sts.; 4to& Mrs. S. M. Hartsock, 412 10th s.w., as- sisted by i isses Marie Hartsock, grene Stevenson, Grace Hills and Grace Chap- pell; 4 to The Miss Frances and Jessie Hurst, with Miss Cassie Mae Knight, 1335 30th; 5 to 8. Miss Kathryn Hills will assist Mrs. J. W. Shea, 1230 29th; 5 to 9. Miss Sadie Herbert, with Mrs. Stier, 1828 9th; 5 to 9. Dr. and Mrs. Hamlin, 1306 Conn. ave.; after 3. Hurl- oth; The Misses C. Louise and May V. but, with Judge J. B. Moulton, 152 7 to ll. = Mrs. D. J. Harper, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F. Irs. R. E. Hardwicke, with the W. C. T. 910 F. rs. M. E, Hartsock, with the W. C. 'T. 10 Miss Nettie Hockman, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F. Martha B. Hamlin, with the W. C. 910 F. Misses Haines, sends of Athens, Moore of Red Oak, I Metropolitan M. fs Miss Florence S. Harries, with the ladies of Hamline E. Church, 9th and P; 4 to 8. Miss Hungerford will assist Miss’ Dunn, 4 Corcoran; 5 Hassett, . Annie’ Jenkin: the Misses Town- and Miss Leta with the ladies of Ohio, ed by M ss Mary Anna _ McCormick, MeCormick and 2 to 6. s Katie Herrmann, 1002 I s.e.; after 5 Jennie Hale, 344 McLain ave. s.w 'D. Fulton Harris, ¥ lors, 1409 N. Miss Houche: M. C. A. par- ay os , with the ladies of Ham- line Church; 4 to 8. t, with the ladies of 4 to 8. Josephine Tyler, Miss Hanes and Miss Blanche Hodges, with Mrs. John Elitnger, 618 Miss Marie Hall, with Miss Gaisberg, 1. Vt. ave.; after 5. Mrs. Charles Haver, 714 10th ne. The Misses Holmead. Bean and Miss Wise, 0 5. Miss Anna S. Hughes, eth Mrs. Clafiin, 1117 Onw.; 4 to 8. Misses Mattie and Ida Heflin, with Miss Major, 1203 M n.e.; 4 to 8 Mrs. Frank T. Israel, with the W. C. U., 910 F. sie! Misses Irwin, 23 3d n.e., informally; to 8 J Miss Janet Jac! ‘kson Lon assist Miss Bros- nahan at 916 Ist n.w.; M. Jon Miss A. . Geo, ‘Dr. and Mrs. H at the parsonage, t= ed by the Gleaine young ladies: The Misses Lutz, the Misses Stuart, Miss Nellie es Gemley, the Misses Wal- 's Polkinhorn. Miss Mattie Johnson, assisted by her si: Shepard, and the Misses I Stoddard and Mis: Letty Morris; afte Mrs. J. N. Jergensen, with Mrs. Lincoln, 1810 8 to 11. ted by the Misses Mamie Kane, Alice and Ella FitzGerald and Cecelia Mc- B to 10. Miss Johnson, with her sister, Mrs. H. S. Shepard, together with Harle: id the Misses Stoddard, #43 Rhode Island n.w. Miss Jolly, with Misses Von Ezdorf, 918 N; 4 to 9. Rhode Island, H. Schingler he and Nellie arley and Miss M. D. Miss Mollie Jones, Ella Dant, K Mrs. Harry Ine as: ted by Mrs. J. H. urner, Miss Kin; vafter 3. Ca: sie Mae Knight and Miss Edna Knight, a: ed by Miss Jessie Clark and the Misses Frances and Jessie Hurst, 1335 s0th new c. T. 5 to Miss Lizzie C. U., 910 F. Mrs. Henry M. Knight, assisted by Misses “Kessler with the W. Clara, Ella, Gertrude and Eva Knight, Mrs. Henry Cc. Thompson, 's. James Bu- chanan of Trenton, J. A. F. An- derson, Mrs. Florence K. Solger, Misses Grace and Bessie Lewis, Mabel Rawlings, Margaret Fletcher, Mabel Stier, Salome Wingate, Emma Sheed, Annie Clark and Lillian Pearson, 1106 Md. ave. s.w.; 4 to 9. Mrs. George Keithley, with Ladies’ Aid Society No. 4, 718 F ne. Mrs. Henry Knoch, with Ladies’ Aid So- ciety No. 4, 718 F n.e. Miss Adelaide and Miss Beatrice Keeler, with Mrs. Burton, $10 H n.e. to 10. Miss Helen Kiely, assisted by sisters, the Misses Lizzie and Maggie Kiely, 487 L s.w.; 2 to 10. Miss Minnie B. Keene and Miss Florence R. Keene of 1004 O, with Mrs. Charles Ly- taan,1243 New Jersey ave. Mrs. Hugo Kandler, assisted by Miss Ger- trude Saunders, Miss Mollie Brick,and Miss Emma Brick, 901 M n.w. Miss Lena Kemp and Miss Maggie Ten- ley, assisted by Miss Maggie Donaldson, Miss Lena Noske, Miss Bertie Grady and Miss Kate Carrier, 500 Fla. ave. Miss Kipp, with Mrs. W. S n.w.; after 4. L Mrs. Sarah D. La Fetra, with Epworth League of Metropolitan M. E. Church; 2 to 9. Miss Lucinda Luckett, assisted by Miss Mattie Sumly, Miss Ida E. Luckett, Mrs. Belle Lewis, Miss Anna Taubman and Miss Sarah Groom, 26 Defrees. Miss Lillie Lacy, assisted by Misses Liz- zie Morris of Camden, N. J., Ethel Davis, Jessie Freeman, Geneva Shorter and Mrs. Lillian Tignor, 1630 M n.w.; 5 to 10. Mrs. 8. B, Leet, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F Mrs. C. L. Loftus, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F. Mrs. Charles Lyman, assisted by Miss Lyman, Miss Cora A. Lord, Miss Minnie B. Keene, Miss Florence R. Keene, Miss Helen Willis, Miss Mamie Pond of Ecking- ton and Miss Foster of Connecticut, 1243 New Jersey ave.; 2 to 9. Miss Lewis and Miss Bessie Lewis, with Mrs. Knight, 1106 Md. ave. s.w. Miss Marion Lamb, assisted by Mayme ‘Wood and Miss Bertha Muth, 459 H; 6 to 10. Mrs. M. D. Lincoln, assisted by Mrs. J. ae iene and Mrs. J. D. Lincoln, 1810 0 1. Miss een AS assist Mrs. Dr. Burton, 810 H n.e.; 3 to Miss Aurelia ‘Lambrecht, 1002 I s.¢.; after u Miss Carrie K. Gaisberg, assited by Miss| Mrs. A. &. Martin, with her Gaughter, Mrs. Sara zg, Swhith, 1888 Vermont ave.; 2 to 5. al Miss ‘B. Metcalf, 1631 Marion st. n.w.; after SS The Mi: Martin, assisted by her sis- ter, Mrs. Matnie ‘Osborne, Miss Katie Nor- ton, Miss Betsie Foley, 10 L n.w.; 7 to 10. Misses Beftha‘‘and Mabel McCarthy, 21 K st. ne., ‘asst: by Misses Margaret Hanna, Agnés Ash, Cora Troxell, Gertrude Burch and Jennié'Edwards; 10 a.m. until 4. Mrs. D. P:!Morgan will receive at H. B. Moulton’s, 1524 9th; 6 to 11 p.m. The Rev. Dr. ‘and Mrs. Mackay-Smith, 1325 16th; 2:30 to%®:30, Miss Berffia ose with Miss Marion Lamb, 459 Ht 6 to 1 Mrs. Moser, abetsted by Mrs. Helling, Mrs. Cohen, Miss"Carrie Moser, Miss Ame- lia Moser, 301 Q;2 to 6. Mrs. Margaret Myers, Mrs. M. A. Burke} 27 L; 0 8. Miss Letty Morris, with Mrs. H. Schuy- Ter Shepard, 943 R. I. ave.; after 8 p.m. The Misses Julia and Maggie McCauley, 207 C s.w. Mrs. A. F. Moran, with Unity Club, 1524 9th n.w.; after 5. Mrs. J. J. Muir, assisted by Mrs. Edw. A. Muir, Miss Lyda Patton of Philadel- phia, the Misses Magdalen and Thusnelda Breuninger, Miss Carlotta Brockett, Miss Lillie L. Cooper, Miss Mabel Crews, Miss Florence Shuffle, Miss Lillian E. Grayson and the Misses Muir, 512 3d; 4 to 9. Mrs. Edward W. Morgan, 1831 4th, with the ladies of Hamline Church, cor. 9th and P sts.; 4 to 8. Mrs. McCort, assisted by O'Keefe, Sherman ave.; 4 to 7. Mrs. W. A. Morsell, ‘with Mrs. John El- linger, 618 I. Mrs. W. H. Mickle, assisted by her sis- ter, Miss Hayes, 620 L st. n.w.; 3 to 8. Mrs. A. McGinnis, assisted “by Miss A. este, M. Griffin, M. Uaner, 934 26th n.w.; 0 6. Mrs. M. A. Mahoney, with the W. C. 1 U., 910 F st. Mrs. L. D. Merrick, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F st. Mrs. Be M. Mitchell, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F's Cc. Miss Startha Vv. T. U., 0 F st. Mrs. 8. H. Martin, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F st. Mrs. Grace C. Morris, with the W. C. U., 910 F st. ate: Charles H. Merwin, with the W. C. oto F st. -.W- ‘0 Nee her mother, i the Misses Moore, with the W. Millan, with Mrs. Stier, 1828 9. Miss: Nellie MeNaiiara, assisted by Miss Nellie Coughlan, 136 G n.e.; 2 to 4. Rev. Randolph H. McKim, D.D., rector of the Church of the Epiphany, will re- ceive the qage of his congregation at his pedens , 1621 K st.; 2 to 5 p.m. J cnaia Mae Mickle, with Mrs. H. BS tcuitene 1524 9th st. n. 5 to 10, Mrs. H. B. Moulton, assisted by Mis nile Mae Mickl fen- Misses Theresa and Clara Crew, Mis: ettie and Ada Williams, Miss Yost, 49th st.; 5 to 10. Miss Sadie Major, ‘isted by the Miss Mattie and lda Heflin, Miss Mollie Bott: Miss Tillie Miller, Miss Georgie Olliver and Miss pay Ryon of Groome, Md., 1203 M_n.e.; 4 to 8. Miss Byrdie Mitchell iss Moll; ryn Doyle, Miss May 4 to ted by Miss ‘utsail, Miss Kath- mons, 928 K n. the Estelle Betts Anna L. Minor, assisted by es Virgi Bradle: and Mercer Slaughter, Ith; 7 to 12, Miss Louise Myers, sisted by Misses Mincie Hunter, Mollie Kernan, Annie Green, Maggie Rosenberry, Louisa Scott, Maud Eppe Williams, Miss Waller and Mrs. } z2d n.w. Mrs. A. Met iy, assisted by Miss Nellie MeNamara 4nd Miss Katie Roche, 221 7th 8 to 10: J. My Meliaughtin and ie Hammond, 444 H; 4 to 6. Miss piney ule and Roselya McGill, e eee Edyth Curran, 19 Grant ister, Miss 4. Martinez, assisted by We ver and Mrs. H. G. Sydenham, 1 i to 6 Mamje Metz, with the Mis son, 104 E n.w to 10. Miss Flora J. McCreery, 5 to 11. Miss McKee, with M ington 8. 4 9th new.; Fitch, the Well- Maud Nelson, assisted by arl Smythe, 4 Misses BB ne; A, Nye, 1117 0; 4 to 8 iss Helen C. Newman, Miss Lulu W. mmings and Miss Flora B. Johnson, IS18 M; 6 ford 9. Helen ae and H. W. Drew, 3 Aid So- with Ladies’ Aid with Ladies’ Aid Silley, with Ladies’ 718 F ne. Elizabeth Nalley, No. 4, 718 F ne. r. Nolte, assisted by Mrs. E. Nolte and Mrs Aa hipkin 900 11th, Mrs. John Noonan, ass r daugh- rs. M. Cullinane, . Hes > 10, rth, e Eastern Star, in Masonic Hall, Anacos- Cc. T. tia. Miss Gussie Nichols, with the W. U., 910 F. Mrs. Charles Nitzel, a: Miss Maude N. o Mollie O'Neill will assist Miss Bros- 016 Ist; 4 to 8. es Orton of Georgetown, assisted Mangan, F sley of Paw- PT. M lorida, C. . M. Fisher, A.’ W. Redgway, L. P. Harman, C. I. Davis and others. Brookland, D. C.; 6 to 9. 8, assisted by Mrs. Dyer, M ‘rippet, Mi: Hill, Mr: ‘arroll, 914 Fs. tia, D.C.; 7 to 10. The Misses Poseys, “ye, the Misses id Fr Wright, Payne, H ‘man, 1108 Vir- ginia avenue s.w.; 7. me Peddicord, with the W. C. r, 10 Fst. Mrs. Frances Perry Polkinhorn, with the ladies of reer M. Church; after 4. » Miss sted by Miss Price, Margaret B. Platt, with the W. 910 F st. Poesche and her sister, Mrs. Kings- ley-Champney of New York, 1339 Corcoran. Mrs. Julia A, Purnell, 12th and R, assist- ed by Misses Clara Smyth, Edith Wormley, Essie Tucker, Anna Wilder, Nellie Datcher, Linnie Waring, Mollie Goines, Musette Brooks, Blanche Bradfor® and Lula Love: 8 to 12. Miss Edith Guy Perkins, Moffett, to & Miss Violet Pierson will assist Miss Bab- son, 108 11th s.e.; 2 to 5. Miss Martha Pearson, with Miss Myrtle Babson, 108 11th s.e.; 2’to Miss "Mamie Pond of Eckington, with Mrs. CharlesiLyman, 1243 New Jersey ave. Miss Lydia.Patton of Philadelphia, with Muir, 512 3d;-4 to 9. Mrs. S. 8. Poynton, assisted by Mrs. A. ae Boynton, nnd Aliss Olive Poynton, 307 P ne. ok Miss Nannie Miss Florence Sharp, 1001 23d; 2 0 Thi ue B. %. ‘Powell, 1605 5th n.w., assisted by Mrs. Walter Mitchel, Mrs, James Gate- wood and Missesi Evans, Beckett, Thomas and Russ; 6:to 10; Mrs. Page,iassisted by Mrs. eee and Miss F. B. Sere) 1833 R; 5 to 1: The Misses’ Rice’ will ce Miss Ander- scn, 471 Fla. ‘ave. n.w.; 3 to 7. Mrs. D. C. Reinohl and Miss Reinohl, with the ladjés at, Hamline M. EB. Church: after 4. Miss Bessie. Roberts, assisted by Misses Mamie Herléy, Hattie Slater and Marie Roberts, 8224'Sherman ave., Mt. Pleasant; 0 10. Mrs. Jennie H. Robinson, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F. onl? Lilian Ritter, with the W. C. T. U., oiatss Minnie Rynex, with the W. C. T. U., Mrs. E. H. Ripley, assisted by her daugh- ter, Mrs, T. caatallton: Coates, and Miss Davis, 109 6th _n. 0 8. with the W. C. T. U. Miss 910 F. . Sioa C._E, Ritter, with the W.'C. T. U., Mrs. Chas. Renshaw, assisted by Misses Bessie and Helen Renshaw, Mrs. Searight, Miss Lukei, Miss Lucas, Miss Donald of Alabama, Miss Horn of Towa, Miss Wil- Laas of Tennessee, Corcoran n.w.; HSS J. D. Robinson, with Mrs. J. B. Aus- tin, 1428 8; after 3. Mrs. 8. L. Rueckert, 1524 9th gelit 8 to ll, Miss Maud Rudy, assisted ras iss Emme ‘Trumar, 2816 Pa. ave. n.w. Mise rears with Misses von Exzdorf, 918 N; Mrs. Mary E. Reeves and Miss ae Reeves, with Mrs. M. A. Fugitt, 727 Miss Grace I. Ross, 1117 O n.w.; 4 to & Richardson, with Miss ‘Annie Mrs. Hill, 918 F s.w.; 3 to 7. Miss Mabel Stier, with = Misses Knight, 1106 Maryland ave. s.w. to 9. Miss Myrtle Smith Stroad ‘and Mrs. A. R. Perlie, 924 14th; 1 to 5. Mrs. Sara E. Smith, assisted by her daughters and her mother, Mrs. G. Martin, 1838 Vt. ave.; 2 to 5. After 5 at headquarters W. C. T. U., 910 FL Mrs. Alice E. Spindler, assisted by her race Miss Mabel Van Horn, 1109 7th; 1 0 Mrs. G. W. Smith, assisted by Mrs. C. Be curtis nay ‘Miss Inez F. Smith, 120 7th 8.e. 0 Mrs. Sara A. Spencer, assisted by Misses Agnes Sleavin, Carrie M. Stelman, Alice Maud Beall, Charlotte Aldine Barrett, Mae Marie Bewick, Catharine Ward Carr, Catharine Radcliffe Frisby, Mary Florence Garnett, Edith Graham Granville, Mary Gertrude Green, Laura Ella Hoffman, Mary L. Halsey, Annie Kelley, Fannie Richard Levy, Kate Madden, Olive Edna Niles, Jessie Misner Peck, Martha Ellen Price and Annie Elizabeth Wendel, Spen- cerian College Hall, No. 1, Academy of Music building; 1 to 6. - Miss Minnie Smithson, assisted by Miss Minnie Spurry of Eastern Shore, Maryland, 629 4% s.w.; 2 to 4. Mrs. J. W. Shea, formerly Miss Emily Eva Wunder, assisted by Mrs. Laura B. Wunder, Miss Georgie Wunder, Miss Mai Virginia Anderson, Miss Alice Fryer, Miss Edith Duryee and Miss Kathryn Hills, 1230 29th; 5 to 9. Mrs. Electa E. Smith, 911 M; 2 to 8 Members of the G. A. R. specially invited. Mrs. Emma F. Shelton, with the W. C. T.U., 910 F. Miss J. Stevens will vere Mrs. Geo. E. Walker, 230 13th s.w. Miss. H. A. Skinner will assist Mrs. Geo. E. Walker, 230 12th s.w.; 3 ea Clinton Smith, with the Ww. Cc. T. U., 910 Mis, F. A. Stier, assisted by her daugh- ters, Mrs. W. W. Millan and Mrs. M. O. Eldridge, and the Misses\Addie Boiway. Lillie Busey, ina Herbert and Sallie Mason, 1828 9th 9. Miss Doris Schwartz of Charleston, W. Va., will assist Miss Broshanan, 916 1st; 4to8 = ae L, Sherwood, with the W. Tt. 910 F B ve Grace L. Spencer, with the W. C. , 910 ee Sophie Smith, with the W. C. T. U. 910 F. Miss Katie Shea, assisted by stor Bertha Casper, Celia Lansdale, Katie Shrieve, Daisy MceGarroll, Belle Herron and yoronies Mehler, 814 Delaware ave. 1 to 6. he Bishop of W: Se 1407 Mass. av Flora and Siauae. Shinn, assisted Misses Rosina Marsh, Bessie Durfee, Clare Noyes, Della Kee- nd Mrs. Sat- by Blanche Durfee, ssisted by the Misses hington circle; after 6. with the Misses Mr: “baelt s. Smith and Mrs. Hurley, 3 U. Tillie Semmes, assisted by Miss Lob- an, M S Olive McCall, 1003 Ma 3 to Bios Shuffle, with Mrs. 512 3d: 4 to 9. Mrs. Leonard Sarg: laughter, M opkins, Emm: Edna Hogan, 623 Md. Miss Gert Irs. Isabel Tisses Orndorft, wv Muir, by 141 Ki 4 to 8. Swainson, sted Hy her ie M., and Miss Lillie anhter, M Ss Beulah yder, 504 Ln . Strickler, the Mi rpitol; 2 to 4. Strickler, with the Unity Clu», to 11. irsterene Schlegel, assisted er of Baltimore and M Strickler, by ‘J. Stomme! Society No. 4, 718 F ne. 3 with with Ladies’ Aid Miss Gaisberg, isses Maggie and Nellie Sweeney, isted by th s Mamie and Lottie 0 10. vr Shepard, 943 Rhode Is- ata and Lottie Seitz, with Maggie and Neilie Sweeney, 112 Srechenaean 1619 17th. v 1524 ps to 11. AGED Tune, B ae Mrs. Geo. 2. Torrens, assisted by Miss 2 Irene Miller and Mrs. W. MeIntire, 219 C; Mrs. Frederick W sisted by Mrs. J. W. Mrs v 1 Powell, Prenti Eugene Twitchell, Metro: Church; 4 to 6, at home, .e - Tignor, with Miss Lillie Lacy, Jane Taggart of Baltimore, with Mrs. John Ellinger, 618 I M with Mrs. J. B. ‘Thomas, 3 4 too. M Tubman, with Mi: Ida Duckett, Luckett and others, 26 De- trees; 4 to 10. Mrs. H. P. Tharp, assisted by Miss Frankie Jones, Miss E) Norris and Miss Mary Hutchinson, 141 T. Mrs. R. L. Townshend, 1524 9th n.w., with the Unity Club; 8 to 11. u Ada W. Unruk, national organizer of the W. C. T. U., will assist the ladies of the W. C. T. U., 910 F. v Mrs. Bessie Vaughan, with Ladies’ Aid Scciety 4, 718 F nee. Miss Rosie Vogt, 1419 Gth; 5 to 9. a Jane A. Van Doren and daughters, Mrs. J. E. Bradley, Mrs. J. V. D. Bruner and Miss Van Doren and Mrs. J. Harry Cunninghainy 647 East Capitol; after 2. w The Misses Watson, he E, assisted by Miss Mamie Metz; 3 t Miss Edith A. W kere vith “Mrs. Burton, 810 Hn. after 3. Mrs. J. B. Walling and Miss May V. Wall- ing, assisted by Mrs. E. L. Walter, Mrs. L. D. Walter and Miss Amgnda Thomas, 415 A _n.e.; 4 to 9. Mrs. H. B. Willson, assisted by Miss An- ta M. Griesbauer, Miss Ida Faber, Miss Josephine Burton, Mrs. Robert Balderson and Mrs. Theodore Bell, 1312 Kenesaw ave.; 3 to 9. Mrs. E. L, Walter and Mrs. L. D. Walter, with Mrs. J. B. Walling, 415 A n.e.; 4 to 9. Miss Helen Willis of 273 N st., with Mrs. 273 Charies Lyman, 1243 New Jersey ave. Mrs. Theodore M. Wetzel, with Ladies’ Ald Society No. 4, 718 F n.e. Miss Katie E,. Weber, with Ladies’ Aid Society, No. 4, 718 F n.e. Mrs. M. L. Welles, national organizer of the W. C. T. U.,will receive with the W. C. T. U. Mrs. M. A. yes at Hamline Church, 9th and P; 4 to Mrs. G. D. Warder, with the W. C. T. U., 910 F. eaten eenee Walker, with the W. C. T. Miss Louisa S. Weightman, with the W. c. T. U., 910 F. Mrs. Theresa A, Williams, with the W. c. T. U., 910 F. Miss Mamie Wolfe, assisted by Miss Sybil McCarthy, Miss Clarice Mulcahy, Miss Josie Eichelberger, Miss Hazel Murphy, Miss Antonia O'Sullivan and Miss Gladys ae 1023 New Jersey ave.; 4 to 8 Gesreie noe will assist Mrs. J. w, ‘Shea, 1550. 291 5 to 9.- 5 Lord, the Misses Larner, Hurd, Miss | Warren La Rue Thomas Rhine, 12th and Providence sts., Brook- land; 6 to 10. Miss Mamie Wells, TETY ag 4 eae ae Miss Gertrude Hill, 32 Mrs. George E. Walker, Bare ed tp the Misses Teulon, Jones, Skinner and Stevens, 230 13th st. s.w.; 3 to 8. Miss Mayme Wood will assist Miss Mar- ion Lamb, 459 H; 6 to 10. Miss Bernice A. Wood, with the Misses Held, 715 12th; 3 to 7. Mrs. Burrill ‘Wood, assisted by Mrs. P. B. Bagley, Miss Brawner, the Misses Ran- dolph and Wood, 2226 11th; 2 to 11. Mrs. Wm. C. Wood, with the ladies of Hamline M. E. Church, 9th and P;4to8. Mrs. Oscar W. White, assisted by Mrs. of Baltimore, Mrs. Franklin R. Sanner and Miss Sanner, at the Savoy, 2804 14th; 3 to 6. Miss Helen A. Willis, with Mrs. Chas. Lyman, 1243 New Jersey ave. Miss Estelle Wheeler, with Mrs. F. B. Dalrymple, 1704 Oregon ave.; 4 to 9. = Miss Yingling, assisted by her sisters, Miss Marion and Miss Alice, and Mi munds of Trenton, N. J., zZ Miss Mamie Zimmerman, 1002 I s.e.; af- ter 5. ORGANIZATIONS, The K. U. Club, 224 I n.w.; 7 to 10. Misses Vanette Bogan, Alice Fearing, Se- lina Hopper, Elizabeth Johnson, Donna Peetrey, assisted by Mrs. W. H. Moore. The Woman's Christian Temperance Urion, 910 F; 4 to 8 The ladies of the Blue Bell Social Club, 1K) T s.e.; 7 to 9. The ladies of Electa Chapter, No. 2, 0. E. S., Masonic Hall, Anacostia; 7 to 10. The receivizg party will include Mesdames S. E. Shields, M. B. Okey, E. P. Walson, Iddie Williamson, J. F. Warwick, M. M. Babson, Adolph Gude, Simpson, Cornelia Campbell, Tavender, and Miss Flora Crozier. The social department of the Epworth Teague of the Metropolitan M. E. Church, sand C, in the parlors of the church; 09) The following ladies of Hamline M. E. Church will receive in the church parlors after 4: Mrs. T. H. Martin, Mrs. Hall, Mrs, W. R . Street, Mrs. Benton, Mrs. . Reinohl, Mrs. W. Proctor, |. Mrs. Burdette, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. ‘Hunt, J. W. Davis, Mrs. Burdette, Mrs. Mrs. J. R. Quinter, Mrs. Clara Roach, Mrs, Ella Ww ees Miss Wilkins, Mrs. Polkinhorn, Miss Ida O'Neal, Miss Mary Scott, Miss Delia Scott, Mrs.’ Dolan, Miss Dolan, M Stella Boland, Miss Laura Towner, Mis. Johns, Miss Swett, Miss Ida Hodgkins, Minnie Hodgkins, Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Wertz, Mrs. E. W. Morgan, Mrs. Robert Andrews, Miss Mazie Miss Martin, Miss Ida Miner, Miss Miss Florence Har- ries, Mrs. Houston, Finch, Miss Blanch Wade, Maud Tracy, Mrs. Alden, Mrs. Fowler, Miss Fowler, Miss Hattie Dalion, Mrs, Humphrey, Mrs. Z. P. Gunion, M! Gunion, Miss Carrie Hawke, Mr: =. Miller, Mrs. Bolinstarck, 5) Campbell, Mrs. J. C. Maynard, Mrs. S. Miller, Miss A. Howser, Mrs. Ave- line. Ladies’ . No. 4, auxillary to ), Sons of Veterans, to 9, represented by Mrs. Frank M. Allen, Miss Marea Allen, Charles S. Davis, . George Knoch. Miss Lillie N: Sophie J. Stom iss Ottilia J. Stommel, Mrs. Bessie Mrs. Theodore M. Wetzel and Miss Katie E. Weber. The ladies of the Tenth Street Baptist Church, cor. 10th and R sts. n.w., Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins, pastor, from 2 to 11 the fair room. The Epworth League of Foundry M. E. Chureh, in the church & ai Men’s Christian A: ae New York ave . 0. B. Brown, J.T. MeClenahan, James T. N. Multer, E. A. VanVieck, . L. Cabell’ Williamson, 8. Parker, Misses a Allen, Gertrude Alll- ver, Vanette L. Bogan, Naomi R. Bogan, Nellie Sti Brockett, Anna Brame, Minnie C ‘ow ing. Gertrude A. Davis. is, M. ae Edmonston, ter, er, Elizabeth Emm enwell, Gertrude Greenwell, Sue H , Evelyn B. Hodge, Mabel M. Huds Mae V. Huribut, C. Louise Hurl- but, Ada R. Jones, Mary Keeling, Louise A. Anita L. Latch, Amy Law, McKim, Anna R. Nevens, Beulah E. Caroline C. Robinette, Adelia Randolph, Leulah Rothrock, May E. Smith, Nettie Stuard, Lena H. Summy, Augusta M. Swan, Hattie M. Swartwout, Cora Tay- lor, Georgia Turnbull, Jennie M. Taylor and Emma C. Van Vleck; 3 to 8 The fol- lowing program will be presented at 8 o'clock: Piano solo, Mrs. Frank Byram; soprano solo, Miss Laura Dolan; recitation, Miss Carrie M. Dougla: banjo solo, Miss Maude Walcott; violin solo, Mr. Herman Bredekamp; “imitation: . R. Wood; contralto solo, Miss Mamie Clear: select reading, Mr. James Henry Moser; mandolin duet, Misses Walcott and Booby; tenor solo, Mr. George H. Judd. The Central Club—Misses Bertha Brown, R. E a Castell, Alice Ruff, Elsie Macau- ley, Kz ugh and Ger- trude Wa The ladies of the Unity Club (ncorporat- yth, 5 to 1b H. B. Moulton, Bennett, Mrs , Miss Hurlbut, Mrs. Mrs. 3 Boyce, Mrs. Wm. D. P. Morgan, Mrs. L. McCreer: a F. C. Barker, Mrs. Geo. Anthony, Mrs. W. 0, Roome, F. Reuckert, Mrs. R. L. ‘Town: hend, . W. Baker, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. D. C. . Gaston, Mrs. W. A. lor, Mrs. J. O. John- son, Mrs. Mrs. L. Reed, Dieffenderfer, ja Emerson, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Moran, le, Miss Crew, Mist Delia Tun 5 Hurlbut, Miss T. Ha rd, Miss Minnie Cowling, Miss Blanche Hall and the Misses Strickler. Epworth League of Metropolitan M. 5. She rch, assisted by ladies of the Ladies’ ssociation — Miss Bertha Adams, Mrs. ee E. Armstrong, Miss Jennie Booth, Mrs. Bockhaven, Miss Burroughs, Mrs. Cornelius Burlow, Miss Juliet Bur- roughs, Miss Laura Church, Miss Eila Church, Miss Ella Culbertson, Misa Mary Case, Mrs. Wibur F. Dales, Mrs, William S. Dewhirst, Mrs. Fannie Kennedy Ellisel, Mrs. W. C. Eldredge, Mrs. Samuel C. Ford, Mrs. Chas. M. Forrest, Miss Hattie Fague, Miss Esther Gordon, Mrs. R. J. Gillespie, Mrs. W. F. Gapen, Miss Mattie Gray, Mrs. J. M. Holmes, Miss Fannie K. Holmes, Miss Mary Holmes, Miss Mattie Haines, Miss Clara Haines, Mrs. E. A. Haines, Mrs. E. L. Harvey, Mrs. Howard, Miss Inez Howard, Miss Edith Irvine, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Johnson, Miss Margaret Kline, Mrs. Sarah D. La Fetra, Mrs. B, F. Leighton, Mrs. A. E. Miley, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. M. M. Moffett, Mrs. McKean, Mrs. Sallie Mgbntosh, Mrs. W. G. McDowell, Mrs. J. B. Nichols, Mrs. W. H. Pinkerton, Miss Mida C. Peabody, Miss Rachael Rich- ardson, Miss Mary Rector, Mrs. Scott, Miss Bessie Sweet, Miss Stickell, Mrs. Emma Cc. Swan, Mrs. M. W. Twitchell, Mrs. M. Tullock, Mrs. George F. Timms, Mrs. B. Uhlfelder, Mrs. W. E. Wright, Mrs. Emma McF. Wharton, Mrs. Helen M. Wood, Mrs. W. EL Waring and Miss Lou Wilson; 2 to 9. The Legion of Loyal Women, 419 10t! 1 to 5—Mrs. Lizzie W. Calver, Mrs. Henri- etta N. Rose, Mrs. Annie M. Baden, Miss Mary L. Smith, Mrs. Ada H. Weiss, Mrs. Emma E. Myers, Mrs. Annie C. Gotwald, Mrs. Mary Tryon, Miss C. M. Shinn, Mrs. Annie Faunce, Mrs. Ruth G. Blasland, Mrs. Ellen S. Mussey, Mrs. Fannie Pomeroy, Mrs. Rose E. Ferree, Mrs. Albertine Ode! Mrs. Nellie C. Royce, Miss Helen Mathews, Miss Cora C. Curry The Helping Circle of King's Daughters, 124 Sth s.e.; 4 to 8 Colonel Robert I. Fleming, president of the Confederate Veterans’ Association, will receive the members of that organization at their hall, 431 11th n.w.; 11 to 1. Or at his residence, 1018 12th n.w.; 3 to 5. NOT RECEIVING. Mrs.\J. E. Winants, 639 East Capitol. '. 8. Norton of the Navy Yard. in Wood, 122 1ith s.e. M. Sparks, 702 L n.w. Boesser, North Capitol and I. la P. Ellis, 133 E. DUFFY'S fer nr wen FOR MEDICINAL USE an ciuc|el. OIL It gives new life to those who are run down in health. It makes women cheerful and happy. It makes weak, worried men strong and ambitious. Send for pamphlet. DUFFY MALT WHISKEY C0., Rochester, N y ae Powell, 910 M n.w. Mrs. J. W. Mrs. Benjamin Durfee, 639 East Capitol. Mrs. L. W. Johnson, 419 K n.w. Miss Florence S. Chambers, Miss Map Belle P. Chambers and sister, Mrs. Josep 8. Van Fleet, 1703 13th n.w. Mrs. O. M. McPherson, 1250 Princeton, Mrs. Bradford, 904 N. Mrs. Emily Murphy, 222 9th n.e. Mrs. P. F. Mullady, 718 24th n.w. Miss Marie Grasse, Miss Dena Grass 447 New Jersey ave. The Misses Killien, Miss Mayme ' Mrs. Sestus W. Taylor, 123 Pierce. Miss Pendleton, n. s. Taylor and “daughter, “128 Pierce, Miss May F. S 7K ne. Mrs. E. T. Farrar, 116 Mass. ave Misses Louise and Emma Nass, 111 10th ne. The Misses Hart, 1105 New Jersey ave. Miss Mary Coleman and Miss Susie Mate son, 1233 224 now. Mrs. Pinkney Cross, Miss 19th and M nw. Knight, 1207 2oth nw. McDermott, Riorde Lotta M. Stull. . Samuel H. W. Lucretia A. Wi s Alice M. ss a et s Martin, Margaret G. P. J. Mr. and Mrs. Samuei k pot rtd 12204 7th n. Mrs. E. O. Eldridge, 208 A n.e. Lizzie Henne: Leavitt, 1121 . Georgia G. Bain and ladies Weman’s Relief Corps. The Misses Norton, 1905 H_ n.w. Mrs. S. E. Gibson and the Misses Gibson, 1208 15th. Mrs. Reichert, 1 Mrs. Wm. Fah: of the I nw. M nw. From the Philadelphia R Pedestrians in Broad street afternoon were treated to a was quite typical of the progr age. A fin de le beggar plying his trade upon a bic: is certainly elty, The man was a cripple, his left leg being missing almost from the hip joint. From the nature of his affliction it would seem almost impossible for him to keep his bale ance upon his wheel, and yet he not only managed to hold his t gracefully, but with his one good leg he pushed the pedal in great fashion. He in fact, a scorch- er. It was his habit to cruise around Broad t until a Wheelman who looked “touch- came along. He would overhaul e usual plea for He picked out such a one at Wharton street and started after him. The intended victim looked @round and noted the cripple’s appearance with a smile of mingled astonishment and amusement. On the pursuer’s breast hung his trade a large placard reading, “Help th cripple.” The other man put on extr and started to scorch away. The also “smoked up,” and in a mom race was orf. Away they yesterday ne which the square, the cripple gradually gaining on the other, until at Moore street he was abreast of his quarry. The latter was laughing so heartily that he exhausted all his wind. “Can't you help me along a It+ tle?” asked the cripple. “He said the other; “you've cripple thanked him, jocketed the coin and went off to look for more victims, —s Converting Wood Into Liquid, From the Boston Transcript. It is not generally known that over 60 per cent of wood may be conyerted into liquid. The strongest hydraulic pressuro would not squeeze one-half of 1 per cent of moisture from dry wood, but by putting the same material into an iren retort and converting it into charcoal by means of heat, the gases and smoke, to the extent ef fully 6 per cent of the weight of the wood, may be condensed into liquid called pyroligneous and from it are ob- tained wood « , acetate of lime and wood tars. A cord of wood weighing 4,000 pounds produced about 2,650 pounds of py- roligneous acid and 700 pounds of char- coal. The pyroligneous acid from one cord ef wood produces nine gallons of S2 per cent crude wood alcohol, 200 pounds of ace- tate of lime and about twenty-five gullons of tar, besides thirty-five bushels of char- After the pyroligneous acid is neu- tralized with lime the wood alc i Uilled off, the lime holding the acet in solution. After the separation the wood spirit the remaining liquid is bolled of down in open pans to a sugir, which {8 dried and becomes the acetate of lime of commerce. Ace of lime is used for making acetic acid. Fuliy three-fifths of all the wood alcohol and acetate of lime produced in the world are male in the United States. Fully 15,000 acres per year are cleared for this purpose. Wood hol affords a perfect substitute f alcohol for manufacturing and mec’ purposes, and at less than one-third the . cost. It is used principally as a solvent m the making of shellac varnish, in making celluloid, photographic paper, etc. It makes many beautiful dye Unts. It is an- tiseptic and much used for liniments and for skin rubbing in bath hous: A Chapter of Delays. From the Cleveland Plain Dealer, One evening not long ago a slight blaze was discovered in the neighborhood of the corner of Prospect and Erie streets, and a rush was made for the fire alarm box. As sometimes happens, the whereabouts of the key was not known, and for a minute or two there was a lot of wild anxiety run- ning to waste. All sorts of suggestions were offered, but nobody took advantagé of them. Fortunately, a short policeman came trotting up and presently produced his key. It was attached to a chain and the box was pretty high up, and the key didn’t come within six inches of the key- hole. The short policeman puffed and tu ‘ ea, by George!” he said. “Lift him up!" roared somebody. “Hold on, boy said the officer, “I'll loosen the chain. He unbuttoned his coat and vegt and the waistband of his official trousers “and final- ly released the jangling attachment. A moment later the door of the box flew open. “Let me see,” said the policeman, “you turn something, don't you?” The fact is he didn’t know anything about it. “Say,” said a funny man in the crowd, “will somebody kindly step around and ask that fire to be as deliberate as possible?” This made everybody laugh. guess the cop takes this for Lunnon, don’t you know,” said the funny man again. “Pull down the knob,” yelled a small boy, and the short policeman obeyed. Luckily it was only a trifling blaze. THE SATURDAY STAR BY MAIL $1.00 PER YEAR.