Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mrs. Justice Fields First Reception
Other Events of Interest


Mrs Justice Field was at home to callers in
the library Of her spacious and beautiful home
on Capitol Hill yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Field had with her Mrs. Condit Smith, her
sister, and her two nieces. Miss Condit Smith
and Miss Alice Condit Smith, the latter q debu-
tante this season. Justice Field Joined the
ladies' late in the afternoon. Mrs. Field will
continue to be at home to callers on Mondays
during December, informally, as has always
been her custom. Among the callers yesterday
were Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Barney, Mrs. Mitchell,
Miss MITCHELL Mrs. Handy, Mrs. A f. Ma
gruder, Mrs. T. B. M. Mason and q host Of
young men.
Capt and Mrs. Wheeler will soon celebrate
the ffteeth anniversary of their marriage by
entertaining company OF family friends at an
evening party in their home.
Senator and Mrs. Hawley returned to their
residence here, No. 1890 street, which is on
the south side OF Pennsylvania avenue, early in
october: Mrs. Hawley spent the summer with
her mother in London, and on her return to
this country brought with her Miss Horner, her
sister who Is now a member of the Senator'S
household Miss Horner is an accomplished
equesrlenne and with Mrs. Hawley goes every
day for long rides on horseback along the
p4sasant country roads Yesterday was the
nrst anniversary of the birth Of the Senator's
little daughter and the event was celebrated by
the ingathering Of the babies of the neigh
borhood.
present the guest Of Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Wise.
viii after Thursday Of this week be with Mrs.
Sarah C. Moore OF No. 10S street northwest.
Mr.. Jameson was in the Post Office department.
under Postmaster General James Of New
York.
Of Indianapolis will be the guests Of Judge and
Mrs. Jeremiah Wilson Of street for portion
OF the season.
The Vice President and Mrs. Morton have
moved from the Shoreham into their Scott
circle house. The projected improvements
there have not been completed, but Mr.. and
Mrs.. Norton have gone into the house in order
to get the workmen out Of it
Mrs. Wsnamaker did not arrive in the city
yesterday, 90 she was announced to do on Sun
day, but In expected at the ] street house to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. cambridge Hof1 Of No. 1929 Jefferson
place has out invitations for tea on Thursday
afternoon Of this week, when she will introduce
q daughter.
Senator Sawyer and his daughter, Mrs. White,
will take possession this week of the new house
veritabie castle it is-No. 1701 Connecticut
avenue.
Senator and Mrs. Stewart are in the city and
are at the Shoreham.
Mr.. Emilio Garcia Of the Mexican legation
has moved to 1926 / street northwest
III. u. v. Wurdemann mas returned from
Vienna and London and is at 200 Delaware
avenue. DR.. and Mrs. Wurdemann expect to
leave for their future home in Milwaukee Wis,
about December 10.
Capt Won Stein, delegate from the Neither
lands to the international maritime conference,
gave dinner last night at Wormley's to a num-
Der OF his colleagues in the conference and
their ladies. The guests were MIR. and Mrs.
yerney, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert, Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr. and Mrs.
Verbrugghe, Lieut. Cottman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimbsll. Mr.. yaroho, Mr.. Monasterio, and
Capt. Shackford.
Mrs. Senator Paddock will spend part, and
perhaps all, Of the present winter at Atlantic
City with her daughter, Miss Fannie, who has
been for some time and still is in poor health.
There will be universal regret for the illness of
Miss Paddock, who won many hearts here last
season by her winsome naturalness and grace,
and much disappointment that Mrs. Paddock
and her daughter are not to be seen in WASH
Ington society for some months at least
Miss Blake and Miss Ludington Of New York
are stopping for a few days with Mrs. Mark
Kerr.
Miss Katydid Jones Of 1918 o street north
west has returned to the city after three
months outing in the Blue Ridge mountains.
A delightful impromptu dance was given
last evening at the house of Miss Cashen No.
l234 Massachusetts avenue. Among those pres
ent were Prof Russell, Capt. Mitchell, Mr..
Shope and wife, the Misses Blandford, Miss
Blaine, DIR. Coombs. Miss Stagg, Mr.. Kerr, Miss
Lathe, Mr.. and Miss Walker, Capt. Graham,
Miss La Week, Prof. Flick and Mr.. Haslam.