Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Handsome Entertainment for Senator
Chandler's Little Son.
Warrington People Who Are Spend.
wedding-Notes of Interest.

Master Jack Chandler, son of Senator and
Mrs. Chandler. celebrated his ninth birthday
yesterday afternoon by a very jolly gather
ing Of his schoolmates, who danced, played
games and had a thoroughly good time from
until o'clock. The last hour was taken
up by the formal banquet in honor OF the
event. The little folks. headed by the young
host, marched into the dining room, where
a beautifully decorated table delighted them
The centerpiece was Of red roses and in
'front.' OF Master Jacks place was a basket
nlled with nine roses, presented by his aunt,
Mrs. Jacques. The birthday cake, on top
or which nine candles burned. was another
much admired ornament until the time came
to cut it and to distribute it amongst the
company. Each little guest found a pansy
card at his place marked with his name,
q rustic basket filled with eggs and a very
gorgeously colored chicken, whose interior
department was filled to bursting with email
bon bons. While the meal progressed, tie
company, made up Of Mrs. Chandler
Jacques, Mrs. Bradley, Miss Kate Field,
Miss Chandler and Miss Kate Chandler
both nieces Of the Senator, enjoyed The pref
ty scene. As usual, Master Jack received
numbers of fine presents and enough good
wishes to do him for many long year
Mr.. and Mrs. jacques have been here for
some days and will be at the Arlington IN
til tomorrow. Miss Kate Chandler who
will make her debut in society next winter
which she will spend with Senator and Mrs
Chandler, Is home from school now with
them for the Easter holidays
Mrs. James F. Barbour is still at Nice.
where SO many Americans have spent the
winter. In one OF the leading hotels an
American colony, which was largely made
up of Washingtonians, have had pleas
ant season together. Among them were
Admiral and Mrs. Luce Admiral and Mrs.
Erbin. Miss Erbin, Gen. and Mrs. Bachelor.
Mrs. Boggs, wife of Paymaster Boggs; Mrs
and Miss Hitchcock and Mr.. and Mrs
James F. Barbour and their family. Miss
May Keyworth Barbour has entirely re-
gained her health and is now travelling with
Gen. Ewing, United States minister to Brus-
sells, and Mrs Ewing and Admiral and Mrs.
Luce through Italy. Upon their return hext
month, she will make a visit at he lega-
ton at Brussels with Gen. and Mrs. Ewing
Mr.. James Barbour, who has been home for
the past month, expects to rejoin his wife
at Nice In May.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Hemphill
have issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Dora E. Hancock TO
ing, April 4. at st. Pauls Episcopal Church.
The invitations also include at home cards
for Lieut.. and Mrs Newton April p and
%. to G. at 1724 P street.
The Corcoran Cadet Corps will give their
twenty-ffth complimentary hop at the
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April 3. Dancing will begin at $50.
The Legion OF Loyal Women will be al
home to their friends at their headquarters
4l9 10th street, this evening from 7:30 &c
10. The committee on arrangements con.
sists of the following ladies. who will also
act as the reception committee: Mrs. Fanny
Pomeroy. chairman; Mrs. Addie Perkins
Mrs. S6 rah Perkins, Miss Florence Perkins
Mrs Della Perham, Mrs. Joannah Petin.
gale, Mrs. Clarinda Pitts. Mrs. Emma Poe
Afrc
Mrs. Sarah Pruett. Miss Clara Quint, Mrs
H. n. Ralston, Mrs. J. r. Rawlings Miss
Maud E. Reynolds.
NJ. Chauncey n. Dutton and family O,
Pittsburg have taken apartments at The
Woodmont-"
Mrs. I. NJ. Bittinge-. who has been travel.
Ing for the past month in Florida with her
friend, Mrs. G.. S. Harris Of PHILADELPHIA Is
expected home next week
One OF the leading social events Of the
coming week will be the concert of the Yale
Glee and Banjo Clubs on Tuesday evening
In the afternoon Mrs W. p. Boardman vii
give large tea in honor of the clubs, her
father having been the late joseph Shelf.
field, who endowed Yale so handsomely
After the concert Mrs McLanahan viii
give dance for young people to meet the
members OF the clubs and a number of Yale
men who are to be in town.
Mrs. Draper has returned from Fort Mon.
roe. and will have a number Of out-of-tovn
guests for the Easter festivities.
Mrs. Anthony Pollok has invitations OH,
for tea on Monday, April . 4 to 4. to NEE,
Count and Countess Henri de Franken.
stein.
Mrs. Audenreid will give a dinner Thurs.
day, March %.
The Spanish minister has dinner invita-
| tons out for Saturday, March 81.
The Marquise de Talleyrand-Perigord and
her son-in-law and daughter Prince and
Princess Ruspoli of the Italian embassy al
washington, are entertaining, at their new
Italian villa In the pine forest on the shore
OF the beautiful lake which forms the chief
attraction Of Chatsworth, N j.