Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Its Real Activity May Be Said to Begin
Today.
A Dinner to the Vice President-wash.
fngton Girls at Annapolis-some
Personal Notes.

Gen. Breckinridge gave handsome din
ner on Saturday evening in honor of the
vice President Both gentlemen are grad
yates OF Center College and the evening
was enlivened by q number of pleasant
"reminiscences of by gone days. The guests
included Justice Brown, Messrs. Gardner
Hubbard. Alexander Graham Bell. Shields.
DIR. Sternberg. DR.. Alden. DR.. Boyne, Gen.
Hawkins. Col Burton, Col Sorger, Pay
master General Smith. Adjt. Gen. Williams
and MIR. Breckenridge of Arkansas.
Among those present at the cadets hop at
Annapolis Saturday night was Miss Steven
son, daughter of Vice President Stevenson,
who was accompanied by the Misses Scott,
Currie. Upshur and Blanchard. The Wash
ington party were chaperoned by Mrs
Blanchard and went down on the lighthouse
tender Jessamine. The party of Washing
ton ladies on the Jessamine left yesterday
afternoon for Baltimore. Homing pigeons
sent by the steamer returned with mes
sages to the academy. One Of the birds
liberated brought the message, New Year
greeting to all" The other was a message
from the ladies thanking the hop committee
for courtesies extended the party on their
visit.
Mrs. A. T. Britton and Miss Brftton viii
receive Wednesdays in January at the Ar
ungtou.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Roe Batchelder gave
a whist party Saturday evening at their
attractive home on Tennessee avenue to
introduce their guest, Miss Floy Haines OF
WILMINGTON. The four handsome prizes
were won by Mr.. and Mrs. William A
Hungerford, DR.. and Mrs. Coffren. Those
present were Prof. Putnum. Mr.. and Mrs.
stem, Mr.. Barker. Miss Floy Haines. Dr.
and Mrs. Coffren and MIR. and Mrs. William
A. Hungerford.
Miss Alice w. wasserbach entertained a
gay crowd of young people at her residence.
1900 r street. on Friday evening. The chief
feature of the evening was a new game of
CARDS, which occasioned much mefriment
Those present were Misses Cicely and Ethel
Armes, Ethel Fletcher, Louise Randolph.
Susie Tunstall. Kate Latham, the Misses
Shier and Messrs. Arthur wasserbach,
Scot Haycock, Guy Tunstall, Harry Smith,
w. A. Page. Robert Smart, Wilbur Under
wood, Anderson Offutt and Lawn Thomp-
son.
The residence OF Mr.. E. J. Lucas. COZ
4 1-2 street, was last Wednesday evening
the scene of a happy gathering, the event
being a party given to Miss Susie Lucas
by the Rainbow Club During the evening
Messrs. w. kesler and W. 7. GoodaIl gave
selections on the violin and piano. Games
were enjoyed, after which refreshments
were served AInors those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Lucas Mr.. Walker, Misses Minta
Lucas. Susie Lucas. Blanch ReGmiles. Ma
mic Schafer, Minnie Rye. Grace Miller.
Messrs BERTHE Bird. Harry Redmiles, Will
Duvaii, Harry Hoicer. Will Biondi. Freder-
lex Maynard and William o. Williams
Mrs. NJ. A. Ballinger will not be at home
until Monday, January 8.
Miss Emie Meyer will be at home on We'd
nesday at 1l24 10th street.
DR.. and Mrs. T. b. Kramer and daughter
have located at 123 9th street northeast for
the winner.
Mrs. A. L. Reed and daughter are not
receiving today. as was announced Satur-
day.
Mrs. McAdoo will be at home Tuesdays in
January. 1907 Q street
Representative and Mrs. Enloe and Miss
Enloe are located at the Normandie for the
season.
Mrs. Francis s. Nash will receive on
Tuesdays in january.
The w. W. p. Club met at the home of
Master Willard McChesney, 1901 sth street,
Friday, the 10Th. A very pleasant evening
was spent in fancy dancing and music
me feature OF the evening was an observa-
ton table. Miss Hortense Russell was
awarded first prize, while Howard Ryan
took the BOBBY. After bounteous COLA
ton they separated to meet again in the
near future. Those in attendance We're
the Misses Hortense Russell. Daisy Koss
Marie Breitbarth, Sue Clear, Rose Hill
Minnie Schneeble, Masters Willie Randall
Harold Deland, Walter Ryan, Howard
Ryan, Harry Ryan and Willard McChesney.
Ii was enormously stated in Saturdays
Star that Mrs. A. L. Reed. assisted by her
c street northwest. today.
Mrs Geo. w. Houk will not receive this
season
Mr.. Edward A. Smith and Miss Blanche
y. Merson of Georgetown were married on
November 26.