Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-04-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Mrs. Curry Entertains at a Pretty un-
cheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hits Recent Guests
Japanese OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sOnal Notes.

Mrs. ]. l.. NJ Curry entertained at a
luncheon today Miss Long. Miss Paunce-
fcte, Miss Wetmore. Miss Boardman, Mrs
White. Mrs. Sargent. Miss Williams Mrs
I1oring, Miss Stevens. Mrs. Wilmer Miss
batcheiier. Miss Patterson. Mrs. Calderon
Carlisle. Miss Riggs and Mrs Fairfax Har-
risen.
Representative and Mrs. Hit entertained
at luncheon Saturday Mrs. Sherman Mrs.
Reed. Mrs. Grant. Mrs. Mclean. Mrs Bo-
naparte, Miss Edes, Mrs ID. p Morgan.
Mrs. Hearst. Mrs. Audepreid, Mrs John s.
Rodgers. Mrs. Andrew White Mrs Quigg,
Mrs Macomb Mrs. Logan. Mrs Board
| man. Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. Richard
| son and Mrs. Gallaudet. The table was
decorated by tall and low silver vases,
| filled with pink roses and white lilacs.
The japanese minister entertained at din
| ner Saturday night in honor of the newly
appointed minister to Japan. Mr.. A. E.
Buck. The other guests were Secretary
Sherman. Secretary Gage. Attorney Gen.
eral Mckenna, the Hawaiian minister. the
minister Of the Greater Republics. Sena-
tors Morgan. Davis and Mitchell, General
Miles Mr.. John W. Foster, Mr.. Gardiner
G. Hubbard, Mr.. A. A. Adee, Mr.. Thomas
Cridler, Mr. Robert NJ. Irwin, Mr.. Charles
Cramp, Mr.. Geo. b. Williams. Mr.. L. l..
Barton and Mr.. Durham White Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John De Witt Arnold en-
tertained a company of young people at
dinner Saturday night.
Mrs. Janin will give dance Wednes-
day night at her home Lafayette Square.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burch of Utica,
| N. Y. who spent the winter in Washingto on,
have gone to remain some time at Atlantic
| City before returning home.
Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed is convalescing
| after her dangerous illness CT the past
| weeks and iS able to lake
short drive each day.
A Pre- gressive novelty party was given by
Miss Ryder Wednesday evening in honor
| of her friend Miss Moore of Baltimore.
| The head prizes were captured by Miss
| Shafer and Mr.. Nye, while the consolation
prizes We're bestowed upon Miss Mays and
| Mr.. Johnson.
The Misses Lowndes left for New York
| today, to visit their brother, Mr.. p. Kerche-
| val Lowndes.
Miss Maggie Burke, sos B street north
! east, entertained a number of friends last
| week Among them were the Misses Lizzie
| Donnelly. Rena and Lille Ball, Pauline Ar
| mold, Annie Huges Florence Rhodes. Bes-
sic Segers. Rosa Doherty, and Messrs. ]. C.
Gail, G. Berry, C. Cowal. A. Elgin. J. Pru-
EFT. S. Thchifiey. w. Thornton. f. Roth
| we'll, j. Huges. G. Parker. w. Steward, NJ.
| Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. McDonnich and
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vogel
Miss Ida Polkinhorn has gone to New
York for weeks visit.
| masquerade surprise party was given
| Thursday evening in honor of Mr.. and the
| Misses Dove, at their residence, 401 r
| street northwest After spending a pleas
| ant evening, refreshments We're served.
| Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. ].
| T. Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. Frame. Mr. and
| Mrs. Apgar. Mr.. and Mrs. Beall. Mis-.
! Simms. Misses BERTHE Sipe, Amanda DAM
/ meyer BERTHE Pear son. Martha Cissel, Min
! ME Cissel Clara Sherwood. Nergie Brcome.
| Daisy Richtor, Effie Harkins, Ella Har-
| kins, Olive Sims ana sister. little Alice Bar
| Der. Addie Tydings, Messrs. j. l. Fersinger
| Fred. Johnson, J. Finch. II. Sherwood. II.
| kimmell, c. Grove. J. keffner J. Pepper
and brother, Mr.. Givings, Mr.. Cummings.
| Mr.. Lewis, j Miller. NJ. Cooley, w. Kelley,
| Mr.. Johnson, w. Cissel and Mr. Becker.
| Mrs. r. p Bland. wife of Representative
| Bland of 14i6 Stoughton street. will receive
Tuesday afternoon from 3 to ) o'clock, and
| Will have with her her friend and guest
Mrs. Fennetta Sargent Haskell of ST.
| Louis.