Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
In Honor Of the Vice President and
Wifi.
senator and Mrs. Elkins Eatertain
At Dinner-Mrs. Dawes Re-
ceivers-PcrsOmals.

last Hignt IN nOnor or the vice President
ard Mrs. Hobart. The others present were
the Attorney General and Mrs. Griggs.
Secretary Bliss, Senator and Mrs Lodge.
the German ambassador Senator Allison,
Mrs. Patenotre Mrs. Harriet B. Beale. Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Boardman. Colonel and
Mrs. J. ]. McCook. Judge and Mrs. John
Davis, Mrs. Audenried. Mrs. Bruner of
New York and Mr.. Frank Thomson of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Patenotre will sail very shortly for
Europe TO rejoin her husband, now the
| French ambassador at Madrid.
Secretary and Mrs. Gage gave a small
dinner last night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
I"lcott of Rockford, H. Colonel and Mrs.
Wesley Brainard of Denver are at present
the guests of the Secretary and his wife.
Mrs. Brainard is a sister of the Secretary
ard this is her first visit to the capital for
many years. They will be here a fort
night.
Mrs. Horstman gave a luncheon yester-
day in honor of Mrs. Sherman. and among
others present were Mrs. Gary. Mrs. White
Mrs Anderson. Mrs. Chopper. Mrs. Archi-
| bald Hopkins, Mrs. Pellew, Mrs. Ward
| and Mrs. A. L. Bates.
Mrs Dawes, wife of the controller of the
currency. received yesterday for the first
time since taking possession of their new
home. 1887 X street Mrs. Dawes was as
sisted in entertaining by her mother Mrs
Rlemyer OF Evanston, ILL.,, and by her
guests, Mrs. w. W. Ross and Mrs W b.
kirkman both of Evanston.
The Misses Trazzare entertained a num-
| Der Of friends at their residence. 10 I'm
street southeast Among the features of
| the evening Were selection on mandolin
and guitar by the Messrs. Weaver, after
which all present partook OF a bouutiful
! repast.
There was pleasant gathering of friends
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Landergan, 31S 3D. street northeast, last
| night, in honor of the sixth anniversary OF
their marriage. Music and games were in
duIged in, after which all present were IN
| vited to the dining room. where they par
| took of bountifu repast. Among those
| present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Tolman. MIR.
| end Mrs. Swain. Mr. and Mrs. Birch. MIR.
| End Mrs. Burkn, Mr.. and Mrs Randolph
| and Mrs. Mauger.
On account of illness Mrs. r. f. Baker
Will be compelled to discontinue her FRI
| Gays At home and will Ice unable TO return
| any more calls this season.
Mrs. II. T. Guss viii be at home from
| 10 g OH Friday. Her sister, Miss Maybell
| Brooks. is with her for very short Visit.
! They will be pleased to see all their friends
| on that day.
The marriage of Miss Cora Herman to
| Robt. Lee Kerngood of Baltimore took
place at the home of the bride Sunday
| February %, at high noon. Only a family
patty NdS present. after an extended tour
| forth, on their return they will reside al
2oll Bolton street, Baltimore, and will be
| at home March - and %.
Miss Emma j. Lewis has gone to Mad
| ison Ind, after a pleasant visit to her sis
| ter Mrs. j. b. Merton, at ri North Caro-
Ina avenue.
card party was given last evening by
Miss Grace Farrell of Capitol Hill in honor
| OF Miss Stanford of Cincinnati. Others
present We're the Misses Heath, Miss Bart
lett, Miss Walker. Miss Talmage Miss
Hasiup' Miss Birney, Col. Garthe Messrs.
Davis. Walker, Blair. Randolph. Gznaga
OF Baltimore. Wilson, Young. Dunton,
Toner and Chesly.
the marriage by the Rev. C. n. Luccock
February 2s last, of Miss Marie A. Dillon
and Mr.. III. Donnell Rockwell was the oc-
casion for a peasurable surprise TO the
| friends of the contracting parties in def
erence 10 whose wishes the ceremony was
quiet one. Announcement Will be made
\ to their friends of their place of residence
upon their return to the city.
| Mrs. A NJ. Baer. 1908 31st street will not
| be at home Thursday
Mrs. S. H. Dickson and Mrs. c. l.. Allen
will receive for the last time this season
Thursday at 2l06 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Herman are spend
| ing the month of March at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Council. wife of Representative Con-
| EEL of Pennsylvania. will not be at home
! " Hef al the Snoreham Tor two
weeks.
Mrs. Mathew S. Quay, her daughter and
party of friends have gone to their WIN
ter nome Oh the St. Lucie to spend some
weeks. They travelled south from Wash
linton in the private care Pickwick. While
| in Florida Mrs. Quay's house party in
cludes Mrs. K. T. Thayer. Pittsburg: Mrs
M l.. Davidson, Miss Quay and Miss Susie
Quay of Washington, Miss Edith Waller
or East Orange, N. j.: Miss Eva Wool
worth. Sandusky, Ohio: Miss Armstrong
Lock Haven. Pa: Mr.. Frederic Lesh of
Boston. Mass: Mr.. Henry Atwood and
Mr.. Henry Boyd of Pittsburg.
Mrs. VIM. F. Turner will not be at home
Thursday. March 3.
Rev. Joseph b. and Mrs. North will cele-
| brate the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
eddirg by reception to their friends
Saturday, March ). from to and to
10. at The manse on Minnesota avenue
Anacostfa.
Mrs. NJ. W. Saxton of West Falls Church,
Va. returned Friday last from a visit to
Monterey, Mex, accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. Jeronimo Garcia of Monterey
who will visit relatives and friends in
Washington and Philadelphia during her
stay at the north. Mrs. Garcias husband
army.
Mr. and Mrs s. B. Pinney. who have
Keen stopping a the Clarendon for the past
few weeks. left for their western home
| this morning.
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS.