Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Some Announcements Regarding the Presi-
dents Engagements.
The Usual Round Of Teas and Recon.
lions Acknowledgement
Notes of Interest.

January y. with Attorney General McKen-
ma January 81. with Postmaster General
Gary January %. with Secretary Gage Jan
uary 81 and with Secretary Bliss February
4. Vice President Hobart will give re-
ception in honor of the President January
s.
Miss Kate Brice who spent last week
with Miss Simpkins. has returned to New
York.
handsome dinner Saturday evening of fif-
teen covers.
Mrs. p. H. Hill and the Misses Hill viii
be at home Wednesdays. January II and TO-
Mrs. Dalzell had the pleasure of well
coming many friends to her first Saturday
reception of the season. Mrs. Steele of In
diana. Mrs Payne. Mrs. Sands. Mrs John
b; Wight and Miss Aikens of Pittsburg,
who Is visiting Mrs. WESTINGHOUSE, assist
ed in receiving.
Mrs. Charles c. Glover will soon 60 south
to spend the rest of the winter with her
young son, whose health is not over Wig
orous.
Miss Mary Ramsay is at Utica, N. Y,
visiting Mrs Nicholas Devereaux
Mrs. Stewart. wife of Senator Stewart, is
thinking of going to California for the rest
| OF the winter. Mrs. Bessie Stewart has re-
turned from the country and has opened I'D
Stewart Castle for the season.
Mrs. Hengelmuller, wife of the Austrian
minister, began her informal at homes Sat-
urday last The drawing rooms of the le-
cation were thronged by callers who had
also the pleasure of meeting Miss FeIicie
ue IaczenoWska, the young daughter of the
hostess, who presided at the tea table.
MISS Helen Cannon, daughter of Repre-
sentative Cannon, returned with her father
after the holiday recess. They are at the
Cochran, where they lived last winter and
nave with them Miss Cannon a niece of
Representative Cannon. Miss Helen Cam
non went abroad last spring and spent the
summer travelling with friends, and had one
OF the most delightful European tours she
has ever enjoyed.
Mrs. Edwin McCahill and Miss McCahill
Will be at home Tuesdays in January.
Mrs. E. A. Haines and Miss NJ Haines
are spending week at Fortress Monroe.
Mrs Stone, wife of Representative Stone
Will not be at home tomorrow but viii,
receive the last two Tuesdays in Janu.
airy and February.
The ladies' of the Hamilton who are
not the wives of representatives will re-
celVe tuesdays from to g.
Mrs. Weston Flint will not be at home
Tuesdays until February.
Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Caldwell will be
at home February 1 and 10
Miss Hattie McCeney Bowie has returned
home. after pleasant visit with her sister
in Baltimore
Representative and Mrs. Bankhead Of
Alabama and Mr.. Henry Bankhead have
taken apartments at the Riggs House for
the winter
Mrs. w. H. Sims will not receive until
Tuesday. January is.
Miss Boutelle will be at home TUESDAYS
at the Majestic.
Miss Ella Ford of Bay Ridge Park, Brook
lyn. N Y has returned 70 boz, bor,,a ,r,o,
a pleasant stay Of eight weeks with Miss
Louise Thomas Of 625 K street northwest
Mrs. Chas. Grayson DuIin has cards out
for dancing party on Friday, January
II, at O'Clock.
Mrs. MacKnight Moses will be at home
Mondays, January 10 and "a, and Mondays,
February IA and %.
Mrs. Sartoris entertained at dinner Satur-
day evening. The guests were Miss Sar-
torls, Miss Cana. Miss Emery, Miss Poorc
Miss Clagett, Miss Owen, Miss McClanna-
han, Miss Ffoulke. Mr.. Tower of the Brit
ish embassy: Don Alfredo Cana. Mr.. Sar-
teris, Mr.. John Womack Wright. Senior
Puledo of the Venezuelan legation. Lieut..
Cutter. Mr. Dahlgren and Mr.. Wilcox
Mrs. r. B. Donaldson and Mrs. H. J.
Lauck of 1916 10th street will not be a:
home the remaining Wednesdays in Janu-
airy.
Representative and Mrs. Lester of Geor-
II.
Lester will receive Tuesdays
Miss May H. Morgan, daughter of former
United States Treasurer d. N Morgan, will
be at home informally Wednesday next at
1913 T street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. s. Woodford will be
at home Friday evening, January IA, from
to 10 at the Raleigh.
Miss Olive Pushaw entertained a number
of her schoolmates at a pink tea Saturday
afternoon. Those present were Misses
Ruth Worth, Susie Bell. Blanch Pushaw-
Maud Wagstaff. May Snowfall, Louise
Daily and Elise Allen.
The semi-monthly Young Peoples Dane
ing Club held its third meeting Saturday
evening last at Carroll Institute Among
those present were the Misses SHARKS
Weide, NJ. Weide. Stewart, Carlton. Eynon.
Briggs' MeSsrs. Eynon. Burnham, Bevans.
Bacon, Ball;nger, Goodwin. English and
many others. The next meeting will he
held Saturday, January -
Miss Helen NJ. Marshall of Rome. Ga.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Cooper and
the Misses Goodwin at Cooke Place.
Georgetown. Miss Mary Buchanan, who
has been visiting the Misses Goodwin. has
returned to her home in Louisville KY.
In commemoration of the twenty-fifth
anniversary Of DR.. Elliott's rectorship of
Ascension Church a reception will be given
m his honor at the rectory, 1119 o street.
the evening of January II. from to Ii
o'clock, under the auspices of the Woman's
Guild.
A farewell reception was given Friday
evening in honor of Mr. Henry F. Schoen-
born of the U: S. revenue cutter service
at the residence of his cousins, the Misses
Eccard, 1870 New Hampshire avenue.
Music and dancing were among the fea-
lures of the evening, after which refresh
ments. were served. Among those present
were the Misses Annie and Theresa
Schoenborn, Nina Grove, Effie Walker,
Estelle De Jannon Flora Eccard, May
Fowler, Clara Eccard and Messrs Henry
F. Schoenborn, Otto ]. De Mol, Richard h.
Posey, Albert Stetson of New York Maury
Posey, Norwood and Frank Posey. Mr.
Schoenborn left yesterday morning on the
U. s. s. McCulloch for trip around the
world and expects to be gone about three
years.
Mrs. Hopewell Hebb Darneille has cards
out for a tea Wednesday, January 10, from
to T. to introduce Miss Nett;e Addison
Darneille.
The Misses Brown have returned to the
city and will be lat home informally at
the Frederick on the first and third Mon
DAYS Of each north.