Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Visiting Delegates Entertained by Dr. and
Mrs. HANNA
Blaine House May Hall VIII Take
Place Friday NiRht-Per-
sOnaI Notes.

DR.. and Mrs. NJ. W. HANNA gave a de-
hghtful reception last night to thu dele
gates to the Woman's Home and For
eisn Missionary convention recently held
in Baltimore. who are now in this city
enjoying the sightseeing and receiving
many social attentions from members of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Or. and
Mrs. Hammas guests were Mrs. and Miss
Everding, San Francisco; Mrs. A. V. Hun
ter. Columbia City. Ind; Mrs. z. J. krecht-
ing. New Germantown. n. J.: Mrs. Edward
p. Otis, Akron. Ohio: Miss Vesta i. Sever
inghaus. Chicago: Mrs. G.. NJ. Hendel. Al
bany: Mrs. VI. NJ. Patten. Albany; Mrs.
Sullivan, Albany: Mrs. Selma Belmer. Gin
cinnat, and from Washington. Rev. DIR.
Parson, Rev DIR. DomeT. Rev. Or. ]. @.
Butler. Mrs. J. G.. Butler. Miss Grace But
Ter Rev. Chas. II. Butler. Rev. John G.
Bowers. Mrs NJ. A. Bowers, Rev. Stanley
Bllheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert f. Fox,
Mrs. Edmund X. Fox, MIR. and Mrs. +. II.
Parsons. Mrs. L. NJ. Kuhns. Mrs. Hamilton
Bayley and Mrs. and Miss Eckfsldt; DIR.
Anna +. Kugler. Guntoor, India; Emma
Louise Slgmund. deacouess, Baltimore. Md:
Mrs Alice q. Bond. Saline. Kan: Mrs. NJ.
Il. WiriCk, Empora. Kan: Mrs. l.. l.. King.
St. Louis. Mo; Mrs Holiday. ST. Louis, Mo.
The date for the promenade concert and
ball at the Westinghouse Mansion in aid
of the Children's Hospital has been chang
ed to Friday or this week, that evening be
ing considered more suitable than Satur-
day. As before announced, all the arrange
ments are practically like those for pri-
vatc entertainment. Mrs. Westinghouse
leaving nothing undOne to make 1t sue
cess. Mrs. Davis will receive with Mrs.
Westinghouse. and the list Of floor mana
gers is being rapidly completed. so that the
presence and liveliest interest Of the most
notable persons in society are already as
sured.
Mrs. Westinghouse has done so much In
giving her friends pleasurabla surprises
that the rumOr that there will be as many
flowers after this ball to distribute among
the poor and sick in the various hospitals
and institutions all over the city as there
were after the splendid entertainment of
last week. seems easy enough to believe.
Mrs Mckee and her children are row in
indianapolis visiting her husbands rela-
tves. Thursday evening she viii be given
a reception at her brother-in-law's home,
for which most elaborate preparations have
been made and for which 800 invitations
were sent out last week
Mrs. j. Thos. Sturgis Of Chicago arrived
yesterday, and Is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Tabler Of Capitol Hill. Mrs.
Sturgis will he Joined later by her husband,
who is now travelling in the west
Miss Lechter of Baltimore is the guest of
Miss Harriet Thyson of Howard avenue
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Douglas Of 1909 18Th street left town
yesterday. She viii join friends and sail
for Europe tomorrow.
The Mexican Ambassador and Mrs. AZ
pirOz will give a dinner Of twenty-five COW
ers tonight in honor Of the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Hay.
The tea which was to be given Thursday
at the Washington Hospital for FoundIiass
has been postponed.
Mrs Charlie E-1 ru,rbsr Of NTonalror
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. f. Ash
ion, at % NJ street, where she will be
pleased to See her friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe have
gone to Minneapolis, Mimi. to be in at
tendance upon the Presbyterian general
assembly. which Convenes in that city
Thursday Of this week. the opening ser
mon being preached by Or. Radcliffe
moderator.
Mrs. Joseph Alexander Of Clayton. n. J..
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Major King,
100 18th street.
DIR. J. s. Allen and Warren Parsons pri-
vate secretary to Representative McClcl-
Ian, are stopping In New York city on
their way home from Maine and Massa-
chuscttS, where the former went for the
benefit Of his health, Mrs. Allen left yes,
terday to join them in New York city, and
the party will return the latter part of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Guiford entertained
the Stag Social Club at the residence of
her parents. Or. and Mrs. l.. Il. Reynolds.
Sl3 East Capitol street. last night. The
orchestra gave some very fine selections.
About 10 o'clock Mr.. Crump, president OF
the club, and Mr.. Sautcr gave cake walk
The club also sang several pieces. Refresh
ments We're served. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs DR. e. r. Reynolds Mr.. and
Mrs f. w. Guilford. Dr. Foster and Miss
Minnie Pyles Mr.. Yancy and Miss Clara
Rollins, Mr. Bronte Reynolds. Miss Maud
Zirl1le, Mr.. Simonds. Miss BERTHE Rollins.
Mr.. Payne, Miss Marion Rollins, Mr..
CRANE. Miss Ruth Blazy. Mr.. Ajle Rey-
nolds, Miss Ronnice Sauter, Mr.. Sauter,
Mrs. Bradley, Geo. w. Abnernethy. Mrs.
Anne Dean, Mare Cohen. Leo Cohen, Mr..
Hillard. Mr.. Yersinger. Mr.. Frank Rey-
holds, Robert Reynolds. and Misses Lizzie
Rowe. Lola Hessler. Miss Williams. Miss
Wilson, Mary Zirkle and Frances ReynOlds.