Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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| nations sent the debutante added festive
! touch to every available spot in the room
| In the second parlor there were many more
| pink roses, but in the dining room only
| spring flowers were used. The table was
| adorned with jonquils and Farlayeuse ferns
| Mrs. Parker received in a dainty dress OF
| white brocaded satin. with waist OF
| chiffon trimmed with point lace The debu-
| tante was in pale yellow chiffon over vel
| low Silk which was exceedingly becoming
TO her brunette coloring. The bouquet she
| carried was of green orchids and vioiets
Mrs. George r. Williams. Mrs Thomas
| Wilson, Mrs. Heatwoe Mrs Alden smith
| Miss Cannon, Miss Burdette Miss Reed
Miss Archibald. Miss Sweet and Miss Mary
| warner assisted in the reception
| A rev of those present We're Justice Har-
| IAN, the Chinese minister, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Thompson, Mrs. and Miss Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sands Representa-
| tive Moody, DR.. and Mrs Hickling. Mrs.
BESSIE Stewart, Mrs and Miss Edison, ex-
Senator Gibson, Mr.. S. H. Kaufman. Miss
| Kaufman, Mrs. and Miss Keim, Mr.. and
Mrs A j. Halford, Mrs J. De Witt Arnold,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Burdette. Col. and
Mrs. Fleming. Justice and the Misses Nor
| ris. Judge and Mrs. McComas Senator and
Mrs. Spooner. Senator and Mrs. Burrows.
Mrs ]. T. Granger. Miss Guthrie, Miss
! Gilbert, DR.. Jas. d. Morgan, Mr. Jules
| Guthridge, Mrs. Nash Mrs and Miss
farnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Warner,
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Hamlin. Mrs. Radcliffe,
Mr.. and Mrs Beriah Wilkins. Mrs A,ex-
ander Britton. General and Mrs. Lewis.
| Representative and Mrs. Stuart, Miss Stu
art. General and Mrs Woodbury., General.
| wilson, Mr. and Mrs A A. Wilson, Miss
| Sewers, Senator and Mrs. JONES' Miss
| Jones, General Williams Representative
GllIett, Representative Cannon, Judge and
| Mrs. Powers, Miss Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Saunders, the Misses Tisdel. Prof. Wilson,
| Mrs. Randolph. Mr.. Victor Mason, Colonel
and Mrs. Rutherford, Justice and Mrs,
| Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. Window Mr. and
Mrs Blount. Miss Biount, Mrs. Ward. Mr..
Charles Gurley, Mr.. G. H. Wilson and DIR.
| Leavitt
Miss Thompson of 1922 New York avenue
will be at home Thursday. February 9.
| Mrs. Miranda Tulloch and Mrs Helen Nc
! Lean Kimball left the city this morning TO
connect with the Augusta-Victoria for q
| tour through the Mediterranean to the
| orient stopping at the most important ports
and visiting the Holy Land, Athens. Con-
| stantinOple and Egypt. They will be join
| ed at Gibraltar by Mr.. Henry V. Tulloch
| and wife, who have been spending the win
| ter at Biarritz.
Mrs. Haswel and Miss Grady, after a de-
| lightful visit of some weeks with Mr. and
| Mrs. Allison Nailor, returned to Philadel-
phia some days ago. Mrs. Nailor will hold
her last reception of the season tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Merriam of Minnesota en-
tertained at dinner last night in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish of New York.
The other guests present around the rose
ator and Mrs. Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cauley, Dr.. and Mrs. Chatard Mr. and Mrs.
McLanahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent, Senator
Aldrich and Miss Cooke.
Prof. and Mrs. George L. Raymond and
Mrs. Daniel Lothrop will give a reception
to {, to day at 1921 Jefferson place.
Mrs. Burrows will not receive tomorrow,
but will hold her next and last reception
for this season On Thursday, February O.
14o4 Massachusetts avenue
The d. D. Euchre Club held its regular
bi-weekly meeting on Tuesday evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Dimick, 1873 18th. street. The first prizes
were won by Mrs. Finch and Mr. Sanner,
and the consultations awarded to Mrs. San
ner and Mr.. Thomson. Refreshments were
served and the evening concluded with an
impromptu dance in which the president
carried off the honors. the next meeting
will be at the residence of DR.. and Mrs
Harry T. Guss, 1906 Binney street.
Mrs. Grafton Shreve of Takoma Park has
returned from a pleasant visit to Fair
View Monocacy, Nd. and has as her
guest. Miss Margaret Eula Shreve
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Squires of No SIG
4th street northeast entertained small
party at dinner last evening in honor of
Mrs. J. H. Mcfarland of Pittsburg. Among
those present were Miss Fances B. Sherry
MI VIM. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs Thos NJ. Harvey Mrs
Garrett, Miss Perkins and Mr.. Leffingwell
After dinner, vocal and instrumental music
and dancing were enjoyed until a late hour.
The last of the series of the ladies' CO.
tlions will be held at the Shoreham. jan
uary 30. The chaperones will be Mrs A.
+. German, Mrs. Martin. Mrs. H. Clay
Evans, Mrs. j. P. Heatwole, Mrs. A. J.
Hopkins, Mrs. w Perry Heath, Mrs B.
H, Warner and Mrs Willis Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abel have returned
from their visit to New York and PhiIa-
delphia, and will he pleased to see their
friends Sunday evening, January %, at their
home, 1909 9TH street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fison Collision Of
Ottumwa, Iowa. are on their bridal trip to
Chicago, milwaukee,. Philadelphia, Boston,
New ork Washington and Canada. They
are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. James w
DOGGY, and Will leave Thursday for Can
ada. Mrs. COLLISION is the beautiful and ac-
compllshed daughter of Mr. j. d. Ferree
who is well known in Iowa ard Washing
ton. MIR. and Mrs. COLLISION have received
great deal of social attention while in
w aShington.
Miss Efe Rhodes of Anacostia is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrenn at their home in Gull
pepper county, Va.
Miss Eleanor McCracken of Virginia. who
has been visiting the south, is now the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Bovee
1404 II street.
Mrs. Roswell D. Hitchcock's daughter
Mrs. Fred. Hartman, having completely
recovered, she goes to Mrs. Fred. Pierson's
for short VISIT and then to the Cam
bridge, New York.
Miss Helen Thomas of Portland, Me- is
the guest of Mrs. Sam. L. Mattingly 1851
. street.
Mrs. Carter and Miss Galen will receive
tomorrow Thursday informally. for the
last time this season.
Mrs George H. Chandlee will be at home
informally to her friends the remaining
Thursdays of the season at Chevy Chase
Maryland.
Mrs. La Fetra will be a home Saturdays
in February.
Capt. Ferd. McDonough, who has been
seriously i'll with la grippe for the past six
weeks, has sufficiently recovered as to be
able to resume his duties at the pension
bureau.
Mrs H. J. Horn is i'll and will not receive
again until February.
Samuel Brcker of the Executive Man
sion, w. D. Ritner of the Treasury Depart
ment and w. R. Householder of the Capt.
toll accompanied by their wives attended
the inaugural ceremonies of Governor Stone
of Pennsylvania. These gentlemen served
with Governor Stone in the same regiment