Evening star., 1899-01-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Saturday and Sunday Dinners at Notable
Homes
A Ball This Week at the German EN-
bassy-Other Coming Events
Personal Notes.

| The Vice President and Mrs. Hobart gave
a dinner, followed by a theater party Sat
urday night in honor of Mrs. McKinley's
| guests-the Misses Barber, Mckinley.
Shields. McWiliams and Harter-and Miss
| Griggs, Mr.. James Barber. Mr. James Nc
/ Kinley. Mr.. Daniel Griggs. Baron Reid,
Mr.. Frederick Evans. Mr.. Crawford and
| Mr.. Schultz. and Mrs Newton, who is visit
| ing Mrs. Hobart.
The German ambassador has invitations
out for a reception. with dancing. Friday
evening, February ,. al 9:30.
The British amba ssador and Lady Paun-
| cefote entertained at dinner last night.
Some of their guests were General and
| Mrs. Miles, Sir Richard Cartwright Mr..
j. jefferson Coolidge and Mr. and Mrs.
| Cornelius Vanderbilt of New York.
Mrs. Mckinley reception Saturday was
| very pleasant and several hundred guests.
| recently entertaued at the White House,
as well as others, paid their respects. Mrs
| Mckinley was assisted by her four young
guests and the callers numbered both the
resident and official families.
Mr.. and Mrs A S, Worthington have is
| sued invitations for the marriage of their
| daughter, Miss Marian Louise, to Mr..
| Charles l.. Frailey. at the Church of the
EDipldDy, TUESDAY. tDFudfN IL, at l.
| o'clock. A breakfast will follow at 2oiJ
Massachusetts avenue
| The Russian ambassador and Miss Cas-
sini gave a dinner last night. when their
| guests included Miss Mcmillan, Miss Miles,
Miss Daisy Letter. Miss Horstmann, Miss
| Edith Patten. Miss Ward. Miss Ethel
Horstmann, Miss Rose Wallach, Miss
| Blanche Emory, Capt. Gilmore, L. S. A:
| Capt Charles McCaWley. l. S. NJ. C; Mr..
| Anderson. Mr.. Spencer EG1y. Baron Rcidl,
oh a al ff.Er Af
| Taigny Of the French embassy, Prince
Troubetzkoy, Mr.. Zelenoy and Mr.. Roge-
stvensky, both of the Russian embassy.
Saturday night the same host and hostess
| entertained the British ambassador and
Lady Pauncefote. Lord Herschel the Ger
man ambassador, Secretary and Mrs. Alger,
Justice and Mrs. Gray, the Portuguese min
lister and Viscountess Santo Thryso, Mr..
and Mrs Henderson, Miss Pauncefote, Miss
Patten aud Mr.. Kasson.
Mrs. w. W. Burdette and Miss Burdette
will be at home tomorrow afternoon for
the last time this season.
Mrs Balloch and Mrs Smith will not be
at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Brenner will not be at home tomor-
row. but will receive Tuesday, February I,
at the Ebbitt
Mrs. Luther NJ. Longshaw will give re-
ception in honor of Miss Hood this evening
at o'clock at B street.
Miss Dorothy Roehrig, who has been the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Mertie L. Foil
mer of Takoma Park, left at noon today
for Wilmington, Del
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parker and Miss Parker will
not be at home tomorrow, but will receive
Tuesdays, February and II.
Miss Edna b. Doe is slowly conyalescing
from serious illness.
Mrs. D. B. Street and the Misses Street
will be at home tomorrow CTuesday), 1102
9th street.
Mrs. Westinghouse will not be at home
today.
Mrs. Thomas Z. Waggaman and Miss
Waggaman will not be at home tomorrow,
but will receive Tuesday, February {.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walker entertained the
members of Rathbone Temple, No /, r. T.,
at their residence. 33 | street, Thursday
evening. Cards and other games were en-
joyed till a late hour. The table with
twenty-four covers, was beautifully deco
rated. Mrs. j. Armstrong and Mrs. c. d.
Bushby assisted the hostess in doing the
honorS.
Mrs. Horace K Fulton and. Mrs. John
Doyle Carmody have cards out for a tea
to the members of Centennial Chapter, D.
A. r., tomorrow, from 10 g.
The congressional ladies at the Riggs
VIII not be at home tomorrow afternoon.
They Will receive on the first Tuesday in
February for the last time this season.
Mrs. Dieudonne will not be at home today
MI >. w imam <aluflCI, I'so1 New f1anlD
shire avenue will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. P. J. Werlich is on "a visit to her
| cousin, Miss Ida Welsh, 5000 P street
Mrs. Isaac Henderson. 1872 Rhode Island
avenue, will not be at home tomorrow, but
will receive Tuesdays in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Schlosberg gave re-
ception at their residence, 12U7 E street to
celebrate the third anniversary of their
marriage. The evening was pleasantly
spent in music, recitations and dancing,
and refreshments We're served in the din
ing room. Those present were: MIR. and
Mrs. B. Schlosberg, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ro-
senthal, Mr.. and Mrs. w. SchIosberg, Mr..
and Mrs Jos. Bildman, Mr.. and Mrs A
BIldman. Mrs. S. Gassenhelmer, Mrs. Hech-
niger, Mrs. S. w. Augenstein, Mrs. s. Bres-
lauer. Mrs Edmon, Miss Mary Schlosberg,
Miss Annie Rosenthal Mr.. Harry SakoI-
ski, Miss Sarah Rosenthal. Miss Rosie Gar
ner and Master Make Rosenthal.
Representative Aldrich, Miss Aldrich,
Representative J. P. Heatwele and wife,
Miss Archibald, Mrs. d. p. Mannix Miss
Riggs, Mrs. Merriam. Miss Mary Whelpley,
A. n. Miller, U. s. N: Miss Logan. Mrs
G. A. E. King, Mrs. E. G. Walker, Miss Ed
son. Mr.. g. A. Clark, Mrs. g. A. Clark and
Miss Clason were among the Washington
guests at the Annapolis hop Saturday
night.
Mrs. Thomas Bradley Will be at home
Tuesday afternoon, January 81, at 160l 2Sth
street.
Gen. VIM. Henry Browne, who has been
i'll at Pinehurst, N c., for the past ten
days, is slowly recuperating.
Mrs. Ciagett is at Pinehurst chaperoning
a party of young people, her daughter
Miss Gertrude, Miss Keats Rogers Mr.
VIII Morrow and Mr.. Horace Wescott.
The prizes at the progressive euchre party
given by Miss M G. Carter Friday evening
were won by Miss Helen Watson and Mr.
W. ]. Carter, the BOBBY prizes being car
ried off by Miss Nellie Hager and Mr., p,
Aff1eck. A collation. was served and the
party disbanded at a late hour, after hav-
ing spent a most pleasant evening. Those
present were Misses n. Hager, s. Carter
b. Fox, II. Watson, l.. Lamb and NJ c.
Carter, and Messrs. r. Watson H. Flood
]. Franklin, G. Barrows, Z. Atfieck and w
Carter.
Miss Cora Rigby of New York is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Martha A. Rigby, at the
Hotel Baltic, Mcpherson square.
The marriage Of Miss Georgia Culbertson
Dalton, daughter of Mrs. Mary L. Dalton,
and Mr.. Victor Andrew Braunstein took