Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-18
Dancing in Costume at the Glover
Home.
Saturday Dinners and Festivities of
the Future-Persoaai
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pretty little girls, who have learned so
well the giving of enjoyment to others, per-
sonated Winter and Spring. the formers
costume evolved in white satin and swans
down. and a muff trimmed with snowballs
and the latter in pink satin. festooned with
apple blossoms, with here and there a tiny
bird. just ready to aIght. The youthful
guests were assembled shortly after 4
! and were received in the hall by Mrs
Clover and her daughters. Assisting in
their entertainment were Mrs. Janin Miss
Sartoris. Miss Webb. Mrs Jarsh the
Misses Grggs Mrs. Legare. Miss Kellogg
and others. and among those who enjoyed
the fairy spectacle were Secretary Long
Mrs Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. John w Foster
whose four-year-old granddaughter Flea
nor Dulles wore the picturesque dress of
russian peasant: Mrs. f. NJ G. Brown.
whose handsome little daughter Katherine
mad the powdered hair and a light satin
ana hower-trimmed dress of a Dresden
hsure; Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston.
whose children were John Alden and Pris-
CHA; Mrs. William Haywood, with her son
ana daughter, as gentleman and lady of
me French court; Mrs. Legsr. wife of the
nay tian minister. whose sons We're a jockey
ana bull fighter; Mrs briggs with Mos
ter Houston Hale briggs in Nexican cos
tune; Countess Lichte- telde, whose SON
vas a clown; Miss Cockrell. whose
ffo rg brother was handsome prince:
i'r. and Mrs Nash, whose young daughter
was queen of the butterflies; Mrs. BInck
icy. whose daughter Gladys was Roman
Wy W,;S al, anu sen a Mexican rancher; Master
WI was Chinese actor
Master Foraker was Hiayvatha ra,r,
merriam an Evening Star the son and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert RradIex,
were JACK Frost and Iciclc, the young son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. De Witt Arnold Mas.er
OF the Hounds; Hayward Webb son of Mr.
ana Mrs. John 5. Webb, was a Sailor as
We're Parker Kuhn son of Canfain and
mrs. Kuhn, and John Sherman McCollum;
Master Leonard Wood was a Prince There
We're dozens of other miniature princes
ana peasants. cowboys and courtiers In
uldns, squaWS and braves COlumhias and
Lhcie sans, and among the Best sustained
characters Were that of the baby daughter
OF Mrs Monroe Hopkins who was the
daughter of the Regiment; the three-year-
ofd daughter of Mrs. Edward Ciwynne A
marqGise in a trained gown of satin with
JeWels ana lace adornments. and the daugh-
ters OF Senator and Mrs Hawley who warr
Columbia and Brittania. After an hour of
dancing Dora Glover with Jack Rodgers
VINO was knave of Hearts led the CAV pro-
cession down to the supper ROOM where
from gorseously adorned table all the
sweetmeats dear to the Juvenile palate were
served The fairy fish pond. which had
been a conspicuous feature of The decora-
IONS OF the drawing room, next attracted
the attention of the youngsters, and from
It's depths each fshed pretty present he
lore saying goodbye.
The Princeton alumni Of this city will
give a dance at the National Rifles Hall
wednesday evening in honor of the Prince
ton Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs at
which the debutantes of the season will he
among the bellies
The bishop of Washington and Mrs Sat-
terlee gave dinner Saturday night when
ahelr guests We're the British ambassador
and Lady Pauncef0te, Justice ard Mrs
Gray, Mr.. Satterlee of New York, John A.
kasson and Miss Beatrice Creighton dauSh-
Ter OF the bishop of London. who is the
guest of Bishop and Mrs. SatterIee
Miss Marion Gallaudet will entertain at
a luncheon tomorrow in honor of Miss San
ger.
Mrs. Charles Allston Stone, 1921 NJ street,
has cards out for Friday, December % x
TO I, IN honor of Miss Stones debut.
AT the centennial anniversary of Wash
ington's death, celebrated at Mount Vernon,
thursday last. the regent, Mrs. Van Rens-
Salaer Townsend of New York Vice Pc
gents Miss Amy Townsend of New York
Mrs Rathbone of Michigan Mrs Ball of
Richmond, Va: Miss Comegys of Delaware
Mrs MaXey of Texas and Mrs Ames of
Rhode Island came to witness the oere-
monies. A collation. was served in the quar-
ter in the old garden and a few friends of
the regents were invited to partake. They
We're mostly relatives of the Washington
family Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Washing
ton OF Alexandria, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Washington of Charlestown Mr.. de Heit-
mann Washington of New York, Miss
Mitchell, Mrs. Harrison Dodge Lieut. and
Mrs. Heiberg. Judge Maxey of Texas and
Major and Mrs. Hunter and Mrs Fttzhuyh
Lee of Ravensworth
Miss Cecilia Loretto Sullivan is visiting
friends in Cincinnati, and will spend the
christmas holidays in Canton and Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Commander c. c. Todd and family have
moved into their residence 1723 n street.
Miss nellie DalZell, daughter of Mr. J. NJ
Dalzell, has gone to Ohio on a visit 10
relatives and friends.
The Saturday night informal hop at the
Cairo was very pleasant affair and en-
Joyed by the many guests of the house.
These dances are to be continued every
Saturday night throughout the season
The ladies of the North Carolina Society
will receive at Confederate Veterans Hall,
43l 18th street northwest from s 10 10
o'clock this evening. The affair will be
more in the nature of a social reunion than
a formal reception and will close with
dancing.
The Manor House Chapter, D. A R., held
a meeting at the Riggs House Saturday
evening. Prof. NeaIe of the Catholic Uni
Versity made = fine address on THE Causes
that Led TO the American Revolution"
and Mr.. Barry Buckley recited several
poems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Pendleton are now
in Washington, and are at the Grafton.
Mrs. Dorsey Clagett is visiting relatives
at the Brevoort House, New York city.
The first meeting of the season of the
Friendly Enemies Euchre Club was held
Saturday evening at the residence of Miss
G. P. Hopkins on Capitol Hill. A very
pleasant evening was spent by the twelve
members present Miss Hopkins won the
first ladies' prize and Miss Allyne Martin
the second prize. Mr.. ]. D. Mottise took
first gentiemen's prize and Mr.. NJ. NJ Wat
son, the second. The supper table was
handsomely decorated with holly During
the evening those present were favored
with instrumental selections by Miss Will
son. Those present were Misses Castell
Fuller, Hopkins, Martin. Wilson, Ward. AMI
Messrs. Kilby, Lockwood, Mottise, Potter,
Thatcher and Watson. The next meeting
Will be held January 6.
The friends of Miss Laura Callan of 1907
Q street northwest will regret to learn of
her severe Illness
Mrs. Rella. Stone Reid of Bridgeport,
Conn. is visiting her parents, Captain and
Mrs 1. W. Stone, IL 18th street southeast
where she will be pleased to see her friends