Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Joys in Prospect for the Rest Of
the Month.
NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTIVE EVENTS
Presidentand Mrs Mckinley Guests
at Senator Hanna's.
OTHER ECENT PARTIES

The season has vet busy fortnight to
its credit, and If the dinner givers keep up
the remarkable program of the past two
months, numerous departures for health
resorts are sure to be frequently mentioned
during the early Lenten days. OF the dane
ing events there are several yet to fill up
delightful evenings, notably the one sched-
uled for the German embassy, another at
Mr.. John r. McLean's, the third Bachelors
and the fourth Small and Early, with
Chevy Chase Club party, which is always
sure to be all that is anticipated. Miss VIII
sons dancing party at Rauscher's on the
evening of the 18th will entertain about a
hundred or friends-the special guests
being the young ladies at the White House
The assistant secretary of state and Mrs
Hill gave an elegant dinner last night in
honor Of the British ambassador and Lady
Pauncefote The company to meet them
consisted of the Secretary Of War and Mrs
Root, Justice and Mrs. Brown, General and
Mrs. Miles, the Belgian minister and Count
ess de Lichtervelde, the Chinese minister
and Mrs. WI, Mrs. J. Dorman Steele, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page and Baron
Sternberg.
Representative and Mrs. Fowler, who were
among the dinner givers last night. had IS
their guests the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Gage, Senator and Mrs. Cullom.
Senator and Mrs. Carter. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Bradford and Representative and Mrs.
Payne.
Senator Depew's dinner guests last night
were the Bishop of Washington and Mrs
Satterlee. Senator and Mrs. Frye, Justice
ard Mrs. Mckenna, Mrs. Harriet Lane
Johnston, Senator Hale, Senator Wolcott.
Representative Lowering. Mr.. and Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. NJ. Curry,
Mrs Audenreid, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant,
Mrs. Wallach, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hender
son. Sir Charles Eliot. Sir Moreton Frewen,
Miss Josephine Patten, Miss Alice Hay, Miss
Hegeman and Mr.. c. NJ. Depew, Jr., and
Miss Pauding.
Mrs. n. T. Brian and Mrs. Edward H.
Brian will be at home Thursdays. Febru
airy Is and o. after 3 o'clock at "a l street.
A number of Neutrality-suspicious. attended
the dance last night in Baltimore given by
1.-The Musketeers."
Mrs. w. w. Price, Mrs. Sanford James,
Mrs Cooper, Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Car
mack We're the chaperons last night at the
Harper received the guests. Supper was
served at midnight. Among the invited
guests were Misses Cooper, Chiffon, James,
Tilman, Dare, Ten Eyck, sanner, Mantz
Geyer, Bowen. Proctor, Cox, Caldwell, Nc
Cracken. Williams, Dolan. McRae, Chap
man, Wynne. Brooks, Hambly. HYMN,
Beltzhoover, Cady Early, Seasholes, Mrs.
Mantz. Mrs. Munce, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs.
Balm, Mrs Harper. Mrs. Gibbons. Mrs.
Latham, Mrs Lamprey. Mrs. Burke and
Mrs. Sheppard, Messrs L-anham, kleberg,
ner. BreEner, Goss, Henry. Nalfe, Medford,
Bullock. Bennett, Stafford, Burke, Whit
ney. Callahan. Kirk. Merritt. Nelson,
Hoover. Latum, Prettyman. Hiden. Thorn
son, Nye, Clinedinst, Root, Walker, Hal
ford Tilman, Baptist, Richardson, Doran,
Jurney, DIR. Lewis, DIR. Harper, Dr. Nc
Garth and Representative Lewis, Repre-
sentative Cooper, Representative Burke,
nfoti r T.kr1I HI
tive Sheppard. s...
On the cards for next week will be 4
luncheon by Mrs. Curry, dinners at the
British embassy Senator Eikins' and the
Westinghouse mansion Monday, subscrip-
ton dance at the Chevy Chase Club Tues
day. Mrs. Cushman K. Davis valentine
luncheon, Mrs. Frank S. Gannon's and Miss
Katherine Z. Thomas teas, Mr.. and Mrs.
the Columbian Women at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. NJ Parker and the army and navy
reception at the White House Wednesday.
For Thursday Mrs. J. B. Henderson a tea
for Miss Susan b. Anthony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Westinghouse and Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Webb
dinners and Senator and Mrs. Davis an
evening reception. The last Small and Early
will be given next Friday, and among the
most important dinners of the latter part
of the week will be that at the Mexican
embassy in honor of the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Keenan, at the
Gordon. have invitations out for a dance
St. Valentines eve, Tuesday February 49,
at 10 o'clock
The Mt. Holyoke Alumnae Association OF
Washington will give a tea in honor of
Miss Grace Mckinley on Wednesday, Feb
ruary a. at the home of Senator and Mrs.
Warren 1913 Wyoming avenue, from 30
to pm. Visiting alumnae of Mt. Hol-
yoke can secure cards of invitation by APP
plying to the secretary, Mrs. E. E. Stevens,
500 Massachusetts avenue northeast, before
TT1Ia IlI " Fahr
The Misses Bashiell of 1888 1 street will
receive Monday, the 18th.
The w. A. c. gave a delightful entertain
ment last evening at the residence of the
president of the club, who made brief ad-
dress of welcome. A fine bit Of acting
was seen In the rendition of Red Riding
Hood ard Cinderella, In which Masters
Louis Silsby and Jewell displayed talent
Miss Ethel Losier was the pianist of the
occasion. and Miss Florence Silsby won
laurels for her rendition of Cinderella. Miss
jeanette Jewell also scored triumph. Re-
freshments were served. The proceeds will
be used to supply added facilities for the
club
Miss Janet Mary Dalgleish and Mr.. Chas.
A. Chipley. jr., of Easton, Md, will be
married February IA at Epiphany Church.
Their future residence will be at the An
chOrage, Easton, Md.
Mrs. Turley and Miss Turley, wife and
daughter of Senator Turley of Tennessee,
gave charming tea yesterday at the
Ebbitt, where the large parIor was
thronged for nearly two hours by their
friends In the enjoyment of real southern
hospitality. The hostess was very elegantly
gowned in a rich brocaded satin and point
lace. Miss Turley in a dainty gown of
white lace and their guest Miss Stewart,
also prettily dressed in pale blue silk cover
ed with lace, Mrs. Henry Clay Evans, Mrs.
Phelan Hawn, Mrs. Oscar Turner of Louis
vile, Mrs. Robert Cousar, Miss Temple, Of
Knoxville, Tenn; the Misses Evans, Miss
Grace Watkins and Miss MiIliken were thu
gracious receiving corps, who officiated in
the parlorI and IN the dining room. Both
rooms were deliberately adorned with Amer
lean beauty and meteor roses and aspara-
gus vines. Among the hundreds of guests
the senatorial families were largely repre-
ciety generally.
Mrs. Arson Mills was hostess yesterday
at one of the largest teas of. the week.
The pleasant home of the family on Du-
pont circle was decorated with flowers,
and a company which included not only
official but resident friends was present.
Mrs. VIM. F. Hoffman will mot be at
home today. but will receiver Saturday,
February II. e e
Mrs. Willoughby sprigg Chesley will not
be at home today, but will receive Satur-.