Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-15


| edge and cluster OF tails at the left side.
Mrs. Brewer was in a mourning costume
| OF black crepon and a bonnet Of dull jet.
| The relatives and intimate friends were
| present at the wedding breakfast and re-
| manned until the departure of the couple
for their honeymoon journey
| Mrs. Samuel Reber wore to the wedding
| becoming costume of gray liberty satin,
| black toQue and black feather boa.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Enoch C. johnson have
| leased their home, 1927 Corcoran street
and have taken apartments emporarily at
| Isl street. preparatory to leaving the
| city. Mrs johnson will be pleased to see
| her friends informally Tuesdays until the
| end Of February.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson will be at home
| COY Massachusetts, aveauel tomorrow
| afternoon. She will be assisted by Miss
| carr or Richmond, Miss Hume, Miss Lyons
| and Mrs. Callum.
| Mrs. Charles H. Davis, wife of the Sill
perintendent Of the naval observatory, and
| daughter will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Samuel W. Smith, wife of Represen-
| tative Smith. will not be at home tomor
| row, but will be at home informally the
| last Tuesday in January and February l3
| and 70. 1903 Clifton street northwest.
| Mrs. Harris, wife of Senator Harris of
Kansas. will receive on Thursdays in Jam
uary and February.
| Mrs. Henry Sherman Boute!l will not re-
| ceiNe tornorrOW. Dut VIII be at home the
! remaining Tuesdays in January at 1919 X
| street.
President and Mrs. Mckinley will enter
| tain at dinner Wednesday evening in honor
| OF the diplomatic corps. Other hosts and
| hostesses of dinners this week will be Sec
| rotary and Mrs. Gage. Senator and Mrs.
| Mcmillan, Mr. and Mrs. John w. Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Webb Senator Proc
| tor, Representative Lowering, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Z. Foster. Senator Davis the Aus
| TRAN minister and baroness Hpnvelrnu1ler
| and Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay
| gave the first cabinet dinner of the winter
| Saturday in honor of the President and
| Mrs. Mckinley. The additional guests in
| Guided the Secretary of the Treasury and
| Mrs. Gage, the Secretary of War and Mrs.
| Root, the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Smith, the Secretary Of the Interior and
| Mrs. Hitchcock, the Secretary of Agricul-
| ture, the admin al of the navy and Mrs.
| Dewey. the assistant secretary of state
| and Mrs. Hill, Senator Depew. Mrs Levi
| p Morton. Miss Paulding, Miss Grace Nc
| kinley, Miss Duncan and Mr.. Clarence
| King
Inc Spanish minister and Duchess Ar
| cos We're also among the Saturday night
| entertainers, when their dinner guests
| were the Russian ambassador, the Belgian
minister and Countess de Lichtervelde, the
| Swedish minister, Mr.. del Eiso. Captain
and Mrs Ngnal, Mr. and Mrs. Story, Mrs.
| Harriet Lane Johnston. Senator Allison,
| MISS hduu fauncelDte, MISS kennedy, MISS
| Myer, Mr.. Alart of the Belgian legation
| and Mr.. Woodbury. Lowery.
Sena tor and Mrs. Fairbanks gave a din
ner Saturday night, when their guests in
| Guided Senator and Mrs. Frye. Mrs Grant,
the chinese minister and Mrs. w. Sena
| tor and Mrs. Elkins, Senator and Mrs. Car
| ter, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. B. Henderson, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss
Gillet, Ex-Governor John G. Brady of
Alaska and Senator Beveridge.
C,,1n al "A
| Saturday night were the German ambas-
sador, Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan, Sem
ator and Mrs. Wetmore, Justice and Mrs
Brown, Mrs. Audenreid. Miss Kean, Miss
Boardman, Baron Won Sternburg and Mr..
E. V. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton will give a re-
| ception this evening at their residence, 7Os
| Massachusetts avenue, Capitol Hill, to in
| troduce Miss Freda De Forrest Foss.
The P. N. Society attended the birthday
| party of Miss Susie Whitmore Saturday
| evening. Music and dancing lasted until A
| late hour. A collation. was served. Among
those present were the Misses Sadye Crow
| ly, Polly Rollins, Katie Henley, Mrs. Sack
| erman, Frances Stubel. Messrs. Kelly
Swinger, Smith, Hopkins, Richards, Min
ster and Harley.
| Mrs. William F. Aldrich of Alabama, No.
| 1881 New Hampshire avenue, will not re-
| celve Tuesday, the 18th of January, but
VIII be at home Tuesday, January %, from
| to g.
Miss Cecilia Loretto Sullivan has re-
turned after a pleasant visit Of two months
in Ohio.
Mrs. Laurer and the Misses Laurer left
| this morning for Florida, where they will
spend the winter.
very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered the Misses Galleher of Falls Church
frlday evening. Dancing and games We're
INDUCED in until a late hour, when a boun-
tiful repast was served. Among those
| present We're the Misses Edna Mitchell and
Amelia MaSchauer and Messrs Boyee Do
ran and Harrison Monroe of washington
and the Misses Kirby Byrnes, Elliott
heath, Summers: Howell and Tamson and
Iah JACOBS, Messrs Elmer and Howard
Jacobs, web, Flagg, Harvey and Ernest
hlrpy Elliott, Byrnes, Rust, Mills, Harrell
ana Ihornburg and Mrs. Galleher and Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Erwin.
Mrs. and Miss Leupp. Is13 10Th S.-oot
will not be at home tomorrow
Major and Mrs. r. c. Parker haze
changed their residence from 1915 NJ street
10 lbz2 list street. Captain and Mrs Kuhn
are with them. ~
Mrs. O'Connell, wife of the solicitor of
the Treasury, will be at home SATURDAYS of
January, February and March, at 1918 N
street.
Admiral and Mrs. Luce and Mrs Howard
for the winter.
Mrs. Virginia Taylor of 144S Rhode Island
avenue has just returned to the city. after
spending the holiday season with her daugh-
ter in Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. D. Turner and daughter Louise
of st. Louis were here spending a week
with her father-in-law, VIM F. Turner.
Mrs. Gasherie De Witt will be home
Tuesdays in February, 1929 18th street
The Misses Robertson of 18th street have
sent out cards for tea Wednesday, when
Mrs Teunis Hamlin, Mrs. Dean c. Wor-
cester and Miss Alice Robertson of Indian
territory, who is their guest this winter
will receive with them.
Miss Gary of Baltimore and Miss Snyder
of Philadelphia will be here this week on
a visit to Baroness Hengelmuller
Mrs. Fairbanks will give a luncheon Jam
uary % in honor of Miss Mckinley and
Miss Duncan.
Miss Claudia Stuart gave a tea Saturday.
The parlors were prettily decorated and
several young ladies assisted the hostess in
receiving the guests. Among those present
were Rev. John H. Elliott, Mrs. David
Graham Adee, Miss Childs, Mrs. David A.
De Almond, Representative and Mrs.
Spalding, Mrs Francis s. Nash, Mrs. w. B.
Bate, Mrs. Marion Butler, Mrs E T. Bing-