Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Mild Lenten Diversions Enjoyed in Social
Circles
Receptions. Weddings and Luncheons
-Interesting Personal
Notes.

D. hupley Ashton, MIR. and Mrs. John E.
Reyburn, Miss Eleanor Kendall. Mrs Geo.
Is. Torrey and Mr. Charles B. Bennett. sec
rotary of the Senate.
Mrs Findlay Harris, who is confined to
| her apartments at the Westminster by a
severe attack of grip. is improving.
Miss Mary Huntington Morgan of Con-
necticut. daughter of former United States
Treasurer Daniel n. Morgan. Is in town,
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Chatfield. who
is spending some time here at 1872 21st
street northwest.
Miss Callahan entertained at a Lenten
luncheon yesterday at her residence, 1913
X street. Her guests were Misses Archer,
FIJI, Schreiner. McCreery of Beaver. Pa:
Lindenkohl, West, Post, Tyssowski, Thyson
and Karl.
Mrs. Mary f. Shock and Mrs Alfred
George will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Addison G. Foster gave a pretty
| luncheon today for her niece, Miss Griggs.
at ner apartments at the Cairo Four
teen covers were laid, and the table was
oaintily adorned in yellow. JonquiIs and
! RIBBONS. the same shade carrying out the
effect. Mrs. Fosters guests were Miss
Griggs, Miss Barber. the Misses Hitchcock,
Miss Dimock of New York Miss CockrelI
MISS Symes of Denver. Col, the Misses
FORAKER, the Misses Evans. Miss Archibald
ana Mrs. Phelps Leete of Portsmouth, Ohio
The residence of Miss Katie " Wilson,
1329 10th street northwest. was thronged
with people well known in musical and So
cial circles last night, on the occasion of
reception given to Mr. and Mrs. William
Shakespeare of London. The floral decora-
ton of the rooms was tasteful and elabor-
ate. Southern vines wreathed the door
ways. and from the chandelier in the dining
room wide pink ribbon bands descended to
the four corners of the table, which was
abioom with pink roses and white Iilacs
and rose-tinted with the soft light of cam
dies that burned under dainty pink shades
mandolin orchestra played throughout
the evening.
Miss Wilson wearing ar imported robe
of white silk, trimmed with lace and panne
velvet. was assisted in receiving by her
mother. Mrs. i. G. Wilson: her sisters. Mrs
Charles E Hodgkn and Mrs. w. l.. Wilson.
and by Mrs. Edwin Truell. Mrs. F. J. Gott-
shall Of Philadelphia. Mrs. A. Zappone,
MISS Bertha Lucas. Mrs. Mary C. Tongue
of Oregon. Miss Ella Wilson. Miss Winifred
Ruane. and the Cecilian Quartet composed
OF Miss Bertha Thompson. Miss Josephine
burton. Miss Sallie Shreve and Miss Irna
Callahan Late in the evening Mr. Shakes
peare sang couple of songs. which were
greatly appreciated by the company pres
ont
The invited guests were Representative
ana Miss Tongue, Senator and Mrs. Davis
Senator and Mrs. Gallinger Representative
and Mrs. John F. Lacey Senator and Mrs
warren, Representative Malcolm Moody
Speaker and Mrs. Henderson and Miss Hen.
derson. Mr.. E. Hemendahl. Prof. and Mrs.
Josef kaSpar, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kaspar
Dr. and Mrs. Bischoff. Mr.. Henry Xantier
Prof. John Porter Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs
Clarence B. Rheem. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Lent, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Reside Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Turpin, Prof. and Mrs Gloetz-
ner, Prof B. Frank Gebest. Mr.. and Mrs
James f. Oyster. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
F.rlebus, tr., Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Murray
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaiser, Mrs. Oldberg.
Mrs. Howard Mr.. Harry Howard Mr. and
mrs. Zappone, Maj. and Mrs. Won Haake
Mr.. and Mrs. Browning, Mr.. and Mrs VAL
ter Eaton. Mrs. Mary A Dennison. DR. and
Mrs. Frank T. Howe and Miss Mary Helen
Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. c. Hensey, Mr.
ana Mrs. Melville D. Hensey, Mr.. and Mrs
Rapley, Capt and Mrs. Truell, DR.. and
Mrs. Ten Eyck. Mr.. and Mrs. McFau. Mr..
and Mrs Herman Rakemann, Col. and Mrs.
Crook Col. and Mrs. E. B. Hay Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Foster. Mr.. and Mrs Herndon
Morsell. DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Gerry Morgan,
MI! Mrs. Annie Louise Powell, Mrs Kitty
honpson Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Win Page.
Mr., Ed Droop. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Rich
ardson Miss Bertha Lucas. Miss Josephine
burton, Mr.: Noble Hoover, Miss BERTHE
thompson; Miss Irma Callahan. Baroness
Misses Van Voorhees,. Miss Shreve. Mr.,
Waldecker. Miss Edna Scott smith Mrs
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Belt and Miss Belt.
The coming dance of the Saturday Even
Ing Assembly at the National Rifles Arm
Dry tomorrow evening promises to BE- a
promptly at $50. Admission will be by
card only
Senator and Mrs. Mason entertained the
Washington College of Law last evening
at their residence No. 1Ig3 Chaplin street
in honor of the dean of the college Mrs Ell
len Spencer Mussey. who is to sail on the
4th ultimo for France. The guests We're
highly entertained IN the school boy and
girl fashion by playing games and telling
stories. Those present were Mrs Ellen
Spencer Mussey. Miss Emma NJ. Gillett and
Mr.. Watson j. Newton, Mrs. E. R. Bailey
Mrs. NJ. c. Lohr, Mrs. j. L. Monroe, Mrs
N. B. Paul Mrs. NJ. L. COope. Mrs. J. c.
A. Page, Mrs. C. L. North. Mrs. Harrison
Miss C. l. Griesheimer, Miss Helen NAL
colin. Miss Flora Raymond Miss Helen
Bill, Miss Gertrude Leonard, Miss Ida May
Meyers. Miss Mary Mason. Miss winifred
Mason. Miss Mabel Stier. Miss Davis. Miss
Pelouze. Major Harrison, Mr.. F. c. Lohr.
Mr. George Macdonald and Mr.. Edwin c.
Dutton.
The Majestic Club. consisting of Messrs.
H. NJ. Sparrough. A. G. Barghausen and
others, gave their second bali last even
ing at Confederate Veterans Hall. The
affair was well attended and greatly en-
joyed Among those present were Misses
McSwyny. Carrie Barghausen. Burgdof.
Winnie Carney. Sigourney. Nellie Brown
low. Annette Baker, Bunyea, Pearl Seeley,
May Godfrey. Beatrice Croghan, Hilda and
Linda FRANKIE. Mary, Grace and Carrie
Moss, Priddy. Brackhagen, Elsie Dugan,
Trunnel. Pryers. Jordan, Hacker. Mrs.
Hacker. Mrs Garrett and Mrs. Shelksohn,
Messrs. A. II. Hacker, J. H. Ho,ligsworth,
Littlefeld. L. ii. l.. cane r. H John-
son. ]. Hughes, ]. H. Wood. II. F. Power.
G. A. NJ. Kelchner, l.. Barghausen. f. l..
Wright Tarbox. H. F. Garrett. George
Macky, c. A. Mitchell. Grimes. Burton
Smith, John Skinner, John Hurley, f. 7.
Dawson, J. F. Franklin. Haywood. Shaw
en-. E. w. Brown, G. r. Beckhan, w. II.
Whitaker. H. S. Nichols, NJ. W. Cooley,
Harmon. George watson. John Chapman.
Phil Cake, F. B. Eiche' berger, DR.. Nun
roe and Prof. E. T. Davidson.
At the residence of Thomas F.. Ryan. 239
West I'D street. Daniel H. Shea and Miss
Daisy Greene of Durham, n. c., were mar
ried this morning Mr.. Shea is the son of |
Daniel and Mary Shea of 2110 NJ street, |
Washington. D. C. Mr.. Shea is Thomas F. |
Ryan's private secretary. and 1t was as a |
mark of personal regard that Mr.. Ryan
turned his home over to young Shea. Mr.. |
Ryan's son, William X. Ryan, acted as |
best man. There were no bridesmaids. I'm |
mediately after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. |
Shea started south on their wedding trip.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell of Terra |
Gotta, D. c., at their residence last night by |
their friends from. W Washington. During the |
evening vocal and instrumental solos were |
rendered by Miss Annie Simmons. Miss |
Sadie Crawford. Mr. Charles Russell and |
Mr.. Leo Russell. Among those present |