Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY


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the wedding reception was not held till
New Year day following Mr.. and Mrs.
Aspinwall will reside at 1901 18th street.
| Mrs ]. w. Humphrey gave a birthday
| rendered by Miss Sallie and Marguerite
Humphrey, and the guests We're served
| with refreshments. Among those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. VIM K. Haynes. Mr.. and
Blanche and Mabie Brown, Miss Lizzie
Moore, Mrs G. w. Taylor. Miss Lizzie
Lockwood, Misses Maggie and Sa1lie Pun
phrey, Mrs. Beulah Suit. Messrs. Norris,
Davis. Garoles. Donohue, Lockwood and
Wilkes.
The NJ. W. Jrs. have issued invitations
for an at home to be given at the home of
the secretary, Miss Mehler, Thursday.
January II, assisted by Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
Stebel and Miss NJ. McKie.
Mrs Daniel Manning has returned to
Washington for the winter and is at the
Arlington.
Mrs Hobsons charming hospitality yes
terday was for Miss Catin of New York
and Miss Mary Sargent of Boston Miss
Lay. Miss Lillian Pauncefote and Miss
Ernst assisted.
Mrs Charles G. Dawes gave a luncheon
today in honor OF Mrs. Gage. There were
fourteen covers.
The cabinet hostesses We're at home gem
orally to callers yesterday. Mrs. Gage
had receiving with her Mrs Pierce and her
guests, the Misses Crandon and Cox, whose
pleasant visit concludes tomorrow: Miss
Lucy Page and the Misses Griggs. Mrs.
Root was assisted by Miss Root. Mrs.
Cowles, Miss Clagett and Miss Hagner,
Mrs. Hitchcock and the Misses Hitchcock
held their first reception and had a great
many callers. Mrs Bingham, Mrs. Ryan,
Mrs. Nandever. Miss Greedy and Miss Bates
assisted. Miss Wilson'S reception was also
her first Wednesday at home, and she had
the assistance of Miss Grace Mckinley and
Miss Sarah Duncan. with Mrs. George B.
Williams and Miss Epson. Mrs. Henderson
and Miss Henderson, wife and daughter of
the Speaker. began their Wednesday re-
ceptions yesterday. and welcomed many
old and new friends to the pleasant par
was present during the most of the after
noon to assist the ladies. who had with
them also Miss Shoup and Miss Elliott,
who did the honors of the tea table, and
Mesdames Shoup, Clark, Gamble, Elliott
and others.
Assistant Secretary Vanderlip gave a din
ner and theater party last night in honor
of Miss Ruth Crandon and Miss Cox, who
are visiting Mrs. Gage.
A surprise party was given last night in
honor OF Miss Essie Hibier Of Luray, Va,
by Mrs. Clara Austin Hihler, at her res
idence. -4 lst street, There We're music
Refreshments and dancing. Miss Hibler
after pleasant visit here, will return today
TO Virginia.
Mrs. f, c. Answorth will not receive to-
morrow, January >. but will be at home
the remaining Fridays during the season.
The Jolly Heart Club met last evening at
the residence of the Misses Georges, Sl1 c
street southwest. The first prize was won
by Mrs Snyder, the second by Miss Katie
Georges and the consolation prize by Mrs.
Walford. After the game refreshments
were served Those participating were Mrs.
Welcker Mrs. Zieman Mrs DaetZ Mrs
brand Mis- HplmuS Mr. X lillian Mrs
DER, Miss Kohler, Mrs. Walford Mrs. Gallo
way, Miss Katie Georges and Miss Minnie
Georges.
Miss Louise Woodward of Hagerstown is
visiting Miss Marie Baker at her home on
Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Sewers and Miss Sewers Will not be
at home tomorrow but succeeding Fridays
in January and February.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Knight of Mary
land avenue southwest entertained delight
fully q small company of friends at their
hospitable home last evening in honor of
Mrs. Buchanan of Trenton, n. ]. Miss Ella
Knight, Miss Wingate and Mrs. Samuel b.
Milton of Redfeld, S. D., contributed to a
very interesting program Of vocal and in
strumental music. Mrs. Milton is one of
the leading musicians of South Dakota.
Mrs. Jules Guthridge will not be at home
Friday this week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Dean entertained a
number of their friends on New Year night
at their home go 9Th street southeast.
Games and dancing We're enjoyed, after
which supper was served, Among those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson. Mrs. PETIT Mrs. Stackman,
Miss Jessie DuTity, Miss Katie Watson,
Mr.. Browes, Mr.. Miller. Mr.. VIM. Groener
Miss Emma Watson, Carl Stackman, Lii
liam Stackinan, Ethel Pett. Bessy Pett. Mr..
Walter Dean and MIR. AMI Mrs. George
GrOener.
Mrs. Frank H. Shultz will not receive Fri
day January }, but will be at home the re-
naming Fridays in the month, at 1916 II
street.
The annual meeting for the election Of
officers of the Butterfly Girls Club was held
at the residence of Miss Lou Nau, 429 4th
street. Tuesday evening, with the follow
ing result: President. Mamie Schmidt; vice
president, Rosie Nau; secretary, Laura Ohl;
corresponding secretary, Blanche Best;
treasurer, Rose l.. Levy. A special meet
ing called for Monday evening, Janu-
AIRY 8. to be held at the residence of Miss
Rose L. Levy, 4o6 New Jersey avenue.
Mrs. Somers and Mrs. Eddy will be at
home 100 NJ street. Fridays in January
from to Is.
Rev and Mrs. John \. Culbertson and
family have moved to 707 9th street north
east for the winter. Mrs. Oulbcrtson win
be at home Fridays during January and
February.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly and Mrs.
Louis NJ. Kuhns Of 212J street will be at
home Saturdays in February.
Mrs. 7. De Witt Talmage and the Misses
| Talmage will receive tomorrow afternoon
from 3 until 80 O'Clock and will be as
sisted by their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cutcheon of Pittsburg, Miss Paxton of
New York and Miss GosneI of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke gave surprise party
in honor of their niece, Miss Olivia Wilson
Of iS1 G street southwest, Friday, De
cember -. Music and games We're enjoyed
| until late hour, after which refreshments
were sery ed in the dining room, which was
handsomely decorated with plants and cut
flowers. Among those present We're the
Misses Pauline Langbein, Annie Mcdonald,
Alice Dayhoof, Maggie Weaver, Bessie
Davis, Carrie Boatman, Minnie Shafer,