The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-09

luncheon Several Pretty Tens.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Hay en-
tertained company of young people at
dinner last night The guests gathered
about the flower decfed table were the
Hon. Lillian and Hon. Sybn Pauncefote
Miss Cassini. Miss Maud Wetmore. Misa
Josephine Boardman, Miss Elizabeth
Adams. Miss warder, Miss Bates. the
Misses Hay. Mr.. Bromley. Sir Charles
Elicit, the Marquis Romano. Baron Her
man. SIR. Max Muller, MIR. William Astor
chanler. Mr. Walter Berry. Mr.. J. c.
Lodge, and Mr.. Henry Adams. jr.
large company was also entertained al
dinner last nigh, by Senator anu Mrs.
Hanna. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. J. Hill. the Secretary of the Interior,
the Postmaster General. the Secretary of
Agriculture ana Miss Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Henderson. Justice and Mrs.
Brown, Justice and Mrs. White. Mrs.
Daniel Manning Mrs stanley Matthews,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gosline. Miss Phelps. anu
Senator Allison.
The Commissioner of Patents and Mrs.
Charles H. Duell gave a dinner last night.
(. Their guests were the Speaker and Mrs.
Henderson. the Solicitor General and Mrs.
Richards Mr.. and Mrs B. H. Warner. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Z. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs
". T. Curtis. MIR. and Mrs Ferdinand
Daehler, of New York; Mrs. John o. Evans
and Representative Lowering of Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs Dalzeli was the hostess at q dainty
luncheon. yesterday. when her guests of
honor were the young ladies now visiting
at the White House and Miss Kitzmiler.
her house guest. The company invited to
meet them included Miss Fodle. who at
companied Miss Barber to Washington;
Miss Pierson. OF Philadelphia: Miss Rick
ley Miss Talmage Miss White Miss War
ner. Miss Parker. Miss Holl. Miss Sheri
dan Miss Archibald. Miss Allen. Miss
Evans, Miss Wamelink. Miss Collin. Miss
Hemmick and Miss Carpenter.
Mrs. Binger Hermann and Miss Hermann
entertained large gathering OF friends at
a tea yesterday afternoon frcm TO 6.
The first parIor. in which the guests wsre
received. was fragrant with cut fioxeIs.
and garlands of smilax wreathed the man
tel and chandeliers. In tht tea room del
icate pink prevailed Throughout the floral
decorations, the refreshment table being
ornRmented With dozens OF beautiful La
France roses.
The following ladies assisted the hostess
in receiving: Mrs. Carter wife OF the
Senator from Montana: Mrs. Van Degsn-
ter. Mrs. t. C. Moves. Mrs. Harry Moses.
Mrs. Furlong the Misses Shoup. the
Misses Stewart. Miss Keim, and Miss
Swazey.
Judge and Mrs. Davis entertained at din
ner last night, when their guests included
the Spanish Minister and the Duchess de
ARGOS. Senator Depew and Miss Paulding.
Mrs. Fred Grant. Representative and Mrs.
Hit. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell. aad Majo. Nc
Cawley.
Mrs Hit gave luncheon yesterday in
compliment TO Mrs. Frederick Grant.
Mrs. James II. Davidson has cards out
for a reception Tuesday evening. February
20. from TO II. at the Wellington.
Mrs. Edward John Harvey, 3005 p Street, |
gave a reception yesterday afternoon from |
4 10 in honor of her daughter Mrs. |
James +. Casey. a bride Of last week. 4
The groom was present and CALAMITY as
sisted the ladies in welcoming the guests. /
The feathery asparagus vine and palms /
arranged with pink carnations |
and satin ribbons furnished attractive or |
in the parlors and dining I
room. The dainty refreshment table was
presided over by Mrs. T. Edwin Ridgway,
and Mrs. Charles Mccartney and Mrs. /
George W. Salter served punch.
The hostess wore black silk, trimmed in |
jet. and carried yiolets. Mrs. Casey was
in pink Brussels net over pink taffeta. She
carried large bouquet of La France
roses.
The ladies assisting in the inequalities
of the afternoon were Mrs. Albion Keith |
Parrish. Miss Emma Dent Casey. sister of (
the groom; Miss Elsie Blocker, of Boston,
and Miss Antonio Lynch. of Philadelphia.
cousins Of the bride; Miss Charlotte Car
mody, Miss Emily Wilson. Miss Maud
Morgan, Miss Harriet McKenny. and the
Misses Harvey.
The reception was followed by dance
in the evening for the receiving party. and
other young friends of TIE family
A pleasant occurrence of yesterday af-
ternoon was the tea given by Mrs. War
rem, wife of the Senator from Wyoming.
The residence, 1888 Wyoming Avenue was
prettily decorated with foliage plants and
red-hued blossoms In the centre of the
tea table stood an immense bouquet of
Meteor roses, and broad satin ribbons of
ieep red. Mrs. Warren's favorite color.
attended from the four corners of the ia
Die to the central chandelier. The hos
ess. in reception gown of the same
beautiful shade. was assisted in welcom-
ng her guests by Mrs. Richards and Miss
Mrs. Mondeli. Mrs l.. c. Baker.
Hrs. Dixie, Mrs. Van Devanter. all of
Wyoming; Miss Wilson, daughter of the
secretary Of Agriculture: Mrs. Parks. Mrs. |
fardesy. Mrs. Williams Miss Parsons.
iiss McCrelliss, Miss Taylor, and Miss
hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald De Koven en-
ertained at dinner Wednesday evening.
when their guests included The Russian 1
ambassador and Miss Cassini. the Span
sh Minister and Duchess de ARGOS. the
Austrian Minister and Baroness Hengle-
muller. Representative and Mrs Hit. and
senator Wolcott.
Mrs. Sanger. 1929 Connecticut Avenue
las invitations out for ST. Valentines
Inner, February "A.
Mrs t. De Witt Talmage and the Misses
'almage, with their guest. Mrs. John Nc ,
of Pittsburg. will receive TODAY. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. Wynne gave a
inner "Wednesday night Their guests in
luded the Assistant Postmaster General I,
nd Mrs. Perry $. Heath, Representative
nd Mrs. J. r. Young. Assistant Secretary
I State and Mrs. Cridler Mr. F. A. Rich
rds0n. Mrs. Conway. of Louisville Ky;