Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Mrs. Burleigh's Luncheon in Mrs Powers
Honor Today.
Pretty Feast mt Rauscher's Of n Dozen
tiOns Personal Notes.


green dining room at Rauschers. in honor
Maine. To meet her there were present:
Mrs. Taliaferro of Florida, Mrs Littlefield
of Maine. Mrs. Bradford. Mrs. Mann of Chi
cago. Mrs. De Vries of California, Mrs. AL
bert Relyea. Mrs. George Ernest Walker,
Mrs James Cecil Hooe. Miss Allen and
Miss Burlegh. The decorations of the table
were in violet, that pretty shade domiuat-
ing in all the sweets, the flowers and the
ribbon accessories. Corsage bouquets of
Niolets were at each place.
The Jolliers gave the second dance of
the season at Carroll institute Hall last
night. AT one end of the hall was like
ness of Washington draped with the flag.
Among those present We're Misses Wilmarth,
Schnebel. Wood, Adams Houghton. Cor
bett Behrens. Hartsock, Chapman. owen.
Boernstein, Nolland. Miller and Miss Ethel
Atkinson of Richmond Va; Messrs. Ad-
ans. Herfurth. Ruess, Orison. Sisson, Cor
bett, Ford, Blackwcod, Akers, Page, Wal
derman, Whitney. Stuart, Bolls. Miles. Fer
ry, Behrens, Newton, Gamble. Dorsey and
Johnston
Miss Edine Tisdel gave pretty luncheon
yesterday in honor of Miss Aiken of Pitts
burg. The other guests We're Mrs. Hans
brcugh. Mrs. Stanley-Brown. Mrs. Kuhn.
Miss Florence Foraker, Miss Adee Miss
Hazeltine, Miss Enrol Brown. Miss Elsie
Graham Bell, Miss Worthington and Mrs.
de Wollant. The table decorations were in
red
DR.. NJ Bruckheimer announces the en-
gamement of his daughter Sara to Mr.
Charles Harwftz of Chicago. Ill.
Mrs. c. D. waicott. 2113 street, will not
be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Halford will not be at home tomor-
row afternoon
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Granger, regent of Ohio, who
has been at the Ebbitt House during the
| D. A. r. convention. WILL after the close of
the congress. be the guest of Mrs. Arson
Mills. Mrs. Granger is the wife of Judge
NJ. NJ. Granger of GAINESVILLE Ohio, and is
| niece Of ex-Secretary Sherman. and has
many friends and relatives in Washington.
Mr. George E. Hamilton gave handsome
| dinner Wednesday evening in honor of Col.
D. NJ. Ransdell, the new sergeant-at-arms
| of the Senate.
Senator and Mrs. Cushman X. Davis en-
tertained at dinner last night the governor
of Minnesota and Mrs. Lind. having TO meet
them Senator and Mrs. Hoar, Senator and
Mrs. Nelson. Senator Hale, Senator and
Mrs. Clark of Wyoming. Mrs. John Roche,
Miss Kean. Miss Fletcher, Representative
Fletcher and Mr.. Garthe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh are at
| their Palm Beach. Florida cottage for the
remainder of the cold weather
Mrs. Everett Mallory Culver and Miss
katherine Clark. daughters of Senator Clark
of Montana, had a large and very pleasant
reception yesterday at the Arlington. The
| drawing rooms of the senator's residence
| in the II street annex were fragrant with
all the spring blossoms, and charminsly
suggestive of their daily use during his
daughters visit by the music sheets near
| the uncovered harp and open piano, and all
the little tribes scattered about which go
| so far toward making the apartments
| homelike. Mrs. Culver and Miss Clark had
the gracious assistance of their aunt Mrs
4 Il Nnnf3n9 their MrS
Richardson and Mrs. Robbins of this city
and Miss Edith Miller of New York who
| has been their guest for the past week. The
| latter. with Mrs. Richardson, We're vis-a-vis
| at the tea table in the dining room, which
| was adorned with meteor roses. Miss Clark
| went to New York this morning, but will
| return Monday next
Mrs Hay entertained a number of young
ladies at luncheon yesterday to meet Miss
| Mary Barber. The other guests Included
| Miss Audrey Pauncefete, Miss Josephine
I Boardman, Miss Green, Miss Griggs. Miss
| Sheridan. Miss Rose WaIlach Miss Law
Miss Sargent. Miss E. Horstmann, Miss
| Hooper, Miss Mott, Miss Hay and Miss
Alice Hay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh gave an
| elegant dinner last night in honor of their
guests. the governor of Colorado and Mrs.
| Thomas and their daughter, Mrs. Maeburn,
| to. meet whom there were present fifteen
| other guests. all from Colorado. The table
! was beautifully decorated with American
|
| center had the tapers burning unde- rose
/ shades. Long-stemmed American beauties
| filed the vases in the library and drawing
| room and an orchestra played during the
evening. Mrs. Walsh, assisted by Mrs
| Thomas and Mrs. Maeburn, will receive
| tomorrow afternoon.
! Secretary and Mrs. Hitchcock gave a din
| ner last night to meet Miss Barber, when
| their other guests included Miss Alice Hay
| Miss Root Miss Cassels, Miss Cover Mss
| Mott, Miss Curry Connally, the Misses
| Hitchcock, Mr.. de Strale, Marquis Ro-
mano. Mr.. Humphrey-owen, Commander
| Won Rebeur, Mr.. RogeStvensky, Mr.. Sic
bert. Mr.. Huidekoper, Lieut.. Hicks and Mr.
| Eide
| Mrs. A. L. Barber welcomed hundreds of
| the visiting regents and delegates to the
D. A. r. congress yesterday to Belmont
| where the spacious rooms were decorated
| with white flowers and quantities of vines
| and plants. The tea table was especially
| pretty in its ornamentation of Easter lilies
| and ferns. Mrs. Barber, who was gowned
| in white satin with spangIed lace trim
| mings, had in her receiving party Mrs
| Daniel Manning. president general of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution;
| Mrs. Donald Mclean, regent of the New
York state chapter; Mrs Edward LATTER
| bach. Mrs. Nandereoll and Mrs. Montgom-
| cry, also of New York; Mrs. James H. Bel
den of Syracuse. n. Y; Mrs. George w.
| Woodland and Mrs. Ellsworth Graves of
| Chicago; Mrs. William r. Pearson of Cum
| berland; Mrs. W. p. Frye, Miss Clara Bar
| ton, Mrs. d. ]. Hill, the Countess d'Oyley
| Princess Salm-Salm, Mrs. Albert Ackers
| Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim, Miss Harriet
| keim, with their guest, Miss Peacock of
Chicago, and Miss Calkins. An orchestra
| played throughout the reception.
| A delightful birthday party was given
| last night at the residence of Mrs Shaugh-
| messy, ABS 11th street southwest, in honor
| Of her daughter. Miss Margaret Washing
| ton Shaughnessy. During the evening the
| guests were entertained in musical and
| literary selections, participated in by her
| friends. The parlors and tables were taste
| fully decorated with roses and flags. The
| guests were each presented with a hand
| some souvenir by the hostess. Dancing oc-
| cupiedn the remainder of the evening, after
| which the guests repaired the dining
| room, where a bountiful collation. was
served. Among those present We're: Mrs.
| John Dugan, Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen,
| Mrs. Heipel. Mrs. Shaughnessy. Miss K.
| A. Dunn, Miss Louise X. Heipel, Miss
| Mabel High. Miss Mae Heipel, Miss
| Nette High. Miss Mary Shaughnessy Miss
| Nellie A Dugan, Miss Emma Mullineaux
| Miss Margaret w. Shaughnessy, Mr. John
| Bardroft, Mr.. Fred K. Heipel, Mr. William
| S. Hall, Mr.. E. H. Marrow. Mr.. S. E Bur
| CESS, Mr.. j. Z. Fletcher, Mr. C. w. Thomp-
| son, Mr. r. THOMPSON, Mr. G. G. PhiIlinc