Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY


sippi Miss Youngblood of New York and
DR.. Cleary.
Miss Jessie Alderman OF the Worlds w.
c. T. U. is in the city, the guest Of Mrs. La
Fetra.
Miss Perkins of California will not re-
ceive at the Portland tomorrow, but will
give notice later of her day at home.
Mrs. ]. H. Cavanaugh and Miss Cavan-
augh will be at home on Friday, the 9th,
from 3 to o'clock.
The officers hop at the navy yard last
night was a great success. The company
was large and the enjoyment of the evening
was well maintained Mrs Pendleton, Mrs.
McCawley and others received and Lieut..
Gise was in charge of the general arrange
ments.
Mrs. Hanna, wife of Senator Hanna, will
not receive tomorrow afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. Lindsay have returned
from New York but will not be settled in
their new home Ill Massachusetts, avenue,
until next week.
Mrs L. B. Swormstedt and Miss Sworn
stedt will be at home informally tomorrow
and the following Thursday.
The Misses Agnew and Miss King OF New
York are at the Grafton for a few weeks.
The wives of Representatives in Congress
residing at the Hotel Normandie gave an
attractive tea yesterday. The hostesses
were Mrs. Elliott of South Carolina, Mrs.
Barber of Pennsylvania, Mre. John Knox
Stewart Of New York, Mrs. Frank g. Clark
of New Hampshire, Mrs. Gamble of South
Dakota, Mrs. Howell Of New Jersey and
Mrs Riordan Of New York. The suite of
three parlors was used for the reception.
with the private dining room as tea room.
Here Miss Elliott, the Misses Stewart of
Wisconsin, ahe Misses Jacobs and Miss Ly-
man of this city, and Miss Wilson Of New
York looked to the welfare of the after
moons visitors. A collation. was served
xokx1 tod tn, ,fy,Ir
and carnations. An orchestra played
throughout the reception, which was at
tended by about 600 guests, and was one of
the most attractive afternoon entertain
ments Of the official season.
The ladies comprising what Is known as
the Congressional party at the National
Hotel gave tea there last evening. The
colors were green and white. The receiving
party was composed of Mrs. Samuel Lam
ham of Texas, Mrs, Pierce of Tennessee:
| Tennessee, Mrs. Rhea of Virginia, Mrs. Jett
of Illinois, Mrs. Neville Of Nebraska, Mrs.
A. B. Rust Mrs Constant and Mrs. SHUT,
Miss Blanche Polkinhorn, MISS Drumgoole:
Washington; Miss Agnes Proctor of Mis-
souri,, Miss Mabel. Howe Of Kansas Miss
Clementine Anderson Of Missouri, Mrs. u.
Chamberlain aga MIS- MR sro az escs 81
Miss Tweed 81 Stamford, Conn, and the
Misses Cooper and Miss Chiffon Of Texas
Mrs. Walter A. Johnston of Kensington,
Md, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. ].
w. White, has returned from Augusta,
Ca, where she was called by the death of
Owing to illness In the family, Mrs. Clar-
ence B. Rheefff will not be at home tomor-
row. f9l ~
The Columbian Women, having finished
equipping theb University Hospital, Column
bian, celebrate their success by issuing
cards for valentine reception, to be given
to the faculties and trustees of the uni
versity, with1aheirf wives. at Mrs. M. NJ.
Parker's, 1929 Vermont avenue, on the
evening Of February IA.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
the Misses Gaegler by their mother at their
residence, 1922 Sth street, Monday last.
Those present were the Misses NJ Jacobs,
| A. Riehl. NJ Gaegler. l.. Duffy r. Auth, D.
Mayer, X Gaegler, M. Berberich, G. Auth,
l.. Auth, A. Melton, L. Hammer, r. Lyons,
| Messrs. Jacobs, Hill. schnoop. Umstead,
Kirkwood, He'll, Trapp. Davis, Auth, Nolte,
Doan, Mills, Riehl. Lesnitzer and Began.
Mrs. John c. Goodrich will not be at home
| Friday, but will receive Informally Friday,
| the 23d.
| Mrs Heaven has taken furnished house
| 174A @ street northwest, and will move at
| once from 1909 18th street. She will moi
! receive Thursday OF this week.
Mrs. W. Frank Thyson and daughter OF
| 1AO7 Howard avenue, Mount Pleasant, will
| be at home the remaining Fridays in Feb
l ruary. Miss Thyeon has Is her guest Misa