Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Arrangements for the White House Levee
Tomorrow Night.
The Dinner Dances and other Coming
Events-NO Cabinet Receptions
Tomorrow.

| northwest, enter by the northwest gate and
! leave by the northeast gate. Pedestrians
| will follow the same route,
| The gates will not be opened until S:3-5
! O'Clock. Two carriages only will be per-
J mitted to drive under the north portico at
| the same time. Coachmen will be provided
with numbered tickets. which must be pre-
served by them in order to regain admit
| tance to the grounds. Guests will also be
| provided with tickets of the same number
| as their carriages. The Sc should be care
! fully preserved, in order to call their car
| riages.
1t will prevent confusion and delay If in
! vited guests who are not known TO door
| keepers are prepared to show their cards.
| Entrance will be by the main front door:
! departure over the bridge east of the north
! portico.
After leaving clcaks in the main vestibule.
| guests are requested to pass through the
| private dining room into the state dining
| room Owing to lack of space it has been
| impossible to provide separate dressing
J rooms for ladies. Their wraps should be
| left, with those of their escorts. in the
! main vestibule.
Mr.. and Mrs Wiborg of Cincinnati enter
tanned the Reber-Mles wedding party last
| night at dinner at Rauschers. A large
| number of New York guests. including the
| George Goulds, the Lerillards. the Rookie
| feilers and Others and quite as many from
| Philadelphia will be on today to attend the
| wedding Miss Miles has received several
hundred presents, and the glttering array
l. has been admired by all the intimate
friends of the family for a week past and
| every day has added to its beauty and
i value. Cards will be required at the church
tomorrow as the large body Of guests in
| Vlted VIII require every available seat.
| Mrs. Horace A. Taylor of PHI street
! will not receive tomorrow
Mrs. Clarence Z. Dawson, Lenox street.
Chevy Chase, will be at home on the re-
| naming Thursdays of this month.
Mrs John w. Thompson has cards out
for tea ) o'clock Monday. January -.
Mrs E r. Hendley of 1896 jefferson place
will be at home Saturdays in February.
Mrs Dali will receive every Friday after
| noon for the remainder of the ,season-from
to only-at 1925 18th street.
Mrs B. III. Warner. POO Massachusetts
avenue. will receive tomorrow afternoon.
The cabinet ladies will not receive to-
morrow on account of the diplomatic recep-
| ton at the White House.
| Mrs. Everett Mallory Culver and Miss
i Katharine Clark. daughters of Senator
| Clark of Montana. came on yesterday from
| New York for a weeks visit to their father
| at the Arlington and to accept number of
| invitations extended by their friends in
| resident circles. Both will return again
next month for another short stay. and
again late in the spring for month 50.
| They are charming young women. and,
| having wide acquaintance in both the
| resident and diplomatic world, are greatly
| enjoying their present visit.
| The first Of the newly organized dinner
| dances will be given January IL at Mrs.
| wa lack 5. Seven dinner companies will
| unite at this dance with other guests. Sem
| ator and Mrs. Mcmillan and the Misses
| Patten will be among the dinner giVerS
| that evening. The second dance is fixed
for the I'D at Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Nc
| Leans. and on that evening Mrs. Hay and
! Mrs. Cabot Lodge will be among the hos
| tesses.
| Mr.. George Howard will lead the cotillion
| tonight at the Bachelors. The cotillion will
be given at the Rifles Hall, and is the first
| of the winters series.
| The receptions yesterday afternoon at
Supreme Court homes were largely attend
| ed. At the residence of the chief justice
| Mrs. Fuller was assisted by her daughter.
| Miss Mary Fuller Mrs. Gray was assisted
| by her sister, Mrs. Cleveland, and several
| others. Mrs. Harlan. Mrs. White, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. McKenna were also at
| home to callers
| Mrs. Dewey had, perhaps, the largest
! ception of the day. receiving at the home
| of her mother Mrs. Washington Mclean,
| from 3 to g. Mrs. Cowles presided at the
| tea table, which was arranged in the ball
| room.
| Mrs John W. Foster resumed her Mon
days yesterday and, usual upon these
! occasions, her home was thronged by
|
sisted by Mrs Daniel Manning. Mrs. Perez,
| Mrs w. E. Curtis. Miss Thompson and
| Mrs. Robert Lansing.
! The British ambassador and Lady Paunce-
| fote entertained at dinner last night. when
their guests included the Chinese minister
| and Mrs. WI. the Brazilian minister and
| Mrs Brasil, Capt and Mrs. Vignal, Senator
| and Mrs. Hansbrough. Col. and Mrs. Bing-
ham. Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Henderson. Col,
! and Mrs. DENLY Mrs. Pinchot, the Misses
| Sibyl and Lillian Pauncefote. Baron Stern
| burg and Mr.. Morgan.
| Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman will not be at
home tomorrow, January 10. but will be on
| succeeding Wednesdays in January and
| February.
| Mrs. Mayo Hazeltne began yesterday
| her series of Monday afternoons. and the
! spacious home of the family, at 18th and
| f streets, was an attractive rendezvous for
| throngS of friends. Mrs. Beckwith and
| Miss Virginia Lucas of Charleston, w. Va;
| Miss Woodruff Miss De Peyster Miss Vim
| cent and Miss Hazeliine were assisting. and
| during the reception Miss Harrison sang.
| The billiard room, which is one of the
| cheeriest of resting places, is in requisition
| especially on Thursday evenings, when
! Miss Hazeltine invites a company of her
| friends to enjoy the game.
Mrs William F. McLennan's tea yester-
| day in honor of Miss Sydney Stevens
debutante of last week, and Miss Ward of
Rochester, n. Y, her guest, brought to-
gether a pleasant gathering. Miss Archi-
! bald. MISS AQee, MISS Ryan. MISS bu
I Barry Miss Leupp. Miss Page Morris and
| Miss McLennan We're the centers of chat
| ting groups while Mrs. Jules Guthridge
and Miss Bessie Blount did the honors of
! the tea table.
Mrs William H. Seaman will not be at
home until the Wednesdays in February.
Mrs. B. H Warner, 21O0 Massachusetts
avenue northwest. will be at home We'd
nesday to her friends
Miss Mary McCeney will not receive to-
morrow. but will be at home informally the
remaining Wednesdays of the season a. the
Shoreham.
Mrs Jean Waldron of Chicago and her
son, Mr. Lewis Davis Waidron. are visiting
Mrs X. L. Miller at her home, lo1i 18th
street.
Miss Will Allen Dromgoole of Tennes
see will give a recitation in negro dialect at
the meeting of the Columbia Chapter of
the d. A. r. at the Ebbitt House this
evening.
The Abracadabra Literary Club will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow evening. jan |
uary 10, at the residence of Mrs. John p. |