Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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daughter. Alexandria; Miss Mabel Hopfen-
maier Mrs Ullman Mr.. Willie Ullman Miss
Minnie UIlman, Mr.. = and Mrs. Simon
M M0 ans H Mr and Ms nshs Mr. sns Ma
Charles Jacobson, Miss Helene Engel of
Philadelphia, Miss Matte Sigmund, Balti-
more Miss Belle Lewis, Miss Hulda Lewis.
Miss Lena Lewis. Baltimore; Miss Edna
Eiseman. Miss Bessie Stern. Miss Josie
Goodman, Miss Esff1e Heidenheimer, Miss
Hartman. Baltimore: Miss Nellie Haas
Lille Heilbrun Miss Laura Behrend, Miss
Pay Solomon. Miss Ada Solomon, Mr.. Fred
Hahn. Mr. Marcus Hahn. Mr.. Ed Richards.
West, Mr.: jerome West, Mr.. Leonard
Strauss, Mr.. John Colbert, Mr. R. F.. II.
Hughes Mr. B. H: Lyons. Mr.. Lewis Koen-
Joe Dreyfus. Mr.. Will Dreyfus. Mr.. Ben
| Nordlinger. Mr.. Myer Nordlinger, Mr.. Gus
Nordlinger, Mr.. c. S. Morris. Mr.. Lewis
Neumeyer, Mr.. Max Cohen, Mr.. Max Kahn
Mr.. Lee Baumgarten. Miss Pike. Baltimore:
Miss Carrie Nordlinger. Miss Caroline
| Stern. Miss Servia Nordlfnger. Miss Belle
| Morris, Miss Cavia We'll, Miss Silverberg.
| Miss Clementine Pratt. Mrs. Rothschids,
| Mrs. A King, Mrs. D. King, Mrs Phil
! King, Mr.. Milton Dammann. Mr.. Joe Dam
| mann. Mr.. Harry Dammann, Mr.. Lewis
Eiseman. Mr.. David Eiseman. Mr. Moses
| Eiseman. Mr.. r. T. Warwick, Mr.. Hugo
lehman and Mr.. Jerome Frank.
Mrs. Richard R. Kenney and Mrs. Alden
| 3. Richardson have cards out for Tuesday
| January 80, to {, 171O 10th street.
| Mrs. Westinghouse has cards out for
| Saturday, February ,, at o'clock.
| The Chinese minister and Mrs WI will
| give tea. to {. Saturday February g.
| First Assistant Postmaster General and
| Mrs Heath gave another pleasant dinner
| last night, when their guests included Gen
Mrs. Alexander Shriver of Baltimore, Sem
| ator Beveridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ].
| Wynne, Mrs. Conway, Mr.. Louis Garthe
| and MIR. John l.. Shriver.
| The Russian ambassador gave a dinner
| last night in honor of Prince Henri de Croy
| and Prince Borghese of Italy. Invited to
| meet these noblemen were: The Belgian
minister and Countess de Lichtervelde,
| Miss Ashton, Miss Ward, Miss Horstmann,
| Miss Cassini, Mr.. Taigny of the French en-
bassy, Count Tarrosky. Prince Troubetz-
| lloy Mr. de Strale and Mr. NJ Rogest-
| vensky of the Russian embassy.
Mrs. Mcmillan entertained at a large
| luncheon yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Granger, 1441 Rhode
Island avenue. gave a handsome dinner
| last evening. Their guests We're Represen-
tative and Mrs. Hull, Representative and
Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs. Benson of PasSaic N. J.;
Mr. S. H. Kaufman. Commissioner and
Mrs. H. Clay Evans and Mr.. and Mrs Ru-
dolph Kaufman.
All roads will lead to the charity ball to-
night At the Arlington. President McKin-
ley has signified his intention of being pres
ent. Society has graciously refrained from
any hospitality likely to conflict with at
tendance at the ball, every one being in
terested in its perfect success. The leading
men and women of the capital viii be pres
ent on the reception and other committees
The rooms will be handsomely adorned
with flowers and two bands-Marine for
the dancing. and the Fort Myer for the
promenade in the salon, assure the success
of each feature. The ball is given for the
Children's Hospital, one of the most ap-
pealing of the District charities.
Mrs. Henry Clay Evans and the Misses
Evans had large reception yesterday and
Heath. Mrs Conway, Mrs. Hugh Belknap,
Miss McNeely of Philadelphia now visit
ing the Misses Evans Miss Kaufman.
the Misses Caffery, Miss Tonner and Miss
Fogle of Canton. Ohio.
Mrs. David B. Henderson received yester-
day at the Normandie, and in welcoming
her callers had the assistance of Mrs Mer-
Ger, Mrs. Riordan, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Hill,
Mrs Cummings. Miss Durno, the Misses
Stewart Miss Dolliver and Miss Pierce.
Mrs. James Warham Whitney received at
her Massachusetts avenue home yesterday
afternoon. She was assisted by Mrs. Vel
lines ard Miss Chapman
Mrs. Julia NJ. Turner announces the mar
| riage of her daughter. Mary Delphine Tur-
ner Heyl, and Lieut. Col. Charles H. Heyl,
Wednesday, January "a.
Mrs. Mary f. Shock, with her daughter,
Mrs. Alfred George, will be home to friends
informally on Saturdays.
Col and Mrs. Henry Brevoort Bristol
1101 Q street northwest, are stopping for
the winter at Hamilton, Bermuda Islands.
Mrs. David Crawford, from Vineland N
J., is on visit to her son, Lieut.. ]. W.
Crawford, private secretary to Admiral
Dewey. Mrs. Charles Body. from Bridge
ton, N. j.. is also visitor at the home Of
Mr.. Crawford. 1902 G street northwest.
Mrs. B. S. Plat and Miss Platt will not
be at home tomorrow, but will be glad to
see their friends on Fridays in February at
the Victoria.
There was pleasant gathering of young
people at the residence of Miss Margaret
Reyes, 800 22d street northwest, last even
ing. Games, music, both vocal and instru-
mental. were enjoyed. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Keyes, Misses
Alice Mclaughlin, Mamie Callaghan, May
Leeman. Nellie Wood, Lille Keyes Klein
Donnelly, Eta Kahlert Emma Kahlert,
Susie Caldwell. VERNE Keyes and Mar
garet Keyes. and Messrs. Lee Monkey, John
| Powers, Shelton, Harry Huntsbury, Joseph
Chanel Oscar Oehlmer. VIII Laeman,
Maurice Leeman, Will Harrington John
| Tavenner, George Daw and Mr.. Weber
Miss Josephine Davis, the Concord, re-
| calls her Invitations for Fridays, January
| % and February 2.
Mrs. Chas. G. Dulin had as assistants at
| her reception yesterday Mrs. Russell, wife
| of Representative Russell of Connecticut.
Madam Goday, Miss Livingston and Miss
Jaquith.
Mrs. L. G. Fine, Miss Hine and Miss
| Brumm of Pennsylvania will be at home at
Prospect Hill Friday, January 26
Rev. Samuel H. Virgin, who recently re-
| signed from the pastorate of the Church
OF the Pilgrims in New York after serv-
ing In that capacity for thirty years, has
come TO Washington to spend the re-
mainder of the winter He is accompanied
| by Mrs. Virgin and his daughter, Miss Edith
Mirsan Virgin. They at the St James
until they can make arrangements for per
manent quarters.
Miss Walford and her sister, Mrs Charles
W. Turner. will not be at home tomorrow
afternoon.
| Mrs John B. Wight will not be at home
tomorrow but will be at home the first two
| Fridays in February.
| Mrs. Henderson. wife of the Speaker,
| held her usual Wednesday reception yes
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