Evening star., 1901-02-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CHARMING GREETING TO THE FIRST
FEBRUARY BUD.
Miss Dimmick's Debut 1esterday-
Dinner Parties-Days at Home
-PersOnal Notes.

AASpA SSSht<tthe anu b1TS. SOnnell gave a
very large reception yesterday afternoon
at the Shoreham to mark the debut of
their granddaughter. Miss Jessie Dimmick
OF Scranton, Pa. Plants and vines marked
the pathway Of the guests along the cor
ridor to the parlor. where American beauty
roses in great profusion formed the lovely
decoration. Mrs. Connell wore an eIe-
CANT gown Of black and white striped satin
and the debutante was in white crepe and
carried big bunch Of roses. In the ball
room. where an orchestra played and the
refreshment table was spread. the walls
were adorned with gilt baskets filled with
pink roses and suspended by pink ribbons
Ihe assistants to the hostess were her
daughter. Mrs j. 8. McAnulty of Scranton
"a; Mrs r. c. Connell. her daughter-in-
Ohio; Mrs. A. e. Connell Mrs. j. s. Con-
nell OF Scranton. Mrs. G. b. Penman OF
scranton, Miss Florence Ingraham Of Bal
timore. Miss Genevieve Ainslee of Chicago,
MISS FIorence Hall and Mrs. William Kim
man White.
Miss Hopkins gave a luncheon at the
Riggs House today complimentary to
Miss McWflliams and Miss Vanderlip. The
other guests were the Misses Shoup, the
Misses Stewart. the Misses Mason. Miss
bald. Miss Chopin. Miss Nicholson. Miss
Stellwag. Miss Hobart and Miss Jones'
Mrs. John Volney Barross will not re-
ceive tomorrow. but will be at home Thurs
days. February IA and q.
Mrs. Cullom will not be at home tomor-
row.
Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem will be at home
tomorrow and Thursday Of next week.
Miss Eugene D. Borden Of 1922 @ street
northwest. who is still in Philadelphia on
visit, will not receive next Friday, but
will receive Friday, February Is. after 3
pm.
Mrs Audenried gave a dinner last night,
when those present were, Justice and Mrs.
Brown. Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan, Sena-
tor Sewell, Mr.. Herbert, Mrs Manning,
Mrs j. B. Henderson and Major Ferguson.
Mrs. Johnstone Boobar, 1919 Kenyon
street, will be at home to her friends to-
morrow.
Mrs. Platt Of Connecticut will receive to-
morrow from to 6. for the last time this
season
Mrs. Moncure Burke will not be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs Hanna, Mrs Newlands. Mrs. Archi-
bald Hopkins, Mrs. McCauley. Mrs. Chas
J. Bell and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle were
night at the Rifles Hall by the young
men of resident society. who have enjoyed
the past two seasons the hospitality of
the Small and Early. The favors We're
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cotilion with Miss Hagner Fifty couples
danced, and among those present were
Miss Alice Hay. Miss Root, Miss Hanna,
Miss Fuller. Miss Austin, Miss McWiIl-
Loring. Miss Cobb. Miss Sanger, Miss Err
rol Brown, Miss Kellogg, Miss Louise For
aker. Miss Carlisle, Miss Lieber. Miss
Johnson. Miss Mildred Williams. Miss
Miss Margaret Hitchcock. Miss Mills. Miss
May Williams, Miss Ward, Miss Aspin-
Lsne. Miss Moore. Miss Hitchcock,
Miss Miss winslow, Miss Maud Vincent. Miss
Henrietta Sands. Miss Day. Miss Marie
McKenna, Miss McLanahan. Miss Edes.
Miss Kerr, Miss Powell. Miss Bell. Miss
Helen Ffoulke. Miss Mabel Johnson. Miss
Garcia de Peyster, Miss Wallace, Miss
Eleanor Patterson. Miss Satterlee, Miss
Edna Tyler. Miss Sarah Tyler. Mr.. Jerome
Kinds. Mr.. Elroy Curtis. the Messrs. Hit.
Mr.. P. N. Arnold. Mr.. H. G. Kemp. Mr.
McCammon, Mr.. R. ]. Daingerfield, Baron
Ambrozy, Mr.. George D. F. Robinson. Mr..
Mr.. A. T. Chester. Mr.. George L. Mason,
Mr. Nathan Wyett, Mr. H G. Gilmore,
Mr. Frank w. Andrews, Mr. Robert Win
throp. Mr.. J. H. Bradley. Mr.. Holstead
Owen. Mr.. Charles Cropley, Mr. Charles
Richardson, Capt. F.. c. Cook, Mr. Richard
T. Fisher, Count Montegelas, Mr.. A. M.
Russell, Mr.. H. A. Rousseau, Mr.: Hugh b.
ROLAND, Mr.. Frank Kellogg, Mr. R. X.
Tyler, Mr.. H. Warren Smith. Mr.. Fred
Vincent. Mr.. Charles Westcott, Mr. Cald-
well, Mr. B. R. Young. Mr.. D. II. Denni-
son, Mr.. c. H. Woodruff. Mr.. c. F. Wilson,
Mr. C. Davis, Mr.. Owen B. Powell, Mr.. w.
s. Peachy, Mr.. A j. McElhone, Mr.. Geo.
G. Brown, DR.. Clayton. Mr.. Vivian Bur-
nett, Mr.. F. F. McElhone. Mr.: George o.
Totten. Mr.. J: Percy Myers, Mr.. Walter
Mr. ID
Thomas, Mr.. Fleming Newbold, Mr.. A.
D. Hayden, Mr.. Alfred Tyler and Jasper
A. Wilson.
The Fortnightly Euchre Club was de-
lightfully entertained by Miss Huguely last
Friday evening. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Maude Engles, Mr.. Martin. Mrs Will
son and Mr.. j. M. Coleman. after which
the members were invited to the dining
room, where bounttul repast was served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. E. Huguely, Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son, Mr. and Mrs. w. Coleman, Mrs Maude
Engels and the Misses Dement,, Williams,
Huguely and Coleman and Messrs. E: Fu-
gitt, f. Stearns Martin. DR.. Balm and MIR.
Ward.
Mrs. Frank Leech will be at home to her
friends Thursdays, February and IL
Mrs. Anson Mills will be at home Friday,
February s.
Mrs. Edgar Frisby. 1907 31st street. will
be at home tomorrow and February. a.
Mrs. George A. King. 16l1 2Sth street,
will be at home tomorrow. February Z, and
also February IA.
Mrs Chadwick, wife Of Editor Joseph
Chadwick Of the Media, Delaware county.
Record, and Miss Alice Chadwick OF Phila-
delphia are visiting at the home of Mrs. 5.
A. Hollingshead. 634 E street northeast.
Mrs LAWYER and the Misses LAWYER will
not be at home tomorrow, but will receive
on the remaining Thursdays of this month.
Mrs Dean and Mrs. Paul (Oak Lawn will
not receive tomorrow. but will be at home
the remaining Thursdays In February.
Mrs Bacon Of 170S 10Th street. with Mrs.
Bond Of Boston, will be at home tomorrow
from to 6.
Miss Maud Schmidt entertained at a
luncheon Monday in honor Of Miss Scherr,
daughter Of Auditor-elect A. c. Scherr OF
West Virginia. The drawing room and din
ing room were elaborately decorated with
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