The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

green aud red. eyergreens and holly be
ing draDed about the chandeliers and
along The cornice. while a dado Of ever
greens extended entirely around the
rooms Palms and ported plants filled
the corners Holly berries glistened in
the mass Of green. and broad satin rib
bcns to match the berries in color were
looped and twined and strung in fes-
ICONS and steamers
At one side of the hall was a booth
constructed of palms. and there Miss
Hanna. assisted by her father, mother,
and sister. Miss Mabel Hanna. and Mrs
D. P. Rhodes. her grandmother. received
her guests.
The gown of the debutante which had
been pictured in advance descriptions. as
very simple creation of white was a
surprise to all 1t was of white fiImy
gauze, covered with silver spangles. made
over white satin. The waist. which was
cut low at the neck. was of white satin,
with the entire front of gauze.
Mrs Hanna wore court train of heavy
white satin. with raised stripe of ST.
yer brocade. This opened over a petit
coat Of pastel blue satin, yelled with
1ounce OF duchesse lace, all ablaze with
rhinestones- She also wore pearls
Mrs. D. p. Rhodes the mother Of Mrs
Hanna. wore . handsome gown of black
Miss Mabel Hanna was attired ia pale
blue silk, with a tablier front of pink
and white embroidery.
About fifty couples took part in the
opening number Of the dancing pro-
a=4aga =
constantly until supper was served. at
midnight. Dancing WAS resumed after
supper and continued until nearly morn
ing
The reception began at O'Clock. and
the dance which followed took place in
the big auditorium on the top floor of
the building. Senator Hanna and family
VIII arrive in Washington today.
At the tea given By Miss Edes yesrer-
day from 10 o'clock. the hostess was
assi-ed il welcoming the throng of dis
ttnguished callers by Mrs. Bennett and
Miss Loring Mrs Loring and Miss Pat
ten presided at the beautifully appointed
tea table while ether matrons and maids
WHO aided in the general charm CT the
occasion included Mrs Clarence Edwards
Mrs. Olmsted. Miss McKe1na. Miss Hen
TiqUcs. Miss Isabella Hagner. Miss 3er-
Ram. Miss Hunt Miss Sarah Tyler. and
Miss AdOla Greely.
Mrs. Joseph E Washington. who has
been spending the holidays with Mrs Al
fred 5. GIltett will return today. TO her
home IN Baltimore. Her hostess gave
lea yesterday il honor Of Mrs Washing
ton when she was assisted in her gra-
ciOus hospitality by Mrs Brinton Stone.
Mrs p y. Warner Miss Page Carr, and
Miss Lucille Fuller.
Mrs. Charles C. Ayres has rented her
residence on New Hampshire Avenue 10
Admiral and Mrs. Watson. and until her
departure from the city TO visit friends in
New York and later join Captain Ayes at
his post II Texas VIII be located at the
Grafton.
Mrs. Binger Hermann and Miss Her
mann. OF 1742 5 Street. viii receive she
second and fourth Wednesdays in January
and February.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held an enjoyable reception yester-
day in their new headquarters, 1914
Street The general officers of the So
clety were in line assisted by the Y
Brance- The large number of callers IN
Guided ladies as well IS gentlemen The
rooms were bright with flowers. lamps
and youthful faces Each guest was pro-
Flt4Et- v "a inc li4-41t Id DE u the SOtEEtF
an ivy leaf tied with a bow of white rib
bon.
The Legion of Loyal Women welcomed
their friends yesterday with their US al
cordial hospitality at their headquarters
on Tenth Street. The receiving party
Were: Mrs Henrietta \. Rose, president;
Miss Helen B. Matthews. president--Iect;
Mrs Lizzie ". Calyer. Mrs. Ada II. Weiss.
HTs. Julia G. Bennett. Mrs. n Z. Leith.
Mrs. Emma z. Myers, Mrs. Emily 5. CHS
holm, Mrs A B. Mackenzie Mrs. R Nc
Ours Mrs Emma Donohue, Mrs n E.
Cutter. Mrs. Della 6. Perham Miss Marie
Kearney, Mrs. E K. Temple. Mrs. H L.
Fining. Miss Carrie 5. Shinn. Mrs 4. s.
OdeH Mrs NJ A Houghton, Mrs. E S.
Mussey, Mrs. F POmeroy. Miss Helen
Holmes, assisted by Mrs z. z. Smith
Mrs. NJ. A. Lamb Mrs. II. 4. Engel. Mrs.
E J Smith. Mrs NJ A Knapp. Mrs. Mary
Howard. Mrs. \. T Hughes. Misses Anuse
and Jennie Manning. Mrs A Bennett.
Mrs. Ball,-Miss Hopwood. Miss Austin.
and Miss Mary l. Smith
Among the 700 guests Eere Past Corn
mandeTs Brooks. Faunce, McElroy. An
deTson BickfOrd. OdeI. Colonel NJ Z
Ureu with 10 Spanish war veterans. Com
mander Dyrenforth and staff and Com
rades of the Mon Veterans Union Gen.
George H Harries and staff Of the Ma
ticnal Guard Among commanders and
comrades Of the different posts were
Block. Seton. Mccullough. NcKenna. Gal .
loway, Mathews. Thornton. Randolph. Cal
vert, Entriken, Prentice. the Old Guard
the Union Veteran Legion No. So. Col. J. (
E Brown. Col. Y. H. Hughes, Colonel
Weaver Colonies Allison. Shannon, knit F.
fen. Thatcher. and Shaw, Adjutant Gen /
eraI Lee Mosher. Colonel De Coster. Col (
J. Tyler Powell. L. ;. A. Captain Haugh- I
ton Capt z. ;. TTuell. Gen. Edward ". +
Whitaker. Adjutant McEIderFy Dr.. Rob /
eTcs. Prof YermiIya, EIphonso YOungs. /
John K. Young, Clerk of Court; Henry c. /.
Bradley. Major Il J. LittIeton Capt VIII 4
liam Gibson. Dr.. and Mrs. Couden. Capt.
Joseph McEIr0y. Deputy Commissioner Of /
Pensions Davenport. Master James E Z
NILS, b F Chase. Judge KimbaU, T \. /
CleaVes. Judge Mills. Auditor Castle and .
wife. Dr. VI. Y. Curry. Dr.. Alexander Jack. 1
Cap. Perham. Mr.. John Van Schaick. il, (
Dr Upham. Mr.. Emery and wife OF Mis-
souri, Nessrs. Weiss. Calver. Burnett
Lcith Myers. Mackenzie DonOhue Smith. !
Bennett. Rose. Bundick Pettys, Wykoff.
Cutler. Ferris. WuTdeman, Maynard. Pat .
rick, Beebe, jerks. Miles. Martin, Little. /
VYeisner During the day the guests were .
with patriotic songs BY com
rades and visiting friends
The custom of receiving on New Year .
Dav was more generally observed in An /
aapolis than usual The chief Of the re
-epticus was by Mrs. Richard Vain
rrrfobr wife of Commander Wainwright