The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller entertained
at dinner last night. in honor Of their
debuJante daughter, Miss Fannie Fuller,
whose coming OUL tea was one Of The fash
icE45le happenings Of last month L was
succeeded by a dance. also for the pretty
bud, given b. her sister. Mrs. H c. Wal
lace The dinner Vas given in the fine old
residence in F Street. where the family
haze resided fer years. but Rau5Chers, stEl
in ats Yuletide glory Of gariends. red rib
5Ons- and ruby lights was the scene Of the
dance which followed. The table decora-
tons were meteor roses and japanese fern.
Tire dinner guests were Mss Hiidegards
NcNelra. Miss Sar-Urls. Miss Julia For
aaer Miss Ca-Il.le. Miss NcCauley Miss
winston Miss Austin, the three young
daughters OF the house. their married
daughters, Mrs wallace and Mrs Francis;
Mr. Zeleuoy Ccary Baudouin de LIGHTER
yeIce. Senior Pui.do, Mr.. Geofroy, Mr.
Wyeth, Ar. Hopkins, Mr. Wilcox MessFs-
Winthrop and Em=ry, Of Boston; Mr. Wal
lace and 8Ir. Francis
Mrs Fuller wore black Renaissance lace
over white satin. and the dsbutalJe a
gown Of pale blue satin that vas Won
derfUlIy becoming to her dainty cOloTinS
and blonde hair With her gown Of black
lace spangled with silver sunbursts. Mrs.
Wallace wore PINK gardeRias in her hair
Mrs Francis toilette was OF diaphaunus
black over white satin with a bodice gar
insure OF Orchi5s- The hostess was as
sIsced IN receiving a RaEscheT's by Mrs.
Gray, Mrs MckeHEs Mrs Caideron Car
isis. and Mrs. Gordon Cummings
The Secretary Of Agriculture and Miss
Wilson entertained al dinner last night,
when their guests we're the Speaker and
Mrs Henderson. Senator and Mrs. Fair
banks Azr and Mrs Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Walsh, Mr.. Doliiver, Mrs. Manning, Mr.
and Mrs " Z Curtis. Senator Allison.
and Mr. James Wilson, jT-
An especially attractive feature Of yes
teTday's social programme was contrib
uted by Mrs Mason. wife Of Senator Ma
son OF Illinois Her guests were invited
to a recital by the Misses Helen and
Garlic Gray. OF Chicago the former
pianist who has achieved fame in the
West and the latter vi0IipiSt Of rare
skill Their solo and concerted numbers
we're given with splendid technique, and
expression and were thoroughly enjoyed
by the audience. among whom were many
Of the music lovers OF the fashionable
world.
The hostess. her three daughters. whO
are themselves accomplished musicians.
and Mrs. Mason. il were assisted in re-
ceiying by the wives Of the Illinois dele
gatiCn. among whom we're Mrs B0uteli,
MIS- Hopkins Mrs. Graf Mrs Prince.
Mrs J P Williams. Mrs W. E. Williams,
Mrs. George " Smith. Mrs Warner and
Mrs Crowley Miss Mabel Stier poured
chocolate and Miss Helen Creenan served
punch The table was fcTally beautiful
with red carnations. and the candles we're
capped with red shades. The Misses Gray
viii return 10 their home tomorrow
Mrs. D. s. HenJricG viii be at home this
afternoon and the succeeding Fridays IN
January.
Hr. and Mrs. Herbert Putnam are re
siding for the present at 1884 Street.
Mrs. T. Dewitt TaImage and the 3disse~
TaIznage viii receive this afternoon from
$50 TO O'Clock.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine
Approx VIII go to New York in a day
or two. with their young daughter VINO
is a student at the Convent OF the Sacred
Heart. AT Nanhattanyiile. and who has
been home for the holidays.
The bIue sky and mellow sunshine
added no little TO the SUCCESS Of the re-
ceptions which we're held very generally
'
terday afternoon Mrs kean and the
Misses Kean he'd one of the largest re-
ceptions Of the day. The decorations Of
the night before were still in place and
gave "A touch of summer beauty to The
splendid home Mrs kean WAS EoWECd
with quiet elegance in black. Miss E-eau's
toilet was of black lace over white. while
Miss Lucy Keauz wore blue cloth and
Miss Elizabeth kean a cloth Of delicate
pink.
Miss Paulding was one of the most
popular hOstesses OF the afternoon, Der
callers representing the various phases o.
Washington society. with whom she has
become d fayorite during Senator Depew s
official career here. Her gown Was Of
crimson uncut velvet, and she wore dia-
mGnds Assisting her were Mrs. Hit,
Countess Albertine. Mrs CowIes, Mrs
O'Donneu, Miss Alice Hay. Miss Sheridan.
the Hon Audrey PaunCeforte, Miss Alice
Rochester. and Miss Hagner.
Mrs Foraker receptions are always
one of the attractive events OF Thursday
afternoons throughout the season Yes
terday the Misses Foraker were her only
assistants
Mrs Gockren received from to 6.
She was assisted by Miss CoekreIl. Mrs.
Walsh, Nine Perez. and Miss Gallaudet-
Mrs. EIansbrOugh, The wife of Senator