Evening star., 1901-02-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. HEARST AGAIN ENTERTAINs AT
MUSICALE.
Saturday Night Dinners and Recep-
tions COmings and GOings-
Timely Personal Notes.

Kinley. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius n. Bliss ana
Senator and Mrs. Hanna.
Mrs. Hearst welcomed her young friends
of official and resident society SATURDAY
night at a musicale. when program III
which Miss Sara Anderson Mr.. Gwiiyeh
Miles and Mr.. Fritz Kreisler participated
was the delightful entertainment provided.
Earlier in the evening Miss Apperson.
niece of the hostess, presided at dinner OF
twenty-five covers. when her guests were
Miss Tone, Miss Harlan. Miss Marie Nc
Kenna Miss Helen Bell. Miss Garcia de
Peyster, Miss Hopkins, Miss Hagner, Miss
Carlisle, DIR. Deale. Mr.. Randall Hagner Mr..
Crosby, Mr. Davidge, Arthur Goldsborough.
Commander Carter, Thomas bayard, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Halstead. Mr.. Winthrop
Wright, Mr.. Chester Aldrich and Mr.. Lewis
Metcalf of New York. In addition to the
young ladies of Mrs. Hearsts house guests
she was also assisted In looking after the
pleasure of her Washington guests by Mrs.
Anthony of Boston. who is again spending
the winter here with her. Mrs. Hearst has
two other musical evenings in prospect. for
one of which, the evening of March z the
invitations are already out.
Mrs. Leger wife of the Haytien minister.
and Mrs. r. r. Hit gave luncheons Satur-
day.
Mrs. Godoy wife of the first secretary of
the Mexican embassy, entertained several
hundred friends Saturday at one OF the
prettieSt teas which has marked the winter.
The Mexican colorS were draped In the hall.
which was further elaborately adorned with
southern smiiax. The hostess. who is one
of the most charming in the diplomats
corps, was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Dorman Steele Mrs. Torres. Mrs. John w.
Thompson. Mrs Heistand Miss Anne
Hitchcock. Miss Hopkins and Miss Duque
In the dining room Mrs. Jules Guthridge
n,,1 AaIto IL, Il % ,ha
handsomely appointed table The walls Of
this room We're sprayed with southern smi-
lax and the mantels and mirrors banked
with red and white tulips. This combina-
ton of the Mexican colors was exceedingly
effective.
Representative and Mrs. Thropp Of Penn
sylvania gave reception Saturday night
in honor Of the Pennsylvania congressional
delegation. The host and hostess We're as
sisted In welcoming their guests by Miss
Buckley, their daughter and Mrs. Dalzell.
An orchestra played during the evening
and buffet supper was served About
three hundred enjoyed the hospitality OF
this splendid home.
The French ambassador Mr. Cambon.
gave a dinner Saturday night, when his
guests were the Austro-Hungarian minister
and Mrs. Hengelmuler, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ardson. the first secretary of the Russian
embassy and Mrs. de Wolant Mr.. and Mrs
Lothrop Bradley. the Netherlands minister,
Baron Gevers; Capt and Mrs. Vignal. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Miss Alice
Hay, Miss Deering, Miss Wallach and Lieut..
Commander FalTamond.
The German ambassador, Baron Won Hol-
leben, was the host at a dinner Saturday
night at which the guests were the Mexi-
can ambassador and Mrs. Azproz. the Bel
gan minister and Countess de Lichtervelde,
the Secretary Of State and Miss Hay, Sem
ator Hale. Senator and Mrs. Elkins. JUS
tice and Mrs. Gray. Col. and Miss Seibert,
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Count Montgeas. Mr. Seckendorf. Mr..
John A. Kasson. Miss Kean and Miss Myer.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Root en-
tertained at a dinner Saturday night the
Countess Cassin Representative and Mrs.
George B. Mcclellan. Representative and
Mrs. Olmsted. Ad1utant General Corbin, Col.
and Mrs. Edwards Miss Mcmillan. Miss
Elizabeth Kean, Miss Hitchcock Miss Alice
Ward, Miss Dahlgren, Miss Merriam. Miss
Root, Commander Rodgers. Senator Kean,
Mr.. Gist Blair, Major Simpson. Baron ALI
otti Mr.. Clifford Pinchot and Mr.. Casper
Crowninshield.
Mrs. Grace Boynton Hamm of Sterling,
ILL.,, is making visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Electa Smith, and will spend the next six
weeks with her Mrs. Hamm, who Is a
talented artist and musician, Is the presi-
dent of the Women's Club at Sterling. and
secretary of the Kings Daughters of Il
lnois She has many friends In this city
who are glad to welcome her back again.
Mrs Thomas H. Anderson, wife OF the
U. S. district attorney, was hostess at the
second of series of luncheons Saturday
when her guests were Mrs. Fairbanks, Mrs.
Dollfver, Mrs. Grosvenor. Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs.
Howry Mrs. Claybaugh, Mrs. Richards,
Mrs Moore, Mrs Gordon and the Misses
Fowler.
Mr. Joseph Peabody Of Commonwealth
avenue will give a dinner Thursday even
ing in honor Of the French ambassador.
M. Jules Cambon, who started for Boston
yesterday, but will stop in New York city
en- route.
Lieut. and Mrs. Richard Stewart Hooker
are spending their honeymoon at the home
Of the brides sister in New York, while Mr..
and Mrs. Woolsey of New York are spend
ing theirs IN Washington at the residence
of the groom's mother.
One of the prettiest dances Of the season
took place on Saturday evening last at the
Westminster Among those present We're
Case Mrs. w. Y. Taylor. Mrs. Kennon.
Mrs Gardiner. Mrs. Pollard. Mrs. Van Du-
sen, DR.. and Mrs. Littlewood. Miss Ballin-
ger, Miss Long. Miss Taylor: Miss Bell.
Miss Burfoot Miss Giles. the Misses Cady,
the Misses Lee. Miss Handley, Miss Case.
Miss Pollard. the Misses Youngblood. Miss
Jacob. Miss Woodall Mr.. and Mrs. r. n.
Begien. Mr.. Jacob DIR. Jones. Mr.. Peugnet,
Lannan. billiard, Sommer, Mcleod, Waters.
Lee, Guerdrum. Dubois, Mitchell, Lawton
and Miner
Mrs Florence Donohue and Mrs. Herbert
A.indsay De Yo will be at home Monday,
the 2Jth from 3 to 6.
Miss Ethel Lenore Fagan has returned
after an extensive tour in the west
Mrs. Charles Horwitz of Chicago. who has
been visiting her father DR.. NJ. Bruck-
hemier, has returned nome.
On account of the death of their father,
Mrs. A. NJ. Baer and Mrs. H. ]. Goodman
have been called to New York city.
Miss SerpeI Of Norfolk, one Of the dele
gates to the D. A. R. congress. is visiting
Mrs S. Y. Parker at 1861 Yale street.
Mrs. R. L. Middleton and Mrs. Alice M.
Blandford will be at home informally to-
morrow, and will have with them Mrs
Harry E. Middleton. from Fremont Neb.
Mrs. Arthur Mckenzie Lind gave a box
party Saturday evening. Her guests in
cluded New York and Washington friends
Mrs. James K. Gleeson Of 1916 r street
will be at home tomorrow afternoon from
to q. assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas c. Beury. and her guest Mrs. G.
T. Thayer Of Charleston, w. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Doddrell of Washington
and Mr.. Reuben Bradley Of England were
married at St. Peters rectory at o'clock
st. Valentines evening. Rev. Joseph NJ
O'Brien performed the ceremony. The
bride was gowned in organdy over silk and