Evening star., 1901-12-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ROosEvELT's FRIENDS VEL
COME MISS CAREw.
Great Success of the Century Cotfllfon
-Interesting Personal Items
Dinner Parties-Notes.

decked blue room dressed in a becoming
white costume and presented her guests to
Miss Carew, who was gowned in blue.
Lieut.. Gilmore made the presentations to
Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt, Miss
Root Miss Knox and the Misses Hitchcock
assisted in the honors. Tea was served in
the green parlor. Those invited, nearly all
of whom were present, included Mrs.
Root, Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Long,
Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss Wilson, Secretary to
the President and Mrs. Cortelyou, Com
mander and Mrs. Cowles, DR.. and Mrs.
! Rixey Miss Taunt, Col. and Mrs. Bingham,
the Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller, Miss
Fuller, Mr.. Justice Gray and Mrs. Gray,
| Chief Justice and Mrs. Mott, Miss Mott, the
British ambassador and Lady Pauncefote,
the Misses Pauncefote, Mrs. Adair, Mr..
Guy Ayrauit, Mrs. A. Q. Adds, Miss Adds,
Mrs. F. c. Armstrong, Miss Armstrong,
Mrs. Charles G. Ayres, Mrs. N. 8. Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Boardman. the
Misses Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
Adams, Nine. Bonaparte, the Misses Berry,
Mrs. H. S. B. Beale, Mrs. James C. Blaine,
Mrs. A. E. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs Otis Bige-
low, Miss Bigelow, Mrs. T. Dix Bellies, Miss
Elizabeth Bancroft Bliss, Mrs. Warner
Baldwin Bay1ey, Mr. and Mrs. James F.
Barbour, Gen. and Mrs III. c. Corbin, Mrs.
Colburn, Miss Colburn, Miss Cooke, Mrs.
William H: Clagett. Miss Clagett, Mr..
Clark, Mr.. Robt. D. Cummin, Commander
and Mrs. Glover, Miss Dorsey Hon. and Mrs.
b. c. Davis, Capt and Mrs. c. H. Davis,
Miss Davis. Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, Sem
ator and Mrs. E1kins, Mr. and Mrs Frank
Ellis. DR.. J. Herbert Ford, U. s. A; Ad-
miral and Mrs. Farauhar, General and Mrs.
Gillespie. Mrs. William NJ. Carton, Lieu
tenant Gibbon, U. S. N; the Misses Gem
ley. Gen. and Mrs. j. c. Gilmore, Miss Gil
more, Senator and Mrs. Hanna the Misses
Hanna. Miss Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Hague, Mr.: Ernest Howe General and Mrs.
Haywood, Mr.. William Haywood Mrs. Hob
son, Col. and Mrs. John Hancock. Capt and
Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell, Miss Howell, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Francis Hopkins Mrs.
Archi6ald AtceI Hopkins, the Misses Hopkins,
Harriet Lane Johnston, Miss Kennedy Miss
Emily Page Kemp, Senator John Kean, the
Misses kean, Hon. William c. Lowering,
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs Letter the Misses Letter
Mr.. and Mrs James Lowndes, Senator and
Mrs. Lodge, Miss Lay, Mr.. and Mrs Alex
ander b. Legare, Senator and Mrs. McMil-
ian, MISS Mcmillan, Mrs. James r. Mann,
Mrs Wayne MacVeagh Miss MacVeagh, Mrs.
Macomb, the Misses Macomb Mrs Multi
gan, General and Mrs. Miles, Mrs. H. B.
Mclean, Capt. and Mrs: Charles Hodges
Mckinstry, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goelet Nc
Vicar, Mrs. Mary Lee Mann, 3Mr and Mrs
Edward S. Minor, Mrs. Elwell Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Moss, Mr.. Frank P. Mitchell, Miss
Rosa Mordecai, Lieut.. Albert P Niblack,
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Gouverneur Ogden,
Col. and Mrs. James Parker, the Misses
Parker, Mrs. Albert NJ. Patterson, Miss
PATTERSON. ps1 Mr. IA Arth9r Peter, Mr.. Frederick
George A. Pearre, Mr.. and Mrs. W, w.
RockhiH. Col. D. Reeves Russell Z. S. NJ.
G.; Mr. Cary Ray, Mr.. Elihu Root, jr., Mr..
Sheridan. the Misses Sheridan, Lieut. Clark
Stull Smith, U. S. A; Mrs. /. H. Sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Spalding, the
M Misses Seawell Mrs. Slater, Mrs. John P.
T1tnl AFr
ard Il. Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Thoron, Miss Turnbull. Miss Sallie Tyler.
Col and Mrs. Joseph G. Tilford Mr. Cor
eoran Thorn, Mrs: Samuel NJ. Whitside, Miss
Whitside, Mrs Wallach, the Misses Wall
lach, Senator and Mrs. Wetmore. the Misses
Wetmore, Mrs. Warder, the Misses Warder
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson.
The Century Cotillion last night at the
New Willard brought together the bellies
and beaux Of the younger set at the first
large meeting of the winter Mrs McKen-
ma, Mrs. Edward McCauley, Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins, Mrs. Charles H. Poor and Mrs
Charles J. Bell were the matrons selected
to receive the guests. DR.. Robert F. Mason
led the cotillion with Miss Anne Lee of Vfr-
ginia. Supper was served at small tables
and very pretty favors We're distributed.
Mason, Mr.. Murry COBB, Mr.. Charles =.
Wilson and Mr.. w. c. Johnson Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ii
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri de Sibour of
1<C" IOIh, uT anu 0uTS. arthur Addison.
MI and Mrs D. B. Tenant, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. S. Theall, Miss Wilson, Miss Root Miss
Knox, Miss Margaret Hitchcock, Miss Mer-
riam, Miss Randolph, Miss Ciagett, Miss
Webb, Miss Sands, Miss Marion Sands. the
Misses Bell, Miss Hildegarde McKenna,
Miss Goodwin, Miss Vincent, Miss Totten.
Miss. Miss Mills, h,, Miss ; ;Mattingly, Miss Ruth
Ward Miss Louise Liebler Miss Lang
horne, Miss Ray, the Misses DYER.
MISS MISS Mafhiide a1ian ,oo Townsend and her
Peyster. the Misses Hume, Miss Sheridan.
Miss Kemp. Miss Karr, Miss Austin, Miss
Goldsborough, the Misses Worthington,
Miss Austin, Miss Mary Hopkins. Miss
Miss Child, Miss Clabaugh. Miss Cross
man, Miss Natalie Lincoln, Miss Patterson
Of Troy, Miss Sallie Tyler Miss Larcomb,
Miss Perkins. Miss Howard, Messrs. C. l..
Poor, r. ]. Daingerfeld, R. K. Tyler, c. H
Poe, C. P: Minnegerode, Ormsby Mccain
mon. William J. Bingham, Charles Harris.
/. NeWbold. Lee McClurg, Nathan Wyath,
John K. Stauffer, John S. Larcomb, jr., f.
c. Walsh, Frank Gordon, w. q. Pierson' F.
<. Barbour, Lieut. J. H. Poole, Lieut.
Jewett, Lieut.. J. H. Rays, Lieut.. Edward
McCauley, jr., and Lieut.. H. G. Gilmore,
Lieut.. Schroen of the German embassy
Messrs. w. S. Peachy, G. B. Bloomer, G. d.
E. Robinson, Fred McElhone, P. 8. Chan
dier, A. E. H. Owen, Hiilyard Owen, Her
bert Ogden, Allen Gordon, w. c. Johnson
A. McElhone, Cuthbert Brown, James
knowlton, Thomas CHAMPION, L. L. Mich
olson Charles D. Wetscott, Jaster Wilson
Randall Hagner Tom Hagner, R. g. Fin
ney, Hugh Roland. Sam Dalzell. j. C. Craw-
ford. H. E. Waggaman, Arthur Goldsbor-
ough, ]. F. Collins, w. A. Roberts, Lieut..
Powell Clayton, jr, Lieut.. Langhorne
Messrs. Gould Lincoln, George P. Dyer. w.
G. Finney, w. E. Hill. William H. ~Mer-
RAM F. c. Faust, w. B. Jackson and Ger
aid Totten.
Mrs. and the Misses Langhorne have cards
out for a tea Thursday, January 2, tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Blaine are on for
q holiday visit to the parents of the latter
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hichborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh have re-
turned from New York, where they spent
the week. On the 3Oth Miss Fanny Reed
OF Paris will arrive for a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walsh. Miss Reed is sister of the
late Mrs. Paran Stevens of New York, and
an aunt Of Mrs. Arthur Paget of London,
and very prominent member of the
American colony at the French capital.
Mime. Nordica will be the guest of Mr. ana
Mrs. Walsh also during her approaching
short visit here.