Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-02
THE SOCIAL. WORLD
Happy Occasions to Which Many
Look f Forward.
DANCES AND DINNERS NEXT WEEK
Several Weddings Twill Add a
II Ii
Special Interest.
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OTHER TIM ELY TOPICS

| Inc SOCldDlHlleS VI the COiHlllS week are
unusually interesting. They are pleasantly
diversified with dances and weddings, as
we'll as the various festivities designed in
honor Of the brides and grooms at the
homes Of their friends. The greatest inter
est centers in Monday nights program
which has two important events-Mrs
Walsh's cotillon at Rauschers and Mrs.
| Hearst's musicale. The guests of five or
more dinners will meet at the Walsh CO.
| tillon, which promises to be the prettiest of
| the winter Mrs. Hearst has divided her
| list between two evenings-the first the
| coming Monday and the second on Feb
ruary 16. Dinners will be given the COM
| ing week by Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh, Miss
| Ffoulke Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Talmage, Mr..
and Mrs. Granger. the Japanese minister
and Mrs. Takahira. Secretary and Mrs.
Root, Senator kean, Senator and Mrs. Han
ma. the Haytian minister and Mrs. Leger,
the Belgian minister Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee, Senator and Mrs. Burrows and a dozen
other hosts and hostesses Mrs. WEIGH gives
| a tea, as will Mrs. Cornell, wife Of Repre-
sentative Connell
The marriage of Miss Saddle Keen, daugh-
| ter of Mr. and Mrs George T. Keen, to DR..
| Robert Scott Lamb will take place at ST.
! Paul's Church at noon Tuesday next
| Mrs. Walter Preston Brownlow and the
| Misses Brownlow, Mrs. W. L. Jones. Mrs.
| Arthur Newton Hacker and Mrs. F. w.
! Cushman will be at home February 4.
from to Z, at 200 East Capitol street
Mrs. VIM. Henry White will be at home
| Mondays during the remainder of the sea-
son, ITO I'd street northeast.
| Mrs. Francis w. Cushman will receive
with Mrs. Wesley L. Jones at No 200 East
| Capitol street February 4. from until Z
o'clock, for the last time this season.
! Miss Wilson, daughter of Col. John
Franklin Wilson of Arizona, arrived in
| Washington Friday morning from Decatur,
| Ill.,, and is visiting for a few days with her
parents, on her way to Boston to enter the
New England Conservatory Of Music.
Mrs Wilson, wife Of Col. John Franklin
Wilson Of Arizona. will not receive Mon
day, February 4. --r...--
Captain and Mrs. Lewis Merriam have
taken an apartment at 1904 K street for
| the winter. MIS- Merriam will receive Mon
days in February, assisted by Miss Helen
| F. Bubb, daughter Of Col. Bulb. U. 8. A,
| now serving in the Philippines.
Miss Anita Cluss, Of New York is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. II. Daw, and will be
pleased to see her friends on Friday, Feb
ruary s, from to ., at 2301 II street.
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. O., Shreve Of 1545
9th street northwest. have issued invitations
for the marriage of theft daughter, Sallie
A, and Mr.. J. hurry Wilson. Tuesday
| dltcTHOOll, cox ~ y " SioChp Sdi-
| vary Baptist Church. 4!
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mawhinney enter
tanned party Of young friends at their
| home, NJ street northwest, Wednesday even
| ing A fine musical program was rendered.
| Among those present were Miss VALUE Jost,
| Miss White, Miss Madge Stone, Miss Daisy
Honodle. Miss M1NIauE Mr.. John Stone.
Mr.. Frank Afford and Mr. Mccullough.
| Mrs Findlay Harris will be at home In
formally Friday, rebruar, 8, at ITO 10th
| street. st-4
A masquerade party was given at the
home of Miss Marian Hines, on Riggs
street Friday evening. Those attending ere
| ach, as Yum Yum; May Seton, Topsy;
Nora Peppner, Cuban senorita; Lissette
| Dill, Martha Washington; Nellie Mowatt,
| flower girl; Louis Hines, butterfly: Marian
Hines, Autumn: Ruth Graham, school girl;
| Master Edward Law was 'Sallie In Our Al
! ley" Frank Hines. dude: Richard Nc
Knew, Patrick Henry; John Herndon.
| Turk; Edwin Henry, darby dude: Chas.
Garland, cavalier; Ward Mohor, Chinese:
| Harry Barringer, Crazy Jane; Paul Lipp,
! Red Riding Hood; Vincent Dooley, dandy.
| Dancing was continued after masks were
| removed and refreshments were over
Mrs NJ. Van A. Mills will receive tnfor-
mally Tuesdays in February at the Iowa.
Mrs. Augustus Walker Francis and Mrs.
Alexander L. Pope will be at home Mon
days, February and IL.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Leighton. 70s Massachu-
sets avenue, Capitol Hill. will receive Mon
day, February Il U.s..
Miss C. L. Lloyd, Capitol Hill, will not be
at home next Monday, the 4th.- but will be
at her brothers. 705 East Capitol street.
Mrs. Tolman and the Misses Tolman will
not be at home February and II, on &C
count of illness.
Mrs. Horace s. Cummings and Mrs Wash
| inc will no al informally TllaSdav s.
February s. II and 49,
| The congressional ladies at the Hamil-
ton will receive for the last time this sea-
son, Wednesday. February 6, from 3 to
pm.
| Mrs P H. Hill and the Misses Hill will
be at home Wednesdays. February and
| 13, at the Portner
Mrs NJ. W.Beveridge and her daughter,
Mrs Miller will be at home Monday, Feb
ruary 4, at 1918 H street, for the last time
| this season.
The Compassionate gave q progressive
euchre party Thursday evening at the home
| Of Miss Marie Rice of Capitol Hill. The
| prizes were Won by Mr.. Chas Jones and
Mr.. Milburn Donohoe and Miss Edna Shinn
| and Miss Gladys Jones. after which they
wNhdrew to the dining room, where boun-
| tiful repast was served. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Mabel Frye, Ada Cross,
Anna Dugan, Viola Gates. Clara Donohoe,
Marie Rice and Edna Shinn; the Messrs.
| Raymond Pullman, Douglas Burns, Fred
| Rice Percy Jones, Emmett Conkling, Percy
Rowe, Chas. Jones, Milburn Donohoe and
Percy Boiseau.
Rev. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bristol will be at
home Monday, February 4. after o'clock
| to their friends and members of Metropoli-
tan Church and congregation.
The regular monthly meeting Of the N. L.
| o. q. Club was held at the residence OF Miss
Estelle Wheelock5 400, 10th street south
east. February /, 1901. After business was
| transacted and refreshments served Miss B.
Reynolds rendered several solos for the en-
tertainment OF members and guests.
Mrs. J. H. Keteham 5and Miss Ketcham
will not receive Tuesday, nor on February
| II, but they will be at home on February
10 for the last time this season.
Mrs. L. M. LongshaN) and Miss Foster
| will be at home Monday from to for
| the last time this season.
The Misses Mceerd. assisted by their
cousin, Miss Charlotte Barnes. at their
a party in honor bf Mks Dudrow of West
| Virginia.
The Columbian EHehre Club met with Mr..
| and Mrs Hichew THURSDAY evening at their
residence, 1907 B sifeet Southeast. and were
pleasantly entertained. ao Gentlemen's first