Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LAST NIGHTS DINNER AND DANCING
PARTIES.
at the Whittcmore Home
and the Mexican Embassy-lnter-
esting Personal Notes.

sic and dining room, gave apunoanl space
for the enjoyment Of the evening. In eaeh
room a graceful arrangement of roses and
asparagus vines added fragrance ana new
beauty. Supper was served in the piharo
room. The occasion brought together
notable company. Among those who ac-
copied invitations were Representative and
Mrs Olmstead, Capt. and Mrs Bromwel,
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hopkins, Mr. and
Mrs Hugh Wallace. Miss Fuller, Miss
Paulding Miss Satterlee, Col. and Mrs.
Mcher Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Legare Maj.
and Mrs. Chamberlain, Miss De Peyster, the
Misses Mckenna. Miss Ruth Hanna Miss
Miss Mildred Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Lans-
ing the Misses Foraker. Miss Webb Miss
Marion Galaudet. Miss Curtis. Miss Hag-
ner Miss Greedy. Miss Cockren. NJ s Ron
| ester Miss Mary Hopkins Miss Merriam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, Miss Hunt, Miss
McLanahan. Mss Sanger, Miss nee...,e'
Miss Lane, Miss Apperson. Miss Cendit-
Smith, Miss Natalie Lincoln, Miss Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, Count Hacke Baron
Ambrosy, Mr.. Vanderlip, Mr. Boufve; MI
| Edie, Mr.. Frank Andrews. Mr.. Langhorne
Mr.. Hopkins Lieut.. Capps, Mr.. Clelan pa
Wis., Mr. Foraker. Mr.. Gaillard Hunt, MI
Mcpherson, Mr.. Hicks, Mr.. Williams, Dr.
Cabell, Mr. Pulido, Mr.. Keith. Mr. Ffoulke,
Mr.. Horace Westcott. Mr.. Clayton. Mr.
Davidge, Mr.. Sebert and Mr.. Kellogg.
Mrs. Perez, daughter of the Mexican am
| bassador and Mrs. AzpiroZ, gave beauti-
full dinner last night, when her guests IN
cluded the Countess Cassini. Miss Cockrell'
Miss Louise Foraker, Miss Gladys tfouike,
Miss Alice Ward, Miss Webb, Miss Rather
inc Ward, Miss Brown, Miss Curtis, MISS
Duuue, Mr. Puldo, Mr.. Zelenoy. Count Is.
de Lichtervelde. Mr.. Pastor, Mr.. de Geof-
roy, Mr.. Rousseau, Mr.. Horace c. Ffoulke,
Mr.. Benson Foraker, Mr. E. Is. Ewing,
| Mr.. W. d. Davidge, jr.. and Mr.. hodrigo
&@lI 1ep fnnS
pink The oval centerpiece and end bou-
Duets were of La France roses, and there
were corsage bouquets of roses tied with
pink ribbons. Roses also adorned both the
drawing room and dining room, in the
latter of which the electric lights were
shaded in pink
Postmaster General and Mrs. Smith en-
tertained the German ambassador. Senator
and Mrs. Elkins, Senator and Mrs Hanna,
Senator Spooner, Solicitor General and Mrs.
Richards, Representative and Mrs. DalZell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry S. Heath, Mrs. Mer-
| riam. Miss Maud Pauncefote, Miss Miller
and Assistant Secretary Vanderlip at din
ner last night.
Representative and Mrs. Fowler gave
dinner last night, when the Speaker and
Mrs Henderson, Commissioner and Mrs.
Evans General and Mrs. Ludington, Mr..
and Mrs. B. H. Warner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules Guthridge were their guests
Dr. and Mrs. j. L. NJ. Curry entertained
at dinner IN hOnOr OF the bflllSH dilpdS-
sador and Lady Pauncefote last night. The
other guests present were Secretary and
Mrs Gage. Justice and Mrs. Gray, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Wetmore, Assistant Secretary
and Mrs: Hill, Mr. and Mrs; Wayne Mac Mas,
Veagh. Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Mackay-Smith.
Mrs Postlethwaite General Corbin and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andrews
Miss Mary Stark of Elnlira, N. Y, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Thomas L. Smith, 1913 7th street.
Mrs. Bryant and Miss Bryant will be at
home tomorrow.
Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey has cards out
for Tuesday, January %, to Z, at PIG
California avenue.
Mrs Isaac Pearson, 1915 18th street, will
be a home Saturdays, February 16 and 90.
Invita- tons have been sent out for a dance
at the Westminster tomorrow evening, jan
uary IL, $40 to T.
Representative and Mrs Reeves of ILL
| noIs have returned to Washington and are
located at the Dewey Hotel for the winter
The nupual mass that Will be sung in
Holy Trinity Church at 1880 am. tomor-
row in honor of the twentieth anniversary
of the marriage of MIR. and Mrs. John Had
ley Doyle marks a new departure events
in Catholic circles, and there is no doubt
that the feature will become general among
the members of that church. 1t is the first
time it has ever been rendered in thus Dis
| trict, and in honor of the affair the occa-
son will be made noteworthy by the people
of the church. Mozart's solemn nuptial
mass, No Z, will be sung by an augmented
choir, under the d recton of Prof Herbert
Wells. The Rev. Father Mulvaney, 8. j.,
will act as celebrant of the mass, with Rev.
J. D. Whitney, S. j., president of George
town College, and Father McCahill, S. j.,
missionary band will deliver short adj
dress. The ushers will be students of
Georgetown University-Messrs. George
Quinlan, jr, of Texas, Ignatius ]. Costigan
Of NeyV York JOhp Wolfe Of PeppSyluapia
and Martin Sull van of Florida. A wedding
breakfast follows at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Doyle, 3O16 Q street.
Senator and Mrs. W. V. Sullivan have
returned from their bridal trip to the south
and Pacific coast, and are at the Ebbitt
for the session of Congress. where they will
be glad to see their friends on Thursdays.
Mrs. J. Dewitt Arnold, 1907 Dist street.
will not be at home tomorrow, but will re-
ceive Saturdays in February.
Col and Mrs Livingston and the Misses
Livington, after a six weeks trip spent
with friends in Wilmington and Atlantic
City, have returned to their home, 1717
Oregon avenue.
Owing to illness Mrs. William Hamilton
Bayly, 2125 street, will not be able to
receive tomorrow.
Gen. and Mrs. Lud.ngton are now settled
in their home, at 1918 @ street Mrs. Lud-
iIgton will be pleased to see her friends in
formally on Saturdays.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee, daughter of Gen.
Robert E. Lee, will receive at Mrs. Thomas
Turner's, PIGS Florida avenue northwest,
tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Wishart. who is spending the winter
in Atlanta. Ga, is in town for few days
Mrs. ]. Edgar Smith will not receive to-
day, but will be at home Friday the 18th.
AT the Church of the Incarnation in lii
adelphia Wednesday, January 16, at noon.
Mr.. Walter Chandlee Ergood of this city
and Miss Maud Hayward of Philadelphia
were married. The ceremony was attended
only by the relatives and was performed by
Rev. s A Holcomb. The bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. Thomas Hay
ward Mr.. Clarence Elmo Ergood, brother
of the groom. was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Ergood have gone north on their
wedding trip. and will return to this city
In about two weeks.
Mrs Mark Hanna began her Thursday
receptions yesterday, and had the assist
ance of her debutan-e daughter Miss Ruth
Hanna. Miss Phelps and Miss Hunt in en-
tertaining her callers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Richards gave box
party Thursday evening in honor of the
formers brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs A.
c. Richards Of Oakland Cal. The others Of
tha arfu Ua NO