Evening star., 1901-02-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A NUMBER OF HANDSOME DINNERS
GIVEN LAST EVENING.
Personal Paragraphs About Well
known PeOple-ThOse Who VIII
or Will Not Receive.

| and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Lathrop Bradley. Mrs. kernochen,
| Miss Rose Wallach, Miss Mott. Mr. Robert
| Winthrop and Mr. Horace Wylie.
| Mrs. Hearst gave a dinner last evening In
honor of the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Gage.
| The home of Representative and Mrs.
Thropp last evening was the OF
| beautifully appointed dinner In honor of the
Speaker and Mrs. Henderson. The round
| table at which the guests were seated was
| exqu!sitely decorated. the centcrpiece being
large cluster of pink roses. The prevail
| Ing color was pink. Musicians played selec-
| tions from popular airs during the progress
OF the dinner. The other guests present
| were Senator and Mrs. McComas, Senator
and Mrs. Tallaferro, Representative and
| Mrs. Dalzell. Col and Mrs. Andrews. Rep
resentative Page Morris. Mrs Parish, Mr..
Montague White and Miss Buckley.
| Representative and Mrs. Thropp have is
sued invitations for Pennsylvania night.
| Saturday. the 18th. 1t will take the form
| OF reception to the senators and repre-
| sentativeS of Pennsylvania, and to a num-
ber of PennSylvanians who are senators
and representatives in Congress from other
| states, who residents of Washington
| I'm official life.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross of LIE Droit Park left
| this morning for New York to visit her son.
| MI Morgan Ross.
| The marriage of Miss Maud Virginia
| Taylor of Anacostia and Mr.. VIM. Vinton
| Mahoney of Washington took place We'd
nesday evening at the parsonage CT the An
| acostfa Methodist Episcopal Church. on
Jackson street, in the presence of few
| relatives and friends of the couple. Rev.
Charles o. Isaac. pastor of the church. Of
| ficated at the ceremony. and at It's con-
! clusion the bride and groom held recep
! tion at their residence, No los Pierce
| street, AnacoStia Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney
| left later for Philadelphia. where they ex-
| pect to remain a short time before return
| ing to AnacOstia-
| Miss Bessie Robinson of 1907 street
northwest has returned to the city after
| three months visiting In northern cities.
Her aunt Mrs. Alice Shaw of Warren. Pa,
| is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. c. NJ. Gillette will be at home in
formally at 1401 II street northwest Thurs
day, from until 6.
Mrs. Platt of Connecticut by reason of
| illness, will be again unable to return calls
in person.
| Mrs James r. Young will receive with
Mrs. Beale r. Howard tomorrow
Rev. and Mrs f. r. Symmes of Tennent
n. j., are visiting Mrs. Sutphen and Miss
Webster. at 1908 street.
Mrs. Andrew B. Graham will hold her last
formal reception tomorrow afternoon at
| her home, 140T 18th street.
Mrs. Fleming will receive tomorrow from
d 10 D U CLOCK. assisted Dy ner COUSIN Mrs.
Elihu Vedder of Rome
The junior choir of Holy Name Church
! gave a soiree. to which their friends were
| invited. last evening at it's hall. on H street.
More than one hundred guests were pres
| ent. The hall was tastefully decorated with
palms. evergreens and other plants which
! presented a beautiful appearance the lights
being covered with dark red shades. At
o:15 dar cling v as announced, and at the in
termisson refreshments We're served after
lot
hour. This was the last social the choir
will give until after the Lenten season.
One Of the prettiest germans of the sea-
son was led by Mr.. Keblinger at the West
minister last evening. Among those present
were Mrs: Ballanger. Mrs Pollard. Mrs.
Woodan. Mrs. Case. Mrs. Berryhill. Miss
Long. Miss Ballanger. the Misses Birney,
the the Misses Lee, Miss Jacob, Miss Watson
Miss Waters. Miss Loving. Miss GiIler,
Miss Frisby. Miss Messer. Miss Lacy, Miss
Reingler. Miss Woodall. Mrs. Van Dusen.
Mrs. Begien. Messrs. Holt. Begien. Lee,
Wehs. Keys. Lonnon. Lieuts. Jacobs and
Case Mnssrs. Staunton Smith, Mcmillan
Taylor. Boatner, Taylor, Johnston, Fay and
Smith.
Mrs. G. Lloyd Magruder will be at home
tomorrow for the last time before Lent.
Mrs. Joseph r. Edison and Mrs Schulz
will receive tomorrow for the last time this
season.
Miss Lilly King of 3259 street will be
at home the remaining Wednesdays in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Colin Aud Studs will be at home
at the Shoreham tomorrow afternoon, Feb
rnary 13.
Mrs. Zimmerman, assisted by her daugh-
ters. Miss Bagaley and Mrs. j. Lewis
Smith. will be at home informally for the
last time this season tomorrow.
Mrs. J. Wesley Boyee and Miss Ncf'rack-
en- will receive for the last time this season
tomorrow.
Mrs. w. H. Gale of Salisbury Nd, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Eusebius Collier,
NO. 1856 oregon avenue, where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Henderson. wife of the Speaker, will
receive tomorrow for the last time this
season.
Mrs. Hitchcock will not receive tomorrow.
as she, with the Misses Hitchcock, is out
OF town and will not return until Thurs
day.
Mrs. William A. Kinnan Will not be at
home Fridays, February 10 and ~.
Mrs. John w. Hollyday of 1924 18th street
northwest will not receive tomorrow, Feb
ruary 13.
Mrs. E. E. Hastings. who has been in
Carlisle Pa, since September last in the
hope OF some Improvement In her husbands
health. has returned to the home of her
brother, Mr.. Justice Morris. on Massachu-
sets avenue. Mr.. Hastings died in Car
Isle last Saturday.
News has been received that the yacht
Prinzessfn Victoria Luise. cruising in the
West Indies, arrived yesterday at La
Guayra, in Venezuela. where the passengers
were received with an ovation and enter
tanned royalty by the prominent officials
during their stay of eleven hours. Among
the passengers are Mrs. MacKnight Moses
and her son. Arthur MacKnight Moses and
Mr. and Mrs. TnOS, c. Moves.
Mrs. 8. j. Barrett and Miss Barrett will
not be at home Wednesday, February 13.
but will receive informally the remaining
Wednesdays in February from to Q
o'clock.
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
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