The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-06

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and Mrs. Burrows, senator and
Mrs. Foraker, Mrs. Hudenried. and
Mrs. J. 5. Ward-Other Events.
The French Ambassador was among the
distinguished hosts of last night His
guests at dinner were the Russian Am
bassador and Countess Cassini, the As
sistant Secretary of State and Mrs. HILL
the Minister from Switzerland Represen-
tative and Mrs. Mcclellan, Mr. and Mrs.
Stilson Hutchins. Captain and Madame
Vignal Miss Ffoulke. Miss MeKenna. Miss
Newlands. Miss Tuckerman, Count 5Iacke,
and Mr.. Carignani OF the Italian Embassy.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows dinner guests
last night were Senator and Mrs. Cullom
General and Mrs Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Neir, of New York who are house guests
of the host and hostess; Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. N. Parker Mrs. Andrews, and Senator
DOlliver. The table was horaliy beauti-
full with white roses and hyacinths, and
the drawing room was artistically deco
rated in pink. Mrs. Burrows will receive
tomorrow and Thursday February q.
Mrs Fleming will give a reception to-
day. when the guests will have the pleas
ure of meeting her relative and houce
| guest, Mrs. Vedder wife of Elihu Vedier.
the artist who is now in Rome.
Senator and Mrs Foraker entertained at
dinner last night the Attorney General
and Mrs. Griggs. Senator and Mrs. Wet
more, MIR. and Mrs. Mccormick. DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Mackay-Smith Colonel
and Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Frederick Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wetmore of New York,
the Director of the Census and Mrs. Mer-
riam. Miss Phelps, Senator Perkins, and
other notable guests.
Mrs. Audenried was also among the
prominent hostesses of the evening. Her
guests at dinner were Senator and Mrs
Mcmillan. Justice and Mrs Brown. Mrs.
John B. Henderson. Mrs. Manning ex-
Secretary Herbert. and Mr.. Ferguson.
Mrs. Audenried also has dinner invita-
lions out for February IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Ffoulke an
nOunce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Gladys Ffoulke to Mr.. Edward Chap
man Smith OF Philadelphia. Miss Ffoulke
has been an acknowledged belle and beau
ty since her introduction to society a
short time ago and Mr.. Smith is a mem
Der of the Markham. Princeton and Hunt
ingdon Valley clubs of Philadelphia He
has mining interests in New Mexico which
have required his presence there of late.
The date of the wedding has not been
fixed.
Another engagement announced is that
of Miss Mabel Howard to Captain Russell
United States Marine Corps. Miss How
ard formerly resided in Baltimore. where
she made her debut two years ago Cap
tain Russell is the son of Admiral Russell
The Minister from Haiti and Madame
Leger gave a dinner last night in honor
Of the Mexican Ambassador and Sonora
Azpiroz. Among the company invited to
meet them were the Peruvian Minister and
Madame Calderon, and the Minister from
Persia.
Representative and Mrs William Con-
nell of Pennsylvania. gave a reception at
the Shoreham yesterday. to introduce their
granddaughter. Miss Dimmick. also of
Pennsylvania. to the social world The
hostess, in handsome white and black
toilette of satin, combined with guipure
lace, was assisted by a group OF ladies,
among whom were Mrs. ]. S. Cornell. Mrs.
A. h Connell. Mrs. c. B. KEENAN,, OF
Scranton, Pa: Miss Florence Ingram, Of
Baltimore: Miss Hall. OF this city; Miss
Katherine Hill, of Ohio, and Mrs William
kinnan and Miss Genevieve Ainslee. of
Chicago. The ball room Of the Snoreham
was prettily decorated with palms, smilax,
and Towering plants. together with pro-
fusion Of pink roses. The debutante. who
has been a student at Mrs Somers' Acad-
envy. is mentally and personally gifted,
and made an ideal picture of girlish love-
illness in misty robe OF white crepe.
Mrs. ]. 5. Ward entertained at dinner
last night. when her guests included the
m n NiQg hn -+rfa
lister. and Baroness Hengelmuller the
Belgian Minister and Countess de LIGHTER
velde, Commander and Mrs Cowles Mr..
and Mrs. Livingston Hunt, Mrs. Ricnard
Townsend. Miss Patten. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry May. Mr. Seckendorf, Mr. Frank
Andrews. Count Montegeles of the Ger
man Embassy. and Mr.. Winthrop.
The first of a series of cotillions TO tie
given by an organization OF chivalrous
gentlemen, chiefly in recognition of the
hospitality of the patronesses OF the Small
and Early Glass, was danced last night
at the National Rifles Armory. The hall
was gracefully decorated with Southern
laurel and the favors included flags. tinsel
butterflies, drums, tambourines. paper
chrysanthemums. and corsage bouquets for
the Indies and boutonnieres for the men.
The cotilli0n was led by DR.. Robert +. Ma
son. with Miss Hagner. and the patronesses
were MIS-. Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. Charles
J. Bell Mrs. Edward McCauley, Mrs
Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. Joseph p. Sanger,
and Mrs. Francis Newlands. The commit
tee in charge were Mr. Randall H. Hag-
ner DR.. Robert F. Mason, Mr.. William
| Cary Johnson. and Mr. Andrew Y Brad
| ley. Among the dancers were Miss Root,
Miss Hanna. Miss Fuller. Miss Austin. Miss
McWilliams, now visiting the White
House; Miss Loring. Miss Cobb, Miss San
| ger. Miss Enrol Brown, Miss Kellogg. Miss
| Louise Foraker Miss Carlisle, Miss Lieber,
! Miss johnson. Miss Mildred Williams Miss
| Wbitmore Miss Alice Hay, Miss Worth
| ingtor. Miss Webb Miss Margaret Hitch
| cock Miss Mills, Miss May Williams. Miss
| Ward Miss Aspinwall Miss McWilliams.
! Miss Frances Newlands, Miss Lane. Miss
Moore. Miss Anne Hitchcock. Miss Mat
| tingly. Miss Rosa Vincent. Miss Winslow.
| Miss Maud Vincent. Hiss Henrietta Sands,
| Miss Day, Miss Marie McKenna.
Miss McLanahan, Miss Edss, Miss
| Kerr. Miss Powell. Miss Bell. Miss
Jane Phillips. Miss Annie Brown.
! Miss Helen Ffou,ke. Miss Mabel
| Johnson, Miss Garcia de Peyster, Miss
| Wallace. Miss Eleanor Patterson, Miss
| Satterlee, Miss Edna Tyler, Miss Sarah
| Tyler Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte, Mr.. T.
| Bingham. Mr.. J. H Kinds, Mr. Elroy Cur
| tbs. the Messrs. Hit. Mfr. P. N Arnold
Mr.. II. G. Kemp. Mr.. McCammon, Mr.. R.
| ]. Daingerheld, Baron Ambrozy. Mr.
| George d. F. Robinson, Mr. John s. Lar
| combe. jr., Mr.. Howe Totten, Mr.. A. T.
| Chester Mr.. George L. Mason Mr. Nathan
| Wyett Mr.. H G. Gilmore Mr. Frank w