Evening star., 1901-03-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ENTERTAINMENT At THE HOME OF
THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
President and Mrs. Mckinley nS
Guests of HOnOr-F0urth of
March VisitOrs-NOtes.

guests were the French ambassador, the
Russian ambassador. the Portuguese min
lister and Viscountess Santo-Thyrso the
Spanish minister and the Duchess de ARGOS.
Mrs. Hearst, the minister from Brazil and
Mrs. Brasil, the minister from Haiti and
Mrs. Leger. Mr.. and Mrs. Cruz. Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Won Mayhof. Representative
Jefferson Levy. Assistant Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Perez and
Miss Duque.
Representative and Mrs. Olmsteti had as
dinner guests last night Count and Countess
| Quadt, Mr.. and Mrs Reginald De Koven
| Mrs. Frederick D. Grant. Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Morehead.
Admiral Kenney. Miss Wetmore Mr. Pack
| er, Mr.. Densmore, Miss Gale, Mr.. Wander
lip and Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Webb.
Mrs. Audenried hostess at a dinner
last night, entertaining the German ambas-
sador, Baron Won Holleben; Lieutenant
General and Mrs. Miles Solicitor General
| and Mrs. Richards Mrs. Philip Sheridan,
Judge Cox and Paymaster General Bates
| L. S. A.
Miss Woodbury. gave luncheon yester-
day at Rauschers. when her guests sat
about a round table beautifully adorned
| with pink roses Among those present were
| the Countess Asterhazy. Mrs. J. Thomson
| Swami, Mrs. Cropper, Mrs. Audenreid, Mrs
Richardson. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Janin.
| Mrs. Greely Mrs Goldman Mrs Frank
|
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Wimsatt of New
| York city visiting friends here until
| after Inauguration, and will spend week
with Mr.. VIM. H. Gamble. the brother of
| Mrs. Wimsatt, at his country residence in
| Virginia before their return.
Mrs. Mary O'Neill and Miss Mary II.
| O'Neil of this city. the mother and sister
| respectively, of the late Capt. William
| O'Neill of the Rough Riders, who
! visiting in the far west have been officially
| he Ariz lapi S1 Ito
| ipate in the capitol dedicat ton exercises
which are to take place at Phoenix Monday
next Before returning to Washington the
| ladies will make a tour of Mexico.
| Mrs. Josephine Gillenwater Tighe who
has been visiting her husbands brother
Judge Tighe of Charleston. s. c.. has re-
turned to the city. She has with her Miss
Carotta, daughter of Judge Tighe. who
will make an extended visit in Washington.
Miss Bertha Corson of Melrose Mass, is
visiting her cousin. Mr.. George F. Corson,
and his family, at 1154 17th street
The Misses Rosenhaupt of New York are
the guests of Miss Rosale Richard OF 3O5
q street; at home Sunday. March 3.
Mr.. Arsenious Winfield and Miss Mar
garet f.. Gill, both of Washington, were
recently married in Rockville by Rev G.
Dorsey White, pastor Of the NJ. K. Church
South.
Senator Depew and Miss Paulding will
have their guests for the inauguration
Lady Cunard, Mrs Arthur Paget, Miss Jo-
sephne johnson and Mr.. James Van Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford Of New
York are visiting Mrs Queen for a few
days. They will not return to New York
until after the Inauguration.
Mrs. T. 7. Chappau, with her daughter
Miss Pauline Chappau, of Savannah Ga
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Shaw
1856 Euclid place.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron NJ. Parker and Miss
Louise Parker sail from New York tomor-
row for the West Indies.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee is visiting her rela-
tives. Mrs. Fendall and Miss Miller, at
1923 street. and will be at home today.
Miss May H. Morgan of Bridgeport.
Conn, daughter of former United States
Treasurer d. N. Morgan. Is staying with
her friend, Mrs. Alfred Mills Judson OF
New York city, at the Hotel Normandie
for few days.
Miss Gilliland of GIG 11th street northeast
gave a reception Wednesday evening The
evening was spent in music, games and
recitations. after which refreshments We're
served. Those present We're the Misses |
Thornton. the Misses Cunningham, Miss |
Shultz. Miss Smith. Miss Whitney, Miss |
Halterman. Miss Gililand, Julia Miller and |
Ada Gilliland and Messrs. Franklin, Ge- |
noa, McHenry, keyl, Booth, Hands, Cou- |
lon Gillland and Mr.. and Mrs. " NJ. Hur- |
ley and DR.. and Mrs. o. c. Gilliand.
Mrs ]. Ellen Foster Mrs. c. w. Pierce |
and Miss Pierce, with their house guests, |
Mrs. b. F. Bradbury of Boston, Miss Sarah
Wyman Horton of Oakland, Cal, and Miss
Ada Pierce of New York, Will receive their
friends tomorrow afternoon, from to 6. at
the Portner 18th and L streets. The ladies
will be assisted by Mrs. f. S. Mussey, Miss
Mary Wood of Washington and Miss Mil
dred Reid and Miss Helen Varick Bos-
well of New York.
4 pleasant surprise was rendered Mr. Ed
win Leyder last night at the home of his
parent. 100 EldgewoOd place. ID. c., the oc-
casion being his twenty-third birthday cele-
bration. Vocal and instrumental music and
dancing filed the evening. Among those
present We're: Miss George Mattingly, Miss
Estelle Mattingly. Miss Bessie Wood, Miss
Carrie Elliot, Miss Maude Browne, Miss
Alice Johnson Miss Blanche Radcliffe, Miss
Mary George. Miss Mira and Mamie Sny-
der and Mr.. O'Donald, D. Conners. A. c.
DR. J. c. Gerald of New York.
Harry Sullivan r. T. Newell, Howard T.
Snyder, Clarence Wood, Alfred Moore and
Mrs. J. NJ Wood of Pittsburg, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Snyder. Refreshments were
served at midnight.
Mrs. Chas. Flint Of Elizabethton, Tenn,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Ruoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew F. Tighe have with
them for the inauguration Mr.. Tishe's
niece, Miss Lottie Fitsimmons 'righe, who is
a daughter of Judge T. X. Tfghe of Sum-
s. G.
Miss Mary Pierce of 1927 Goth street has
gone to Florida for a few weeks
Mrs Henrietta b. Calf Of 1923 18th street, |
who has been seriously i'll for some months
past, is now improving.
Last evening Mrs. Robinson OF 1907 )
street entertained the following Cape May
people who are now temporarily sojourn-
ng in Washington Mrs. f. L. Richardson, |
Mrs. Garrctson, Miss Hildreth, Miss Rich ,
lrdson, DR.. Blake and Mr.. ]. E. Leaning.
Mrs. Earle and Mrs. Austin are obliged to |
ecall their Invitations for Friday afternoon,
March 8, Mrs. Earle is called to South
Carolina by illness in her family.
Mrs. Clarence Eugene Doyle will enter
ain during Inauguration week Mr.. ]. Ar
old Gillis, Miss ellis, Miss Roberta Stuart
iillis and Miss Delury of New York.
HOBART GREEN'S DEATH
'indtnEs of Court of Inquiry and Ac-