The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Mrs. T De Witt TaImage gave a lunch
con to-day in honor Of Miss Mary Paxton,
of New York The additional company
were Miss Brewer. Miss Faulkner. Miss
Quay. Miss ScuIly, Miss Tonner. Miss
Burdette Miss Mills Miss Hume. Miss
Warner, Miss Stevens. Miss KitzmiIler
Miss Talmage and Miss Maud TaImage-
At the Bachelors. CoulIion tonight
Mrs Charles G.. Glover viii be the hostess
Of the occasion The cotiIlion viii be led
by Lieut.. John r Edie, I. 5. y, and Miss
Fauldin5.
Nj. Marcus L Freeman. Of New York.
has announced the euga cement Of his step
daughter, Miss Edna Lee Bartlett. 10 Or.
\ Franklin Goddard OF Philadelphia.
Miss Bartlett is 4 daughter OF Gen Joseph
J. Bartlett Of the civil war, and later
American Minister to Norway and sweden
during Grants Administration. She IS
also q descendant of Josiah Bartlett. one
of the siguers Of the Declaration of indie
pendCnCe-
Col. and Nj. a c. Tyler gave a dinner
and cotiIIion last night for their young
daughters the Misses Edna and Sarah
Tyler the latter being a dcbutante last
month The handsome home vas decorated
throughout with palms, Southern snilax.
roses, and carnations, the prevailing
color pink The hostess received n white
chiffon and gilt. with which she wore
very beautiful diamonds Miss Edna "
lers gown was OF cherry satin and Miss
SaIIie Tyler wore white satin with dainty
touches of lace The cOtiilion was led by
Mr. George Howard and Miss Edna Tyler
and was danced by forty couples Colonel
and Mrs Tyler viii give a dinner. jan
uaTy II in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Won
Breunuiug-
The tapestry gallery of the Ffouike
mansion was the setting for another
pretty dance last night. The hostess Of
the occasion was Miss GwendCline
Ffoulke. Tadiantly lovely in white mus
lin. and her guests were the young peo-
pie OF official and resident families whose
COming-Out teas are to be among the
festivities Of some later season Mrs
FfOulke entertain a dozen friends
Of her young daughter at dinner earlier
IN the eFening. The table was massed
with p0insettia blooms and the candles
burned under red shades
Ire First Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs Hill held their first at home of
the season last night The scycnty-fVe
guests present we're made up almost en-
tirely Of the official and literary circles,
together with a number OF representa-
tivcs from the Diplomatic Corps. 4 sup
per. al which the guests were seated,
was served later IN the evening
\ musical given by Mt. and Mrs. Charles
\. Mum. CT Scott Circle. was an espe-
cially attractive contribution to the social
calendar Of last night The programme
was directed By Victor Harris. OF New
York, assisted by Mckensie Gordon. Mrs.
Black and Leo Stera. ths eminent 'ceIIcist,
OF New York. and among the $50 guests
who listened to il we're leading represen-
tatiyes Of the diplomatic and official cir
cles. as well as many members Of prOmi-
nent resident society Mrs. Munns toilet
was OF black Dietted tulIe over white
satin. The handsome residence was made
forally beautiful throughout with palms
and flowers. and the centrepiece IN the
dining room was a Tyre, artisticaIIy FASH
Toned in blossoms and fern
Mrs Elizabeth Stauffer Moore. of
New Hampshire Avenue, gave
tea yesterday afternoon TO intro
duce her daughter. Miss Irene Eliza
beth Moore, 10 the Fashionable world The
hostess was assisted III receiving by Mrs
Mary Moore Richards. Both ladies are
sisters of Senator Clark OF Montana
were Mrs. George HUFF. Mrs. E. C. Rob
bins. Of Greenboro. Pa; Miss a. G. Hall
Miss Sarah Quay, Miss Gather. and Miss
Whitman. Of Germantown Pa
Mrs William F. AIdrich and Mrs Lillian
A. Pratt. of Alabama. viii be al home at
153l New Hampshire Avenue on Tuesdays.
January 10. and 70. and February u and
26
The enga cement has been anuuonced Of
Miss Beatrice Allan Bates daughter of
Col andz.Mrs- James \ Bates, to Capt.
Robert SeweH. L s a. son Of Senator
William J SeweII-
Miss MacFeagh IS spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. William George Weld.
OF Baltimore. and last night. with Miss
Davis a sister of Richard Harding Davis.
who is also a house visitor we're guests
Of honor at a dinner given b. their host
and hostess Later the company at
tended the Monday German at Lehmann's
Hall