Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-03-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DINNERS AND LUNCHE0NS
MARKED MI-CAREME.
Notable Parties at Well-Known Homes
Charleston Pilgrims-Per-
sonal Notes.

President and Mrs Roosevelt enjoyed
long horseback ride yesterday. returning to
the White House about half-past 6, by way
of 10th street. Three gentlemen, also
mounted, came in with them. and the five
riding slowly side by side, made notable
picture.
President and Mrs Roosevelt will be &C.
companied to Charleston by the Attorney
General and Mrs. Knox, the Secretary of
the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock and the
younger daughter of the family. and the
Secretary of Agriculture, and probably his
daughter.
Mrs. Fairbanks. president general of the
D. A. r., had a most enthusiastic reception
during her recent visit to Charleston, when
a series of brilliant receptions were given
her. both in private homes and in the wo-
mans building at the exposition. Her ad-
dress before the d. A. r. chapters. who en-
tertained her. met with rounds of applause
Every moment of the stay of the party
from this city, which included Admiral and
Mrs. Schley, Mrs. j. Thomson Swami and
Mrs. Daniel Manning. was full of interest
ing attentions. both from the D. A. r. and
individual hosts and hostesses. Each guest
has brought many delightful souvenirs of
the charming courtesies extended in the
land OF the palmetto.
Miss Julia Lamont second daughter Of
Col: and Mrs. d. S. Lamont who is serious
~ III with brain fever was thought last
night to be somewhat improved. although
her condition is still critical. This charm
ing young girl is an enthusiastic student at
q private school in New York, and the past
year worked doubly hard. Her illness has
been serious since its inception week or
SO ago, and 1t has been a hard fight to save
her life. Several physicians are in attend
ance upon the patient.
Mrs. w. G. Glenn gave a lunch party yes
terday in honor of Mrs. Scott Warwick
keenon of Chicago. Those present were:
Mrs. Frederick. Mrs. Ward. Mrs Wilson.
Mrs. Longacre. Mrs. Cragg, Mrs. Lind Mrs
Kaufman, Mrs MacAliister Mrs. Lewis.
The Young Washingtonians' Pleasure
Club gave an entertainment and dance to
celebrate its first anniversary Friday, Feb
ruary Il The president of the club, Mr..
George Cole, opened the evening with a well
come address. which was followed by an
overture by Mr.. John Bowman. A brief
and ludicrous history of the club was then
read by Mr. Herman Carl. Fra Diavalo'
was rendered by Mr. Arthur Dennison on
the piano. Mr.. Willis Rockwell gave a
series OF animal limitations and a peanut
and Mr.. Paul Bachschmid winning the
prizes. After an hour SO of dancing re-
ireshments were served, after which dane
ing was resumed and games We're played.
the club, as follows: Messrs Joseph Ander-
son. John Bowman, Oliver Brckhead Her
man carl. George Cole, Howard Culbertson,
Carl Donch. Arthur Dennison William
Herbert. Charles Just. Carl Kattelmann
and Lester Marx. The invited guests were
the Misses Clara Birkner Josephine Eek
STEIN stein: HELEN Detweiler, Richie Mclean,
Eta Merrillat Elsie Deuringer, Viola
Daniels, Lula Roberts, Marie Barnes.
Mamie Hardell and the Messrs. Paul
Mitchell, Wills Rockwell, Paul Bach
schmid. Ernst Bachschmid. Douglass
Petrop. Roy Fox, William Power chape-
roned by Mrs. Dennison
Numerous Inequalities In the way of
dinners and card parties marked the pass
ing of the middle of Lent yesterday
Representative Morrell gave a large din
ner last night when his guests were At
torpey General Knox, Postmaster General
Payne. Senator Lodge, Senator Kean Sem
ator. Elkins, Senator Hale, Senator Wet
more. Senator Depew, Senator Penrose.
Gen. Wallace Randolph, Mr.. John G. John
Griscom of Philadelphia, Mr. Wayne Mac
Veagh. Mr.. George Baer, Mr.. James Io-
gan Fisher, Mr.. John Cadwalader and Mr..
Edward Salisbury of Philadelphia and Mr..
Loree, president of the Baltimore and Ohio
road.
Mrs. Moreton Frewen, who Is now re-
ceiving so much social attention here, is an
ard Jerome of New York.
Earl Grey was entertained at dinner last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Letter as were also
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreton Frewen who are
visiting at the British embassy. Yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse had guests at
luncheon to meet Earl Grey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. c. Glover gave a notable
dinner last night, when the company was
made up OF the Danish minister, Mr.. and
Mrs. de Margerie. Mr.. and Mrs. Cracken-
thorpe. Mr.. and Mrs. Story, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Legare. Miss Maud Pauncefote Miss
Patten, Miss HOrstmann, Miss Barney Miss
Ward. Miss MacFeagh Mr.. Riano, Mr..
Raikes, Mr.. Wyndham, Mr.. Hauge, Mr.
Mrs. Warder gave dinner last night
when her guests included Mr. and Mrs
Thompson of New York, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Theron. Miss Kean, Miss Patten,
Miss Poor, Miss Alice Warder, Mr. Hit,
Del Viso and Mr.. Lee.
Representative and Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs
Slater and Mr.. and Mrs. William Schall
gave dinners last night.
Secretary and Mrs. Hay will give din
ner in honor of President and Mrs. Roose-
welt Easter week.
Mrs. Charles H. Smiley and Miss Helen
Junkin of New Bloomfield. Pa, are the
guests Of Mrs. John w. Simms, $40 NJ
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Weyl will receive at
the home of the latter's parents, 72S 7th
street, Sunday March 8, from to 10.
The MOhican Quartet met Wednesday
evening at their quarters, The Mohican