Evening star., 1902-01-08

Mrs W. 7. Kesier. Mr. and Mrs c. d. Kes-
Ter. Miss Ruth Hebb. Miss Maude Telling.
Miss Edith Telling. Lieut.. Herbert Cush-
man, Gen. w. II. Sears OF Pentwater,
Mich; Mr. Arthur Stevens. Mr.. l.. W. The-
Wis, MI G. e. Aoberiy, DR.. John W. Hebb.
jr., and Mr.. Craig Harris.
Mrs. Thos. W. Smith. Miss Smith and
Mrs Shaw OF GIG East Capitol street viii
De at home Mondays. January q and Feb
ruary 3.
Mrs. Mason 4. Richardson Will not be at
home Thursdays until January % and 30
and February @.
Mrs. DR.. G. H. Roth. 5i2 5th street south
from o 10 IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry Lewis have re-
moved from Corcoran street TO 1907 street
northwest.
Mrs. George b. welch will not receive
tomorrow. but will receive January 10 aud
% and February g.
Mrs. Tallmadge A. Lambert and Miss
Lambert will be at home at 1919 Massa-
chusetts avenue Wednesdays. January Is
and %.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster. Mrs. Charles w
Pierce and Miss Pierce will be al home al
the Portner, from to 8. Friday.
Among those who gave dinners last even
ing was Mr.. Kaufman, who entertained a
party OF eighteen at his residence on High
Proctor, Senator Fairbanks, Commissioner
Maefarland, General John NJ. Wilson, Gem
eral Sternberg, Admiral Evans Mr.. John
w Foster. Mr.. John b. Henderson. Mr.
John +. Reyburn. Colonel George w Bovd
Prof Alexander Graham Bell, Mr. Crosby
. Moves, Mr.. George Westinghouse. Mr.
Charles c. Glover Mr.. Frederick b. Nc
Guire: Or E. NJ Gallaudet and Mr. Rudolph
Kaufman.
Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey will not he at
home the Oai IN pipry
put VIII be pleased to see her friends at
slZf California avenue the last two Thurs
days in February.
Mrs. Mackay-Smith gave a reception. with
dancing, yesterday afternoon, at which a
large gathering OF young people assisted.
Mrs. Lodge will receive the guests at the
Bachelors Assembly tonight, and Major
McCawley will lead the cotiilion. dancing
with Miss Roosevelt
Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown was the host
ess of a tea yesterday, when her friends
were invited to meet Miss Burd Thaw OF
Plttsburg. Mrs. Clinton Goodloe Edgar
Mrs. Preston Gibson and Miss Emily Kemp
assisted.
Mrs. Sternberg began yesterday a series
of Tuesday receptions, to continue through
this month. She had a number of assist
ants and throngs of callers
Mrs. John Taylor Arms and her attrac-
tive young daughter a debutante of last
SedSoi Hdu cnarnlng reception yesterday
and viii receive again next week.
Miss Clayton of 1923 New Hampshire
avenue has gone to California for the rest
of the winter.
Mrs. Westinghouse will give a dinner
dance January 81 for her guest. Miss Vlo-
let Brocklebank Of Liverpool, England.
Miss Paulding will give a ; O'Clock tea In
honor of Senator and Mrs. Depew January
IA
Miss Mary A. Hatfield and Mr. Eugene
H. McMichael were married last night az
81. Matthews by Rev. Father Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Reed and Miss
Reed have located for the winter at ST.
Connecticut avenue.
Miss Rebekah Collier. the daughter of Mrs.
1. De Witt Talmage, made her debut yes
terday, and her coming-out tea was at
tended by not only one of the largest gath
erings of the winter. but also one that
reflected I'm the happiest way the notable
side OF Washington l'fe. The debutante's
grandfather is Judge j. F. Collier of the
Plttsburg court of claims. She was dressed
In soft, pretty lace with a siver-spangled
yoke, and from the scores of bouquets sent
her carried cluster of valley lilies and
orchids. Mrs. Talmage wore a rich dress in
black and white. Rev. DIR. Talmage and