Evening star., 1902-01-03


one end of the room. The company, which
numbered upward of two hundred. included
numerous Representatives from the other
lodges of the District, and good sprinkling
OF guests from the Emerald Isle and the
land o cakes. Dancing was judiciously
sandwiched with refreshments, and. when,
az 80 am, the program was concluded
With Sir Roger" the company dispersed
with many earnest expressions of thanks
to the Daughters of ST. George.
A small party of young folks assembled
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner
or $50 Spruce street Tuesday night to well
come the advent of the new year. After
participating in various games the guests
were invited to the dining room. where a
table filed with good things awaited them.
Those present were Misses Louise Neih-
meyer, Pearl Harrington, Pearl Cooper,
Lizzie Hunter. Katie Mclaughlin of WASH
inston and Miss Lucy Deck of Virginia;
Niessrs. John Lynch. John Kearney, Victor
Belaski. Elmer Grady, John Cooper, Claude
skinner, Earl Cooper and Clarence Cooper,
all of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Peyster gave a dinner
last night in honor of Miss Alice Rochester
and Capt. Ienton, U. 8. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale gave BAN
last, night at the New Willard for their
daughter, Miss Olive Gale, which brought
together one of the largest and most en-
Joyable gatherings of the winter. The two
ball rooms We're in use, one for the dane
ing and the other for promenade. Mrs.
Gale was elegantly gowned in black lace
and Miss Gale wore cameo pink silk, with
lace medallion. Among the guests were:
Miss May Arms, the Misses Worthington,
Miss Grossman, Miss Helen Bell, Miss
Grace Bell, Miss Walker, Miss Julia ket-
logg. Miss Van Reypen, Miss Charlotte
Hopkins. Miss Mary Hopkins. Miss Child,
Miss Goldsborough, Miss Alice Larcombe.
Miss Hester Shepard, Miss Helen Ray,
Miss Edith Totten. Miss Bradford. Miss
Bertha HILL Miss Webb Miss Habel Hume
Miss ASniuural1 Miss
Emily Kemp, Miss Glover, Miss Grace JAM
ney, the Misses Dunlop, Miss Sewers Miss
Anita Evans, Miss Aileen Kerr. Miss Helen
Michner. Miss Aimee Nesbit Miss Frances
Newlands, the Misses Portner Miss Mills.
Miss Goodwin, Miss Curtin. Miss Norris,
Miss Bright, Miss Woodward. Miss Mary
Warner, Miss Foster, Miss Simpson, Mr..
Humphreys Owen of the British embassy,
DR.. Mason, Mr.. William Hill, Mr.. Ornlsby
MacCammon. Mr.. John X. Stauffer, Lieut..
Schroen of the German embassy, Mr. VIM.
Van Reypen. Mr.. James Norris, DR.. Deale.
Mr.. William Pearson, Mr.. Henry F. Blount,
Mr.. Gerald Totten, Mr. Hubley Owen, Capt.
Heron, Mr.. Forney, Mr., George Chase MIR.
Arthur Hayden, DR.. Bryan, Mr.. David
Sunderland Mr.. Huntington Jackson, MIR.
William Goodwin, Mr.. Finney Mr. Kib-
hey, Messrs. Thomas and Randall Hagner,
Mr.. Richard Merrick, Mr.. Robert Craig,
Mr.. Bloomer Beale, Mr.. Waggaman, Mr..
Charles Westcott. Mr.. Townsend. Mr.. Fred.
Berger. Mr.. Rastus Norris Mr.. Frank Pill
son and Nj. Frederick Vincent.
Mrs. and the Misses Kean gave. a tea
yesterday for their guests, Mrs. Emlen
Roosevelt Miss Christine Roosevelt, Miss
Margaret Dix. daughter of Rev. DR.. Dix;
Miss Janet Fish, granddaughter of the late
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State for
President Grant. and Mrs. John A Dix OF
New York. All this party came on for the
New Year reception and debut ball tonight
at the White House. Receiving with the
hostess and her daughters were Miss Alice
Roosevelt and her guests, Miss Helen
Roosevelt and Miss Helen Cutting. A very
large company was present.
Miss Sylvia de Grasse Fowler was also
the hostess of a tea yesterday, when she
was assisted by her guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Robinson of New York. Miss Whit
mere of England, with Mrs. McClintock
Miss Anderson and Mrs. Brice.
Mrs. and the Misses Langhorue also en-
tertained at a tea yesterday, when they
had the assistance Of several friends In vel
coming their guests.
Baron Moncheur was the guest Of honor
last night at dinner given by Mr.. Wau-
ters, counsellor of the Belgian legation.
Baron Moncheur leaves today for Mexico
where, in January, his marriage with Miss
Charlotte Clayton will take place. Baron
Moncheur Will at once return here Win his
bride.
Mr.. John Robert Evelen is visiting his
niece, Mrs. Fred Vanbranken, Chestnut
avenue, Tokoma Park.
Mrs w. w. Reisinger and Mrs j. A.
Murphy, wife and daughter OF Captain
Reisnger, are at 1909 18th street north
west, and will be at home to their friends
on the last two Thursdays in January.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schade announce the
enga cement Of their youngest daughter
Clara Antonio, to Mr.. Max F. Muller The
wedding is to take place in the near future.
Mrs. and Miss Bryant will be at home on
Saturday.
Gen. and Mrs. Gill gave dinner last
night in Baltimore for Rear Admiral
Schley and Mrs. Schley in whose honor a
large tea was given also yesterday by Mrs.
Cohen
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Peery Of 1901 9TH
street are spending q portion of the holi-
days with Governor and Mrs Tyler at
Richmond.
Mrs VIM. B. French and Miss French
of o06 East Capitol street, assisted by Mrs
j. w. Babson and Mrs. J. W. Babson jr,
will be at home the first and third Mon
days in January and February, from
until G.