Evening star., 1902-02-12

| J. r. Bartlett. Miss Virginia Taylor. Lieu-
tenant IL. Robert Church, assistant SUR
ham, Miss Hannah of London. Englandi
Mre General Whitside, Miss Whitside Mrs.
e h. Davis E. o. Schairer, +. j. Fiskes
Mrs T. f. Jewell. MIS-. Cromwell. W. III.
Mrs. T. " Wood. r. l.. Oatiey, Mrs Wall
lace Randolph. Mrs. r. b. Bradford Miss
Odie Turner. E V. Sargent: A. J. Norman.
Miss Grace Gardner. Miss Fannie Webster. !;
M. B. Sloane, II. c.. Egan. J. H. Burns. Hiss
Elliott. c. NJ Henderson,
Mrs Oscar Turner of Kentucky gave an
elegant breakfast yesterday morning in
the palm garden at the New Willard.
Music. flowers and beautiful surroundings
combined to make the thirty guests enjoy
the dainty breakfast. The guests inclu,i, Il:
Mrs. Bates. Mrs. Teller. Mrs, Bayley. AIRS.
Garnack. Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Watson. Mrs.
Howrey. Mrs Seth Shepard. Mrs. Condit-
ISmith, Mrs. Goodloe Mrs. Mann Mrs.
Rixey. Mrs. Bankhead. Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs.
Wheeler. Mrs Hall. Mrs. Annie Randall
Lancaster. Mrs. Perry Heath. Mrs. Oscar
v Turner. Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs Culp, AIRS.
T. n Jones. Mrs. Clay Evans. Mrs. Nash,
Mrs Lane. Mrs Page Copper. Mrs. John
W. Ierkes Mrs. Overstreet and Mrs. tlur-
ton
Archbishop Ireland was the guest Of i,
honor last night at dinner given al the
Raleigh by Senator kearns OF Utah. Cow !,
ers were laid for fourteen in of the
private rooms Of the hotel, which was pro-
fusely decorated with choice flowers and
palms. After dinner Senator Beveridge
called upon the archbishop for toast.
coupling the request with the statement l
that his eminence more than any man he
knew represented the Father in the bruth-
erhood Of man. The archbishop responded !
i'm a particularly happy vein and referred
to the slores Of America, where a man
expanded in proportion 10 his true worth. |,
Incidentally he touched upon the condition
or the laboring classes and expressed the
~ ha ftry,.a f,, a. ,tt
when labor dissensions would be amicably ,
and justly adjudicated. Monseisneur Rook-
er spoke of the influence of the church
and referred to the great confidence Pape
Leo reposed in Archbishop Ireland Dur
ing he evening. which proved most pleas
ant. speeches were made by all the guests.
Those present to meet Archbishop ireland
We're Monseigneur Rocker Fathers Stat
ford and Malone, Perry $. Heath. DIR. j.
+. Jones. Senator'S Scott. Beverdge and
Clapp. Director Merriam of the census,
Commissioner Hermann of the general
| land office and Mr.. A. A. Wilson of WASH
ington.
A surprise party was given by the Wo-
mems Home and Foreign Missionary So<
ctety of Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
Monday evening at the comfortable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Boesch. GIG T. street
northeast to DIR. and Mrs. Ii. II. SeltZer
dt being the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
their marriage.) DIR. Seltzer is deacon in
the church and superintendent of the Sun
day school. The ladies presented them q
silver fern dish. After amusements and in-
strumental solos by Mrs. Keck and Mrs.
Gerhard. all repaired To the dining room
and partook of refreshments. Those pres
| ent. besides those named above. were: Mr..
and Mrs Renhardt. Mr. and Mrs. Gear
hardt. Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Bowdler. Mr. and Mrs. Batson.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. keck, Mr.. and Mrs. :
Sam'l Keck. Mr.. and Mrs. Manning Mrs. :
r. Bowdler. Mrs. VIII Keck. Miss Maude
Keck. Miss Marie keck. Miss Florence
Boesch. Mrs Wines. Mr.. Chas. Settler Mr..
Luther Boesch. Mr.. Raymond Boesch. Mr..
d. b. klinger.
Mrs Edwin Herbert Pillsbury, 1901 ClifS
ton street. will not be at home tomorrow.