Evening star., 1902-01-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WHITE HOUSE MUSICALE AND A
CHARITY BALL TONIGHT.
Coming and Recent Entertainments-
The kafser's birthday Honored-
Interesting Personal Notes.

Socially this evening is most interesting.
The White House musicale. dinners by the
Attorney General, Japanese minister and
by other notable hosts and the Southern
Relief ball make a program full of action
and interest.
Senator and Mrs. Hanna will give a re-
ception February at the Arlington. The
invitations have been issued.
The German ambassador celebrated the
kaiser's birthday by dinner last night to
Capt Karl Franz and other officers of the
cadet ship Moltke, now in Baltimore har-
Dor. Twenty-one covers were laid. The
ambassador will give a dance Thursday
night for the officers and cadets OF the
ship.
Col. and Mrs. De Puyster entertained
young people at dinner last night to meet.
Miss Roosevelt.
Mrs. Caroline Foust left yesterday for
Montpelier. Ohio, to attend the funeral of
her mother who died in Chicago Sunday
afternoon of pneumonia.
Miss Elizabeth Tyler will not be at home
on Wednesday evening, but will receive
Wednesday evenings in Feoruary
A surprise masquerade was given last
evening in honor of Mr.. Martin VOLTS
birthday by his relatives. After games
and dances refreshments were served ana
all enjoyed a pleasant time. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs 7. s. Smith. ST.; Miss
Maggie K. and Miss Florence G. Smith,
Mr.. A. Kern Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j.
Davis, Miss Ella and Marie Davis. MRS. ).
Barker and Misses Maggie and Maize
Barker.
The Century Cotillion at Wizards last
night repeated the success attending its
first meeting earlier in the winter. mrs
McKenna Mrs. McCauley, Mrs. Archibald
| Hopkins, Mrs. Charles II. Poor and MRS
| Charles ]. Bell were the hostesses anu
Nv MUIR
! Charles F. Wilson and Mr.. w. c. Johnson
| the executive committee. The cotillion was
| led by DR.. Robert Mason, dancing with
| Miss Hildegarde McKenna, and the favors
were unusually pretty and varied. Supper
! was served at small tables in the adJoln-
| ing bail room. Those invited, and with feW
exceptions present, were Miss Roosevelt,
| Miss Root, Miss Hanna, Miss Fuller, Miss
| Enrol Brown, Miss Lieber, Miss Mckenna,
Miss Baker, Miss Whitmore. Miss Murphy,
| Miss Hitchcock, Miss Wilson, Miss Loring,
| Miss Austin, Miss Cobb Miss Kellogg, Miss
Foraker, Miss Sargent, Miss johnson, Miss
| Terry Miss Worthington, Miss Helen
! Worthington, Miss Mills. Miss Arms, Miss
May, Miss Williams, Mrs. Olmsted: Mrs
Campbell Miss Ward, Miss Aspinwaii. Miss
| Moore Miss Anne Hitchcock, Miss Buck
| ley, Miss Parrish, Miss Newlands, Misses
Helen and Grace Ben, Miss Phillips, Miss
Mabel Johnson. Miss Garcia De Peyster'
| Miss Patterson, Miss SatterIee, Miss Mat
| tingly, Miss Vincent. Miss Sands. Miss Ma
| rie McKenna, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh Miss
McLanahan, the Misses Edes. Kerr, Powell,
| Griggs, Scott, Hopkins. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.
| Corse, Miss Simpson, the Misses Hill,
Brockelback, scovel and Martin Count
Hacke, Messrs w. l. Bingham, I. II.
Hicks. P. w. Arnolde, w. G. Johnson.
Ormsby McCammon, Fred. K. Barbour, G.
| D. F. Robinson, Baron Ambrosy, John S.
Larcombe, Howe Tatton, A. 7. Chester, r.
H Hagner, Dr.; Robert F; Mason Ga s George
| Thomas F. Walsh. Cuthbert Brown, NJ. r.
Jones, Lee McClung. J. B. Foraker, w. H
Merriam. Piquette Mitchell Samuel Dal-
]. A. Wilson, Halstead Dorsey, G. B
BIoomer. HilIiard Owen. Lieut.. Schroen.
| Charles Richardson, F. c. Cook, F. D. c.
| Faust, w. L. Copps, H. H. Rausseau. Hugh
| ler. Andrew Y. Bradley, Charles Westcott,
Lieut. CauIdweI E. H. Dennison. c. H.
! Woodruff, Charles F. Wilson. Arthur Peter,
| Leland Davis, Owen Powell, A. ]. McEl
hone, G. G. Brown, DR.. Ciaytor, Vivian
| Burnett, Mr.. Olmsted, Fred. McElhone, G.
P. Myers, Walter Wilcox. J. K. Stauffer.
Montgelas Arthur Snyder Murray Cobb,
A D. Addison, Charles Poe. Commander
| Cowles. Charles J. Bell. c. H. Campbell.
| Joe Collins, Thomas Harris, Charles Har-
| ris, Charles Howard. Mr.. and Mrs B. S.
| Minor, Miss Margaret c. Mason. Mr.. and
Mrs Ulman. Miss Boldt, Miss Wilson. Mr..
! Bloomenthal, Miss de Smirnoff, Miss de
| Bourgouis.
! 0eHdLDI anu hlS I1allHd Aao yt0iS
| company dining with them and Miss Ruth
| Hanna last night, their guests being Miss
| Louise Jones' Miss GriScom of Philadelphia,
| Miss Mary Hopkins, Miss Strong, Miss Nc
Mr.. Churchill, Mr.. Beauclark, Mr.. Horst
| mann, Mr.. Huidekoper Mr.. Thompson,
Lieut. Gibbons, Lieut.. Poor. Paymaster
Hicks, Mr.. Bradley and Mr.. Faust
Mrs. Robert 1. Fleming will not receive
tomorrow.
The assistant secretary of state and Mrs
/ Hill gave a dinner last night, when their
| guests were the Russian ambassador, SEN
| ator and Mrs. Wetmore, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Margerie Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wads-
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Crosby, Mr.
| Carignani Miss Enrol Brown, Mr. and Mrs
| Stilson Hutchins Miss Morgan and Mr.
! Murphy.
Senator and the Misses Kean gave din
ner last night to meet Rev. Morgan Dix Of
| New York and Mrs. Dix, who are their
| guests. In the notable company present
| were Secretary and Mrs. Hitchcock. the
| chief justice and Mrs. Fuller, Justice and
| Mrs. Gray, Mrs Frederick Dent Grant and
] Senator Frye.
Major and Mrs. Tucker have cards out for
| Saturday afternoon, February l. for young
! Wilder, their guests. Miss Wilson is the
daughter of General Wilson the military
representative Of the special embassy to
| King Edwards coronation, and Miss Wilder
! of Chicago is niece of Major Tucker.
Miss Potter of New York, who was a
| guest of Miss Roosevelt over Sunday, is
! now visiting Miss Marjorie Mott. Miss Pot
| ter and her uncle, Mr.. John Crosby Brown,
| came over from New York Saturday. The
| latter is guest of Mr. and Mrs. John w.
| Foster during his visit.
Mrs Joseph Tyssowski will be at home to-
morrow for the last time this season.
Mrs. Edward Dom and the Misses Dom
will be at home. 170s 10th street. Wednes-
! days, January % and February D. Miss
| Stevens and Miss Purch will be their
| guests.
Mrs w. A. Jones. 1884 Vermont avenue,
will not receive tomorrow. but will be at
| home Wednesdays in February.
! The Misses Gilbert, 1444 Rhode Island
| avenue will be at home informally on the
| second and fourth Wednesdays of each
month during the winter and spring
The Norma Mandolin Club met Saturday
evening at the residence of Mrs. E. F. Hug
| gins 1454 Corcoran street. The club played
several selections and the graphophone
| contributed greatly to the enjoyment of the
| evening Supper was served in the dining
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