The Washington times., 1902-01-22
SOCIETY
Mr.. William c. Whitney which took place
at Sherry's, New York. on Monday night.

Mr.. William c. Whitney, which took place
at Sherrys, New York. on Monday night
Mrs. L. Lowell Blake and Miss Robin
son. 1917 Street, will not be at home
until Tuesdays, February and II.
Miss Wilson, Miss McKenna. and Miss
Hitchcock attended the hop at the Ar
senal on Monday evening, and we're after
ward entertained at supper by Mrs. Ed
ward Burr, wife of the chief engineer of
the post.
Mrs. Payne. wife of the Postmaster
General, will receive this afternoon at 3 80
O'Clock at the Arlington.
Mrs. William W. Smith has issued
cards for musicale at the Nor mandie. at
which Angelo C. Fronani the young Ital-
ian pianist, will be the artist. Mr..
Fronani will be assisted by Miss Edna
Scott Smith, contralto: Miss Florence
Stevens, violinist. and Miss Florence
Wieser, cello.
Mrs. Richardson Glover will give a fancy
dress ball for her little daughters on
February l.
Today is the anniversary of the death
Of Queen Victoria and for that reason the
usual Wednesday reception at the Brit
ish Embassy will be omitted
An unusually large number of friends
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. Edward
Droop and the Misses D-oop at a tea on
Monday afternoon
After the majority Of the guests had
departed. the young hostess entertained
party or friends at supper, which was
followed by an impromptu dance that
lasted until midnight
Senator Quay will entertain the Penn
sylvania delegation at dinner tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Cumberland en-
tertained a number of friends Sunday
evening in honor Of their grandson, who
was christened earlier in the afternoon
The features of the evening were musi-
cal selections rendered by the guests. Miss
Ernestine Miller performed on the piano,
and Mr.. Fillmore Harrison and Mr.. Jo-
seph Burke sang several songs. During
the evening bountiful collation. was
served.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
George c. Cumberland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cumberland, and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Beiber. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Werden, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hartnett,
Mrs. Ida Harrison, Mrs. Cordelia Houch-
ems. Mrs. Buckholtz, Mrs. Able, the Miss
es Ernestine Miller. Cora Miller. Alice
Burke Mamie Hartnett. Miss McGraw,
the Messrs. Andrew J. Sandford, John
Lynn. William Adams, Fillmore Harri-
SON. Julian Knight and daughter, of Alex
andria Eliphalet Bridwell, Daniel Ferris,
| James Hartnett, Joseph Burke, George
| Smith.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Christy,
| 1107 Eighth Street northwest. was en-
| livened Monday evening by an ingathering
| OF number of friends of Hamline NJ E.
| Church, for the purpose of congratulate
| ing the former on the attainment of his
| eightieth birthday. The company was
| composed largely of persons who were
| identified in membership with the first
| years of the church's history. OF the
| eleven survivors of the twenty-five mem
bers who comprised the organization of
| the church, July =, 1865, seven were pres
| ent Mr. and Mrs. Christy, Mrs. w A.
| Cook, Mr.. E. d. Godfrey, Mr.. T. II. Lang
| ley, and Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Roach. Be
| sides these there were present Rev. Dr.
| and Mrs. Lucien Clark, Rev. DR.. J. r.
| Wright. the first proba toner of the
| church; Mrs ]. II. Bushby, Mrs. G. ID.
Burch Mrs. ]. r. Quinter, and DR.. and
| Mrs r. b. DERRICK. who united with the
| church within a few months from its or
| ganization: Mrs Barber Mrs. Dolan, Mrs.
| Colledge, Miss Rich. Mrs. homas Humph-
! rev. Mr. J. A. Connor. Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Proctor Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Benton. Mr..
E. l. Booraem, Mr. J. r. Quinter, and Miss
| Ruth Detrick. COngratulatory remarks
! were made by Drs. Clark and Wright, Mr..
| and Mrs. Roach, and Misses Godfrey,
| Booraem, Proctor. and Benton. and an ap-
| preciatiye response by MI Christy
Mrs. Walter Mclean will give a tea
! January q from until 7. assisted by
Mrs. Donald Mclean. of New York.
Mrs. Darling. wife OF the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, will be at home
| Wednesdays after January y.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack story and the Misses
Myers we're among those who entertained
| dinner companies last night.
The Bachelors will give their second
cotillion of the season at National Rifles
| Arm0ry tonight.
| Mrs. John NJ. Thurston Will be at home
| this afternoon, at her residence, 2l32
| Wyoming Avenue. Mss Fay Purman, her
| sister. who is her house guest, with Miss
| Clihord, of Boston. will assist her in
welcoming her callers.
banquet was given by Miss Evelyn
| De Koven at her residence. 1913 Thirteenth
Street northwest. Monday night. in honor
| of her cousin. Mr.. Robert L. Schuster. of
| Louisville. During the evening the
guests were entertained By several vocal
solos by Mr.. schuster and Miss A. Wood.
Refreshments were served and dancing
INDUCED in.