Evening star., 1902-01-14
adelphia. formerly Miss L. " Mcguire Of
WashingtOn, is at the Raleigh.

adelphia. formerly Miss L. V. Mcguire OF
Washington, is at the Raleigh.
Mrs. Henry B. Polkinhorn, 1888 street.
will be at home the remaining Fridays in
January.
The congressional ladies at the Hamilton
will not receive tomorrow afternoon, but
will receive January % and February 8
from to in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. John Zeh will be at
home at the Cairo Wednesday after 6
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Van Sickler of
Mr.. George 8. Bliss, Mrs. George S. Bliss,
Miss Ida Bliss, Mr.. William Rich, Mr.
Thomas L. Guerney and Miss Staples are at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. MacKnight Moses will be at home
February 5. 21Os 10th street.
Mrs Albert De We're Burr will be at home
to her friends Informally on Mondays at
the Owasco, Lincoln avenue and r street.
The Misses Gilbert. 1444 Rhode Island
avenue. will be at home Informally the Sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays in every month
during the winter and spring.
Miss Amelia Rector of Hot Springs, Ar
kansas. is visiting with Representative and
Mrs. Neville at the National Hotel. Miss
Rector Is the granddaughter on her moth
er's side of the late Senator Alcorn of Mis-
sissippi and granddaughter on her faith
er's side Of the late Governor H. M. Rec
tor Of Arkansas. Her father Elias w,
Rector, Is q candidate for the governorship
Of Arkansas. Miss Rector will be in Wash
ington the greater part Of the social sea-
son.
Admiral Edwin White, U. s. NJ, Mrs.
White and Miss White have taken apart
ments at the Portland.
Mrs. Courtland c. Clements will be at
home February and IL.
Iryi,, Do will ha
remaining Thursdays in January, 3O26 U
street.
Mrs. Samuel M. Lake and Miss Edna
Greer Lake will be at home Tuesday,
January II, from to 9 O'Clock, to intro
duce to their friends Miss Hess Of New
York, who will be their guest.
Mrs E. Stevens Henry and Miss Henry
will be at home at 1921 X street Tuesdays,
January Id and February 4.
Mrs Albert E. Acker has as her guest
Mrs. Walter J. Robertson of Chicago.
They VIII be at home tomorrow afternoon
at the Cumberland.
Mrs e. B. Hay, 1912 Corcoran street. will
not be at home tomorrow. but win receive
January 22. 20 and February 8.
Mrs. L. e. Payson. 1920 Massachusetts
avenue. will be at home Fridays for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Mrs Kittelle is spending the winter in
Beaufort, 8. c., where she went several
weeks ago to join her husband, Lieutenant
Sumner e. W. Kittelle of the navy. who is
attached to the training ship Lancaster.
now stationed at Port Royal.
Mrs. E. F. Andrews, 1882 Sixteenth street
will be at home the last, three Wednesday
afternoons in January. As has been her
custom in former years, she will add an
interest to these social occasions and AT
the same time secure some recognition for
young artists. by having a little display of
water colors and drawings at each To-
morrow works by Mr.. George Senseny viii
be shown; on the 22d th0se OF Miss Bertha
Perrie. and on the 29th those of Mr.. Walter
X. Stone.
Mrs. s. H Robson and Mrs. w. B. Robi-
son viii be at home Fridays in February,
at 1907 U street.
Mrs. J. C. Breckenridge Is not receiving,
owing to- the death Of Mrs Mary c. War
field of Lexington. KY, sister of General
Breckinridge, inspector general, United
States army Mrs. Breckinridge is now in
Lexington, KY, and General Breckinridge
Is still In the Philippines.
On Monday night the. friends of Mrs.
Fred. E. johnson OF I'd street northeast
arranged a surprise party, the occasion
being the celebration of Mrs. Johnson,s
birthday The following took part: Mr..
William C. Connor, baritone solo, per
verted Proyerbs:" Mr.. Charles McEnney.
piano solos, selected; comic songs by Nj.
Thomas Fraser; recitation, Mrs. Laura
Barnes; contralto solo. Mrs. Rosalie Gouid-
fng. and Mrs. Johnson sang seyeral times.