Evening star., 1902-01-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOSEVELT LUNCHED AT MRS.
CHARLES f. joys TO-DAY.
A Charming Company About the Board
Recent Hospitalities of Note-In-
teresting Personal Items.

teresting Personal Items.
Mrs. Joy, wife Of Representative Charles
F. Joy OF Missouri, entertained at a lunch
con Of twenty-five covers in honor of Miss
Roosevelt today. The round table was
daintily decorated in spring flowers and
fruits. The centerpiece was candy COM
pote, filled with candy fruits, and just
within the covers was garland OF aspara-
gus studded with lilies Of the valley, daffo-
dis, daisies and violets. The name cards
were especially pretty, being made OF
broad white satin ribbon in two parts. On
one appeared portrait, in water color, OF
Miss Roosevelt, with the date and the name
of the guest below, and on the other end
the names of all the guests, wreathed with
flowers, done in water colors. The guests
Steele, Mrs. Mondell, Mrs. William Alden
Smith, Mrs. Mccall, Mrs. Dalzeil, Mrs.
Serene Payne, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. j.. B..
Henderson, Mrs. Littlefeld, Mrs. sibley,
Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Boutelle, Mrs. Hopkins,
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Grosvenor, Miss Helen
Cannon, Miss Fletcher, Miss Corliss, Miss
Quay and Miss Morris. The drawing rooms
were decorated with purple and white lilacs
and Easter lilies.
Miss Lloyd, wife of Representative Lloyd.
will have receiving with her Mrs. Vandl-
yer, wife of Representative Vandiver.
Miss Margaret Beuchles Of Wythevile
Va, will spend the remainder of the WIN
ter and spring with her aunt, Mrs. May
Avery, 11S E street southeast.
Mrs Edwin c. Burleigh will receive to-
morrow at the Hotel Richmond.
Mrs. and Miss McCahin will be at hcme
at the Cairo tomorrow and Tuesday, Feb
ruary 4.
A pleasant surprise was given to Mr.. ana
Mrs A. L. Russell on Tuesday evening last
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Con-
nell, 615 9th street northeast, by the MEM
bers of the Storm Literary Club. a pleas
ant time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served. The club, consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. Moore Mr.. and Mrs. Sprccker
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs
Deards Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard and Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Connell, presented complete vol
ume Of Shakespeare's works to Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell who leave next week for Bos-
ton, their future home.
Quite number of ladies were entertained
at the home of Miss Annie Bliss. 923 East
Capitol street, Thursday last in honor or
Mrs. A L. Russell, who will soon leave for
Boston. The members of the D. *. Euchre
Club, with a few other ladies, planned
surprise on Mrs. Russell, which was sue
cessful. A delicious lunch was served at
noon and the afternoon was pleasantly
spent at euchre. Mrs. Peters won rirst,
Mrs. Ochsenreiter second, Miss Dupaw
third, Mrs. Shoemaker fourth and Mrs.
Welden BOBBY prizes. The ladies presented
Mrs. Russell with handsome silver fork.
Those present were Mesdames Conrard,
Deards, Lind, Hollingshead, Moore, Mar
shall, Ochsenreiter, Peters, Perrie, Russell,
Sabin, Shoemaker, Stewart, Stoddard, Ty-
rec, Welden and the Misses Bliss, Graham,
NJ keeler, L. Keeler and Dupaw.
Miss Mamie Haines gave a home party
70 fau ri Erd pN-ap af
$50 18th street northeast. Table was spread
for twenty-five guests. Those present were
the Misses Grace Wilson, Annie Harr, Ger
trude Roderick, May Engler, Nellye Vande-
grift, Agnes Tansill, Clara PLACER, Minnie
Young, Maybel and Virgie Raymond and
F1ossie Sturgis, Messrs. Albert Pike Quo
sick Winchester, Howard Nelson, Howard
Roderick, Earl Dowd, Walter Jenkins, I'd
ward Boo, Edward and Frank Jones, Lyle
Seaton and st. John Hartsock.
Mrs. Walter Browne Fairfield, 1717 De
Sales street, was at home Friday to large
number of callers Those assisting were
Mrs. Winston, Mrs. Walter Wells, Miss
HELEN, Miss Pike and Miss Dulansy Of BAL
timore. Later Mrs. Fairfield gave dinner
in honor of Miss Dulaney. Mrs. Fairfield
will be at home informally next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guilford Of 314 Sd
street northeast gave their little son, Ell
mer, party in honor of his sixth birth
day. The house was daintily decorated in
being entertained with music, games and
recitations. Mr.. Bohen Of Hyattsville gave
several amusing recitations; Mrs. Herbert
recited. At 1890 o'clock bountiful COLA
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Prince, Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. Vanhorn, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gull
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bohen Of Hyattsville,
Mrs. Herbert, Mr.. Garry, Miss Clara Bell.
Miss Blanche and Sadie Howdershell and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Guilford. Among the
little folks were: Elmer Carlton, May and
Arthur Guilford, Lee, Marie, Edna and
Grace Vanhorn, Russell-and Rosie Lepper,
Walters, Edwin, Dora and Anne Guilford,
Miss Herbert, Josie Mcdonnell.
Mrs. Shallenberger will not be at home
today nor February 3, owing to her alb
sence from the city for a short time.
Mrs. Henry Burk was the hostess Sat-
urday evening of delightful dinner for
young people.
Mrs. George A. Myers will be at home
next Wednesday. but not during February.
Mrs. George Ewing, Mrs VIM. E. Green,
Miss Virginia Peacock and Miss Anita
Schade will be with her.
Mrs George w. Prince will receive to-
morrow from to g. at 1911 Princeton
street. and will be assisted by Mrs. Living
ston, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Boulter, Mrs.
Williamson and Mrs Marcelius.
Mrs r. D. Chase will not be at home on
Anderson on account Of Illness
Former Representative Joseph H Outh-
waite and Mrs Outhwaite Of Columbus,
Ohio, are visiting Rev. and Mrs. Clement
Brown at their home, 1929 New Hampshire
avenue northwest, this city.
Mrs. Theodore Birney and her daughter,
Miss White, will be at home tomorrow at
the Cairo.
Miss Doris Stewart and Miss Gilmer of
Baltimore are visiting Col. and Mrs
Thomas T. Knox at 1929 21st street.
Mrs. Augustus D. Lynch will receive to-
morrow, but will not be at home the re-
naming Tuesdays of the season.
Miss Amanda M. Haines charmingly en-
tertained lately few friends at her home,
66O 18th street northeast. Among those
present were the Misses Vandergrift,
Player, Redmond, Wilson, Roderick, Shlel,
Jones. and Messrs. Jones, Booker, Beadle,
Roderick, Lawrence and Noah Rarke.
Mrs. B. F. Smith and Mrs. Geo. G. Smith,
1747 street, will be at home Wednesday.
January %.
Mrs. Loren B. 7. Johnson will not be at
home tomorrow. but will receive the Ie-