Evening star., 1902-01-04

Miss Lena Morton. Miss Martha Mccook,
Miss May. Miss McCauley, Miss Merriam,
The, the Misses MeKenha, MISS Maekay-smith.
Matthews, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Miller,
Maj. c. L. McCawley, w. L. Mcpherson.
Lieut. Edward McCauley, VIM. c. Marrow.
Frederick May. Messrs. Merriam, Richard
T. Merrick, Frank p. Mitchell Ormsby Nc
Cannon. Count Won Montgelas. Capt. A 7.
Mark. Gouverneur Morris, Lieut.. II. c.
Langdon Parker Marvin. Mr. Morgan, Ed
ward Motley, J, I-athrop Motley, Hugh
Minturn, Miss Mott. Miss Frances New
lands, Courtland Nicoll, Francisco Carig
c. Norman, Miss Marian Oliver, Miss owen,
Perry Osborn Miss Edith, Poor, Miss Nellie
Patten. Miss Garcia De Peyster. the Hon
orable Audrey Pauncefote, the Honorable
sibyi Pauncefote, Miss Paulding, Miss
Pauncefote, Miss Anita Poor, Senor Don
Luis Pastor, ]. Vanness Philip, Lieut..
Charles L. Poor, Lieut.. John IL. Poole,
Ralph Preston. Capt w. H. Parker. Senor
Don Augusta F. Pulido, Lieut.. A. NJ. Proc
ter, Lieut.. John r. Proctor, jr., Capt.
Mason NJ. Patrick. Edward Pruyn, Henry
Quay. Miss Dorothy Roosevelt, Miss Chris
tine Roosevelt, Miss Pauline Robinson,
Miss Jean Reid. Miss Rochester, Miss Rug
gles, Miss Root. Miss Rush, the Secretary
of War and Mrs. Root, Miss Mary Ran
dolph, Miss Pansy Roosevelt, Miss Muriel
Delano Robbins, Miss Ramsey, Mrs. P. NJ.
Rixey, Miss Grace Rittman, Miss Georgiana
Rittman, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Ogden NJ.
Reid, Beverly Robinson. Herman Robinson,
John Rogers, Kenneth Robinson c. F. z.
Richardson, p. A: Surg, T. w. Richards,
Barclay RNes, Lieut. Col. b. Reeves
Russell, Senor Don Juan Riano, Pierre
Rogentvensky, Arthur s. Raikes, J. H.
Van Roijen, NJ. Routkowsky, Cary
Ray. lieutenant John IL. Roys, David
Reed Lieutenant p. NJ. Rixey, jr., Edmund
p. Rogers, Lieutenant II. III. Rosseau,
Miss Jessie Sloane, Miss Heloise Sargent,
Miss Henrietta Sands, the Misses Sheridan,
Miss Seckendorff Miss Siebert, Miss Car
roll III. Simpson, Miss Strong, the Postmas-
ter General and Mrs. Smith Miss Satterlee,
Miss De Smirnoff, Miss Gladys Squires,
Miss Roosevelt Scovel, Francis Louis Slade,
Capt. Algernon Sartoris, Lieut.. Schroen, ].
o. Siebert, Lieut.. Col. w. a. Simpson, Lieut..
Clarke S. Smith, NJ. G. Seckendorff, Lieut.. Col.
Schbeko, Henry Stroehlin, Paymaster Smp-
son, Lieut.. F. L. Sawyer. Arthur Street.
Frederick Roosevelt Scovel, Willard Scud-
der, Henry Austin Stickney, Lieut.. Farrar
Smith, Russell Sard, Malcolm b. Stone, Miss
Townsend, Miss Taunt, Corcoran Thorn, Miss
Eleanor Terry, Morven Thompson, Miss
Train, Walter Tuckerman, Wolcott Tuck
erman and Eugene r.. Thayer, jr.; Miss
Van Reypen and Senor Antonio Del Viso,
Miss Edith Weeks, Miss Daisy Wilson, Miss
Rose ID. Walach, Miss Sarah Walker the
Misses Wetmore the Misses Warder Miss
Webb, Miss Ward, Miss Wadsworth, Miss
Wilson, Miss Nanny Wood, the Secretary
of Agriculture, Harold II. Weekes, Craig
Wadsworth, Payne Whitney, f. B. Wills.
j. w. Wadsworth, jr.; John f. wilkins
Charles H. woodruff, Gen NJ v z. Wood
hull, Jasper Wilson, Clarence r. Wilson,
Theodore Wilson, E. John Woolsey, Percy
Wyndham. Charles c. Wauters. Lieut.. r.
P. Williams, F. Bronson Winthrop, Robert
NJ. Winthrop, jr.; Lieut.. w. P. wooten, Ar
thur d. WeeSes, DR.. Walter Wyman, How
ard Ridgeley Ward, Nathan Wyeth Barnet
Wendell, Jr.; Horatio L. Whitridge and
Rogers Wetmore, and A. Zelenoy.
sends teas yesterday afternoon were both
large events. There were dinners at the
Japanese legation, Secretary Hitchcock's s
and the Ffoulke home last night, and a re-
ception at the residence of Rev Dr. and
Mrs. MackaySmith.
Mrs. Miles gave a luncheon today for
her niece and guest, Miss Hoyt Mrs. F.
H. Colburn gave another of the days lunch
parties. Mrs. John Tileston Granger will
give o o'clock tea this afternoon, and
Mr.. and Mrs. de Margerie, Baron and Bar
| oness Fersen and Mr.. and Mrs. Letter will
give dinners tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Ffoulke entertained a dinner
company last night, their guests being Mr..
and Mrs. Andrews, Miss Ashton Miss
Glover Miss Barney, Miss Root, Miss EIIz-
abeth Davis, Miss Louise Foraker, Miss
Ffoulke, Captain Gilmore, Commander Gull
yer, Lieut.. Poor Mr.. Humphreys-Ow
Mr. Ernest Howe, Mr.. McClurg and Mr..
Horace Ffoulke. All the guests went later
to the White House ball.
The Japanese minister and Mrs Takahira
who are the most frequent of dinner hosts,
entertained last night, when the guests We're
the United States minister to Corea and
Mrs: Allen; Cen George B. Williams. Mrs:
Fabyan Of Chicago, Miss Hasegawa Of
Japan and members of the legation.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Hitchcock, the Russian ambassador and the
Countess Cassini, Mrs. II. L. Roosevelt,
Senator Kean and the Misses Kean and Mr..
md ire NJ lob III
night, most Of the guests meeting later at
the White House ball.
Representative Hull and family are at
1720 21st street for the winter, and Mr..
Hulls sister, Mrs. H. c. Potter of Des
Moines, Iowa, is visiting the family.
Mrs. Samuel H. Walker, Miss Walker and
Miss Brady of 40 B street northeast will
be at home January 20 and February 3.
Mrs. Robert Newton Harper will not re-
ceive during January, but will be at home
to her friends Monday, Frebruary TO-
Mrs. Edwin Horatio Fowler will be at
home the second and fourth Mondays in
January and February.
Miss Bouldin and Miss Flournoy will be
at home to friends Monday. January 9
and 20.
The Craig Talentum Euchre Club met last
evening at the home of it's president Mrs
Annie NJ. Mcmahon, 1914 18th street, on the
occasion of the seventeenth birthday of
one of its members, Miss Agnes Hanley. At
ter games refreshments were served.
Those in attendance were the Misses Ag-
mes Hanley, Corcoran, Ryan, A. O'Toole,
NJ. O'Toole, Harley, c. Specht, Gallagher
and Craig, and Messrs. Jos. Hanley, ].
Dunn, ]. B. Lynch, J. Connell, F. Lynch,
J. B. Avelike, J. Goddard and John Boyle.
The honors of the play went to Miss May
Corcoran, Mr. Joseph Hanley and Mr.. Jules
B. Avelike.
The Misses Stuart, assisted by Miss Dab
ney, gave donkey party last Thursday
eve ening at their home, 1112 18th street.
Euchre and dancing were INDUCED in also.
and kept up till a late hour, after which
refreshments were tastefully served. Win
ners of the prizes at the donkey party were
Mrs. Mason and DR.. Newbern Among
those present were Misses Bowdle, Dray
ton Ford, Graham, Griffith, Lanier, Nose
ley Elise Reed, Katherine Reed, Wilson,
Wells, Mrs. Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. Lo-
max, and Messrs. Nelson, Blight, Ashton,
Frederici, Jackson, Smith, Bell, Vincent,
Graham, Prevatt, Faustman, Colonel Pat
rick, Drs. Newbern, Brown and Mason.
Misses Maud and Flora Combs enter
tanned large party Of friends at their
home, lib 9th street northwest, New Year
night. Selections by the Norma Mandolin
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