Evening star., 1902-01-18

rom Def ldteSI pnoIoSrapn
tor and Mrs k4Alns, Miss Oiementina Fur
Miss, Mr.. and Mrs Ffoulkef Miss Ffoulke,
Senator and Mrs Isoraker, Miss Foraker,
Mrs. Lowell. Miss Gwynne. Mr.. Justice
Gray and Mrs. Gray; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
t. Gaff, Mrs. Fred d. Grant the Misses
Hale, Miss Alice I-ee,. Senator and Mrs.
Hanna, Mr.. and Mrsss Arnold Hague Mrs.
Hobson, Mrs Archibald Hopkins, the
Misses Hopkins, Miss Cornelia r. Hunt,
Senator and Mrs. Hale, Mrs Harriet Lane
Key Mrs. Kean, the Misses, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair Lee, Mrs. Leaycraft, Miss Leaycraft
Senator and Mrs. I.oage, Miss Lay, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lowndes, Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Mcclellan, Mrs. Allen McLane. Mr.. WILL
lam T. Cresson. Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh, Miss
MacVeagh, the Misses Macomb, Capt. J. w.
Miller, Gen. and Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Douglas
Merritt, Miss Douglas Merritt, Mrs. Pauld-
Miss Patterson Mrs. Pierre La Montague,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Parker, the
Misses Routh, Mrs. Schall Mrs. L. D. NJ
Sweat, Mrs. Slater Col. and Mrs. Henry G.
Ward Thoron, DR.. and Mrs Roderick
Terry, Miss Turnbull, Mrs. Wallach, the
Misses Wallach, Senator and Mrs. Wet
more, the Misses Wetmore, Mrs. Warder,
Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wads-
worth Miss Wadsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Woodward, the Assistant Secretary of
War and Mrs. Sanger, Mrs. Berry, Miss
Rensselaer,.
Mrs. Fairbanks was the guest of honor
yesterday of the Baltimore Chapter, D. A.
X, at reception to mark General WASH
ington's wedding day Wedding decora-
tions, tall cake, cut by Mrs. Fairbanks
and containing ring and souvenirs-dainty
white satin flags with vignette of George
washington, the initials of the noted
couple and date Of their marriage, all
stamped in gold upon the satin, made the
event memorable.
Senator and Mrs. Depew are expected in
New York Monday night, at a dinner fol-
lowed by large reception in their honor,
at the house of DR.. and Mrs. Seward Webb.
Mrs. Everett D. Yerby gave Thursday
one of the most delightful teas of the week.
fIoWers adorned the pretty drawing room
OF her y street home, in which the hand
some young hostess received several hun
dreo friends. In the dining room brides
maid roses filled a large silver bowl, which
rested on lace scarf, an heirloom in the
1amlly Pink tapers burned in the candel
apras ana the sweetmeats and other dain-
ties were also in pink. Assisting Mrs
Yerby We're her mother, Mrs. Dougherty,
Mrs A. j. Sehafhirt, Mrs r. ]. Stauf, Mrs
w. Z. Lewis, Mrs. w. W. Long, Miss Lut-
treil and the Misses Dougherty.
Mrs. M. L. Brown of Brooklyn is visit
Ing Mrs. w. W. Metcalf, 1881 Vermont ave-
nue.
CAKE, Miss Barton, Miss Pace, Miss Tay-
lor, Miss Syoret Miss Prather and the
young ladies Of the Washington Seminary
ZIOt street, gave the first Of series of
receptions at that institution yesterday
afternoon. The drawing rooms were artis-
tically decorated with potted plants. as
paragus vines and pink carnations. About
IhIee hundred guests, prominent in Of
nrl ncla. ana = social life tH the national capital
crowded the rooms from to O'clock,
n oil
resentatiyes OF leading families through
out the United States, were beautifully and
art1stically gowned
Miss Bertha Ridenours sand Miss An
presented each, in turn, TO Mrs. Small
WOOD and the ladies assisting her at the
reception These included Misses Klopfer
d,oWies. North, Tracewell and Davis Of this
CITY ana Misses Ellis Of North Carolina,
rerKins OF Kansas, Workman. Hoover and
Sheldon Of Illinois, Bowen Of West Vir-'
glnia, kidder of Arkansas, Brown of Penn
syiVahla. refreshments were served in
tne oinlng room by Misses Lehman. Kan
sas; Marston. Maine: Horgis, Maryland; !;
Hazen, TENNESSEE; -Crumpacker, Indiana :;
biddle and Graham of Pennsylvania. An
from to e.
DR.. H. M. Schooley and Mrs. Schooley
gave a pleasant and largely attended pro-
gresslve euchre party at their home, 1905
Columbia road. last evening. The latest
innovation In this line six-handed euchre
was played, and the greatest interest was
manifested throughout the evening. The
parior, reception and dining rooms were
utilized to accommodate the guests. Unique
designs IN silver were used as counters, and
SIX pretty prizes We're distributed equally
among the ladies and gentlemen for the
highest scores. Mrs. DIR. Magee won the
first prize, Mrs DIR. EWeich the second and
MRS. Clark the third Major George Stew
art won twelve out sof the fourteen games
played, and was the best OF the gentle