The Washington times., 1902-12-26

utHNe- NdtheuIdl ana Madison Streets. II
honor Of their daughter. Miss Harrie
Brown. This will be one Of the Iarges
of the series OF important events H.
are being given during the holidays. ar,
there Will be present 500 guests. ineIud
ing a large contingent Of BaItimoreani
and many persons from out-of-town
Miss Brown, who made her debut las
season, is one Of the most popular girn
in Baltimore society. and is greatly ed
mired and sought after.
The next important social function will
be the cotillon to be given on Monda,
night in the assembly room at Musi,
Hall by Mr.. and Mrs William Thom-
Wilson, in honor Of their daughter. Mis-
Bessie Beale Wilson.
Social Jottings From New York.
Mrs. Elbrldge T. Gerry. will give lei
annual dance on the evening Of Friday
January 30. Mrs. Gerry has cards out
for musicale to be given on the even.
ing Of Thursday. January s. These two
entertainments will be among the most
important OF the winter.
The extremely young set are much in
terestcd in a Christmas dance which is ia
be given for them at Sherry's on Mon
day next under the supervision OF Miss
Adeline King Robinson. who has charge
Of the little peoples dancing classes.
The list Of patronesses Of the dance in
| cludes. among others the names of Mrs.
E. Il. Hartman, Mrs Arthur Mason
Jones, Mrs. Grenville Kane. Mrs. Doug
| las Robinson. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
and Mrs. Orme Wilson.
Miss Eleanor Roosevelt Is to have a
theater party given for her on Tuesday
evening next by Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Mortimer. II is TO be followed by a sup
per.
Mrs. Wilbur Bloodgood IS giving a
series Of luncheons and small at homes"
in her residence at 4s East Thirty-fourth
Street
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Harrison. OF S76
Fifth Avenue. with a party of guests
Will leave New York today for Canada.
oliver H. Payne. Of $50 Fifth Avenue.
has gone on a trip South, where he will
remain for some time
DR.. and Mrs. ". Seward webb's house
party at Shelburne Farms. Vt. includes
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edger-
ton Webb, Louis Webb. G. Creighton
Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Purdy. and James
Brcese.
Mrs. Everett Mallory Culver the
daughter OF Senator Clark Of Montana
has gone to Butte Mon. on account OF
the serious Illness OF her brothers wife
Mrs. William A. Clark. jr. Before leay-
ing Mrs. Culver was Obliged to recall
her invitations for the New Year Eve
party which she he'd arranged to give in
her apartment IA Fifty-eighth Street.
Miss Helen NJ. Gould had a big Christ
mas tree at her house. 57g Fifth Avenue
yesterday. for her nephews and nieces
the children Of Countess de Castellane
and Edwin Gould. There we're presents
for all and everybody had a Jolly time.
the little Castellanes enjoying them
selves especially. Preceding the tree
there was a dinner party. at which tba
guests includes Countess re CasteIlane.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould. Mr and Mrs.
Walter n Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gould, 3. Walker. and William Northrop
Little Miss Edith Kingdcn Gould who
Is eighteen months old and just begin
ming to take notice OF things. had q
gorgeously decorated Christmas tree al
Georgian Court, Lakewood. Yesterday
afternoon. There were presents too I
for all the other members Of the family /
Il was great day for the Gould chill /
dren. from Baby Edith up 10 Master
Kingdom. the clever young polo player.
and all enjoyed # with as much gusto /
as less favored children enjoyed their
Christmas pleasures
Miss Mabel Hayward TAYLOR will be
the guest Of honor at luncheon to De
given today on the cruiser Minneapolis.
at the League Island Navy Yard. by
Captain and Mrs. c. +. Goodrich.
Mrs. II. skipwlth Cauneu will give a
dinner for her daughter. Miss Sarah
CannelI. before the Van Rans-
selaer ball next Tuesday at her resi- .
ience. 2212 Locust Street i
william Slater Waterman. member
7f The distinguished family OF that name. .
IN Providence. r. J.. whose .ather was
.ormerly in the United States Navy. and f.
Is now consul at Dublin. is spending a
.ew weeks with his brother. in PrCvi-
ience- lie has been living for the past
wo years IN this city, and has figured
prominently in society.
Dinner by the Alumni OF the Glass OF
.so2' Harvard College. viii 10 given to-
light In Old Toundarfg Hon r-,.l