Evening star., 1902-01-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DOMINO DANCE AND LAST NIGHTS
DINNER PARTIES.
Another Bright and Attractive Debu.
tante-New York's Welcome to Mrs.
Depew Personal Notes.

was announced tOOdy AT tne w
House that out of consideration for the
! comfort and safety of the guests the lists
for both of the remaining winter receptions.
on January % and January 80, respectively,
| were closed. and that no further additions
could be made to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Bells dance last
night gave the motive of much earlier en-
| tertaining at dinners for the young people
who afterwards met there. The house was
especially gay with flowers and vines. the
| ball room walls being sprayed over with
southern smilax, while clusters of roses
were at effective distances. The hostess
wore white lace over satin; Miss Bell was
In point desprit with pink roses and Miss
Grace Bell wore pink mousseIine. The
girls came in dominos and masks, which
were thrown aside when the midnight sup
per was announced. The company enjoy
ing perhaps the most delightful gathering
Of the winter included Miss Alice Roose-
welt, Miss Root. the Misses Hitchcock. the
Misses MeKenna, Miss Wilson, Miss Gross
man, Miss Austin, Miss Cobb, Miss Aspin-
wall, Miss Glover, Miss Hanna, Miss Kel-
logg, Miss Vernon Miss Hoban, Miss De
Peyster, Miss Van Reypen, Miss Merriam,
Miss Ray. Miss McGlanahan. the Misses
Worthington, Miss Enrol Brown. Miss
johnson, Miss Davis Miss Henrietta Sands,
Miss Buckley, Miss Ashton, Miss May, the
Misses Parker, Miss Murphy, Miss Will
Jams. Miss Francis, Miss Stevens, Miss
Paulding. the Misses Hume, Miss Shep-
ard. Miss Collier. Miss Sewers, Miss Gale.
Miss Strong, Miss Townsend, Miss Lin
coin. Miss Carr, Miss Evans, Miss Childs.
Miss Goldsborough, Miss Rivinus. Miss
Barnes, Miss Simpson, Miss Owen. Miss de
Smirnoff, Miss LIE Bourgeois, Miss Mat
tingly, Miss Hill. Miss Sergeant, Miss Par
ish, Miss Martin, Miss Clagett, Miss Poor,
Miss Fitch. Miss Brocklebank, Captain
Gilmore, Mr.. Azpiroz. Mr.. Humphreys
George Mason, Mr.. Totten, Mr.. Robinson,
| Mr. Tyler, Mr.. Westcott, the Messrs. john
son. Mr.. Stevens, Mr. Marrow. Mr.. Wy
son Arnim. Mr.. Merrick, Mr.. Collins, Mr
schroen. MIR. Foster, Mr.. Kline. Mr.. Bur-
nett, Mr.. Arthur Peter, Mr.. Clement VAIN
| wright, Mr.. Hopkins, Mr.. Hume, Lieuten-
Mr.. Hill, Mr.. Wyeth, Mr.. Poor. Mr.. Keel
ing. Mr. A; de Geofrey. Mr.: Deering, Mr..
Morven Thompson, Mr.. Bingham, the
Messrs. Rowland, Mr.. Ffoulke, Mr.. Wool
sey, DR.. Chancellor, Mr.. Jesup Blair, MIR.
Hicks, Mr.. Mason Mr.. Cuthbert Brown,
Mr.. Mcpherson, Mr.. Henderson. Mr.. Rous-
seau, Mr.. Robert Clark, Mr.. Arthur Colds
borough, the Messrs Huidekoper, Mr.. Will
son, DR.. Owen, Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. Addison,
the Messrs- Hagner, Mr.. Merriam, Mr..
Cannon, Mr.. Thompson, Mr. Totten, Mr..
Updegraff, the Messrs. Owen, the Messrs.
Poe and Mr.. Jewett.
Mrs. Robert 1. Fleming will receive tomor-
row and Wednesday, January %, from 4
to g.
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman will not be at
| home tomorrow "wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Miller Reese will be at home
tomorrow and the Wednesdays until Lent
at the Henrietta, 1888 \ street.
Mrs. William F. Byrns will be at home
January % and February ). She will not
be at home tomorrow.
Miss Patrice Egan, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Maurice F. Egan made her debut
yesterday at a tea given at the family resi-
dence, on North Capitol street, which was
attended by several hundred friends both
from resident and university circles. The
debutante, prettily dressed in white mousse
line, carried a bunch of roses, and had
other floral welcome stacked on the table
| near by. In the tea room Mrs. Charles
Harper Walsh and Miss MacMahon were
vis-a-vis at the table, and assisting in the
hosptalities were Mrs. William Robinson,
Mrs. Charles P. Neill, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs.
McCarrick of Norfolk, Mrs Lillian Cough,
the Misses Kieberg and Miss Lochlan of
Philadelphia, Miss Cooney and Miss Hen
derschott
Miss Lydia Loring, who is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Ferdinand c. Latrobe, in Bal
timore shared in the honors of a theater
and supper party last night given by the
latter for her debutante daughter. Twenty
guests formed the party.
the British embassy will be omitted this
week because the date is the anniversary
of the death Of Queen Victoria.
Mrs. Romance Edison will be at home to-
morrow
Mrs. John S. Billings of New York is the
guest of her daughters. Mrs William H.
Wilson, and Mrs. E. B. Hartley, at I2S both
street.
The congressional ladies at the HamiI-
mill af
3 to 9.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Judson Haynes Of Hor-
nellsvilie, N. Y, are guests at the Temple
Hotel Of Mr.. and Mrs P. p. Pealer. They
are en- route to Florida and later to New
| Mexico and Arizona.
Senator and Mrs. Depew were the guests
Of honor last night in New York of DIR.
and Mrs. w. Seward Webb. dinner OF
twenty covers was followed by a large re-
ception. Mrs Depew appeared in shrimp
pink panne, with touches of black velvet.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Root and
General and Mrs. Corbin were dinner
guests also. The couple afterwards wen:
to the ball given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
P. Douglass for their daughter, Sybii and
Miss Adelaide Randolph, stepdaughter OF
Mr.. William c. Whitney. This latter, one
of the most elegant of the entertainments
| in New York this winter. was preceded by
seated supper and concluded by a cotil-
lion of hundred couples.
Miss Gladys Squires, daughter of Mr.
Herbert G. SQuires of the American lega-
tion in China, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
William Chandler Casey in New York. WHO
gave a dinner and theater party for her
last Saturday night. Miss Squires wore
| to the Douglass ball last night, pink NOUS
seline, with painted gariands of roses.
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. David Jayne Hill gave a dinner last
night, when their guests were the German
ambassador, Secretary and Mrs. Hitchcock
Representative and Mrs. Newlands, Mr.
and Mrs Merriam, Third Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Pierce, MT
and Mrs. James Pinchot, Mrs. Van Rensse-
laer Cruger. Mrs. Steele Miss Paulding
Rear Admiral Kenny, Mr.. Charles Richard
son and Representative Littauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cropper~ gave dinner last
night when Miss Pauncefote, Mr.. and Mrs
Ward Thoron, Mr.. and Mrs Sharp Mr..
and Mrs. Bloomer, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs Legare, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee, Mr.. ]. H. Van Roijen, Miss
Dahlgren, Representative and Mrs. Ohm
stead and Mr.. Blair Lee Were guests.
Miss Merriam gave dinner last night
when her guests were: Miss Chaplin, Miss
Cobb Miss Hanna, Miss De Peyster, Miss