Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-22
Miss Linton,

Miss Linton.
| lections on the piano to the great delight OF
| those present. She is popular among her
| young friends and greatly enjoys the social
| life of which ner parents home is the GEN.
| ter.
/ The siXty-couple cotillion given last night
at Masonic Temple was a great success
certainly from the standpoint of the
| younger set, the debutantes especially
Mrs. Charles H. Campbell, to whose eff
| forts primarily these pleasant evenings
continue, was assisted by Mrs. John Poor
Miss Kellogg and Miss Myer. DR.. Ralph
| Jenkins led the cotllion, assisted by Mr..
| Charles II. Campbell. The favors were
very pretty and varied.
| The subscribers nearly all of whom were
present, included DR.. and Mrs. jenkins, Mr..
and Mrs. John Poor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
H. Campbell, Mrs. Glover. Mr. and Mrs.
| Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Henry G. Kemp.
| Commander and Mrs. Switzerland. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Montgomery, the Misses Goldsbor-
| ough, the Misses Goodwin. the Misses Par
| ker, Miss Flora Wilson, Miss Oliver. Miss
Cockrell. Miss Randolph, Miss Margery
Cotton. Miss Fremont the Misses Loring.
Miss Annette Tow9 nd Miss Poor, Miss
Ames Miss Huff, Miss Aspinwall. Miss
Grace Bell, Miss Taylor, Miss Annie Nc
| y
Miss Webb, Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown,
| Miss Creighton. Miss Walsh, Miss Ferguson,
Miss Weston Miss Hagner, Miss Field, Miss
| Patterson, Miss Miller, Miss Switzerland,
Miss Palmer Miss Postlethwaite, Miss FL
| lott, Miss Berry, Miss Morgan Hill. Miss
Clara Emory, Miss Mccormick and Miss
| Olivia Howard, Mr.. J. A. Taylor, Lieut. Nc
| Gowan, Lieut. Falconer, Lieut.. Lay, Lieut.
Wooten, Lieut. Jackson, Lieut.. Bulmer,
Lieut. Mclean, Capt. Glidden, Mr.. de Clio
troy, Mr.. Montagna. Mr.. M; G. Phillips,
Mr.. Welding Owen; DR.; Ralph Walsh M, Mr;
Stauffer Mr.. Arthur Goldsborough. the
Messrs Robert and Allen Craig. Mr.. Leon
| ard Nicholson, DIR. Robert Mason, Mr.. An
Mcpherson Mr.. Lawrence Heap, Mr.. Alfred
| Tyler, Mr.. Nathan Wyeth, Mr. ]. Hopkins,
| Mr.. Louis Keller, Mr.. Dawson, Dr.. Crigh-
ton, Mr.. Bingham, Mr.. Ormsby McCammon,
Mr.. Griffith, Mr.. Julian Huff, Mr.. Harris,
| Mr.. Fairbanks Mr. William Reyburn, Mr..
| Ely and Mr.. Owen Conger.
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey will give
reception on Wednesday, December 30,
| from to 10 pm, to the officers and mem
| bers of the Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent No.
| 1, Daughters of Veterans, at the hall of the
Washington College of Law, 1903 New York
| avenue. No individual invitations will be
| Issued, but general invitation Is extended
| to the officers and members of all patriotic
| organizations in the city. This tent of the
Daughters of Veterans is the only one In
Grand Army ercampment in 1902, and
named in compliment to Mrs. Mussey, who
was chairman of the woman's citizens COM
mittee.
Miss Hattie Narrower. who has been sert-
ously i'll during the past eight weeks, Is
still confined to her room, but Is conval-
escing.
Rev. Albert Evans, the new pastor of tho
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, and
Mrs. Evans held an informal reception yes
terday afternoon and evening at the Van
Doren residence, CAT East Capitol street.
About three hundred persons called,
among whom wer' number Of the pastors
of the city.
Senator and Mrs Fairbanks gave a din
ner last night in honor of Speaker Cannon.
In the company to meet him were Senator
Hale, Senator and Mrs. Thomas G. Platt;
Senator and Mrs. Spooner, Senator and
Mrs. Scott, Senator and Mrs. Blackburn,
Senator and Mrs. McCumber, Senator Mil
lard, Miss Millard, Representative and Mrs.
Metcalf, Representative and Mrs. Mann
and Representative and Mrs. Dayton.
The Chinese minister was host last night
at the first large dinner in his new legation
home. His guests included the Belgian
minister and the Baroness Moncheur, the
Cuban minister, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Foster Gen. Miles, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hender-
..
and Mrs. John Goodnow. Miss Ida Thomp-
son, Miss Sheriff., Mr.. Chow and Mr. and
Mrs. Yung Kwai
Gen. Chaffee's dinner last night at the
Highlands was in compliment to the Sec
rotary of War, and the guests present to
| meet Mr. Root were: Assistant Secretary
of War William Shaw Oliver Lieut.. Gen.
s. B. M. Young, Chief of Engineers Gen.
George l.. Gillespie. Gen. William Crozier,
Gen. Wallace Randolph, Gen. George Davis,
Brigadier Gen. George w. Davis, Gen.
O'Reilly, Gen. Burton, Gen. Bliss, Gen.
Greeley, Paymaster Gen. Bates, Gen.
Sanger. Col. Ainsworth and Col Hail. Mrs.
Chafree will give a luncheon for Mrs. White
law Reid January 8.
Mrs. Plat of Connecticut will be glad to
see her personal friends at their conyeni-
| ence, but regrets she will be unable to re-
ceive on Thursdays or to accept formal in
vitations
Mrs. Rafferty, is at Providence Hospital
with her sister, Mrs. Clark, wife of Capt
c. G. Clark. U. s. A., the latter being con-
valescing from her recent illness
merry party of young people collected
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Leonard
last evening, the occasion being the cele-
bration of the tenth anniversary of their
wedding
variety of games furnished sport, and
the serving of the refreshments upon the
bright new tin plates, tin spoons and tin
cups was a novel feature, as well as the
wooden keg from which the guests helped
themselves to new sweet cider.
Among those present were: Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Forster, Mr.. Warren y.
Young. Mr.. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Human, Col Crook Mr.. Smith of the
White House stan, Col. and Mrs. Hinman