Evening star., 1903-12-31


tomorrow will begin at II o'clock. when the
President will receive the members OF the
cabinet and the diplomatic corps.
11:2O am-The Chief Justice and the as
sociate justices Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States. the Judges of the United
States Court of Claims. the Judges of he
Court of Appeals. the judges of the Su-
preme Court Of the District of Columbia.
ex-cabinetJ members and ,ex-ministers OF
the United States.
1:3O a.m.-Senators. representatives and
delegates In Congress. the Commissioners
and judicial officers of the District of Co
lumbia.
Has am.-Of1cers of the army. officers
of the navy, officers Of the Marine Corps
commanding general and general staf OF
the militia of the District of Columbia.
1915 pm.-The regents and secretary OF
the Smithsonian Institution. the civil scrv-
ice commission. the interstate commerce
commission assistant secretaries OF depart
ruents. the solicitor general, assistant a.
torneys general. assistant postmaStcrS Een-
eral the treasurer of the United states,
the librarian Of Congress. the public printer,
the heads Of bureaus In the several depart
ments. the president of the Columbia instl-
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb.
1890 p.m.-The Society Of the Cincinnati:
the Associated Veterans of the War OF
1S46-i1, the Military oIOeE OI Hc 1LoSPi
Legion of the United States. the Grand
Army OF the Republic. the Union Veteran
Legion. Union Veterans Union. Spanish
War Veterans, the members of the Oldest
Inhabitants Association Of the District OF
Columbia.
pm.-Reception OF citizens.
All persons to be received. whether In
carriages or on foot, will enter the Whte
House by the north portico and Will leave
by the eastern entrance Opposite the treas
ury).
Carriages will approach the White House
by the northwestern gate and VIII teave py
the northeastern gate and be parked VI
East Executive avenue, where they VIII
remain until called to the east entrance,
from which all guests will depart.
Cabinet Receptions. ~
There Will be no public receptions tomor-
row al the homes of the Secretary of State
and of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Secretary and Mrs. Root will receive at
their residence on Jackson place, from to
e. Mrs and Miss Root expect to be as
sisted by Mrs Oliver. Mrs Chaffee. Mrs
Gillespie, Mrs. A. Z. Bates. Mrs. Leonard
Wood. Mrs. Robert Gillespie. Miss Roose-
velt Miss Elizabeth Kean. Miss Oliver.
Miss Marian Oliver, Miss Christine Roose-
welt Miss Julia Fish and Miss Draper of
New York and the following: Miss Sherl-
dan. Miss MacVeagh. Miss Edith Sanger
Miss Mott. Miss Glover, Miss Ashton. Miss
AUCe w NdTOeE, MISS w duSWOTtn MISS MA
thilde Townsend. Miss Field. Miss Alice
Ward and Miss Hagner
Mrs. Knox. wife of the Attorney General
will receive. She will be assisted by Miss
Carow. the Misses Marie and Hildergarde
Mckenna. Miss Boardman. the Misses Har-
Ian. Miss Foraker, Miss Quay, Miss Gill
more. Miss Brown, Miss HUFF. Miss Hege-
man. Miss Boardman and Miss Helen John
son.
Mrs. Payne, wife of the Postmaster Gen
eral. will be assisted by Mrs. Spooner. Mrs
John w. Foster. Mrs. Victor Metcalf. Mrs.
Fairfax Harrison, Mrs. George Howard
Miss Wetmore, Miss Lowering Miss Lucy
Kean. Miss Josephine Boardman. Miss
Horstman. Miss Ma comb and Miss Louise
Van Dyke Jones.
Mrs. Hitchcock. wife of the Secretary of
the Interior. will be assisted by her daugh-
ters, the Misses Hitchcock, and the follow
ing: Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. VIM. A. Jones, Mrs.
Ware. Mrs Herbert Pierce Mrs. Selfrdge
Mrs. Cocoran Thorn. Mrs Leighton of St
Louis. Miss Cornelia Hunt, Miss Jane
Riggs Miss Calderon Miss Shaw. Miss
Newlands Miss Hunt. the Misses Gilman
Miss Helen Ernst Miss Warder, Miss Daisy
WILSON, Miss Gertrude Myer and Miss VIII
lett
Miss Wilson. daughter of the Secretary of
Agriculture. Will have in her receiving
party; the Countess Cassini, Baroness
Busche. Mrs. Fairbanks. Mrs. Dolliver, Mrs.
Thomas +. Walsh Mrs. Audenried, Mrs.
Spalding, Mrs. Willis L. Moore. Mrs john
Il Henderson. Mrs. -Fabyan. Mrs. Ephriam
Cockrell, Miss Fanny Fuller. Miss Deering,
Miss Cockrell, Miss Marion Bell, Miss Mat
ungly and Miss Southland.
Mrs. Cortelyou. wife of the Secretary of
Commerce and Le Dor, will be assisted by
Mrs James r. Garfield, Mrs. Otero. wife of
the governor of New Mexico: Mrs. s. n. D.
North. Mrs. W. NJ. Collier. Mrs Sternberg,
Mrs. Carroll d. Wright Mrs. o. p. Austin,
Mrs F. 2. Sargent. Mrs. John j. Hemphiil,
Mrs. o. II. Tittman. Mrs George 3. WILL
Jams. Mrs George Uhler. Mrs. Sandoe, the
flee
Miss Grace Hinds
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Moody
will spend the afternoon at the home OF the
Secretary of War.
At Speaker Cannon's House.
The Speaker and Miss Cannon will re-
eeive at their residence. 1O14 Vermont ave-
mIe. Miss Cannon will be assisted by her
sister Mrs. E X. lie Seure. Mrs. Bouten
Mrs. Alden Smith. Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs.
Dwight. Mrs Mann, Mrs George P. law
renee. the Misses Warnock and Miss Van
deabark.r
The Admirars Home.
The admiral of the navy and Mrs Dewey
will receive from 12:30 until at their
home 174T Rhode Island avenue. Mrs.
Dewey will be assisted by Mrs Richardson
Clover, Mrs. Frank Marble, Miss Roose-
Welt. Miss May Williams. Miss Sands. Miss
Swift, Miss Remey. Miss MacGowan, MISS
Alice Parker. Miss Train. Miss Taylor. the
Misses Todd. Miss Fremont Miss Bradford,
Miss Sarah Walker, Miss Schroeder, Miss
Sargent, Miss Southerland. Miss Casey.
Miss Rush, Miss Butler, Miss Shepard. Miss
Haldane, Miss Logan Miss Crosby. Miss
Van Reypen. Miss Watson, Miss Nicholson.
Miss Davis, Miss Fitch Miss Horstmann
and Miss Boardman.
Other Official Receptions.
L
The assistant secretary OF the navy and
Mrs. Darling. iT30 Massachusetts avenue.
WIN receive New Year day. Mrs. Darling
wiz be assisted by Mrs. Glover. Mrs. South
srland Mrs. Schroeder. Mrs. Gleaves. Mrs.
Lemly. Mrs. Denny. Mrs. Peary. Mrs.
Woodward. Misses Bradford. Misses Logan,
Miss Switzerland. Miss Hemphiil. Miss Ben
ham. Miss Remey. Miss Phelps. Miss Aver
u. Miss Peters and Miss Potter.
Unless otherwise stated all Of the above
receptions win bogfn at O'clock