Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-14

decaf, MT and Mrs. Willis L. Moore. DR..
and Mrs. Moncrief, Dr. Chas. F. Morse. Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Montgomery. Mrs. Percy
Morgan, Lieutenant Edward McCauiey. 1r.:
the Misses McCauley, DR.. MCGEE, Captain
and Mrs. McKinstry, Lieutenant Colonel
and Mrs. William H. Mclaughlin. Lieuten-
ant Newton A. McCully. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Macveagh, Miss MacVeagh, Mrs X.
Henshaw Metcalf, Miss Metcalf Mr.. Chas.
A Mum. Mr.. Godfrey Morse, Mr.. Leopold
Morse. Miss Beatrice Mills. Miss Gladys
w. r. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Me-
bane. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Preble Motley and
Mr.. Montagna.
The Misses Newlands, Captain and Mrs.
n. Z. Newcomer, Prof. and Mrs. Newcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Newbold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Norman.
Mr.. Oliyeira. Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs.
John j. OConnell. Miss O'Connell, Miss
O'Reilly. Major and Mrs. c. C. Owen.
Senator Pritchard. Representative and
Mrs. Samuel l.. Powers. the Misses Patten.
Mr.. Aulick Palmer. Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. George H. Peters, Miss Peters.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Stacy
Potts, Miss Potts. DR.. William A. Powell,
Mr.. Charles Kennedy Poe, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. F.. G. Prinde, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parish. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinchot, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne, Mr.. Percy R.
Pyne, Miss Taylor, DIR. and Mrs. Harry
Seymour Pearse and Mr.. John Van Ness
Philip.
The ambassador of Russia Comtesse Mar
guerite Cassini, Representative and Mrs.
William A. Reeder Representative and
Douglas Robinson, jr.: Mrs. William A.
Rafferty,. Mr. and Mrs. John f. Reyburn.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George C. Remey.
Miss Remey, Lieutenant Richard o. Rick
ard, Miss Rivinus. Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. j. NJ Robinson. Miss Helen Roose-
Welt, Mr.. Theodore d. Robinson Miss Jean
Reid and Mr.. Riano.
Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs San
ger. Mrs. Joseph p. Sanger, Miss Sanger
Capt. and Mrs. Schreiner, Capt. and Mrs
Schoeffel. Capt. and Mrs Schroeder, Capt
Hugh l.. Scott. Dr. and Mrs. Shepard, Miss
Siebert. Mr.. John o. Siebert Mrs Brinton
Stone. Major and Mrs. Richard Sylvester,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. E. NJ. Shepard, Miss
Shepard. Mr. Philip B. Stewart, Mr. and
Mrs j. c. Shaffef. Rev. and Mrs Thomas
r. Slicer. Mrs. Simonds. Miss Paulina c.
Smith and Miss Smyth.
Representative James A. TaWney DR. E
M. Talbot. Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Thomas
Col. and Mrs. Joseph G. Tilford Major and
Mrs. John Tweedale. Mr. and Mrs John NJ
Thurston. Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Townsend,
1r., Mr.. larry H. Thorndyke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming iuckerman.
Baron Won Ritter Count Won Montgelas,
Lieut.. Won Bredow. Major and Mrs. Charles
A. Varnum. Lieut.. and Mrs. Vogelgesang,
Miss Marie Van Worst, Mr.. and Mrs Alex
ander Van Rensselaer,.
Representative and Mrs. James W. Wads-
worth, Representative and Mrs. Frank c.
Wachter. Representative and Mrs A. A.
Wiley. Mrs. w. S. Shannon, Miss Thomson
Representative and Mrs. Dudley G. Wooten,
Miss Gussie Henderson. Ensign Eugene
Watson. Miss West. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Westcott. Major and Mrs H. X. White
General s. NJ Whistle Miss Whitside, Mr.
and Mrs. William Wheatley. Mr.. Robert G.
Wilkins. Mr. John F. Wilkins, Lieut. and
Mrs. d. l.. Wilson. Mrs. Thomas N Wood
Miss Wood. Ensign Edward c. Woods, Col.
and Mrs. George A. Woodward, Mr.. r. w.
G. r nd ,iux,
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wilkie, Gen. and
Mrs. Leonard Wood. Miss Elsie Whelen,
Miss P. Willis. Mrs. James S. Wadsworth,
the Misses Warder. Miss Parsons, Miss
Dexter. Mr.. George Davies, Mr.. Cottenet
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Fish Webster
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Yarrow
Prior to the music the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt entertained at dinner the follow
ing guests: Baron and Baroness Won Stern
burg; the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay
the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
Shaw. the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Payne. the Secretary of the Navy, the
Secretary of Agriculture and Miss Wilson,
Senator John p. Jones' Senator Kittredge,
Mrs. Hobart. Mrs George Lee, Nine de
Perez. Mr.. and Mrs MacVeagh, Mr. and
Mrs: A. j. Hopkins. Mr.: and Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. jr; Capt. and Mrs Cowles, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Austin Wadsworth Mr. Sar-
gent and Miss Calderon.
ne season mas eight days more to Its
credit, and two rather busy Sundays. The
dances on the card include the Leap Year
cotillion Monday night at Rauscher's, of
which Mrs. John R. Mclean. Mrs Nc
Kenna. Mrs Charles Poor. Mrs. George
Bloomer and Mrs. John Biddle are pa
tronesses; the last Of the Bachelors cotil-
lions Wednesday night, and the British en-
bassy ball on the 24th.
The White House entertainments on a
large scale will be a musicale on Friday
afternoon. the Goth, and Tuesday night, the
24th. Among the large receptions that
further assures a brilliant ending to the last
days Of the season will be given next We'd
neSday evening by the First Assistant Post
master General and Mrs. r. j. Wynne.
Other hosts of the coming ten days will be
the Russian. Mexican and Austrian ambas-
sailors. the Japanese minister and Nine
Takahira, the Attorney General and Mrs
Knox Senator and Mrs. Depew, Senator
and Mrs Alger, Senator and Mrs. Foraker.
Representative and Mrs. Sibley and General
and Mrs. Kearney.
The marriage of Mile. Irene Des Planoues
and NJ. Alexander Pavlow Russian minister
to Corea, the latter being expected to ar
rive tomorrow from Europe, will also be
an event of next week The wedding party
to accompany the couple next Thursday
and the details of the ceremony have al
ready been told in this column and assure
most picturesque scene.
The Misses Marie and Bertha Wetzel gave
q tdiSiItiHe party last night at their home.
2135 HI street northwest. The early part of
the evening was spent in playing games.
after which refreshments were served The
rest OF the evening was spent in dancing
ending with the old-fashoned Virginia reel
Those present were the Misses Agnes
O'Neal, Lena Sutton, Fay HoltzcIaw. Mary
Lawton, Virgie Sullivan, Bessie ChalIice
Martha Ebel and Edith Emerson and the
Messrs Edgar Hulse, Otto Becker, John
Rhodes, Arthur Decker, Mahlon Ludwig
Roy Hetlebower, Hall Brown, Dwight Fish
er. Will Hazel and Charles Wetzel
Mrs. VIM. E. Mason assisted by her
daughters, entertained the Columbia
Heights Art Club Wednesday afternoon The
art notes Of Mrs. Geo. w. Miller were upon
the mosaics of ancient and modern times,
being illustrated by pictures of the most
celebrated examples Of the art 1t was
the day for original short stories and great
were the contrasts in subjects from the
poetic Indian legend of "Minnewaska" by
Representative F. M. Eddy Of Minnesota, to
the story revealing scientific glimpses into
the electrical possibilities of the future by
Mrs. Chas. w. Schneider. Miss Petersen
played a 'Barcarolle' and Miss Hart sang
when the Birds Go North Again" Feb
ruary 10 the meeting will be with Mrs. s.
v. Young, the Portner.
A merry gathering of young folks assem-
bled at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Brecht, 229 H street northeast on Tues
day evening last, it being Mr.. John Brecht's