Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Gay Prospects for the Coming
Week.
DANCING AND FEASTING
BRILLIANT PROGRAM OUTLINED
FOR EACH DAY,
eliminating in the Festivities Sur
rounding the Gallaudet-Cock-
rell Wedding.

he balls Of the coming week make an
usually gay prospect Very few Of them
are small. The Monday night dance at
Rauscher's inaugurates the program, that
continues with the Draper cotillion Tuesday
night, when the tapestry-hung ballroom will
be brilliantly opened, the dance Wednesday
night at the Peruvian legation which Nine.
Calderon gave In honor Of Miss Roosevelt
and the musicale and ball at the New Will
lard Thursday night, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh will be the hosts. The
army and navy reception at the White
House Thursday night is the last on the
official list for this winter. Friday night
Mrs Roosevelt will give another musicale.
Dinners, funcheons and teas will be quite
as numerous next week as during the pre-
ceding weeks Of the season. The last large
event Of the week., the Gallaudet- Cockrell
wedding. will bring many guests from other
cities, the bride-elect'S relatives intending
to come from the west and other points.
Miss Cockrell has already received scores
Of splendid gifts that will later adorn her
Philadelphia home. White and green are
to form the color seisesaa Of the toilets,
and the floral decorations both at the
church and at Rauscher's, where the we'd
ding breakfast will be given Miss Cock
rell and the entire bridal party will be en-
tertained at dinner Thursday night by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, prior to their
musicale.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Reside had party
Of twenty small people last Monday after
to the birthday of their young son, Master
Harmer Reside The youthful guest of
honor and his sister Elizabeth welcomed
and delightfully."- entertained their boy and
show, music, games and dancing, dainty re-
freshments and prizes to fill the afternoon
and to make the occasion memorable One
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Pickford leave New
York today by the Kaiserin Maria Theresa
for a three-months cruise to the Mediterra-
mean and the orient.
Mr.. and Mrs William John Zeh will be at
home February II and Is from to Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Noyes sailed
from New York today for months cruise
in the West Indies.
Mrs. John Cammack, 1868 Brightwood
avenue, will not be at home Tuesday, the
10th, but will receive on the 18th.
Mrs. Thomas Charles Martin Of Cleve-
land is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. Clarence
R. Dix. 800 Farragut square, for several
weeks.
Mrs. George C. Johnson Of No. 1717 18th
street will be at home Thursdays, February
II and 10. sss
Mrs. Theodore Birney has as guests at
her home at Chevy Chase the Misses Schoff
of Philadelphia and Miss Gotten. Of North
Carolina.
Ex-senator and Mrs, John NJ. Thurston
are at the Waldorf fora few days.
Mrs Aston B. Moulton. 1910 nth street,
will be at home the remaining Tuesdays in
February and also Tuesdays in March.
Mrs. Merriam. wife of Capt. L. Merriam,
U. s. A, will not be at home on Thursday,
the 18th, but will receive on Thursday, the
10th. in honor Of out-of-town guests, at
17O6 s street.
A masquerade party was given by Miss
Mae Lynn, 200 8th street, last night. Some
Of those who participated were Misses Ma
re re flinn. Lannie STEPHENSON, Mary Stout.
ster. Hildah Finch, Annie Appler, Marie
Holden. Agnes Holden, Joe Wimsatt, Ollie
Rouse, Frances Kelly, May Rupert, Bes-
sic Lusby, Ella Rison. Blanche Lauck.
dings, Chester Hutchinson Willard Thomp-
son, Frank Flynn, Reed Chiseldine, Zebbie
Goldsmith. Charlie Church, Joe Stephenson,
raymond Holden, Harry Lusby and NJ. A.
Davis. After music, dancing and games
they repaired to the dining room, where re-
freshments were served. So
Mrs. diversified. widow of DR.. Charles
EVersneld, late fleet surgeon of the United
states navy, Is visiting DR.. W. o. Evers-
field.
informally February 10 and II at 22O6 1st
street northwest.
Mrs. Arthur Copeland. 1435 Bacon street
Will not De at home on Monday.
IN mrs; kinsolving will be with Miss Bouldfn,
II! 18TH street northwest, on Monday, Feb.
The officers of the army medical school
nave proved themselves among the most
deightfui of hosts. The military ball last
nls sin at the New Willard was not only an
e..ntireiy new spectacle. but it also estab-
ilsheo precedent in the way Of entertain
ing; Inc officers under whose direction the
Dal was given were: Lieuts Devereux
Powell, Scott. Hansell, Blanchard Talbot
F11e. Grissinger and Snoddy, committee of
arrangements; Lieuts. De Loire, Pierson,
lie Wald. Gapen, Huntington, Kerby-Smith
Golilns and Murray. committee Of finance;
Lieuts Lambert. Smart, Norris Moncrief,
kllbourne and Hammer, committee on mu-
SIC ana Lieuts Coffin. De Witt, Connor and
morse. committee on invitations. Lieut. H.
L. Gilchr1st, president of the class. at the
head OF the reception committee, made the
presentations to the receiving party. His
assistants on the committee were Lieuts
Barron, Bourke. Carswell, Clark, Davis
O-, 1oA ITcSOIyp I1dTTlS, 11aIU-
away, Pyles and Purnell
The hosts, as well as all their military
guests. were In full dress uniforms making
a gathering not often seen in Washington
away from the White House.
Mrs. Corbin, Mrs. Sternberg, Mrs. Leon
ard Wood, Mrs. De Witt and Miss Kean
were the hostesses or the evening, Mrs.
Sanger's illness preventing her from par
ticipating in the same pleasure.
The Engineer Corps Band played for the
dancers, ana q supper was. served shortly
after Midnight
Some OF the guests were: Miss Roosevelt,
Miss Flora Wilson, the Misses Hitchcock,
Miss Louise Jones, Miss O'Reilly, Miss
Young. Miss Abernathy, Miss Anderson,
MISS bioomer, Miss Bates Miss Breckin-
Harnes, Miss Braaey,, Miss Cotton. Miss
Grosby. Miss Clay, Miss cockrell. Miss de
Smirnon: Miss Dodge. Miss De Witt Miss
LAWS MISS Draper, Miss Banner, Miss En-
mas, MISS Foraker. Hiss sGaiiaudet. Miss
Glover, Miss Fullef Miss Field, the Misses
fdouike. Miss Ginley; stfre Misses Greedy.
Miss GOODWIN. Miss German, Miss Grecin.
MISS Green. Miss Hill. Miss Hughes Miss
Hawkins, Miss Hendricks, Miss Hutchinson.
MISS Harlow. Miss Hull, Miss Johnson, Miss
koerper, Miss Kellogg. Miss Keim. Miss
LusK, MISS Loring. Miss Lambert, Miss
LOOMS MISS Merriam, Miss Martin Miss
Moncure, Miss Morris, Miss Matt1ngly, Miss
virginia Morris. Miss McCauley, Miss Mas
on MISS Matthew'S, Miss Marshall. Miss
Neal, the Misses Parker, Miss Patten, Miss
Poor, Miss Posteithwaite, Miss Powell, Miss