Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from f1tsh raseJ

rendered was as follows:
"concertstneck" Vieu1temps), HusoHes
"Printemps Nouvau" VidaD. Suzanne Adj
ans; (a) Adagio In C 6pohrl. o. 'Praelu-
dunn" (for violin alone) Bach) Hugo Her
(b) "Sunbeams" Ronalds). Suzanne Adams;
Scene de Cxardas'' .QIubay) Hugo Her
mann; Spring Waltz" Cleo Stern). Suzanne
Adams: Ave Maria" eor soprano. violin
and piano. (Gounod). Suzanne Adams and
Hugo Hermann ..
The last number was the gem OF the
evening and was followed by great ap-
plause. Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh received in the
ball room lobby, the walls Of which were
sprayed over with boughs Of southern smi-
lax The hostess wore q picture dress
Of ruby velvet that had no trimming save
bands Of lace. cleaning with jet across the
shoulders. After the music supper was
served in an adjoining room. and the
younger set stayed an hour or two longer
to dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh entertained at their
residence early IN the evening at q large
dinner In honor Of Miss Cockrell and Mr..
Gallaudet and the bridal party to attend
them tomorrow. In addition to these greatly
feted young people there were present the
young daughter of the host and hostess,
Miss Evelyn Walsh; Miss Wilson, Miss
Houx and Miss Osborne of Warrensburg.
Mo-. guests OF Miss Cockrell over her we'd
ding day; Miss Wilkinson of St Louis,
Miss Louise Foraker. Miss McLannahan.
Miss Crosby and Mr.. John T. johnson. The
table, and indeed, the whole house, was
fragrant with white roses, and when the
Ices came on these frozen sweets were
served In the form of hearts In sugar char
lots. drawn by butterflies, with cupids
holding the reins
Miss Alice Roosevelt, accompanying Capt
and Mrs. Cowles; nearly all the ambassa
doris and many prominent army and navy
men and company representative Of OFF,
cial and resident society were present
among the three or four hundred guests at
the musicale and ball.
The Russian ambassador and Countess
Marguerite Cassini entertained at dinner
last evening in honor Of Baron and Baron
from Germany to Mexico. The others pres
ent were the German minister and Countess
Won Sternburg. the Belgian minister and
Baroness Moncheur, the Persian minister,
Miss Roosevelt, Miss Wetmore, Miss Des
Planques, Miss Langham and Count Cher
ardesca Of the Italian embassy. .... 49,.
General and Mrs. Draper entertained at
dinner last night, the guests Including the
Austro-Hungar!an ambassador and Baron
ess Hengelmuller. Lady Herbert. Mr. and
Mrs. Lathrop Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Wadsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Bayard van
Rensselaer,. MIR. and Mrs. Larz Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterfowl, Senator. Kean,
Miss Kean. Miss Glover. Miss Josephine
Boardman. Mr.. Waldo Story, Mr.. Secken-
dorf, Mr.. Norman and Mr.. George Otis
Draper.
The charge d'affaires of the Chinese lega-
ton and Mrs. Shen-Tung welcomed hun
dreds of guests yesterday at the annual
tea at the Chinese legation. The next hos
pitality will probably be offered soon after
the lately appointed minister's arrival at
the new legation building. Yesterdays
party was pleasant one: Mrs. John w.
Foster. Mrs. and Miss Gallinger. Mrs. Sho-
walter. wife of the representative from
Pennsylvania, and Mrs Yung-Kwai: the
American wife of the interpreter OF the
Chinese legation. were among those who
assisted in receiving. The Chinese flag and
the stars and stripes were conspicuous en-
blems in the decorations
Mrs William Hamilton Bayly and Mrs.
Louis NJ Kuhns of 2125 N street will not be
at home tomorrow, but will receive Satur-
day, February II.
Mrs. John T. Granger, 1888 Connecticut
avenue. will be at home tomorrow (Satur-
day. afternoon for the last time this season,
and will have with her Miss Gilbert OF New
York city and Miss Cory of Denver.
Mrs Wnloughby s. Chesley will not be at
home tomorrow, but will receive Saturday,
the Dist
Mrs. Geo H. IxaFetra, DR.. and Mrs, La e.
LaFetra of New York, Mrs. J. Walter Du-
WALL Mrs. Charlotte A. Cox of Philadelphia
and Miss Haslup, will be at home at La
Fetra's Hotel tomorrow from to II p. M,
assisted by Mrs. A. ]. TArbeely, Mrs Chas
NJ Forest, Mrs WOODBURY., Mrs. Weolard,
Miss Mellor,, Miss Po,kinhorn. Miss Garter.
Miss NOyes. Miss Duvall. Miss Gault Miss
Marion Lutz and Miss Gallagher.
Mrs. ]. Walter Duvall will be at heme at
the LaFetra Saturday evening, from to II
o'clock. - .a ~
Mrs James Tally and Miss Tally of -344s
Brown street. Mt Pleasant, will be at home
today from to I o'clock.
Miss Doyle of South Broad street. Phila-
delphia, is visiting Miss Tally Of Mt Pleas
ant. - 60 49, ''
Miss Genevieve ODonoghue of 3O13 P
street northwest is visiting Judge. Frey's
family at Ellicott City. Md Later Miss
ODonoghue and Miss Ida Frey will visit
friends in New York
A pleasant gathering of young people was
held Thursday afternoon at the home of
MISS Marie Carter. 1913 P street, who. was
assisted by Miss Annie Meyers and Miss
Mary Lynch. Among those present were:
Margaret Goodrich. Rachel Rouzer, George
Maury Ethel Trowbridge, katharine Peb-
bles. Ina Singleton Mary Farrar MAY
Hubbard. Alma Trailer Edith Ernest and
Mildred Dresler, John Meyers, Carl Eek
hardt Arthur Brown William Harding
Jesse Brown and Edward Carter.
Miss Lula Murray of Hancock, Md, who
was spending the winter with friends in
Washington and Baltimore, has returned to
her home on account Of Illness in the fam
lily.
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Mr.. James S. McDonogh Of this city left
here Wednesday afternoon, his destination
being Kansas City, Mo. 1t Is stated that
he will be married In the city named to
Miss Sarah Estelle Keisell the 18th instant
The wedding will take place Wednesday
morning at the Sacred Heart Church. -After
a brief sojourn in Kansas City the couple
will visit ST. Louis and Louisville arriving
in Washington about March /, when thew
will be at home to their friends at 52l F
street northeast Mr.. McDonogh stopped
at Louisville. Ky. on his journey west to
join the members Of his family, who are
residents of that city - p
Miss Jennie Button of Jeffersonton, Va.
is the guest Of Miss Sinclair. at her home
on Pennsylvania avenue southeast where
she will be pleased to see her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. St. John Gaffney of New
York and their daughter. Miss Humphreys
have arrived at the New Willard where
they will remain until early In March. They
attended the army and navy reception at
the White House last night.
Mrs. Charles A. Hill and Mrs Theodore
| r. Gorlach of Joliet, illinois, are the
guests of Mrs. George g. VAIN wri1ht 1213