Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-07

avenue, assisted by Miss Ruth Morgan
Tenny Of Germantown, Pa, will give tea
Thursday, February II. from to o'clock.
Miss Gertie Brooks of Portsmouth. Va.
Is a guest Of Miss Lillian Brooks of 1923
14th street, and also Mr.. White Of Rich
mond, Va.
Mrs. Robert Christy and Miss Christy
viii be at home Tuesdays: the Carrollton;
Willard street, between 18th and 18th,
and U streets northwest.
Miss Helen Trowbridge of Hayward. Wis,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Miss Little Of 311O
18th street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Greenbaum will be at
home Sunday evening, February s, from
to 10, at $50 9th street southeast
Mrs S. C. Ramage and Mrs J. Strother
airy 8. for the last time this season. at 400
street northeast.
Mrs Eugene F. Ware and daughter Miss
Ware will be at home, 1735 street. next
Wednesday afternoon, from 8 until 6
o'clock.
Mrs ]. w. Boyd will be at home with
Mrs. o. B. Boyd at the Kensington the Sec
ond and third Mondays in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus H. Darby are in At
lanta, Ga. visiting their son Rufus. They
will also visit Jacksonville and st. Angus
llIlt T ids anu WILL IeluIh " w lOL
about the 18th.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs Leroy W. Heron last evening at their
apartment in the Goodwin, the occasion be-
ing the second anniversary of their we'd
ding. A large number of attractive pres
ents Of paper were presented to the young
couple Progressive euchre was the princi-
pal pastime of the evening.
Dr. and Mrs Alexander Graham Bell gave
ha nd rocentiOn la Of evening in honor
Of Mr.. De Windt, the noted English trav-
eler.
The Cuban minister and Nine. de Que.
sada entertained at dinner last night the
minister Of Salvador and Nine. de Lopez.
Other guests present were the charge
Adelaide Eisen, Mr.. Martin Rivero, first
secretary of the Cuban legation, and the
Misses Martinez.
Mrs. Leo s. schoenthal will be at homo
Wednesdays during the season at her new
home, 425 @ street northwest.
Mrs. Thomas G. Alvord, 1855 Mintwood
place, will receive next Thursday.
Mrs. Dewey, wife of Admiral Dewey, has
discontinued her Monday receptions.
Representative Sibley of Pennsylvania en-
tertained at dinner last night. His guests
included Robert ]. Wynne. first assistant
postmaster general; Senator Beveridge Sem
ator Mason and Representatives Cromer,
Loud. Gardner, Boutell. Sperry, Griggs,
Bromwell, Cowherd. Ketcham, Emerson,
Kyle. Graham and Hamilton, and the SON.
in-law Of the host Mr.. w. Mem. Wilson.
and cousin, Mr.. Irving A. Sibley of South
Bend, Ind.
Wednesday evening Miss Lottie E. Lamb
and Mr.. Harry e. Charlton were married
by Rev. c. C. Meador, pastor Of the Fifth
Baptist Church, at his residence, 9O0 18th
street northwest.
night at their New York home in honor OF
Miss Jean Reds debut attracted a group
of notables from this city, including the
Russian ambassador and Countess Cassini,
the Spanish minister, Senior Ojeda; the Por-
tuguese minister Viscount d'Alte Visconde;
Count and Countess Quadt of the German
embassy, Baron Won Ritter of the German
embassy, Lieut.. Won Bredon, military at
tache Of the German embassy.
Mrs. warder entertained at large dinner
last evening in honor of the Italian ambas-
sador and Nine. Mayor des Planches. Some
of the other guests were the Secretary Of
the Navy, Senator and Mrs. Hale, the first
secretary Of the French embassy and Nine.
de Margerie, Mrs Arthur Cation Of Chicago
and Gen. CroZier.
Miss Reed will be at home Monday. Feb
ruary 16, at the Leta, 30 3D. street north
west, and have with her Mrs. c. w. West
bury of Richmond Va.
Mrs. Harper % street northwest, will
not be at home Monday, but will receive
Monday, February 16, for the last time this
season, as Col. and Mrs. Harper will leave
for Florida about the middle of the month.
A merry gathering of young folks gath
cred at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs u w.
Ballinger 3419 Holmead avenue, Mount
Pleas last evening" in honor Of the an
niversary Of the birthday of Miss Anita
Ballinger. Progressive games and amusing
contests were the features of the evening
Among those present were Miss Dorothy
Walton, Woodlawn, Va; Elsie Browning,
Marie Johnson, Marguerite and Florence
Evans, Ethel Clark, Grace Middleton. Mar
garet McCambridge, Florence Ballfnger,
Rebecca and Marthena Moon, Dorothy
LANCE, Hazel johnson, Elsie Browning,
Wagner Brown, Robert and Reginald Raw
Inns. Chauncey Williams, Sells Wilson, Glen
McCambridge, Allen Minnix, Jesse NC
Keever and Roland Ballinger. Prizes were
won by Miss Marie Johnson, Robert Raw
Inns, Rebecca Moon and Glen McCambridge.
Refreshments were served during the even
ing.
Mrs. Boutelle, wife of Representative Bou-
telle, and Mrs. Lawrence, wife OF Repre-
sentative Lawrence, gave tea yesterday
at the Cochran. The fower-decked parlors
were thronged by their friends, and dainty
refreshment table was laid In an adjoining
room. The hostesses had In their receiving
party Mrs. =. II. oates, MIS-. bouteile
mother; Miss Boutelle, a sister-in-law; Mrs.
Samuel Mccall Of Massachusetts,; Miss
Helen Cannon, Miss Van Voorhis of Ohio,
Miss Warner and Miss Winifred Warner,
Miss Fanny Hopkins, Miss Maude Douglas
of illinois, Miss Grace Day and Miss Con-
stance Draper.
The J. T. Euchre Club held Its regular
meeting on Thursday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Simpson Grant
Hoover, 645 H street northeast. The ladies'
prize was won by Mrs. U. s. Grant Hoover
and the gentlemen's by Mr.. Samuel Ellis
After awarding the prizes the members
were invited to the dining room, where q
bounteous repast awaited them. During the
evening the club was entertained with vocal
and instrumental music. recitation by
Mrs. Ellis and comic stories by Mrs. U. 8.
Grant Hoover and Mrs. Louis A. Rosafy
were greatly enjoyed. Dancing concluded
the evening.
Mrs. w. H. Sholes will be at home Mon
day, February Q, from to 6, for the last
time this season.
The Thursday Cotillion gave its second
dance at Linthicum Hall on Thursday even
ing February 5. Mrs. Theodore N. McAboy
and Mrs. Henry s. Matthews received the
guests. The cotillion was led by Mr.. Raw
Inns Hume.