Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-10

Miss Anna Ewing Cockrell viii be maid OF
honor. The only regret will be that the
wedding will remove from the capital one
o. the most charming Of young women. as
Mr.. Gallaudet will take his bride to Phta-
delphia, where his home has been for
several years.
The boys Of the "Drury Lane Company"
have postponed giving the charitable con-
cert at the theater Of Vinson Walsh until
Friday, the 10th instant. on account Of the
cold weather.
Mrs. Ned s. Meyer will be at home We'd
nesdays at the Cameron. Vermont avenue
and 7 street.
Miss s. Dreyfus of waynesboro', Pa, is
visiting Miss e. A. Stiebel Of Ills G street.
Mrs Job Barnard, 1906 Rhode Island ave-
nue. has invitations out for a tea, to Z,
Monday, January 10.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs. Jas
NJ. Beck gave a dinner last night, when
their guests were Justice and Mrs. David ].
Sibley, Assistant Secretary and Mrs Her
bert H. D. PIERCE, Mr.. j. Stuart Macdonald
of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Wilkie,
Mr.. and Miss vanderlip of New York.
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page and Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Boardman gave dinners last
night.
Miss Helen Mackay-Smith. daughter of
the bishop coadjutor Of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting Miss satterlee, is now the
guest Of Miss Marie Barnes, who gave a
small tea in her honor yesterday. Bishop
and Mrs. Mackay-Smith were here for the
diplomatic reception.
The Russian Ambassador and Countess
Cassini gave pretty dinner last night in
honor of Miss Alice Roosevelt. The table
was daintily ornamented in white and sill
yer, white roses forming the center piece.
The guests were the Portuguese minister,
Viscount d'Alte; Miss Martha Nick. Cook.
Miss Jean Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth, jr.. Miss Josephine Boardman,
Miss Harriet Sargent, Miss Glover, Miss
Macveagh. Mile. Des Planques: Count Won
Montgelas, Count de la Gheradesca of the
Italian embassy; Mr.. Dering Of the British
embassy, Senior Oliviera, Mr.. Morrell, Mr.
Van Ness Phillips, Mr.. Bredon, Mr.. Edward
Morgan and Mr.. Ommirof.
Tonight the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
will be the guests at dinner of the Secre-
tary of the Treas ury and Mrs. Shaw. The
British ambassador will give small dance
preceded by a dinner in honor of Miss May
Goelet, the French charge d affaires, and
Nine. Margerie will give dinner for MISS
Roosevelt, and Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding will
also have a company to dine with them.
Some Of the largest events of next week
will be the Kean cotillion, Mrs. Gilletts
dance at Rauschers, the Wednesday sub
scriptpion ball at the New Willard, preced-
ed by number of dinners, the largest be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Gafrs at Rauscher's and
the diplomatic dinner. Thursdaysn1ght at
the White House. Dinners or luncheons at
the home Of the Attorney General, the
Russian embassy, Representative and Mrs
Sibley, Representative and Mrs. Wads-
worth and assistant secretary and MRS.
Darling are on for the coming week also.
The Saturday Evening Assembly have is
sued invitations for a dance January II, at
the National Rifles armory.
Mrs. Benjamin Spelman Plat and Miss
Platt will be at home the afternoon and
evening of Friday, January 10, at the Vic
toria corner 14th street and yelling place.
Mrs Robert M. Larner was one of the
hcstesses yesterday afternoon, whose day
at home was made an unusually pleasant
one The rooms were pretttly decorated with
Towering plants and carnations, and Mrs.
Victor Kaufman and Miss Louise Kauff-
mann assisted in entertaining the guests.
Mrs. Barnard. wife Of Justice Barnard.
will not be at home Monday, January II.
terday in honor of Miss Kellogg of New
York and the others present were Miss
MackaySmith Miss Bloomer, Miss Mar
gorie Cotton, Miss Diane Morgan-Hill, Miss
mour, Miss Barnes. Miss Gwendoline
Ffoulke and Miss Annie McCauley.
Mrs r. Halstead Klernroth has Joined her
husband at Brunswick, Ca, and will re-
main there until the completion Of the new
post office, Of which the latter is superin-
tendent Of construction.
Miss Winnie c. Cation and Mr.. George W.
Hume were quietly married a few evenings
since at the rectory of st. Teresa's Church,
Washington street, Anacostia. Rev. Chas.
NJ Bart, the pastor of the church, perform
ed the ceremony. Immediately following
the service Mr.. and Mrs. Hume left for an
extended eastern wedding trip. They will
return here to reside. Both are well-known
attaches Of st. Elizabeth's.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine. AZ
piroz will give a series Of dinners weekly in
February. Nine. Azpiroz- will begin her
afternoons at home Tuesday next.
Mrs. Arthur Duane Kline and Mrs.
Alonzo o. Bliss will not be at home until
Wednesdays, January q, % and February 4.
Mrs Benjamin F. Leighton will not re-
ceive until Monday. January 20.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mrs. B.
Hechinger in honor of her seventy-first
birthday at the residence of her daughter,
Hotel. One of the features of the evening
was a presentation by the ladies present,
to Mrs. Hechinger of a handsome umbrella,
the gift being rendered with few words
guests were present.
Mrs. Udell, wife of Lieutenant Fred A.
Udell Of the Marine Corps, is at 1917 K
street northwest for the winter
Mondays after 3 until Lent Miss Marie
Stewart Bowen will informally receive at
her residence, 1121 18th street.
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes will be at home
Mondays in January and February, 2539
18th street.
Miss Flora H. Eccard of 1890 New Hamp-
shire avenue left today for Baltimore Md
where she will be the guest of Miss Helen
Schoenborn, 1O48 West Fayette street, for
several weeks.
Mrs. Grandin and the Misses Grandn are
IN Washington for the remainder of the
winter and will be at home at the Cochran
on Wednesdays January 2S, February 4
and IL.
Miss Constance NJ. Mccullough, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Isabelle Mccullough Ross,
widow Of the late John W. Ross, is a guest
OF DR.. and Mrs. William F. Byrns, 1909 u
street northwest
Prof. and Mrs. G. L. Raymond have re-
turned to their winter home, 1910 N street.
but owing to the recent death of her
mother, Mrs. RAYMOND will NOT make calIs