Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-17

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in the afternoon. arriving here ct o'clock.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks were dinner
hosts last night. their guests including the
Austrian Ambassador and Nine Aengel-
muller. the Secretary Of the Treasury and
Representative and Mrs Lands. Rspressn-
tative Bates. Mr.. and Mrs.. Raymond Pat
tereon, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ M. Parker. Miss
rarwell Of Chicago. Mr.. Hugh Hanna and
Mr. ana Mrs. Alfred s. Gillett gave a
beautiful dance lest night at Rauscher's In
compliment to Miss Ammo Washington.
daughtes Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph e. Wash
ington. The hostess and the guest OF
honor, botn daintily gowned, received in
the pink parlor. the merry company dane
ing in the white ball room. while those pre-
ferring opportunities for quiet talks or
promenades had the green ball room for
their pleasure. A midnight supper was
Admiral and Mrs. schley, Mr.. and Mrs:
J. e. Washington. Mrs Wormley Mr.. and
Mrs. Theall. Mr.. and Mrs. David Tenant,
Capt and Mrs: Wheeler. Mrs. Branton
and Miss Mildred Lee were present.
The dancing contingent in society was
charmingly represented by the Misses Zai-
de Cobb, Marjorie Cotton, Carolyn HUH.
Enrol Brown Gertrude Brown, Elsie Cur
tbs, Elisabeth Dodge, Garcia de Peyster,
Gwendoline Ffoulke, Marion Gallaudet,
Julia Goldsborough. Adola Greedy, Elsie
Hoban, Bertha Hill, Gertrude Grossmann,
Florence Field, Anita Poor, Carolyn Pos
tlethwaite, Helen Stevens, Elsie Seymour.
Ethel seckendorff. Miss de smirnoff, Carol
Simpson, Harriet Switzerland. Eleanor
Terry. Emile Fitch, Lily Howard. Diane
Morgan-Hnl. Miss Whitside. Elizabeth
Goodwin, Theodosia Martin. Edith Need
ham. Miss Kearney. Miss Wainwright.
CaJllPV Miss MrC4Owan Miss Garppnf hfiaa
Rivinius. Miss Kellogg. Miss Lincoln. Miss
Bayne, Miss Aspinwall. Miss Frances
Downing, Miss Helen johnson. Meesrs.
man Field, John Odds. william Bingham
William Merriam, Piquette Mitchell, Hill
lard Owen. Shields Gurley. william
Peachey. Charles Poe, Frank Poe. Hudson
Poole. F; de Councey Faust. John VIII
Newton Adams, Walter Davidge. John
Davidge. Randall Hagner, Captain Heron,
Frederic Huidekoper, Reginald Huidekoper.
Alfred Hopkins, Frederic Caldwell. Ma
thaniel Wyeth, Gould Lincoln, John Sic
bert, R. 8. Clark, Alfred Horner, Charles
Stone, r. E. Lee. jr.; r. X. Tyler. Mason
Terry, George Minnegerode, Cowell Mime
gerode, Phelps Brown. Carey johnson.
Lieut. Proctor. Hamilton Albert. Mr.. Sell
lers. Alfred Calderon, Edward McCauley.
Richard Ely. Captain Joyes, Leonard Nicol-
son. jr.; Charles Westcott. Captain Rey-
nolds, Arthur Hayden, Charles Howard,
John Dahlgren. Breckenridge Bayne, Rob-
ert Keeling, Robert Cummin, Jules Boeuf-
We. Charles C. Wauters. Baron Ritter,
Baron Frankenstein. Senior Palido. Stephen
Elkins, Davis Elkins, Lieut. Commander
Gibbons, H. H. Rousseau. w. G. Finney,
Mr.. Won Bradow, Ormsby McCammon, John
Stauffer, Mr.. Goodwin. Mr.. Seckendorff,
Hugh Rowland, Colonel Simpson, Dallas
Wainwright: Mr. 8. Sherley of Louisville,
KY; Mr. Thomas Cottman, Mr. Warning
ton Cottman, Mr.. Slingluff and Mr.. Herbert
Smith Of Baltimore. Mr.. Stuyvesant Piliet
Of New York, Robert E. Lee Of Virginia
and DR.. Lee Of New York.
Col. and Mrs. Robert I. Fleming gave an
elegant dinner last night in honor of Justice
and Mrs. Harlan. The other guests were
Senator and Miss Cockrell. Judge and Mrs:
Howry. Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Radcliffe and
DR.. and Mrs Macdonald. The decorations
were In green and white.
home next Tuesday. but will receive Tues
days, January q and February 3.
A well-satisfed audience applauded en-
Enthusiastically last night the rendition of
Captain Racket" by the Drury Lane Club
in the pretty little theater on the top floor
of Mr.. Thomas F. Walshs stable. A row
of red and white lanterns marked the en-
trance from the street to the stables, and
was a part of the hospitable welcome ex-
tended to the patrons Of the club. Masters
Monroe Lee and Sterling Laribee were the
efficient ticket takers and money changers
at the entrance, and from the time the cur
tain rolled up on the first scene until It's
final drop the youthful actors received the
abundant applause their fine efforts de-
served. The cast was as follows: Captain
Racket, vinson Walsh; Obadiah Dawson.
Herbert Townsend; Timothy Tolman. Fred
Hoffman; Mr.. Dalroy. Jose Calvo; Clarice,
the captains wife. Newton Fox; Katy, the
maid, Karl Bradford; Mrs Tolman. Neil
Finch; Hobson, H. Magruder. The man
ager Of the club Is Mr. Gharlma ing h asear
Walsh. The receipts will be given by the
boys to charity.
The present week has seemed rather dull
in comparison with the earlier part Of the
winter, and while there is sufficient on the
cards for the next one to bespeak con-
after, only two evenings will be really
notable for general society. The Monday
night dance at Rauscher's is the opening
card and the judicial reception at the
White House Thursday night for which
invitations are eagerly desired as for
the first levee is the second. Mrs Eliza
beth Stauffer Moore, whose entertainments
Friday night at o'clock Mrs. Robbins Of
Pitt sburg is spending the winter with her
mother, Mrs. Moore, and her sisters, Mrs.
Richardson and Miss Moore.
Tuesday will be notable for its weddings.
Miss Martha Hoy and Mr.. Pierre Rogest-
vensky will be married at noon that day at
the residence Of the brides parents. but the
company invited to witness this first inter-
national wedding of the year is not large,
and will not go outside the intimates of the
couple, the Russian embassy staff and rel
atives Of the bride The couple will live at
Chevy Chase this winter, and go abroad In
all likelihood next summer.
Another noon wedding the same day will
be that of Miss Henrietta Sands and Capt
Edward Anderson, U. 8. A. A family par
ty will witness the ceremony and will be
Joined by larger company for the break
fast at half-past IL.
Miss Helen Gould's visit to the capital
next week will be most interesting Tues
day morning she will be present at the
meeting at the home Of Mr. John W. Fos-
ter. when the work Of the Woman's Aux
Hilary Of the Y. M. C. A. will be reviewed
Invitations were sent out last week for
this meeting. She will lunch that day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. dine the same evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Henderson and
lunch the following day with Mrs Henry B.
F. Mcfarland. for both Of which latter
events other guests have been invited.
The next large home ball will be that of
MI. and Mrs A. c. Tyler who are again
at their l street residence. It will 1aark
the last Of this month or the early part Of
the next.
Mrs. w. E. De Riemer, 1904 9th street, LIE
Droit Park. will be at home informally
Tuesdays in January and February, instead
OF Wednesdays.