Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE DAY GIVEN
A WELCOME DINNER.
Euchre Club Meetings and Other
Happy Gatherings-Per-
sonal Notes.

| The chief justice entertained at dinner
| last night for the latest addition to the
Supreme Court, Associate Justice Day.
The company included Attorney. Cen
eral Knox, Secretary of Commerce Cor
| telyou, Admiral Dewey, Senator Hale.
| Senator Spooner. Senator Platt, JUS
| tice Gray, Justice Harlan. Justice Brewer,
| Justice White, Justice Peckham, Justice
| Brown, Justice Holmes Mr.. Kohlsaat OF
| Chicago, Judge Lambert Tree Of Chicago,
Mr.. Butler and Solicitor General Richards.
The Italian ambassador and Mime. Mayor
des Planches entertained at dinner last
night complimentary to the French ambas-
sador and Mime. Jusserand. The other
guests were: Gen. William Crozier. Mrs.
| Nevins, the Swedish minister, the counselor
| of the French embassy and Nine. de Mar
| gerie Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. Major
| Won Etzel. military attache of the German
| embassy, Miss Nelka de Smrnoff, Miss Jo-
| sephine Boardman, Count Gherardesca and
| Signor Montagna of the Italian embassy
| and Mr.. Oliveira.
Miss Roosevelt will sail Saturday for San
| Juan, Porto Rico, to be the guest Of Gov
| ernor Hunts family during three weeks
| visit.
The British ambassador and Lady Her
| bert will summer at Newport, with Mr..
| and Mrs Richard T. Wilson, parents of the
| latter but have taken house for the en-
bassy headquarters and the use of the
| staff.
The wv. 1. Y. c." Euchre Club held its
semi-monthly assembly last evening at the
1345 Q street northwest. The full MEM
| bership of the club was in attendance,
| and Colonel Frey was the guest Of the
evening. After spirited contest for the
| humorous dialogue was given by Messrs.
| w. A. Torrey, Charles Caywood and Chas
Walker. Messrs A. D. Bagby. c. NJ. Smith
| and Clifford Clifford also entertained, as
| did the ladies' quartet. The first prizes
were awarded Mrs. C. NJ. Smith and A. B.
| Anderson, while the ladies' second fell to
Mrs. John Benton, and the consolation to
| Mrs. Clifford Clifford, the other second and
Caywood and Mr.. John Benton, respec-
| lively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Sanford have is
| sued invitations for the marriage OF their
| daughter Edna to Mr.. David Walker Tas-
| tet, Wednesday evening at 8 O'clock to
| take place at the Vermont Avenue Chris
| tan Church.
| Miss Clara Stern of Baltimore is spending
some time with her cousin, Mrs. Ehrlich,
| 61S E street northeast.
and for that reason, as well as on account
| of the Army and Navy League entertain
ment, recalls her invitations for Thursday.
The D. X. Euchre Club met with Mrs
| Jacobs at her home, 1908 U street north
| west, Thursday last. A delicious luncheon
| was served and the club enjoyed the usual
| games. Mrs. Sabin won first, Mrs. Lind
| second and Miss Schneider BOBBY prize
| The guests Of the club were Misses Noble,
Stage and Finney, and Mrs. Wright and
Miss Finney won the guest prizes
Mrs. James Walker was given surprise
! party last Thursday evening. In the party
| were: Mesdames Boynton, Bynum, Hardes-
ter, Johnson. Krause, Padgett, Warnke,
| Laura Warnke, Waite Walker and the
| Misses Murray, Hubershorn and Amelia
Hubershorn Of Evansville. Ind. Euchre was
played. Mrs. Bynum winning first prize,
| Miss Amelia Hubershorn second prize and
| Mrs. Hardester third prize. Vocal and in
| strumental music and Rotations followed a
! collation..
Among the latest arrivals of Washington
| 1ans at the Poinciana Hotel. Palm Beach,
| Fla, are Mrs. Edward Derrick, Mr.. H. B.
| Polkinhorn, Mrs. H. B. Polkinhorn, Mrs. G.
| c. Samson and the Misses Polkinhorn.
Mrs. vose, wife Of Colonel W. p vose Ar
| tillery Corps is located at the Arlington,
| where she will be pleased to see her friends
Mrs. Vose expects to purchase a home in
1
Mrs Hobart Chatfeld-Taylor gave several
| small entertainments for Miss Merriam Of
| this city, who was her guest last week in
Chicago.
| Mrs. A. Lehman, now located at the
| Stanhope, will be at home Wednesdays dur
| ing March.
| Senator and Mrs. Dryden, the latter just
| recovering from severe attack of the grip,
| have gone to Aiken, S. c., to spend a few
| weeks with their daughter and her husband
Colonel Kuser.
! Mrs. George W. Ross Of 1923 Both street
will be at home Informally Thursday, March
| II, after p. m.
| Miss Tom Barker of Asheville, N. c., Is
visiting Miss Alice Dom of 415 Massa-
| chusetts avenue northwest.
| formally on Wednesdays at 80 Florida ave-
| nue. northwest.
| Mrs. Louis S. Williams of 1904 1st street
| northwest will not be at home Thursday,
March II, but will receive the remaining
Thursdays in March.
The Army and Navy Chapter will cele-
| brate at Mrs. Middieton's, 1888 18th street,
| chapter day this evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Pezet of the Peruvian legation and
| his wife and son have returned from Old
Point.