Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DANCE AT THE PERUVIAN LEGA-
TON FOR MISS ROOSEVELT.
The Mexican Ambassador Entertains-
Other Splendid Hospitalities-
Interesting Personals.

1880. The arrangements are as follows:
Carriages will approach from the north
| pennsylvania avenue), on 1o1a street, and
| enter on the east side of the White House,
| opposite the treasury. Pedestrians will fol-
| low the same route.
The gates will not be open until $50
| o'clock. Two carriag es will drive under the
| porte cochere at the same time. Coachmen
| will be provided with numbered tickets,
which must be preserved by them in order
| to regain admittance to the grounds. Guests
| will also be provided with tickets of the
| same number as their carriages. These
| they should carefully preserve, in order to
call their carriages.
| Guests will depart (as well as arrive) ON
| the east side of the White House on 1914
street, opposite the treasury.
Separate dressing rooms for ladies and
| gentlemen will be found at the lower end Of
| the grand staircase
After leaving cloaks in the cloak room,
| guests are requested to pass up the grand
| staircase. and go to the left, through the
| private dining room, into the state dining
room.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was the guest OF
honor last night at dance at the Peruvian
legation, when the minister and Nine.
Calderon welcomed delightful company
culled from their friends in the dancing
set. The spacious home of the Calderons
was In festive array, with flowers, vines
and plants in each of the rooms. The flags
of Peru and the United States were draped
on the walls Of the library and first draw
ing room, where the dancing took place.
Nine. Calderon was handsomely gowned in
yellow brocade and spangled lace, her de-
butante daughter, Mile Calderon, appearing
| In white tulle and ribbons, and her second
daughter, Mile. Rosita Calderon, who Is not
yet out was very attractively dressed in
white also. In addition to the lower suite
being given up to the guests, supper was
x-a1 f,, ttn rit %l4
floor. where a prettily arranged table was
spread Three charming young matrons,
Nine. Perez, daughter Of the Mexican am
bassador; Nine. Merou, wife of the Argen-
tine minister, and Nine. Pezet, wife of the
first secretary Of the legation, assisted the
hostess. Among the guests were Miss Cut
ting Of New York. the Misses Hitchcock,
Miss Louise Jones, Miss Wilson, Miss Grace
Mckinley, the Countess Marguerite CasSini,
the Baroness Won Palm, Mile. Irene des
PlaDques, the Misses BOurke, the Misses
McKenna, the Misses Warder, Miss Fair
banks, Miss Foraker. Miss Anna Cockrell,
Miss Bloomer, Hiss Field, Miss Postle-
thwaite, Miss de Smirnoff, Miss Webb, Miss
Enrol Cuthbert Brown, Miss Diane Morgan
Hill, Miss Jean Loring, Miss Switzerland,
the Misses Anne and Gertrude Brown, Miss
Needham, the Misses King, Miss Deering,
Miss Berry, Miss Robinson, Miss Anita
Poor, Miss Taunt Miss MacVeagh, Miss
Curtis, Miss Day, Miss Archibald, Miss
| 0OWeTS, MISS MdttlnSly, MISS f1dSIleE, lue
Spanish, Portuguese, Persian, Netherlands,
Sweden and Norway, Guatemalan and MIC
araguan ministers, Count Monteglas, Baron
Ritter and Lieutant Won Bredow, Captain
Won ItZel and Commander Schaefer, all OF
the German embassy; Lieutenant Colonel
Raspopow, Mr.. Azpiroz, Mr.. Labastida,
Count Gherardesca, Mr.. Montagna,. Mr..
Borghetti, Signor Ravaioli, Mr.. H. c. Nor
man and Mr.. Herbert Dering of the British
embassy, Mr.. Won Callenberg of the Aus
trian embassy, Lieutenant Faramond, Mr..
Jules Boeufve, Mr.. Hauge, Mr.. Oliveira,
Mr.. de Lima, Mr.. van Roijen, Mr.. Walters,
Charles McCawley, Capt. John Proctor. jr.,
Mr.. John Siebert. Capt Joies, Mr.. Hugh
Rowland, Mr.. Richard Merrick, Mr.. Charles
Richards. Mr.. John F. Wilkins, Mr.. Walter
Berry, Mr.. Edwin v. Morgan. Captain
Leonard. Lieutenant Davis, Lieutenant Glib
bons, Mr.. Reginald c. Huidekoper. Mr..
Frederick Huidekoper. Lieutenant Craw-
ford, Lieut.. James Mckinley, Mr.. George
Deering and Mr. William Mcpherson.
Mrs. Audenl1ed was among the dinner
hostesses last night. the company being in
vited in Mrs. Hobarts honor, and consist
ing Of Representative and Mrs. James
Wadsworth Admiral and Mrs. Ludlow, Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh, Justice Brown
and Senator Frye.
Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Root are
expected in New Orleans on the 10th or
18th, to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. McIlhenny Of Avery Island who have
taken a house for the carnival season.
After the carnival gayeties the young ladies
will accompany their hosts to Avery Island
to remain three or four days Avery Island
is on the gulf, and the greatest salt mine
in this country is there. Miss Roosevelt
and Miss Root have already accepted invi-
tations to the carnival ball Of the Allan
tians on February II, the ball of Momus
on February 49, the carnival german on
February 20 and the Comus ball on Feb
ruary "a (Mardi Grass. They have also ac-
cepted invitations for luncheons, dinners
and receptions. Mrs. McIlhenny will give
a reception in their honor February q.
Mrs. Fairbanks tea yesterday was one
Of the most pleasant of similar events this
winter this indefatigable and popular host
ess being assisted by Mrs. John w. Foster.
Mrs. Sternberg, Mrs. Heatwole Mrs. Beriah
Wilkins, Mrs. Steele, Mrs Snow, Mrs. Mar
tin, Mrs. Brick Mrs. Robinson, Miss Day,
bald, Mrs. and Miss Rogers. Miss Wilson.
daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture.
and her guest, Miss Grace Mckinley, the
late Presidents ward and niece. In the
dining room Mrs. Foraker and Mrs. Bur-
rows did the honors at a beautifully ap-
pointed table. Mrs. Fairbanks is leaving
town today for a weeks rest at Atlantic
City prior to the assembling here of the
D. A. R., Of which organization she is presi-
dent general
Mrs. Warder gave another musicale last
night, when M. and Nine. Charles Gilbert
of New York, with Mr.. Carl Muller, ac-
companist, were the artists. About 200
guests were present.
Mrs. M. R. Adams and the Misses Adams
of 1895 8 street will be at home Saturday,
February IA.
Mrs. Charles Clark Bryan will be at home
to her friends tomorrow, and also on the
Doth
The Mexican ambassador and Nine. Az
piroz gave one of the most elegantly ap-
pointed dinners of the winter last night at
their embassy on I street. Their guests
were: The Russian ambassador. the Count
ess Marguerite Cassini, the Argentine min
lister and Miss Merou, former Secretary and
Mrs. John w. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Walsh, the secretary Of the Peruvian
| legation and Nine. PeZet, the Guatemalan
minister, the Persian minister, Mile. Des-
planques. Miss Louise Foraker, Miss Helen
Ffoulke, Miss Anna Cockrell, Mr.. Pulido,
Mr.. Wauters and Mr.. Rodrigo Azpiroz.
Representative and Mrs. Olmsted gave a
dinner last night In compliment to the
Italian ambassador and Nine. Mayor des
Planches. In the company to meet them
were: Captain and Mrs. Cowles Counselor
Of the French embassy and Nine de Mar
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