Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A LUNCHEON IN HONOR OF MISS
BREWER.
Other Hospitalities at Well-Known
Homes and Coming Ones
Personal Notes.

| Mrs. Ware and Miss Ware entertained at
| luncheon today in honor of MISS Brewer
| The other guests were: Miss Ruth Harlan
| Mrs Cockrell. Mrs. Loeb, Miss Anderson.
Miss Norton. Miss Hendricks and Mrs. kar-
rick. sister of the guest OF honor.
| The French ambassador and Nine. Jus
| serand entertained at dinner last night
| the Russian ambassador. Count Cassim'
| the Austrian ambassador and Nine Won
! Hengelmuller, Archbishop Ireland, Just1ce
| and Mrs McKenna. Senator and Mrs
! Lodge Senator and Mrs. kearns. the SWISS
minister, NJ du Martheray; M. Desportes oe
| la Foss, the new counselor OF the french
! embassy who has just arrived In WASH
| ington. and Commander de Faramond, the
| naval attache of the embassy.
Senator Depew will give a reception to-
! night in honor of the New York Republican
| Editorial Association.
| Mrs. Fremont. 2119 R street, will give a
| 8 o'clock tea tomorrow to meet Miss Amy.
| The latter is the granddaughter of DR..
William B. Magruder, who was very dis
| tinguished citizen of the District. He was
mayor of the city for two terms.
Mrs. S. D. Wilson. Mrs Carlton Hughes
| and the Misses Wilson will be at home Feb
| ruary 8 after 3.
| Mrs. Elmer Slayton Newton will not be
| at home after O'Clock tomorrow.
| Mrs. Charles Hallam Keep. 1914 street.
| will be at home this afternoon and all other
| Fridays in February.
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins will not be at
| home tomorrow, but will receive Saturday,
| February ID.
Mrs. Frank P. Avery has been called to
| Chicago.
| Mrs. Armstrong, wife of the assistant Sec
rotary of the treasury will not be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs. Gordon Cumming is confined to the
house with a severe attack of grip.
A large number of friends assembled at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Brown.
Congress Heights Thursday evening, jan
uary %. to witness the marriage of their
daughter Viola to Fred w. Torney. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev E.
HeZ Sven, pastor Of the Second Baptist
| Church. The bride becomingly attired
In pearl gray silk end carried bride roses.
The Wedding March was rendered by
| the twelve-year-old sister of the bride, and
at the conclusion of the ceremony supper
was served. Among the many gifts was a
silver service from the ladies with whom
she was employed. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Brown Mr. and Mrs
James Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bos-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. William Fowler, Mr..
Bernard Carroll, Mr. John H. Torney, Mr.
Chas. E. Torney, Miss Rena Brown, Mrs
B Brown, Mr.. Milton Brown Mr. Walter
Brown, Mrs. Katie Berry and daughter,
MISS Maggie Torney, Miss jamie Torney
| Miss Irene Carroll, Mr.. Vernon E. Torney'
Mrs. John Montague of Baltimore. Mrs.
Ann Montague of Baltimore. Mr. George
Crawford, Miss Marie Montague of BaIti-
| more, Mr.. Albert Ryon, Miss Annie Ryon,
Mr.. Guimont, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Burn
Mr.. and Mrs: Jas: Hamlin, Mrs. C. F.
Sherwood, Miss Mamie Sparshott Miss
Alice d. Trewolla, Miss Cora Trewolla. Miss
Alice Lewis, Mrs. Armstead, Miss Annie
| A1mstead, Miss Maud c. Fowler. Miss
Agnes kahlert Miss Minnie Murray, Mrs
Eva Williams and son, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
| Sante, Miss L. Sante, Mr. James w. Har-
bin, Mr.. Charles Montague of Baltimore.
| Miss Rose Cummins, Miss Daisy Baker,
MISS MISS Bertie r. Torney. Miss Martha Boen-
H. =. Newman and w. A. CohiIl
Mr. and Mrs. John Melvin Osborne have
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Poston TenIey-
town, where they will be pleased to see
their friends before starting for their fu-
| ture home in West Virginia.
Mrs. leila Duncan entertained last even
Ing, assisted by her daughter Mrs Mary
Abbie. just arrived from Berlin, where she
| has been residing for the past two wears
| The gathering was in honor of their life
long friend and former townsman from
Lancaster. Ohio, DR.. George A. Hartman.
surgeon general of the Grand Army of
| the Republic; Mrs. Anna s. Hamilton.
past president Of the Department of
the Potomac Relief Corps, and Theodore
w. Tallmadge. aide-de-camp on the staff of
the commander-in-chief Gen. John c.
Black, all of whom have been on duty dur
| ing the annual encampment of the Depart
ment of the Potomac.
q
street, has cards out for Friday, February
5, at o'clock.
Since the recent destruction of their q
street home by fire Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Bar
nard and family are located at 80 r street
| northwest, where they will be pleased to
see their friends
Mrs. Llewellyn Eliot, assisted by Miss
Maye Eliot, Mrs Edith Crump, Miss Lam
caster of Maryland and Mrs. Alexander R.
Lewis of New Brunswick, N. j. held her
first day at home yesterday. She will re-
ceive again February II.
Miss Maud Thornhill Porter and Mrs. Ed
ward Cohen. 1908 10th street, gave tea in
honor of Miss Louise Mordecai yesterday
In the receiving party were Mrs. Alfred
Mordeeai, Mrs. Varney, Mrs. Charles F.
Humphrey, Mrs. Charles Rocker. Mrs.
Leigh Robinson. Mrs Karl Langenbeck.
Mrs. Capron, Miss Amber, Miss Clara Bald
win, Miss Miriam Crosby. Miss Anne
Brown, Miss Jean Loring, the Misses
Rocker and the Misses Humphrey.
Some of the dinner hosts tonight will be
Representative and Mrs. Sibley, Rear Ad-
| miral and Mrs. Chester, who are entertain
Ing for Secretary Moody. and Senator and
Mrs. Dryden.
Miss Miller will give large theater party
tonight, followed by supper at Rauschers
Miss ]. c. Gouldman. daughter of John
F. Gouldman Of Fredericksburg Va, was
married Wednesday night last to Mr. s. L.
| Outnam Of this city. The ceremony took