Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-11

Cassini entertained at luncheon yesterday
at the embassy. their guests being Baron
Gevers, the Belgian minister and Baron
ess Moncheur. Miss Langham, Miss Carow,
Vicomte de Alte, Mrs. Keep, Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Legare, Miss Robson, Miss Rhodes.
Miss Hagner. the Russian consul general of
| New York, NJ. Ladyjensky and his daugh-
| ter, Mile. Ladyjersky; Colonel Rospowpow
and NJ. Gutowski of the embassy.
Mrs. James I. McCallum will give tea
| Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin r. Tillman, jr.,
| the latter formerly Miss Lucy Frances
| Picken Dugan of South Carolina. who have
been on their wedding trip, are now here on
a visit to Senator and Mrs. Tillman.
Mrs Jeanette Stern announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Sadie to Mr. Otto
| E. Woerner of Jackson, Tenn AT nome
| Thursday evenings during the months OF
| January and February.
Mrs. George w. Prince of 1873 Park street
will not receive today, but will be at home
| January 10 and %
| Mr. and Mrs Alfred Y. Adams of Cleve-
| land Park entertained Thursday evening,
January 8. A program arranged py MI.
J. A B.. Hay and Mrs L. r. May was as
| follows: Harp solo, Miss B. Rust; original
| poem, Mr.. A. Pilling; vocal solo. Miss Will
| son; Mrs. l.. F. May read a humorous Sc
| lection. accompanied Oh the piano Dy MI
Hay. Then followed sunflower dance by SIX
children, after which refreshments were
served Those present were Colonel j. G.
| Hopkins and wife, General La Costee ana
| wife, Captain c. c. Campbell and wife
| Messrs. Cash, Gray Haubt and Hay and
| Misses Adams Lewis Tate and Duval.
| Mrs. Mary c. wenner of 1928 18th street
northwest. has issued cards announcing the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Anna ELIZA
| beth Wenner to Mr. William c. Poston
this afternoon at $50 o'clock. The cere.
mony was performed at the parsonage OF
| Mount Vernon M. E. Church, south 10y
| Rev Forrest ]. Prettyman pastor. After
| southern trip Mr. and Mrs: Poston VIII
be at home after January q at l9ll l
| street northwest
Mrs. John Wilbur Dwight will receive
| Tuesdays in January.
| Mrs. II. L. Frazier Of 125 street north
| west. will not be at home Monday, January
| IL.
| Mrs. and Miss Campbell 1741 N street.
| will not be at home tomorrow, out Will
receive January 10 and on the nrst ana
| third Tuesdays of February.
Mr. and Mrs George Westinghouse closed
Solitude" their Pittsburg home last week
| returning in their private car to New ork
| They entertained continuously While tnere'
| both at large and small functions Ihey
were accompanied by Miss Brocklebank
| who resumed his studies at Yale.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Colliflower en-
tertained at their home, 40S A street SOUTH
| east Friday evening the friends of their
| son Joseph and daughter Lille. Inc occa-
sion was in celebration Of Master Joseph
| eleventh birthday and Miss Lilies elghth.
| The juvenile throng enjoyed music ana
! games until late hour. Refreshments
| were served at 10 o'clock and the young
| party entered into the contest for the pres
| ents contained in the traditional birthday
cakes which occupied conspicuous places
on the beautifully appointed table. Each
| birthday cake contained ring. Miss Ruth
| Petit was the recipient of the present from
Master Josephs cake and Master Edward
| Lynch receive the ring from Miss Lille S
| cake Those present included Mrs. c. E.
| Colliflower, Mr.. and Mrs. James Collifiower,
Harry Collifiower, l.. o. Castell. the Rev
| John Bowling. Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Petit,
Mrs. Callahan, Miss Callahan, Mrs. Mont
| gomery. Messrs. Ernest. James. George and
| Joseph CoIlifiower, Mcguire. Manning, Slat-
terry and Cooksey. Misses Annie, Mary,
| Nellie and Lille Colliflower and Louise
| Ferguson. Masters Joseph Rowan, Edward
]. Castell. Fulton Smith. Walter Keech,
James Bayly Ernest Trip. Raymond
Luckett, David Gardiner, Oscar Luckett.
| Robert Petit, Louis Dorsey, Edward
| Lynch Robert Lynch. Earl Ogden, William
| Brown. Eugene Callahan and George Mont
! gomery jr., Misses Mildred Peck, May
| Walsh, Edith Patterson. Myrtle keech,
Bertha Keech. Loretta Raymond, Edith
| Fitch, Rhea Harris, Ruth Ripley, May
| Bayly, Ruth Petit, Estelle Turner, Mar
| garet Murray, Margaret Connolly, Amy,
Katie and Eta Brown, May Murray, Hazel
Calhoun and Grace Middleton
Mr.. Allen, commissioner of patents will
give a reception this evening from to II
at his residence on K street in honor of
| Mr.. Frederick w. Steward.
Miss Unschuld, the well known Austrian
pianist, will play Wednesday afternoon at
the Austro-Hungarian embassy. Through
a clerical error the invita- tons have been
sent out to an lat home from to
o'clock, whereas they ought to read "a
O'Clock" the entertainment being a musical
steal and not an afternoon tea.
At the Highlands tonight Senator Fulton
OF Oregon will entertain at dinner Senator
Mitchell, Senator Scott, Senator Lodge
Senator Fairbanks. Senator Dolliver Sena-
tor Foraker and Speaker Cannon.
Mrs. Elias Deemer. wife of Representative
Deemer of Pennsylvania, and the Misses
Deemer will receive January - and the re-
naming Tuesdays in January at $50 18th
street.
Miss Thompson, 1922 New York avenue
will be at home Friday, January Is.
Miss CorneHa Lloyd of Capitol Hill has so
lar recovered from her severe injuries re-
ceived two weeks ago that she is able to sit
up few hours each day. Her broken arm
will be disabled for several weeks.
Mrs Schley, wife of Rear Admiral Schley,
is confined to her home by a bad cold
Mrs Isidor Grosner of 939 Massachusetts
avenue northwest will be at home informal
ly on Thursdays during the season.
Mrs. Henry Beard and Miss Beard will be
at home tomorrow and the 26th and will
have with them Mrs. Cassius e. Gillette
Mrs A. NJ Fishel. 72S 18th street, at home
Wednesday evenings.
Mrs. William II. Dan and Mrs. H S.
Lathrop gave a progressive euchre and
Welsh rarebit' party Saturday night
Misses Maria Parker and Emily Baker won
ladies' first and second prizes. while Messrs
Robt N. Harper and H. w. Van Sender
won gentlemen's prizes.
Mrs. Robert Baker will be at home on
Saturdays during January at her house.
1888 21st street northwest.
Mrs Ebenezer J. Hill will be at home in
formally a Cochran Ia