Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
OF A wELL-KNoWN
wAsHINGToNIAN.
Mr.. and Miss Ridgely and Capt. and
Mrs. Beach Give Dinner
Notes.


McCammon of this city, to Miss A. e.
| Murray, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
| r. Murray of Philadelphia. Mr.. Mccain
| mon, in addition to being among the
| most popular young men in society, has a
| great reputation at golf. He was a men,
Der of the class Of 80 at Princeton and
| belongs to the Metropolitan and Chevy
Chase clubs of this city.
Mr. William Barrett Ridgely, controller
of the currency, and his daughter. Miss
| Katherine Ridgely, entertained at dinner
| last night, their guests being the Speaker
| of the House and Miss Cannon, Senator
| and Mrs. Cullom, Senator Fairbanks, Sem
| ator Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fos-
| ter, Representative Hit, Mrs. Audenried.
| Mr.. William Slater, Miss Lucy Kean Mrs.
John Rodgers and Miss Fisher.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey are in New
| York for a short visit.
Count and Countess Gezycki, who sail
tomorrow for France, are at the Waldorf
| Astoria.
Prof and Mrs. Henry st. George Tucker
| entertained at tea yesterday afternoon
| in honor of Mrs. John Randolph Tucker
| or Virginia, mother of the host. Mrs.
John w. Foster and Mrs. James Garfield
/ were with the hostess.
! held at the New Willard ball room We'd
nesday evening, and great success
| from every point of view. At different
| times in the past the several clubs and fra
tern1tleS have given dances and balls, but
| at this event 1t was the first time that all
! the departments, classes clubs and fra
| ternities have combined in giving a social
| function. In appointing the committees
| every class was given an equal number or
| representatives.
| The proceeds Of the ball will be devoted
| to the varsity crew. During the four
years that the Blue and GRAY have been
represented on the water the dearth of
| funds has been the greatest drawback to
| the boat club, but last years great showing
| made at Poughkeepsie when the men from
the Heights finished second to Cornell and
| easily rowed away from Wisconsin, Penn
| sylvania, Syracuse and Columbia, has add
ed much to the attractiveness of aquatics
among the students and another great
eight may be developed
The patronesses were Mrs G. C. Reid
Mrs. G. w. B. Cortelyou, Mrs. G. E. Ham
ilton. Mrs. E. w. Reisinger, Mrs r. E.
Golden Donaldson, Mrs. G. L. Magruder
Mrs. L. E. McComas, Mrs. w. F. Byrnes
Mrs. ]. J. Barry, Mrs. F. A Newell, Mrs.
c. A. Diggs, Mrs. A. A. Hirst, Mrs. c. r.
bert, Mrs A. E. Acker, Mrs. Shirley w.
Bowles, Mrs. Henry May, Mrs. Harry M.
Clabaugh, Mrs w. Giery Morgan, Mrs.
George Bliss, Mrs. Seth Shepard and Mrs.
The committee on arrangements was COM
posed of the following: John H. Ryan, 1904,
law, chairman; Joseph F. Barry. 1907, medi-
cal, secretary; Joseph McManus 1904, law
treasurer John M. Monahan, 1905. medical:
Samuel H. Apperious, 1907, medical, and
Maurice Gelpi. 1905, college.
The following served on the reception
committee College-Seth Shepard, 1904; H.
v. Carlin. 1904; J. v. H. Beary, 1904; E. s.
Monahan, 1905; John Parrot, 1905: w. H.
Graham, 1903; James Morgan. 1905; NJ. P;
Mahoney, 1905; F. L. McGettigan, 1906;
Thomas Mccain, 1907; ]. A. Carey, 1907,
and E. A. Burgunes, 1907 Law-P. ".
Bowling, 1904; j. F. Heffernan, 1904 J. F.
Murphy, 1904; w. F. Donaldson, 1905; E. j.
Pagan. 1905; H. H. Ham, 1906: Thomas
Kirby, jr.. 1905; r. E. Crowley, 1906 F. S.
MeCandish, 1906; p A. Slattery, 1906 Medi-
cal-E. L. Qugley, 1904; j. j. Mccormick
1904; F. w. Roman, 1904 j. p. Jarboe,r 1906;
REYNOLDS Hayden, 1905; c. I. Griffith, 1905;
s. H. Titus, Victor Riley. 1906; T. H. Ken
nedy, 1907; A. Reynard, 1907; ]. s. Murrin,
1907 Dental-J. P. Coney, 1904, and Joseph
Reilly, 1904. Alumni-Dr. E. w. Reisinger,
DR.. John Hussey, DR.. w. c. Gwynn, DIR. H.
j. Crosson, DR.. T. E. Lowe, DIR. M. M. Dol
mage, H. r. Cover, r. j. Watkins. George
OConnor, John Hamilton and Leo P. Har-
low.
Capt. and Mrs. Beach entertained at din
ner last night. Among their guests were
Baron and Baroness Bussche, Mrs. Clover,
Miss Riggs, Mr.. Maurice Gregg of Balti-
niob+ C,n+ 80 NJ -, III a. ~
tar+ai, 81 -; 80 10 D ., WIN asaih en-
90 a. oiiiei anu lhealei party alter
A ,,oo.
"a pieasaae SUI use party was given Weo-
n ne essh aI April L. at the residence
~ ot MI anu MIS-. r. a. russell, 40 otn
e. .ne oScasloh pelhs IN honor Oh the
loi mel pI thoay. VOCAL ana instrument
a. lnusic WAS ienuereo curing the evening"
aiel VINO" Inc refreshments We're served
among lhose present We're MI and Mrs.
T. Russe!i' MI. ana Mrs u H. King, Mr.
Siu MI george bIair, MI and MRS
MISS Ruth hng, MISS BLAIR, Miss Bearnice
6iar, MISS Feak, MISS Russeii, MI. George
Z Dialr, Jr., MT James Blair Mr. harry
y. bruher ana MastersJohn Paui Russell
MISS anna n. chapman has returned
=
-, i oos.uhe uaHce Was gwen by the
10 lao q oi Ao Ce louise buno NO T. u:
-. .. n, at St 1eseph nan; ldonday, April
i - Two plies were re; awarded TO the best
no 6eina oos.u UNI ne Winners were HAN
no i'1 St 4nu W. ., 4>rGheI. Inc Judges
Welgman Dancing was enjoyed by large
a