Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-08
THE WORBD OF SOCIETY
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| THE WUhhU VI SUGlEIY
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Senator and Mrs. spooner. Senator and
Mrs Aidries or and Mrs c sll' M the
Mrs. william Alden Smith. Representative
Dinsmore, Mrs John Timmons. Mr..
Cheshire and Mr. Charles Goodwin Ben
nett go
Mrs. L. w. Ketchum, formerly Of this
city. is spending the winter In Napa county.
Cal Her. dauglt er. Mrs. Edwin d. New
P. l. I'd
Mrs. George III: Ross, 1898 goth street
Thursdays. Fehenary ii and IS, when she
will be pleased fo see all her friends
Mrs. G. G. Mortis has gone to staunton,
va, for ten days visit
Mrs r. l.. Campbell and her daughter.
Mrs. Willard e. Buell. Of 1439 Howard ave-
assisted by Mrs. NJ Ross Fushburn and
Mrs George U. Rose jr.
Mrs. James ]. Richardson will be at home
at the Gordon tomorrow.
Miss Alma Edwards of Niagara Falls is
4 visiting her cousin, Mrs Genevra e. Nairn
Mrs. Ebenezer J. Hill will be at home in
formally at the Cochran tomorrow for the
last time this season.
Mr.. Ashby Henry of Philadelphia and st.
Adams is the guest of Capt. Stockton
Heth, at his residence on Massachusetts,
avenue
Mrs. w. L. Jones, Mrs. F. w. Cushman
and Mrs. w E. Humphrey, assisted by Mrs.
Thomas Sammons and Mrs. n. L. Rose,
| will receive for the last time this season
this afternoon, between 8 and 6 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Jones, 81 B street north
east.
Representative and Mrs. sibley were also
dinner hosts Saturday night. their company
including Senator and Mrs. Clarence d.
Clark. Senator and Mrs. Quarles Senator
Willard and Miss Willard, Representative
and Mrs. Grosvenor, Mrs. Metcalf the AS
Sistant Postmaster General and Mrs
Wynne. Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Warner and
Mr.. and Mrs. William. c. Wilson.
Gen. and Mrs. Draper had dining with
them Saturday night the Russian ambaS-
sador, the Secretary of the Navy, Senator
and Mrs. Lodge. the charge d'affaires OF
Italy and the Countess de Cellere. Senator
and Mrs. Alger, Senator and Mrs. Dryden,
Mrs Daniel Manning, Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Draper. Mrs. Warder, Mrs. Longworth.
Miss Wadsworth. Miss Ward, Miss Town
| SenQ, Mr RdlkeS OF the BRUSH embassy,
DR.. Neff and Mr.. George Otis Draper.
Miss Shaw daughter of the Secretary OF
the Treasury is entertaining a former
| Moines. Iowa. and entertained at
luncheon of twenty covers for her Satur-
| day.
l The Austrian Ambassador and Nine Hen
gelmuller gave dinner Saturday night,
| which was followed by the last of the even
ing receptions they will hold this winter.
The guests at the dinner were the French
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand. Mrs. Ho-
bart, Mrs. Beach-Grant, Mrs. Robert Pat
terson: the minister from Denmark, the
| minister from Switzerland, Senator and
| Mrs. Wetmore. Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Legare, Miss Alice Roosevelt,
Miss Lawrence, Miss Sheriff. Representa-
| tive Hit, Count Hoyas and Percy Wynd-
ham of the British embassy The ambas-
sador and wife are going to New York to-
day to participate in the gayeties there the
rest of the season II
Mrs A. Maurice Low will not be at home
| tomorrow Oh"
The friends of Miss Marie Lawton gave
| her a surprise party at the home Of her
parents, 1875 r street, Saturday evening.
| Refreshments were served, and Miss LIE
Cain and Mr.. Ross played the piano for
dancing. Among those present were Misses
Mary Lawton, Esther Lawton. Edna Gil
bert. Evelyn Booth, LYDIA Gheen Nellie LIE
4
Ethel Weigant, and Messrs VIM. brennan.
| Orlander Smith, LIE Roy McCafferty. Frank
Wheeler. Ross ard Thomas Doran.
Mrs. c. D. Van Duzer. wife Of Repre-
sentative Van Duzer of Nevada, will be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs. F. Baker Weaver. 1888 31st street,
will not be at home tomorrow
The Wisconsin Association held a recep-
| ton Saturday night at the Hotel Dewey.
| The president of the association and MRS.
II A. TAYLOR received with Vice President
| Parkinson Representative and Mrs. Adj
| ANS Representative and Mrs Brown, Rep
| resentative and Mrs. Often and Mrs II. A
Cooper received the guests About $40
| badger people were presented FoLoWins
| the reception vocal selections were rem
i dered by Mrs Oyerman, wife of Senator
Overman of North Carolina. and Mrs. G. |.
Dickerman of Michigan. A humorous reci-
tation was given by Miss Louise Burolck
the program, closing with the virginia
reel
Mrs Lilley of 1901 18th street will not re-
ceive tomorrow 9
The commissioner of patents and Mrs.
| Allen entertained at dinner Saturday even
| ing in compliment to the Secretary Of the
Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock. The other
guests were the minister of Panama and
Nine Bunau-Varilla, Major General and
| Mrs. Gillespie. Rear Admiral and Mrs
Chester. Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding and Mr..
| and Mrs. John W. Foster.
| The congressional ladies of the Riggs
| House will receive tomorrow from to g.
| The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Ratcliff
Foster. daughter of Senator Foster of
Louisiana, to Mr.. Harry Ohio Pennick of
Charlton, Iowa. took place January % at
Franklin, Pa. The bride was escorted by
her father and attended by her sister, Miss
Rose Foster. Immediately after the cere-
mony the party proceeded to the country
home of Senator Foster at Dixie plantation
one mile from Franklin, where a splendid
banquet was spread for the large gathering
| of friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs PEN
nick will spend part OF their honeymoon
In Washington. and reached here yesterday
They are stopping at the Cochran.