Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-09
IN THE GAY SOCIAL NH|RL.
Mrs. Charles ]. Badgers Re-
ception Yesterday-Card
Parties And Teas

Mrs. Charels J. Badger, wife of
Commander Badger, U. 5. N, gave
one of the most beautiful teas that
have ever been given, yesterday after
noon from TO 6 at their home on
Upshur Row, Naval Academy.
Mrs. Badger was gowned in hand
some golden brown silk. Those assist
ing her to receive in the parlor were
Mrs. Brownson, wife of Captain
Browson, u. S. N, Mrs. Hutchins,
wife of Commander Hutchins, u. S.
N, former commandant at the Naval
Academy. Mrs. Jeffers served punch
in the large hall. Mrs. Dodge, Mrs.
Poyer and Mrs. Lowndes assisted in
the dining room, also Miss Cutler,
Miss Brownson, Miss Randall, Miss
Bull, of Newport; Miss Miles, Mrs.
Rndall, Mrs. Fullam. and Mrs.
Bogart.
The dining room was beautifully
decorated, the color scheme being
pink and green. On the table was a
very artistic centerpiece of carnations,
with trailing asparagus vines falling
gracefully from the chandelier. Many
of the ices represented cherries in the
beautiful red fruit of which were ices,
punch or frappe. Mrs. d odge served
frappe and Mrs. JefferS presided at the
punch bowl. Among those present
we're: Commander and Mrs. Halsey,
Prof. and Mrs. Terry, Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs. Huse, Lieut. Com
mander and Mrs. Dewey, Mrs. III. X.
Hines, Miss Bancroft, Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs. Traut, Lieut.. and Mrs. G. G.
Michel, Lieut.. and Mrs. Trench,
Prof. and Mrs. Marion, Prof and
Mrs. Wilmer, Miss Fell, Mrs. Brook,
Miss Handy, Mrs Bailliere, Mrs
Wells, Colonel Tilton, Miss Rosalie
Porter, Admiral and Mrs. Schouler,
Prof. and Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Le-
Breton, Miss LeBreton, Prof. and Mrs
Brown, DIR. and Mrs. Ames, Lieu
tenant Tarrant, Lieutenant Rockwell,
Lieutenant Cotton, the Misses An
drews, Mrs. Tisdale, Mrs. Mccoy,
Mrs. Jones, Miss Nan Owen, Admiral
and Mrs. .Schouler, Major and Mrs.
Doyen, Mrs Gearing, Mrs. Merriam,
Mrs. Handy, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. ID.
r. Magruder.
The Cottillion Club at st. Johns
College gave the third of its series of
dances last night in the College gym
Major Thompson, u. S. A., retired,
received with Mr.. Z. Padgett, of the
Senior Glass. Mrs. Thompson wore
a becoming dress of black net over
black silk. The gymnasium was at
tractiyely decorated, and the floor was
in prime condition. Among those
present were: Miss Thompson, Miss
Brook, Miss Worthington, Miss
Rachel Claude, Miss Hodges, Miss
Ward, Miss Randall, Miss Cutler,
Miss Green, Miss Steele, Miss Gary,
Miss Fullam, Miss Ames, Miss Tai
colt, Miss Brown, Miss Wilson, Miss
Burwell, Miss Wells, Miss White
houser, Messrs. Mikell, Melvin, Igle-
hart, Lieutenant Iglehart, Cutler,
Neville, Green, Halbert, Scarborough,
Riggin, Duval, Jamison, Marye, Wal
ton, Smith, Clark, Wilmer, Parsons.
Pope, Harrison 4. Harm, Rouse, Pro-
fessor CLARK, Hopkins, Devries, Gore
Mrs Hutchins, wife of Commander
Hutchins, former commandant of the
Naval Academy, is the guest of Mrs
Charles J. Badger, at her home on
Upshur Row, Naval Academy.
The Misses Claude were at home
yesterday afternoon at their home on
st. Johns street from 4 to 6. As
sisting them to receive were Miss
Worhtington, Miss Edgerton, of Balti-
more, Miss Howard, Miss Jenkins, of
Baltimore. The room was decorated
with Christmas green's and looked
very attractive. There were many
callers.
Mr.. Robert Emmits, of New Roch-
ellie, N. Y, is -isiting friends here.
Miss Greiner, of Philadelphia. who
has been visiting Miss Mamie Owen,
has left here for visit to Baltimore.
Miss Roxena Johnson, of Washing
ton, ID. c., is visiting friends in this
city
Miss Eleanor Scraven, of Savanna,
Ca, who for some time past has been
visiting her sisters, the Misses Buch-
anan, on Maryland avenue, and who
few days ago left for visit to
relati res in Baltimore, has returned
" annapolis.
Miss Bull, of Newport, is the guest
of Miss Bessie Badger, at her home
Upshur Row, Naval Academy.
Miss Charlotte Gearing gave card
party this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
her home on College avenue. The
game played was Pitt, which seems
to be more popular now than any
other card game.
Mrs. Theodore Woolsey Johnson, wife
of Professor Johnson, of the Naval
Academy, has left cards for an informal
studio tea at The Martin House" East
street, January 18th, from 4 to 6 p. m.
Fhis is the third tea Mrs. Johnson has