Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MANY NOTABLE COMPANIES EN-
TERTAINED AT DINNER.
Engagement Of Cousin Of Bishop Satter-
lee Announced-Person Notes
Of Interest.

VI A4ASSASSSs
The admiral of the navy and Mrs. Dewey
/ entertained at dinner Saturday evening,
and had as their guests the Secretary OF
War and Mrs Taft. the Secretary Of the
Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock, the Secretary
Of Agriculture, Senator and Mrs. Elkins,
Senator Warren, Mrs. Longworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. De Koven, Mr.. and Mrs. Wadsworth,
Miss Patten, Commander and Mrs. Wood
and Mrs. Lodge, the latter taking the place
Of the hostess, who is suffering from an at
tack of grip and is confined to her bed. Mrs.
Dewey will consequently be unable to re-
ceive tomorrow.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Nor
ton were Saturday evening entertained at
dinner by Senator and Mrs. Culom, who
invited to meet them the Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Shaw, the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor and Mrs Metcalf, the
Chinese minister, Senator Allison, Senator
Doliver, Senator and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr..
Rldgely, Mr.. Cotton Miss Ridgely, Miss
Williams of Chicago, Mrs. Shaw of Califor-
mia, niece of the hostess, Miss Cannon,
Mrs. Curtis and Miss Fisher
Gen. and Mrs. Draper entertained din
ner company Saturday evening, which in
cluded the Attorney General the Spanish
minister, Senator and Mrs. Foraker Sena-
LUZ anu Anger, zen. ana MIS-. Cld1ISS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Riggs Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Legare, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson
Page, Miss Morton, Miss Carlisle, Miss
Townsend. Miss Elizabeth Kean, Miss
Holmes, Mr.. Herbert Dering, Mr.. Frank
Mitchell and Mr.. Carlisle.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert H. Wood of
Bloomingdale rendered complimentary
| dinner Friday evening to Mr.. Frank Meyer
OF indianapolis. Among those invited to
meet him were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hursh,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flicker Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Olds, Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Parker
MISS Edith Barker, Miss Arabella White,
Miss Kate Olds, Miss Grace MelIin, Mr..
Philip Addison and Mr.. Milton c. White
DR.. Francis LIE Roy satterlee has issued
invitations for the marriage of his daugh-
Ter Miss Laura Satterlee, to Tracy Ayers
Johnson, on Tuesday, February IA, at 3
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
DR.. William H. Huntington, the rector
MISS christine Biddle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward R. Biddle. will be the only
prldal attendant Reginald johnson will
be his brothers best man. and the ushers
Guy Van Amringe, H. Wilmerding Biddle,
| Hugh X. Milliken and Robert Swan of New
| York and Albert Hale and William "
Higgins of Boston. The bride is cousin
| of Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee of Washing
| ton, while the bridegroom is a kinsman of
| j. Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs. David Butterfield of New York is
the guest of General and Mrs. Gillespie.
| Mrs. Stanley Matthews entertained at
| luncheon Saturday, when her guests in
GUIDED Mrs. Peckham, Mrs. Holmes Mrs
A!ger Mrs Mcmillan, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
P!nchot Mrs. Chaffee, Mrs. Anderson Mrs
Pierce. Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Bradley. Mrs
| Sehenck and Miss Mitchell
The engagement has been announced of
! Midshipman Raymond Rodgers Nelson, son
| OF Mrs. Louis Nelson and grandson of the
| late Rear Admiral Rodgers of this city, to
MISS Mary Park, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nllilam Gray Park of PittSburg and New
| York. Mr.. Nelson is member of this
years class at the Naval Academy.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Miss Annie Afghan at her home, 100 Quincy
street northeast, Friday evening The even
| ing was pleasantly spent in games and
vocal and instrumental music, after which
refreshments were served. The young peo-
pie then INDUCED in dancing until a late
! hour. Among those present were the Misses
Frances Bennett, Edna Lanvoid, Marguerite
| Hunt, Mae Touey, Marguerite CrandalI An
| nie Gaghan Kathryn O'Dea, Loretto Fitz-
gerald and Mae Tobn, and Messrs LLOYD
| SudWarth, VIII Touey, Albert Scholes, Arne
Solem, Frank Marsden, Tom Fitzgerald
courtney Taggart, Harold Williams and
Harry Parker.
Mrs. H. M. Hogg, wife of Representative
! Hogg of Colorado will not receive tomor-
| 4,
| assisted by Mrs. Fred bennett
The regular January dance of the Ross
| burg Club of the Maryland Agricultural
College was held in the college hall on Fri
| day evening. The hall was profusely dec
GRATED with American flags On the stage
camp scene was presented, the tents being
pitched beneath standing trees, with a camu
fire and an 1ngeniously arranged moon.
During one dance the lights in the hall were
turned off and the dance was finished under
fha soft icrI,f
| A f1agpole stood beside one of the tents and
at the sound of 'reveille'' sleepy soldier
| boy emerged from his tent and raised the
American flag. The dancers then all Joined
| In singing The Star Spangled Banner and
| the orchestra changed the music to accom-
pany the song. The guests were received by
| Mrs. Thomas Fl. Spence and Major White
OF the cadet battalion Among those pres
ent were the Misses Berry, Royce Williams,
Thompson, Woodwork, M. E. Carr, r. Carr,
| Burnside, WEIGH, Councilman Ford Jones
Rallentine, Green, Clagett, Topper, H Kerr,
]. Kerr, c. Joyce, NJ. Joyce, Ray, Wright,
Roberts, A. Carr, Billopp, Baird, Collins,
Pearce, NJ. King, A. King, Hazel, Kean,
Childs, E. Barrows, c. Barrows, Shove,
Humphrey, Lewis. Hardell Lake, Craxton.
Legge, Grochette. Sill, Hyde, Emory, Heat
| ty, Tomlin, Fuller and Mesdames WEIGH,
| Burnside, Turner, King, Barrows, Owens,
Calvert and Ray.
Capt. ]. c. Cockey, president; Lieut.. ]. N.
| Mackall, vice president; Capt ]. A Krentz-
lin, secretary; Major w. White, treasurer.
very pretty wedding took place
| Wednesday morning, January %, at st.
| Dominics Church, when Miss Sarah Aud
ley and Mr.. Michael Hennesy were mar
| ried with a nuptial mass by Rev. Father
| Heffner. The young and pretty bride was
| gowned in a blue travelling suit and wore
a white picture hat of panne velvet with
| white plumes. She was attended by her
sister. Miss Nora Audley, who was gowned
| in light blue crepe and wore a picture hat
of light blue chiffon and plumes. Mr.. John
Guerin was best man. The bridal party
returned to the residence of the bride s
| sister, Mrs. NJ J. Whelan, where a we'd
ding breakfast served. Mr.. and Mrs
| Hennesy left at noon for an extended
| trip north and will be at home after March
| 1 at 4:35 18th street southeast.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper will not be at
| home until February IA.
| Mrs and Miss Townsend, 2021 Kalorama
avenue, were hostesses at attractive tea
| Thursday afternoon from to Z. Army,
navy and resident society were quite large
ly represented. The ladies assisting were
| MrS MrS