Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-17

white satin, brocaded in large gold roses,
| and it will be trimmed with falls of Brus-
sells lace on the bodice and down the front
width of the skirt
Mrs j. West Roosevelt is a house guest
at the White House.
| Mrs. Dryden gave a luncheon of twenty
| covers today, when her guests were Mrs.
| E,kins, Mrs. Foraker. Mrs. Spooner. Mrs.
Kean. Mrs. Alger, Mrs. Griggs, Mrs. Ho-
| bart, Mrs. Audenried, Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs.
~ M;ss Butler Mrs Sheldon, Miss k M;r
Stevens, Mrs Pike, Mrs. Bates, Miss Kin
sey and Mrs. Kuser.
| Mr.. and Mrs John w Foster gave a
| dinner of twenty covers last night in honor
| of the German ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg, who went later to the
| White House.
George B. Cortelyou, republican national
| chairman, and Mrs. Cortelyou who have
been in the south of Europe for several
weeks, are expected to reach Boston on
their return trip next Tuesday or Wednes-
| day. They probably will be in Washington
next Thursday.
| Mrs. F. Fuger and Miss Fuger will be
at home, No. 1916 10Th street northwest,
Tuesdays, February p and %.
Mrs. Andrew Melville Reid of Baltimore
>.
| James F. Barbour of this city. Fourteen
| covers were laid, and the decorations fol-
| loved a Louis XVI design. The table was
festooned with garlands of La France roses
XVI vases filled with La France roses and
tied with large Louis XVI bowknots The
dinner cards were festoons of roses, which
encircled the glasses, and the ices repre-
sented Louis XVI boxes surrounded by
candy bowknotS in pink, corresponding wl<h
the La France roses.
DR.. and Mrs. Reuling gave a luncheon
today for Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour, before
their departure for home
Senator and Mrs. Depew will give a din
ne: tonight.
Miss Susie E. Townsend and Mr.. George
H. Blakeslee, both of Washington, were
married Wednesday evening at the home
OF the brides sister, Mrs. John c. Wagner,
Bloomsbury avenue, Gainesville, Md. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. F. D. An
derson. Miss Elizabeth Wagner, niece of
the bride, was flower girl. Following the
Mr.. and Mrs. Blakeslee left for wedding
trip to New York. They will reside on
pennsylvania avenue southeast, this city.
Last nights dancing party was at the
home of the counselor of the French en-
bassy and Nine. des Portes de la Fosse. It
was preceded by a dinner at which the
guests were Miss Morton Miss May Miss
Cobb. Miss Holmes Miss Conrad, Miss
Mitchell. Miss de Koven Miss Walker-Mar-
tinez, Miss Crosby, Miss Morgan-Hill, Wis.,
count de Chambrun and Count Sala of the
French embassy; Sgnor Montagna and Sig
nor Borghetti of the Italian embassy, Mr..
Rubida Itchy Of the Austrian embassy
Captain Langhorne, Lieutenant Martin,
Lima E. Silva of the legation of Brazil Van
Ness Philip and Henry May, jr Miss
Roosevelt was among those who came later
for the dance.
A q lac iOhf
In honor of her house guests, ex-Attorney
General and Mrs. Griggs, when the others
present We're Attorney General Moody the
solicitor general and Mrs. Hoyt Colonel
and Mrs. Kuser, Mrs. Hobart and Admiral
Kenney. Afterward the party went to the
White House reception.
Mrs. J. Lewis, 434 9th street northeast
gave a dinner Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 10, in honor of her son Franks TWEEN
tyfourth birthday, the members of the D.
l.. T. CluD beng the special guests of the
occasion. The entire house was prettilv
decorated in red, white and blue and after
dinner dancing was INDUCED in, Mr.. Frank
Lewis carrying off the honors in a prize
tWo-step. Among those present were Mr.
ana Mrs John L. Neurath, Mr.. and Mrs
George Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Boteler
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards Mr.. and Mrs H. L.
Otto, Mr.. and Mrs. p Hettenheimer Mrs
Carrie Tune, Mrs. j. Lewis. Mrs. O.Dav
Mrs Daily, Misses Roberta NJ Weber. 81
Lewis, e. Rest, NJ. Lewis, X. Lewis, Ethel
Howell. and Messrs. Frank Lewis. J. W.
Bowie, e. Gordon, Walter Hines. +, Wac
ner, Charles Powell, Frank Hines. Fred
Lewis. Q. Prangley F. Lewis, 10. PraneIev
and Lewis o. Bowie.
Mrs. Ross Thompson will not receive To-
morrow. ~
Miss Page Booker of Charlottesville Va
- Vlsillng MRS Richard Towson for the in
The Misses Breuninger will be at boue
Saturday, February %. 1o
A pretty valentine party was given r,,as-
Gay night at the home of Mrs r. W. Chris
.lah' $50 lth street northeast Games were
ilouiseo IN until a late hour. Refreshments
were served. Those present were Arthur
Baker, Ida Dunn Ernest Taylor, Matte
COOK, John Harvey, Harriet Clafiin Arthur
HyIer, Mabel Frantz, Gwynette Christian,
Abner K. Wright, Marie Movers. Arnew
Meyers, Eva Cox, Edward Wills, Kathryn
Murphy and Cornelius Moody.
Mrs. Willis Moore will not be home to-
morrow, but will receive February %.
Mrs. William W. Townsend and Mrs.
Gardner will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs Atkinson, wife of Capt. B. w.
Atkinson, 9th Regiment, United States In
fantry, is visiting her parents, Gen. and
Mrs H. G. Gibson 1904 Washington circle.
At the residence of Mrs A. z. Kurtz
Rev Frederick H. Houden, rector of ST.
Johns Church, Georgetown, performed the
marriage ceremony for Miss Mary Etcher
and Mr.. Mather E. Ball. both Of Leesburg.
Va, Wednesday at noon. Miss Mamie Kurt
and Mr. John Kurtz attended the couple. !
A dinner and dance were given at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. John Colline.
1923 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, in hon
or Of the birthday of Miss Rosie Schwartz
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs CLAYTON
Miss Carrie Hammer. Baltimore, Nd; Miss
Mamie List. Baltimore Md. Miss Bes-
sic Allunger, Miss Pearl Walker, Miss Vfo-
let Lyles, Miss Annie Davis. Miss Fannie
Wilkinson, Miss May Joy, Mr.. Oliver Young
Mr.. Wallace Landon, Mr. Thomas Miller
Mr.. ]. V. Burk. Mr. Charles Lustig, Mr..
Redginald Franks, Mr. w. Harry Miller.
Mr.. w. L. Brown.
Mrs. Oliver c. Hine will not be at home
tomorrow, but will receive Saturday, Feb
ruary 25
Mrs. Richard Bartholdt, wife of Repre-
sentative Bartholdt, will be at home. 1746 |
NJ street northwest, for the last time this |
season tomorrow from to g.
Mrs. Littlewood will not be at home on |
the remaining Mondays in February.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Marion King arrived |