Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
RECENT HosPITALITIEs IN WELL
KNOWN HOMES.
wedding Cards for Miss Langhorne
and Capt. Clayton-Per-
sonal Notes.

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and Capt. Clayton-Per-
sonal Notes.
| MI and Mrs. James F. Barbour gave a
dinner last night. when the company in
Guided Mrs Daniel Webster Dougherty OF
Philadelphia, Mrs. Andrew Reed of BaIti.
more, their house guests; Senator and Mrs
blackburn, Assistant Secretary of State
ana Mrs. Loomis, Mr.. and Mrs W. Il;
| curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Webb. Mrs
| Feston Sands, Mrs. Belknap, Mr.. F. A
Richardson, Mr. John Siebert Mr. Chaplr
and Commander Irwin
To-Day Mrs. Barbour gave a luncheon fol.
lowed by cards. when her guests were,
Nine. Calvo. Nine. Perez Miss Helen Can.
non. Mrs Fred Chaplin. Mrs Preston
Sands, Mrs. Weston, Mrs Belknap. Mrs
John Paul Jones, Mrs. N. s. Lincoln, Miss
MOTIFS Mrs. Reuling of Ba timore, NJ. s.
D. s. Webb, Mrs. George Marye. Mrs
Shriver, Mrs II. w. Fuller, Mrs. Swanson
Miss Cuttings and Mrs. d. W. Dougherty
or Philadelphia and Mrs. Reed of B4Iti-
| more.
| MI and Mrs. John D. Langhorne have is
| sued invitations for the wedding reception
or their daughter, Miss Nannie Tayloe
| hoiiV, anu Adpl. fOWS.l Clayton, u.
.: A, Wednesday, January -, at I2:3J
U CLOCK. Capt. Clayton is a son OF thu
| present ambassador to Mexico and a
| brother of Baroness Moncheur.
! Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth gave a tea Sat
urday In honor of her guest Miss Ames of
| Boston.
| MIR. and Mrs. Merriam gave a dinner Ia ct
| nusht IN honor of Gen. and Mrs. Griffin OF
,e" YORK, TO meet whom We're present:
M "a: ana Nine. des Portes, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Slater, Mrs. Rodgers Col Bjddle Miss
| Merriam and Mr.. Gutowski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Newmyer and son will
pe at nome this evening from to 49, in
| honor of the latter's anniversary. The Xix
| ley, 1920 street northwest
Mrs. Augustus Jackson No. 2121 Fl street.
VIII nor receive Mondays, today, nor Janu-
airy 10, on account of illness in the famik.
Miss Laura Harrison of the Stanton gave
| a taffy pull party to her friends Friday
evening. Those present were Misses Lucy
Tysinger, Amy Dorm, Buelah and blanche
smith Lillian and Marie Adams and Laura
Munroe and Messrs. Fritz Reuter- Charles
Bates; FRED and Withrow Leggs. Joe Beatty,
FRED Whyte Granville Coman and Andrew
Harrison.
Mrs Ellis Logan. 1858 Kenesaw street,
has cards out for a tea Friday January
, 10. Mrs. Logan will be assisted by her
mother Mrs. j. H. Boynton Mrs l.. ID.
Payson. Miss Kent, Mrs. George Livingston.
Mrs. George W. Prince, Miss Mclaughlin
and Mrs. Samuel V. Hayden
Miss Marie L. Brooks of Asbury Park,
who is spending the winter with her aunt,
Mrs Henry A. Johnston will be pleased to
see her friends on Tuesday evening at 81
U street northwest where she is at pres
ent visiting her uncle Mr.. Walter j. Brooks
OF the pension office.
Mrs. w. NICK Stowell will he at homo
informally Wednesdays in January, 1747
Willard street.
On Wednesday evening last Miss Laura
Black entertained a number of her friends
at euchre at her home 457 street north
west. Among those present were the
Misses L. Parker, F. Faber S. Morrison
and l.. Black, and Messrs. DR. H. p Davis
Joseph w. Cox, r. Pipe and Joseph T.
Sherier.
The enga cement is announced at Norfolk.
Va, of Captain Adams, u. S. NJ now on
special government duty at the Newport
News ship yards, and Miss Jeanette Heck
Ter OF Springfield, Ohio Captain Adams
and Miss Heckler We're passengers on a
steamer on the great lakes last summer
when the captain of the steamer CHANGED to
introduce the two. The wedding takes
place January IS a ST. PauTs Methodist
Episcopal Church, in Springfield, and a
bridal tour to Washington will follow.
Miss Pauline Janney and Miss Ethel Hill.
who have been the guests of Miss Edna
kingsman during the Christmas holidays
have returned to their home in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Rose A. Braendle and Miss Braendle
Will be at home to their friends at 1919 New
Hampshire avenue informally Wednesday
evenings, February l until Lent.
Friday evening last Masters Willie Webb
and Ellyson Currie entertained a party of
young friends at 1117 street northwest
After enjoying several games. with music
and Rotations, all adjourned to partake Oh
repast. Among those present were Misses
GLADYS Wy y11;a Dorothy Dashien. Grace
Edith Slater and Masters Frank Hines
Daniel Kelly, Willis Crane, Thomas Graf
Harvey and Joe Haight. Ellyson Currie and
Willie Webb.
Representative and Mrs. Henry T. Rainey
are at the Driscol1. Mrs Rainey will re-
ceive on Mondays, but will not be at home
next Monday
Mrs. Eugene Bisbee, who has been quite
i'll at her home in the Cumberland since her
return from visit to New York before
Christmas. is greatly improved and again
able to see her friends.
The Russian ambassador and Countess
Cassini had company to dinner Saturday
night which included the Italian ambassa-
dor and Baroness Mayor des Planches, the
Countess de Moltke of Denmark and NJ
and Nine des Portes of the French en-
bassy; Baron and Baroness van Tuyll of
the Netherlands legation, Representative
and Mrs. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Lodge
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mrs. Henry May
Miss Tiffany, Mr. Walter Berry and Lieut.
Fortescue, with the members of the en-
bassy staff.
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell gave a
large dinner Saturday night in honor of
Baron Kentaro Kaneko, the distinguished
Japanese statesman and traveller and those
present to meet him were the Japanese
minister, Mr.. Takahira; Secretary Wilson.
Justice White, Justice Brewer, Mr. Hioki
of the Japanese legation, Mr.. Toktaro Saki.
who came with Baron Kaneko; Commits
sioner mcfarland, Rear Admiral Schey,
Rear Admiral Van Reypen, Commissioner
James Garfield, the Rev. DR.. Edward Ever
EFT Hale, Mr.. F. N. D. North, DIR. G. X.
Gilbert, Prof. S. B. Newcomb, Mr.. Charles
Bell, Mr.. Gilbert Grosvenor, DR.. Samuel C.
Gilman. Prof. Fairfield and Assistant Sec
rotary Adee.
The Speaker and Miss Cannon entertain
ed at dinner Saturday evening in compli-
ment of their guest Mrs. j. L. Loose of