Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-05

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and Mrs. Henry II. Mckee. Miss Alfaretta
/ Miller, Mrs. VIM. d. HELEN, Mrs. REEVES,
! Mrs. Morton, Prof Jasper ID. McFaii, Mss
McFali, Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Mooney, Mr..
| and Mrs. Everett Partridge, MIR. and Mrs.
/ Mason N. Richardson, Mrs. Gay Robertson.
| Miss E. Carrie Cooke. Miss Bessie Fun
| baugh, Mr.. and Mrs John 8. Swormstedt.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A Skinner, Mrs. Schade.
| Miss Anita Schade, Mr.. Schade, Mr.. Henry
| Samson, Mr.. HI. N. Saxton. Mrs. w. II.
/ Spignul, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K. Simpson.
Mrs. o. T. Thompson, Miss Sioussat. Miss
| Scoville Mrs. James ]. Sheehy, Misses
| Sheehy Miss Emma II. Turner, Mr. and
| Mrs. John ]. Terrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hannis
| Taylor, Miss Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Brain
| ard H. Warner Mr.. and Mrs. Max Weyi::
Mr.. and Mrs Robinson White, Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. NJ Wallace, Mrs. S. r. Waters,
| Misses Velos, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 5.
York.
Judge and Mrs. Mott gave a dinner last
night in honor of Miss Edith Root. who is
visiting Miss MacVeagh, and the company
to meet her were Miss Alice Roosevelt.
Miss Mott the Prince de Bearn, Lieut.
Martin of the German embassy; M. Geof-
| troy, formerly of the French embassy; Mr.
Barry and Mrs. John Lodge.
The British ambassador and Lady Du-
| rand entertained at dinner last night, when
| the guests were the Austrian Ambassador
and Nine. <Hengelmuller, Mr.. Grip. the
| minister from sweden ana norway,
| Cowles Mr. and Mrs. John w. Foster, Mr.
| and Mrs. C. c. Glover, Mrs. Nicholas Fish,
Miss Foraker. Miss Patten. Miss Josephine
Boardman. Miss Durand, General Crozier,
| General Frazier Baron Giskra of the Aus
| TRAN embassy; Monroe Ferguson, Mr.
| Quincy and Mr. Ewart of the British en-
| bassy and Mr.. Edward Durand nephew of
the ambassador, who Is now guest at the
| embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs Chopper. whose Inequalities
| this season are of an especially interesting
| character. gave dinner last night, when
| the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Shaw Representative and Mrs Richard
| Wayne Parker, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Selfridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. r. Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| H. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs George F. Beck
er, Miss Chopper and ex-Secretary Herbert
| were present.
| The Misses Nellie and Annie Busch of
Baltimore, Md. returned to their home last
| Monday night, having been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Carson of this city and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huck of Takoma Park,
| Nd, during the holidays.
| A theater party, consisting of Mrs Wall
| ter B. Fairfield of this city, Miss Pansy
| Perkins, daughters of the senator from
California, Miss Tanner of California, DR..
| Reeves and Lieut.. McIain of the navy,
was given Tuesday. 1t was followed by a
| supper.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Austin Harlow
| gathered a number of the younger set
| about them last night at a very pretty
dance for the debutante niece of the lat
| ter, Miss Florence Conrad. The floral
| adornments were especially pretty in honor
| OF the youth and beauty present, and the
| occasion was one of the happiest of the
| winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh. with
Miss Evelyn Walsh. will sail on the
! Deutschland Saturday and expect to spend
| three or four months abroad. Mr.. Walsh
| followed his wife ard daughter to New
| York today.
! Several Central High School alumni class
| '04, and their friends spent a recent even
| ing in talking over college experiences at
the home of their classmate, Ruth C. Great
house, 1908 Prospect street northwest.
| Scudder, Edith BOND, Mary Bond Lulu
Skippon, Faith Woodward and Florence
| Murray; Messrs. E. Percy Gates VIII Van
| Week, Frank Woodward, Van Allen Clark,
! Henry Edgerton and Newell Sawyer
| Mrs. Henry B. F. mcfarland, 1916 f
| street, will receive tomorrow and the fol-
| lowing Fridays throughout the season.
| A pretty wedding occurred Wednesday
morning, December Is. at the residence of
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Johnson at Woodville,
| Va, when their daughter, Miss Alpha Ce-
| leste Johnson, became the bride of DR..
| Bathurst Browne Bagby. formerly of
washington, ID. c., but now of Walkerton,
Va. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
| Edward B. Bagby of Washington, brother
| of the groom. The parlor was prettiy dec
GRATED for the occasion. The bride entered
| the room with her father, who gave her in
| marriage. She was attended by her sister,
| Miss Sallie Johnson, as maid Of honor. Mr..
II. Latane Lewis of Washington acted as
| best man. DR.. Bagby is native of Vir-
| ginia. The future home of the couple will
| be at Walkerton, Va.
Mrs. Howard Reside, 1920 10Th street,
will not receive until February.
| Mrs. e. B. Whitney will be with her
| mother, Mrs. Newcomb, tomorrow after
neon.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs w.
Steward entertained at their residence in
Clarendon. Va, large party of friends to
| watch the outgoing of the old year and
| the incoming of the new. The early part
of the evening was spent in games and
music, and about II 80 pm. the party adj
| jcurned to the dining room for refresh
| ments. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. w. Steward, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rabbit,
Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Tom Woods,
| Misses Maize, Goldie and Daisy Woods,
Pauline Schwan, Florence Steward, Nellie
Goldsmith, Gertrude Fergerson, Bulah
Fought, Roy Hilton, Willard Patterson C.
Ashton, c. Boyle, E. Ellis, H. Heron M.
Eiker, A. Eiker, j. Birch, F. Ebaugh and
Ray Dondurd.
Mrs. F. c. Ainsworth will be at home to-
morrow from $3.50 to o'clock, at the Con-
cord.
Mrs. A. N. Lawrence, jr., is visiting her
parents, Gen. and Mrs. G. N. Lieber 1922
18th street.
Mrs. O'Reilly, wife of the surgeon gen.
eraI of the army, has been spending the hoi-
idays with friends in New York and Bal
timore. She will spend the winter in Flori-
da, stopping over for few days at Fort
Munroe on the way south.
Mrs. Mattingly and Miss Mattingly will
! not receive Friday, January g. but will be
at home the remaining Fridays in January
Mrs. J. w. Pilling of 1901 Massachusetts,
avenue, will be at home Friday afternoons
in January. Her sister, Miss Anna Sea ton
Schmidt of Boston, will be with her during
the month.
Mrs. F. Carl Smith, who has not been
well through the autumn, is again able to
see her friends, and will receive every Sat-
urday through the winter.