Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND MRS. RoosE.
WELT AT FAIRBANKS PARTY.
Luncheons Today of an Interesting
Character-Timely Personal
Notes.

| The President and Mrs. Roosevelt were
| among the guests who came In after 1c
| o'clock Saturday night at the reception
| given at the home Of the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks In honor Of the Senate. The
| party was still at its happiest when they
| arrived, and the President and Mrs Roose-
| welt remained about half an hour. During
the early evening the President had enter
| tanned former college friends at dinner.
| while Mrs. Roosevelt was at the theater.
! Mrs. Hutchinson of the Highlands will
| not be at home tomorrow. but viii receive
the following Tuesdays in February.
! surprise party was rendered Miss Laura
| Goss, 10 9th street northeast. Saturday,
| February 3. A most enjoyable evening was
| spent, several musical selections being rem
| dered and numerous games were INDUCED
| in. Refreshments were served at late
| hour. Among those, present were the fol-
| lowing: The Misses Bette Smith, Genevieye
| Rose, Alice Caywood, Annie Harr Eva Her
| bert, Edith Lowry, Nellie Sumult, Edna
| and Earnestine Scott, Rose Holmes, Ella
Buckley. Mabel Goss, Ruth Goss and
| Josephine Stein and the Messrs. William
| Ffeischman, Harry Rappold, Arthur Rel
betanz. jr. of Baltimore. Otto Johns.
| Thomas MacFarland. Carl Fisher, Emmett
|
| Hulle Estabrook, Clyde Rodgers. Leon
| Smithson, William Jacoby, John FeaEen and
| Ed Goss and Mr.. and MIS- Goss and Mrs.
| Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs WaIcott have cards out for
| small reception Thursday evening,
| February y. at 10 o'clock.
| Mrs. William Alden Smith will receive to.
| morrow and have with her Mrs. Jewell, her
sister, who is her guest for a few weeks
Mrs F. Stevens Henry will be at home
Tuesday, February 8. at 1421 X street.
| Mrs Kittredge Hsskins will not be at
| home tomorrow but will receive February
- from to pm. at the Connecticut.
Mrs ]. r. F.. Magruder and Miss Ida
Magruder will be at home tomorrow after
noon and Tuesday, the 18th.
Mrs Lamar wife of Representative
Lamar of Florida. will receive tomorrow
| afternoon from 3 TO O'Clock at The Con-
| necticut.
| Mrs Lamar was hostess today at a beau
| tifully appointed luncheon. Her guests In
| cluded Mrs. Brown, wife of Associate JUS
| tice of United States Supreme Court; Mrs.
| Foraker, Mrs. Martin. Mrs Howry, Miss
| Willard, Mrs. lockwood Hoar, Mrs George
| E Waldo, Mrs. Rufus E. Lester. Mrs.
| Charles DENLY, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins and
| Mrs. Horat.o Bigelow.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour gave
dinner last night in honor of Miss Hide
| garde McKenna Their other gueses were
| Miss Marie McKenna, Miss Mini Carr, Miss
Winifred Mattingly, Miss Elinor Terry, Miss
Mrs Broome, Mr.. and Mrs F. K. Barbour.
| Capt. Harding. Capt Cloman, Mr.. William
Marrow. Mr.. Nathan Wyeth, Mr. Fleming
| New bold Mr.. Mills Thompson, Capt. Porter
| and Mr.. Marshall IIanghorne.
Mrs. John Morris T1llicott will be at home
! tomorrow. Her mother, Mrs Charles r.
| Williams, is with her this month.
Mrs j. sloat Fassett will not receive to-
morrow but will be at home the other Tues
| days of the season.
| surprise party was recently given at
| the residence of MIR. and Mrs L. ]. Gaddis,
| HOS North Capitol street. by friends from
| Bloomingdale. The visitors We're attired In
| fancy costumes and wore masks until re-
freshments were served at IL O'Clock. Those
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. Gaddis, Mr.. and
Mrs Wallace and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Anderson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Hoibey and daughterN Mesdames Fitch,
Jordan. Stickel, Rupertus; Misses Jordan,
| Rupertus Fisher, and Messrs. II. Rupertus,
| A. Gaddis and L. Gaddis.
| Mrs John W. Scott of Wilmington Del,
| is visiting Miss Ruth E. Rupp, 923 Massa-
| chusetts avenue.
| A reception and card party was given by
| the ladies of the Wisteria Euchre Club
| Thursday evening, Mrs. William Bailey of
| P street northwest being hostess assisted
| by Mrs Lewis Dare, Mrs. William Kimmei,
Mrs. George May, Mrs. Edwin JONES' Mrs.
Mark Towers. Mrs. Walter Ridenour Mrs.
| TRULY, Mrs Barrett All were handsomely
| gowned. The parlorS were beautifully dec
| Grated in palms and red carnations A
| splendid game of progressive euchre was
| played and pretty prizes given. Following
| this buffet luncheon was served: Guests
| of the club were Mr. and Mrs. E. Bailey,
| Miss Edna Bailey, Mrs Priest, Miss Rae
Kimmcl, Mr.. Newlands, Mr.. Dare, Mr..
| Perry, Mr.. Towers Mr.. Riley, Mr.. Ride
nour Mr. William Bailey. Mrs. w. Ride
| nour will entertain the Matinee Club next
Thursday.
Mrs S. A. Hollingshead of 634 f street
northeast. after a three weeks visit In
Philadelphia. has returned to her home.
| Mrs. George Hollingshead of Camden, N. j.,
is visiting her and will be glad to meet her
| friends
Mrs. Middleton Smith has sufficiently re-
covered to be removed from the hospital to
her home, 1916 10Th street.
A pleasant birthday party was rendered
| Miss Nettie Martin Thursday evening last
by Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Freeman at
| their residence, 20 Q street northwest The
table was decorated with fruits and flow
ers and many handsome presents were re-
ceived. The guests present were Misses
Irene, Genevie, Loretta and Angela Ker-
| nan, Agnes Shiel Stella Bonsall. Grace
o. Brien, Ethel Coswell, Ella Martin, Ada
Waterholter. Annie Martin. Melvina Cow
ELL Katie Bryier. Marie Madert Leah Free
man, Bessie Hoffman, Loretta and Edith
Smith, Nellie Hoffman. Mrs. Coldenstroth
Mrs. Jennie Wood. Mrs. Kennedy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor, Messrs. J. Herman, G. l. Mar
tin. A. Rupertas. William Barker ]. Cow
ELL William Cowell. s. Cowell, Vincent
Shiel. F. Waterholter j. Repetti. Charles
Rogers, Claud Norton. j. Martin, G. j.
Martin. Charles Lord George Waterholter
H. Freeman, Thomas Martin c. Davis I'll
Corey, d. Craig and E s. BonsaIl
Mrs Eaton Jackson Bowers wife Of Rep
resentative Bowers of Mississippi will be
at home at 1874 Connecticut avenue tomor-
row from to o'clock. She will be az
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Alexander
Stevens Clay Of Georgia. Mrs. Arsene Pau
lin Pujo of Louisiana and Mrs. Mason A. |
Posey. Il
Mrs. H. E. Ciafiin will not be at home to-
morrow.
Mrs w. c. Haskell, Mrs. III. NJ Rose
and Mrs. James H. Cassidy will receive to-