Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-31

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed by
eecretary Loeb and Col Charles S. Brom-
we'll of the army, the Presidents m,ary
aid, for the Presidents New Year .recep-
ton at the White House 1t will begin at
II o'clock in the morning, and continue
until we'll on in the afternoon, concluding
with the reception to the citizens OF wash
ington, which will begin at / o'clock The
program In detail for the reception is as
follows:
11a.m.-The Vice President; the members
of the cabinet; the diplomatic corps.
1:2O a.m-The chief justice and the as
ISOLATE justices of the Supreme Court OF
the United States; the judges of the Cour
OF Appeals of the District of Columbia; TIT
Judges of the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia; the judges of the United
States Court Of Claims: former members
of the cabinet ambassadors and ministers
OF the United States.
11:3O am.-Senators, representatives ano
delegates In Congress; the Commissioners
and judicial officers of the District OF Co.
lumbia.
I1:4b am-Officers Of the army; officers
Of the navy; officers of the Marine Corps
commanding general and general stan OF
the militia of the District of Columbia
1916 p.m-The regents and secretary OF
the smithsonian Institution; the civil serv-
ice CO nmission; the interstate commerce
commissions; the isthman canal commits
sion; assistant secretaries of departments
the solicitor gener,l; assistant attorneys
general; assistant postmasters general
the treasurer of the United States: the
librarian of Congress; the public printer;
the heads of bureaus in the several de-
he of Columbia
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
1890 p.m-The Society of the Associated
Veterans of the War of 1S46-41; the Mill
tary Order of the Loyal Legion of the
United States; the Grand Army of the Re-
public the Medal of Honor Legion; the
Union Veteran Legion; the Union Veterans
Union; the Society of the Army of San
tiago: the Spanish War Veterans; the
Army and Navy Union; the Minute Men;
the Sons of the American Revolution; the
members of the Oldest Inhabitants Asso-
citation of the District of Columbia.
p.m.-Reception of citizens.
At the Vice Presidents.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
will receive at their home. 17G1 X street,
throughout the afternoon. Mrs. Fairbanks
will have her daughter. Mrs. Tlmmons, and
the following to assist her: Mrs. Hale. Mrs.
Lodge. Mrs Elkins, Mrs. Cullom Ms. For
aker, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. Alger, Mrs. Mar
tin and Mrs. Nelson; all the ladies of the
Indiana congressional delegation who ere in
Washington; Mrs. Francis King Wal
wright of Philadelphia, Mrs. Warren Fa r
banks, Mrs. Frederick Fairbanks, Mss For
akoI. Miss Elkns. Miss Evelyn Walsh, Miss
Foulke and Miss Wade.
There Will be no public reception at the
home of the Secretary of State
The Secretary of the Treasury AMI Mrs
Shaw will receive at the Arlington the lat
ter being assisted by the Misses aw, Mrs
II. Edward and Mrs Charles II. Keep
Mrs Thomas W. Symons, Mrs. Sckriner
Mrs Stratton, Mrs James Conner, Miss
Calderon, Miss Pansy Perkins, Miss Perie
Anderson, Miss Irene Moore, Miss Ryan
Miss Hatfield Miss Ridgely, Miss Fleming
Miss Edgarina Hastings, Miss Showalter
the Misses Abbott and the Misses Conrad.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs Taft will
be at their home 1903 X street ard will
have assisting Mrs. Oliver wife Of the as
sistant secretary; Mrs. Thomas " Barry
Mrs. Charles F. Humphrey, airs. A'.xande,
g. Sharpe, Mrs. Charles S. 5romv ell, Mrs
Arthur Murray, Miss Boardman Mrs
Frank Ellis, Mrs. Laughlin Of Pittsbure
Pa; Miss Heron of Cincinnati, Miss Sy.
mons, Miss Morgan and the Misses Oliver
Inc Attorney General and Mrs. Bonaparte
reside at the Portland. where they will be
assisted by Mrs. Afford w. Cooley Mrs
Winton Warren of Boston, Mrs Charles
w. Rae, Mrs. II. A. Grant Watson Mrs
ellison Fahnestock Mrs Postelthwaite Mrs
Chatard, Mrs. Nathaniel Francis, Miss
Harlan, Miss Hester Shepard Miss Ola.
baugh and Miss Doris Stewart OF Balti
more.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Met,
calf Will be at their home 2OO9 y street
The latter will be assisted by Mrs New
berry, wife of the assistant secretary; Mrs
William s. Cowles. Mrs. Morgan c. Rulke
ley. Mrs. +. Z. Flint, Mrs John w Dwight
Mrs James X. Garfield. Mrs. f. II Slater
lice NNHnrt
son Glover. Mrs. Sebree, Mrs. Rixey. Mrs
Edison Bradley, Miss Elizabeth Kean. Mis-.
Christine Roosevelt OF New York Mis-.
Eddy. Miss Hagner, Miss Houghton, tn,
Misses Switzerland. the Misses Whitney
the Misses Williams. Miss Maxwell, Mis-,
Jennings. Miss Leutze and Miss Bowles
The Secretary of Commerce and I.abo
and Mrs Straus will open their new home
sisted by Mrs. John W. Foster. Mrs
Brewer Mrs. James r. Garfield. Mrs
George l.. Gillespie, Mrs. Charles D. Wal
colt Mrs. William S. Sims, Mrs. Gaillar,
Hunt, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Schaefer and Mrs
1Iochstadter. the last two being the daugh
tiers Of the hosts.
There will be no reception at the home o
the admiral OF the navy.
Neither Mrs. Cortelyou. wife of the Post
master General. nor Mrs Hitchcock. wife o
the Secretary of the Interior, Will receiv
tomorrow-nor will there be any reception
at the home OF the Secretary of Agricul
ture.
Miss Helen Cannon. daughter of Speake
Cannon, l0l4 Vermont avenue, will be as
sisted by Mrs. DalZell. Mrs Mann, Mrs
Boutel. Mrs. Sibey Mrs. Spaldlng. Mrs
Talbot. Mrs. Shonts the Misses Shonts
Miss Alice Parker. the Misses Gillett an
Miss Josephine Smith.
The admiral of the navy and Mrc. Dewe
will not receive on New Year day.
Mrs Joseph A. Arnold. with Mrs. Alber
Evans. II 9th street southeast; to 10.
Mrs Anan f. Ball, with Legion of Loya
Women 419 10th street; II TO e.
I Mrs. Julia G.. Burnett, with the Legion {
: Loyal Women. 419 10th street: II to @.
Mrs. c. G.. Ballinger. with Legion OF Loys
Women 419 10th street; II to o.
Miss Anna Byrd Barr, with Mrs. 8. N
Boyce l0l1 N street; to II.
Mrs Jack Bladen. assisted by Miss Rub