Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-13
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BIRTHDAY DINNER AND MUsI-
GALE AT WHITE HOUSE.
Company to Meet Miss Roosevelt and
Mr.. Longworth-other Parties
Personals.

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guests: Senator and Mrs. Newlands, the
Countess de Chambrun, Mr.. and Mrs. Larz
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman. Mr..
and Mrs George Howard. Mr.. and Mrs.
John p Story. jr.. Miss Roosevelt. the
Misses Boardman, Miss Cameron, Miss Ell
kins, Miss Mcmillan. Miss MacVeagh. Miss
May. Miss Mott Miss Root Miss Townsend.
the Misses Warder. Mr.. Nicholas Long
worth. Mr. Ronald c. Lindsay. Baron Ru-
bido-Zichy, Mr. Edwin Y. Morgan, Mr.. Err
nest Rennie, Mr.. A. de Pury, Mr. Walter
v. R. Berry, Maj. Charles l.. McCawiey.
Capt Spencer Cosby. Mr.. Gerard Barry.
Mr. Edward B. Mclean, Mr. Willard ID.
Straight. Mr.. William Hit and Lieut..
Grant musicale followed, to which
large number of other guests came In. The
artists were the members of the Boston
Symphony Quartet: Prof. Willy Hess, first
violin; Mr.. Otto Roth, second violin; Mr.
Emile Ferir, viola, and Mr.. Heinrich
Warnke, yioloncello.
The program was as follows:
l. Novellettes for two violins, viola and
violoncello, Opus TO-. "a Glazounow
ALA Spagnuola (Allegretto).
Interludium in modo antico (Andante).
Orientale (Allegro con brio).
2. Soil for violoncelo--
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Mr. Warnke
8. From Serenade, d major, Opus s,
Beethoven
For violin, viola and violoncello.
Andante quasi allegretto and marcia.
4. Soil for violin
(a) Romance, Opus 81. .Lalo
TO- Motto perpetuo, Opus "a ........... Ries
Prof. Hess.
). (a) Emperor's Hymn. with variations,
from Quartet, Opus 20, No 3. Haydn
CD Presto, from Quartet, D major,
Opus "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Haydn
Roosevelts wedding Saturday next at noon
were announced today at the White House:
No will be admitted without presen-
tation of the proper entrance card. Under
no circumstances will this rule be depart
ed from.
Carriages will approach from the north
to the east entrance of the White House,
opposite the treasury. Pedestrians will fol-
low the same route. After discharging
passengers carriages will be parked around
the ellipse in the White Lot.
The gates will not-be open until 1115
O'Clock. Two carriages will drive under
the porte-cochere at the same time, Coach
men will he provided with numbered
checks, which must be preserved by them
in order to regain aduittance to the
grounds, Guests will also be provided with
tickets of the same numbers as their car
rages. These they should carefully pre-
serve, in order to call their carriages,
which will depart from the same entrance.
After leaving cloaks in the cloak room.
guests are requested to rail IN line ana
pass up the main staircase.
Carriages for the southwest gate will ap-
proach by 18th street. Guests holding spe-
cial cards for this gate will enter the
White House by the door under the south
portico.
Miss Alice Roosevelt took part In her
usual Mondays program yesterday. not
withstanding the celebration of her birth
day and the extra preparations each hour
now demands for her wedding. She at
tended the dancing class of which she is
a member at Rauscher's, and put in an ac-
tive and at the same time a merry hour
before lunch time She was ready also
to take Representative Longworth to the
Capitol. pleasant duty she has assumed
all winter. Thursday night Representative
Longworth will entertain his best man and
ushers at dinner. great many of Miss
Roosevelts presents Will not be delivered
at the White House for several days yet
because of late purchases, and because the
eve of the wedding is considered most ap-
proprlate for the sending. Those who have
viewed the collection as 1t now stands have
never before seen many beautiful
articles collected together outside of the
largest stores. The gifts of friends from a
distance made the display a gorgeous one
several weeks ago, and as Washington ac-
quafntances have since poured In diamond
ornaments in a steady stream royalty can
not be considered as likely to fare better
imam the PRESIDENTS daughter in the mat
ter of presents.
Mrs. Mortimer H. Acheson Will be at home
Thursday at the Cumberland
Mrs. Edwin Barrett Hay will not be at
nome tomorrow, but will receive Wednes-
day the Dist
Mr. and Mrs. j. A Mcdonald have left
the city for southern California. They will
stop IN New Orleans for the Mardi Gras