Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-15

S1ay G0odioe, DIR. ]. ID. Gatewood, Thomas
T. Gan, Arthur Goldseorough. Frederic
II. Gillett. Charles C. Glover. Capt. l. NJ
Gulick, Mr. C. Hauge, Mr.. Eki Hioki. Mr.
Masanao Hanibara, Archibald Hopkins,
William Corcoran Hin, James III. Hayden.
John William Henry. william b. Hibbs,
George Howard. F. l.. Huidekoper. VIII
liam Haywood. j. B. Henderson. jr.. Regi-
maid s. Huidekcper, Harry M. Hoyt. Rich
ard Hooker DR.. Thomas ". Hammond. H.
T. B. Harris, Ernest Howe. Capt. Morton.
]. Henry, Chandler Hale, Huntington Jack
son, Paul E. Johnson. o. II. Perry john
son, DR.. Loren b. t. Johnson. Mr. John
kean. Victor Kaufman. Percy r. King,
Lieut. Commander A. L. Key. Mr.. Pol LIE
Teller. Edward ii. Lotus, Arthur Lee,
Hugh S. Legare. Mr.. Nicholas Longworth.
"A "a M. Langhorne, {. 6. Lincoln; Capt.
Edward A. Mitchell, DIR. Alexander Ma
gruder, John IT. Magruder. William
H. Marian, Samuel Maddox. ormsby,
McCammon. Mr.: Edward Morrell. MAJ.
l. I. McCalium. Frederic May. Col.
Henry May, w T. Montgomery. DR..
I. NJ. Murray. Edward Mclean. Edward
McCauley, Frederick d. McKenny, John H.
gornery M. Macomb, Signor Guilio Cesare
Montagna. Francis G. Newlands. Count @.
b Mani Morcenigo. Mr.. NJ. z. olmstead.
Henry T. Oxnard, w. s. Peachy Myron NJ.
ker. Arthur Peter. Francis b. Poe, Ed
mund Pendleton, X. Ross Perry, jr., Mr..
Ade Pury, Senior Don Luis Pastor. Senior
A. +. Pulido. Louis Rich, Clary Ray, Hugh
B. Rowland. c. Peyton Russell, Gen. Wal
lace Randolph. Charles Rauscher, Max NJ.
Rich. William S. Reyburn, William Benet
Ridgley. Lieut.. Col. Andrew II. Russell
Mr.. Morfzvon Szent-Ivany Robert F. Shep-
ard, n. s. Sinkins, Joseph D. Saks. Joseph
p Sanger, J. Henley Smith, Thomas W.
Symons. Lieut.. Philip H. Sheridan, Lieut.
Commander Edward Simpson, Commander
S. A. Stanton, Walcott Tuckerman, Flesn-
TnckQrman
Senior Don Manuel u. Vera, jr., Charles II.
Woodruff, Capt. Nathan Wyeth. john =.
Wilkins. Horace II. Westcott. Clarence r.
Wilson, Henry Webb, John s. Webb. VIII
liam Wheatley. E. B. Wills. Mr.. Wads-
worth, Thomas F. Walsh Robert G. Will
kins, Capt. William NJ Wright, Count josef
Winckmeim, Baron 1von Won RubidO Zichy.
Supper was served downstairs after IL
o'clock.
Mrs c. H. Davis, who was to have as
sisted In receiving the guests, was unable
to be present, being confined to her home
by bad cold
Some Of the important details OF the pre-
liminarIes of the wedding of Miss Roose-
welt WEI occur today, when 1t is expected
there will be a private view of her presents
for the cabinet women and other frends.
If each could be accompanied by clerk,
who would faithfully transcribe their i'm
pressions. the record would make the most
interesting reading from a feminine point
of view that the year has afforded.
Tonight Mr.. Longworth will give dinner
at his home, when the President, Secretary
Taft and the ushers and best man at the
wedding will be guests.
The wedding present of the Emperor OF
Japan to Miss Roosevelt consists OF Two
silver vases and valuable piece OF SIX
about eight feet square. Its left corner
shows the background OF heavy goio
thread. but the greater part of the piece 10
embroidered with chrysanthemums done IN
white silk on gold.
The personal gift of the Emperor of Ger
many to Miss Roosevelt has just arrived In
Washington. 1t is a finely wrought brace
let of rare value, and will be presented to
Miss Roosevelt either today or tomorrow
by Ambassador Speck Won Sternburg.
Attorney General Moody Will present
pair of silver candlesticks, beautifully
chased and OF elegant design.
Secretary and Mrs. Shaw will present
chocolate set of rare Worcester ware in
laid with silver.
Secretary and Mrs. Bonaparte have sent
a very handsome platter in repousse silver
In the center of it several fanciful figures
are wrought and the edge of the piece is
open work.
The splendid gift of the New York con-
gressional delegation arrived here yester-
day and before being taken to the White
House was shown to those who had con-
tributed-to It's purchase. 1t is s. service OF
Tiffany fevrile glass, consisting OF five
dozen wine glasses. finger bowls and plates.
The glasses are from small cordlalS to the
broad-lipped champagnes and tall sau-
ternes Each piece has the famous peacock
eye in its center and no two pieces are
shaded exactly alike.
A delightful evening was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Williamson,
III 9th street southwest. in honor of their
daughters eighth birthday The evening
Iot-f bC1 10 n lie
late hour, when they assembled in the
dining room, which was decorated in pink
and green. Little Florence was the re-
cipient of many beautiful presents. among
which were two rings and watch. Among
those present were Mrs. G. H. Williamson,
Mrs Berry Mrs. Julian Payne, Mrs Woods,
Mrs Williams, Mrs Bland. Mrs. Mary An
derson, Mrs. William Mooney, Mrs. George
John Williams, John Williamson and
George woodward, Gertrude Perry, Ida
Thomas, Mollie Lewis, Irene Perry, Master
George Murray. Bertran woodward, Earl
Perry, Elmer Perry, Carl Thrift, Charles
Williams, Earl Anderson, Walter koop 1sa-
dore and Rubin Gordon. Rosemont Bland
Annie Thomas, Essie and Eva Springman,
Dorothy Woods, Helen and Mary Moore,
liams, Esther Mooney, Nellie Owens and
Gertrude Leimbach. The little ones left
wishing Florence many more birthdays
i
entertained at dinner last
night the Secretary of Commerce and La
Dor and Mrs. Metcalf Senator and Mrs.
the Cuban minister and Ma
dame Quesada, Count and Countess Ma
ia uschha Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Mr..
and Mrs. O'Donnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Board
man, Mrs. Sheridan, Miss Foraker. Miss
Patten, Miss Sheriff.. Mr. Smalley, Col. Ed
ward Morrell, Count Gleicheu of the Brit
ish embassy and Mr.. Won Scent 1vany of
the hosts embassy.
Cen and Mrs. Charles ]. Allen gave
St Valentine dinner last night in honor or
Miss Beatrice Aver OF Boston, who is the
guest of their daughter, Miss Allen, de-
butante and a belle of the season. The
others present We're Miss Satterlee, Miss
Calvo Miss Marcia Butler Mr.. Lanier Me
Kee Capt, Clarke S. Smith, U.S.A.; Lieut..
J. E. Walker, us N: Lieut.. Donald c. Nc
Donald, us. A, and Mr.. Jose Castellot.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins were dinner
hosts last night, when their company in
cluded Justice and Mrs Harlan, Senator
Clark, Senator and Mrs. McCreary, Rep
resentative and Mrs DalzeH, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Grosvenor, Mrs. Gaines, Mrs.
Nellie Grant Sartoris, former Senator and
Mrs Faulkner. Mr.. and Mrs. Nov Miller.
Mr 2. vry G. Davis, Judge Hubbard, Miss
n flstc and Miss A. White of Parkersburg,
w. va. and Mr. George Laughlin.
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