Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND WIFE WITH
SECRETARY AND MRS SHAW.
Second Cabinet Dinner Under Auspices
Auspices-Two Debut Parties
Personals.

| ana mrs. SHAW ana around tTelF Spien-
didly adorned table this popular couple had
with them to meet the head OF the nation
| and his wife the following:
The Speaker of the House and Miss Can
non, Senator Allison, Senator and Mrs.
! Wetmore, Senator and Mrs. Dolliver, Sena-
tor and Miss Kean, Representative and
Mrs. Conner OF Iowa, Mr.. Shonts, Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. ]. Boardman, Mr. and Mrs Edison
| Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs La Verne Noyes OF
| Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Amman of New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shafrer Of New York, Mrs.
| Stanley Matthews, Miss Boardman, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Emo, Mrs. E. II. G. Slater,
| Assistant Secretary and Mrs Charles Hal
lam Keep, Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
| Henry A, Taylor and Assistant Secretary
James B. Reynolds. The table decorations
were in pink roses and white lilaes.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Bromwell
| gave dinner last night, when their guests
were the assistant secretary of the navy
| and Mrs. Newberry. Col. and Mrs. Symons,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Spencer Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Lathrop Bradley. Mr.. and
! Mrs, Arthur Lee. Mrs. Howell Carroll.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Bell, Miss Ernst
| Major Bfddle and Mr. William p. Cresson.
Miss Perlie Anderson, daughter Of Justice
and Mrs. Anderson, gave pretty luncheon
| today in honor of her guest, Miss Cassidy
| OF East Orange, n. J.
Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem will be AT home
| this season on Thursdays, February 10 and
%, only.
Miss Martin gave luncheon today in
| honor of her niece Miss Sylvia Wilder The
! guests were Miss Eleanor Parker Miss
Rose Greedy, Miss Alice Miller, Miss Fitch,
| Miss Alexandrine Fitch. Miss Mason Miss
Natalie Magruder, Miss Celeste Helm Miss
Morse, Miss Louise Maxwell and Miss Alice
| Shepard
Mr.. Hoeki, the charge daffaires of Japan,
| is in New York on a short visit to friends
| but will be back tomorrow
| Owing to the unfinished condition of the
Alabama Mrs. Samuel E. Watkins will be
| Richard NJ. Towson 1909 22d street north
west, the last two Thursdays in January.
Judge and Mrs. T. A. Jones of Jackson,
! Ohio, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ander-
| son B. Lacey at the Portner.
| A birthday surprise party was given to
| Mr.. Thomas j. Landregan at his residence
| last evening by his friends. A bountiful
supper was served. Those present were Mr..
| and Mrs. Walter Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Major, Mr.: and Mrs. ]. B. Ward. Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
| Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Ray Garren Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Boss. Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Jo-
hanson, Mr. and Mrs. David Goumpf. Mr..
b. L
and Mrs Lee Spire
Owing to Illness Mrs Robert Portner has
not been able to pay any calls, but will be
at home on Wednesdays in February at 1410
1eth street.
| Mrs. Thornton Chesley will not be at home
Friday, January IL. but will receive infor-
mally the remaining two Fridays in Jan
uary.
The Washingtonians, with other invited
guests, were entertained New Year night by
Miss Agnes Kahlert at her home 40 10th
street southeast. Music and games were en-
joyed until a late hour. when an elegant
supper was served In the artistically decor
ated dining room. Among those present
We're the Misses NJ Brady A Saxty. A.
Luskey. K. Harleston. R. Parks. X. Slater,
s. Breslin, NJ. Giddings E. Holtzman s
Clarke, M. Trewolla. I. Trewolla, Fl. Gaines
and Messrs. w. Brady, A. Mechow, C. Boyd,
% and NJ. Leaman. W. Harvey, W. Luskey,
y. Myers. j. Nuisance. c. Chism and H.
and E. Kahlert.
Mrs. w III. H. Miller of indianapolis, wife
of ex. Attorney General Miller, is at the Ma
tfonal Hotel, the guest of Mrs. G.. F. Strut
Mrs. Miller has been visiting her daughter
Jessie, who is now Mrs. Hopper of Balti-
more, Md. Miss Jessie had her coming-out
party while her father was Attorney Gen
eral. The family lived at 1903 Massa chu-
sets avenue. Mrs. Miller will be here but
a day or two.
Yesterday the Misses Lutz gave a tea at
their apartment at the Wyoming to present
their sister, Miss Nellie Hunter Lutz Brides
maid roses and maidenhair fern banked the
mantels, and palms and smilax adorned
other points. In the dining room the table
was decked with pink roses arranged in
garlands, and the tapers burned under pink
shades. Miss Lutz and her debutante sister
received together, the elder being gowned In
white chiffon cloth made over maize silk
with point lace and cloth Of gold The deb
utante was prettly dressed in white mousse
line, with insertions of Valenciennes lace
She carried an armful OF the floral tokens
sent her. Miss Mary E. Lutz was dressed
in pale blue crepe de chine, and Miss Marion
" Iutz wore pink chiffon. In the receiving
party were Mrs D. j. Garth of New York
and Mrs. c. w. Howard aunts of the deb
utante: Mrs. T. A. Lutz, Mrs. c. II. Clag-
gett Mrs. Norman Gait, Mrs. w. II. Hoeke,
Mrs. c. w. Fairfax Mrs. Ruter w Spring
er, Mrs. NJ. NJ Moff1tt, Mrs. Arthur Cope
land, Mrs. w. s. Hardesty, Mrs P G. At
heck, the Misses Fry, Miss Edna McKnew,
Miss Ruth Campbell, Miss Frances Edmon-
ston, Miss Belle Howard, Miss Perie Ander-
son. Miss Cassidy CT New York Miss Geor-
gette Ross, Miss Beatrice Walford and Miss
Polkinhorn The guests were largely repre-
debutante's family has been identified for
several generations. The receiving party
was later entertained at supper and the
younger folks at a small dance,
Mr.. Hannis Taylor of the Spanish treaty
claims commission and Mrs Taylor gave a
large reception, followed by a dance. last
night at Rauschers to mark the debut of
their second daughter. Miss Hanna Willard
Iaylor The flowers sent the debutante
decked the pink parlor where the host and
hostess and their daughter received The
latter was dressed in white chiffon cloth
with touches Of silver in the lace trimming
She carried pink roses. Miss Taylor sister
OF the debutante; MIR. and Mrs Charles
Iaylor OF Mobile, Ala, and Miss Brady of
Baltimore. house guests Of the family were
In the receiving party. Among the guests
were the Brazilian Ambassador and Ma
dame Nabrico, Senator and Mrs. Lodge,
Miss Cannon. Minister and Madame Godoy,
Miss Godoy, Minister and Madame Leger,
the Misses Bourke. Minister and Madame
Calderon. Miss Calderon, Minister and Ma
dame Walker-Martinez, Miss Martinez Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Judge and Mrs.
Howry, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson,
Mrs. John M. Hudgins. Mrs. Moran, Mr..
| and Mrs ]. H. Magruder, Miss Natalie
Magruder, Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood, Miss
Calvo. Mr.. and Mrs. Walton. Miss Worth
ington. Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Porter Morse,
Miss Morse, the Misses Fisher, Miss Bella
Bateman, Mr.. Casasus. Major and Mrs.
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