Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07

Mrs. J. L. Loose.
season and is staying at the New Willard,
where she was Joined yesterday by Mr..
Loose. She has three automobiles this year,
as she did last, and is skilled in their use.
Miss Harriet Anderson of Cincinnati,
niece of Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, will be
here tomorrow a guest of Mrs. Taft.
The engagement of Miss Jean Maxwell of
Cincinnati. youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Maxwell jr., well-known in
this city also, and MIR. Horace Schmidlapp,
eldest of Mr.. ]. G. Schmidlapp, was
interesting announcement on Christ
mas day in her home city.
Mrs. Charles S. Cromwell will be at home
tomorrow and the remaining Mondays in
January.
Miss Alice Ogston Marquand of Eng
land" is visiting her grandmother Mrs.
George Ogston, and will later stay with
her aunt, Mrs. George Robson. Miss
Marquand, who is cousin OF Mrs. LOUIS
Lorillard, Miss Adelaide Randolph and the
late Mrs William c. Whitney. has a coun-
try seat in Nottinghamshire, England, and
with her younger sister, Miss Elizabeth
grave Square, London. Her father was
the late Frederick Marquand, and her
mother, who was Miss Alice Ogston, mar
ried again and is now Mrs. Graham Har-
a few years ago, and afterward was pre-
scented at court. Her grandfather was the
late Henry G. Marquand, whose wonderful
art collection was sold at his death.
Among the debutantes at the ball of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation were
Misses Mae and Leona Hirsh and their
guest Miss Sara Rakem of Philadelphia.
Mrs. F. Loew of Massilon, Ohio, and
her son Harry are visiting the brother
Nj a
avenue northwest.
An enjoyable time was spent New Year
night when Miss Schurmeier of the Van
CortIandt assisted by Miss Cunningham,
received from to 10 o'clock. The parlor
was tastefully decorated in palms and
ferns, and in one corner frappe was served
by Miss Margaret Cunningham. The DIN
ing room was decorated i'll pink, green
and white and Mrs. H s. Hurter, assisted
by Miss Mary Hammond, presided at the
table.
Senator and Mrs Buckley of Connect
cut entertained last night at dinner IN honor
of the Connecticut delegation in Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Vale have taken
an apartment at the Van Cortiandt lAlI
Belmont street Mrs. Vale will be at home
Monday afternoons during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley of New
York will give a dinner next week for Mr..
and Mrs George Marshall Allen of Nor
ristown, n. j., who Will be their house
guests.
Senator Kean and Miss Kean entertained
at a large dinner Friday night in honor of
the Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Alexander are
now at their residence, 1S43 Kalorama
road Mrs. Alexander will be al home Mon
days, from to 6.
Mrs Brinton Stone, 1871 De Sales street,
will be at home the remaining Mondays in
January after o'clock
Mrs Clark, wife of Senator William A.
Clark of Montana, who is abroad, will not
return for several months longer.
Mrs. C. H. Holmead and Mrs. Anthony
Holmead will be at home Fridays, January
10 and 26.
Frederick Cecil Lewis, son of Herber Cecil
Lewis editor of Army and Navy Magazine,
has been spending the holidays with his
parents; 1917 n street northwest, and Will
return on the It'll to the Danville Military
Institute.
Captain Thomas and Mrs jerks of 951
Massachusetts avenue formerly of New
Orleans received their friends and the
members of G.. A. R. on last Monday from
10 am 10 pm
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Perrin of New York
city, brother of Madame Godoy, wife of the
Mexican minister to Cuba, who was in the
city the past week TO attend the reception
given in honor of their niece, Miss Mer-
cedes Godoy, the only debutante of the
diplomatic corps this season, have returned
to their home in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. \. Bergfeld returned last
Wednesday, having spent the Christmas
holidays with relatives and friends in
Maryland.
Little Escalus F. Elliott celebrated his
fifth birthday last Wednesday at the home
of his parents. 1896 Coreoran street north
west by giving a birthday party to his
little friends. The parlors were decorated
with palms and cut flowers The early
part of the evening was spent in playing
games and later his sister entertained the
little folks by playing several solos on the
violin.
Miss Daisy Dean of Fort Wayne, Ind.
who has been spending several weeks with
Dr. and Mrs. Stutz of 1905 Q street north
west, left for her home yesterday. DR..
and Mrs. Stutz entertained at dinner in her
honor last Monday.
The Mexican minister to Cuba and Sonora
Godoy entertained the friends of their deb
utante daughter, Miss Godoy, at a dance
last Thursday after the reception at the
White House. Among those present were
the Bolivian minister and wife and Miss
Calderon, the Haytian minister and Nine
Leger, and the Misses Burke, the Cuban
| minister and Mime. Quesada and the secre-
taries and attache of the Cuban legation
Mr.. Casttliot, Mr.. Calvo, the Misses Taylor
and the Misses Adee, Miss Veloz and Miss
Allen, and the secretaries of the Mexican
embassy.
Mrs. John Tiletson Granger, 1898 Con-
necticut avenue, will be at home Satur-
days, January ID and II. to Z, when Mr.
and Mrs. Frank E. Hayward of New York
city will be her guests.
Mrs. Mary L. Bundick announces the
| marriage of her daughter, Ellie Ford to
Mr.. Fred p. Jenkins, at st. Paufs p. e.
Church, in this city on January 3, 1906
| Afiss Mamie Wilson entertained few of
her friends at her sorne. s1I MARYLAND ave-