Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-06
The WORLD or SOCIETY
MRS. LEE ENTERTAINs M
HONOR OF MRS. MCKEE.
Other Capital Hospitalities Of Recent
HappeningsPersonal
Notes.

Mrs. Arthur Lee gave q very pretty
luncheon today In honor of Mrs. James r.
Mckee. always q welcome washington vis-
itor. who is now here with Mrs. Walker OF
Philadelphia, who was also present. with
Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Spalding,
Mrs Russell and Miss Ida Thompson.
Mrs. William McNeir and Miss McNeir
will be unavoidably prevented from receive
ing tomorrow. but win be at home the re-
naming Wednesdays In February.
Mrs. Charles H. Dueli entertained at
luncheon today Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Harlan.
Mrs White, Mrs. Olcott. Mrs. Edison, Mrs
barnard Mrs. McGill Mrs. Fassett and
Mrs. Plrker.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hunt is spending this week in
New York.
Mr. and Mrs John Chopper gave din
ner last night, their guests being the Bel
gian minister and Baroness Moneheur, Capt.
and Mrs Richardson Clover. Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs Albert l.. Key, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Dulany
Hunter, Miss Horsey and Mr.. Arthur
Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson gave din
ner last night at which some of the guests
Secretary and Mrs. Newberry, Mr.. and Mrs.
MaeVeagh, Gen. and Mrs. Story, Mrs. Phil
Sheridan. Rev. DR.. Stafford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Patterson. The company ar
irving afterward was entertained by mu-
steal program given by Miss Marie Hall,
the violinist. and Mr.. Hamilton Harry,
pianist.
Miss Adele Bull of New York will be the
guest of Mrs. ]. NJ. Elliott on February D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Manly of Manlewood.
N. j., are guests of Lieut.. Commander and
and Mrs. John NJ. Ellicott at their resi-
dence 1920 Rhode Island avenue
avenue is spending several months with
her daughter, Mrs. George Holden of Hart
ford, Conn.
tertafned at dinner last night the Rrazilian
ambassador and Nine. Nabuco. the Swedish
minister. the Chinese minister. Justice and
Mrs Holmes Governor Magoon- Mrs Henry
Dfmoek of New York Mrs. Townsend Cen
eral and Mrs. Sharp. Mrs Cowles Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth.
Senator and Mrs Hopkins gave dinner
last night In honor of the Illinois deiege tinn
In Congress- at which other euas+s were
also present. The company included the
Speaker of the House of REPRESENTATIVES
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Boutelle Representative and Mrs Chap
man. Representative and Mrs Dickson
Renresenta tive and Mrs Fuller Renresen-
tative and Mrs Fnss. Representative and
Mrs. Graf Representative aud M~s Nc
Kinney Representative and Mrs Madden
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs Mann Ranresen-
tative and Mrs. Prince Representative and
Mrs. Rainey. Representative and Mrs
Pfves. representative and Ms Rodenherg
Representative and Mrs. George Smith
Representative and Mrs Snaop Rnnresen-
tative and Mrs. Sterline Representative and
Mrs Wilson. Pepresentat've Wha-ton Rem
aleks Mr.. and Mrs Pnvson Mr.. md Mrs.
Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Sims Can't and
Mrs Kelly Col. and Mrs Warner. Judee
and Mrs. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs RAYMOND
Mrs Penper Mr. and Mrs Wits Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridelev Gen. md Mrs.
Block. Mr. and Mrs Needbam Miss Bessie
Wilcox, Mr. John PETERS and Mr.. Jel1ss.
Mrs. Andrew b. Graham will be at home
tomorrow afternoon from until g. and a1so
the following Wednesday, at her residence.
14o7 10Th street.
On the Mediterranean cruise leaving New
York Wednesday nlornino viii from
Washington: DR.. w. A. Croffut and wife,
Prof Raymond and wife. DR.. and Mrs. +.
B. Power. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farquhar
and Mrs. Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Owing to continued Illness of her father
Miss Maude Rundv will not make or return
any calls this season.
surprise party was given last Wednes-
Gay evening to Mrs Florence Evans Of T15
Nj. Vernon place. The gathering was in
the nature of "send-off' to Mrs. Evans,
who has planned to sail for Eurone
to remain six weeks A musical pro-
gram was rendered. Carnations and
roses formed the decorations for the
sumner table the room being bower
OF evergreens. Gilt wish bones were the
Seymour. Miss I.ottie Wenner, Miss
Agnes Thornton, Miss Emma smp-
son. Miss Mamie Gaenan. Miss Edna
Fiber, Miss Emma Etter. Miss Rachel
Crown Miss Annie Etter. Miss Jessie Da-
Wis. Miss Florence Mattinely. Miss Jessie
Alder, Miss Pearl Henry Miss Elsie Skid
more. Miss Margaret Fowler, Miss Nellie
Alder and Miss Josephine Holohan.
Miss Perkins, daughter of Senator Per-
kins. and Miss Annie Rose Walker of Vir-
Stoneleigh Court from until O'Clock IN
honor of Mrs. Flint of California Those
assisting viii he Mrs. Timuons. Mrs. Dem
by. Miss Ridgely, Miss BRIGGS, Miss Ash
mead, Miss James, Miss Curtis, Miss Hem.
Miss Natalie Thomas Of Baltimore Mss
Martha w. Trippe. Miss Adams of New
York. Mrs. j. Ashton Cabel. Mrs Henry
C. Stuart and Miss Page Royal of Virginia.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rich, 144S Harvard street.
with her sister, Mrs. J. Oettineer of Wilson,
N. c.. will BE pleased to see her friends to-
morrow.
Mrs. Rose Hopkins of 1903 North Patter-
son Park avenue, Baltimore, Md. has Just
returned after weeks pleasant visit with
her cousin, Mrs III. A. Hopkins, 163 f
street northeast.
Miss spofford and Miss Nicolay, 1921 Mas
sachusetts avenue. will be at home We'd
nesdays during February.
Miss C. Bryson Taylor. who has been
spending the winter in New York. was sud-
denly recalled to Washington last week by
the serious illness of her grandmother. Mrs
A. Bryson.
The congressional ladies of the Ebbitt will
receive Tuesday. February 49, from 3 to ..
Mr.. A. A. Hoehling, jr.. entertained
party of friends Saturday by giving trip
to Mt. Vernon. The guests included Mrs.
Hoehiing. Miss Wilson, Misses Libbey, Mr..
and Mrs. Reid Mrs Aspinwall and Mr..