Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-13

line and Miss Marie OConnor was also In
white mousseline and carried pink roses.
Mrs. Bonaparte will receive tomorrow at
the Portland from to @.
Mrs. John B. Smoot and Miss Smoot will
be at home Thursdays, February 10 and
q, at 3066 Q street.
Mrs Thomas Ryan, 1850 S street, will not
be at home tomorrow. but will receive
Wednesday, February 81
Mrs j. Preston Miller and Miss Miller
will be at home on Wednesday, February
IA, from 4 to O'Clock. 1921 14th street.
Columbia Heights.
Mrs William John Zeh of 1901 18th street
has Cancelled her engagements owing 10 the
serious illness of her father Mr.. ]. T. Var
nell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson have moved
into their new residence. 1926 oath street.
Mrs Wilson will be at home informally on
Saturdays February IL and "a.
The graduation ball last night at the
Naval Academy was a great success. Sec
rotary and Mrs. Metcalf spent the day at
Annapolis yesterday and remained for the
ball. Other Washington guests were the
Misses Aver, Grace Allen. Mary Souther-
land, Dodge, Marguerite Field, India Bell
Fleming, Ethel Reynolds, Rose Bradford,
Madeline Loomis Catherine Reed, Spalding.
Seybold, Martin. Jones and Kinkaid.
The arrangements in the big ball room
were excellent. About the balcony rail
were placed large letters to avoid the con-
fusion of finding partners Each girl made
for her letter like she would do on a steam
ship wharf when she awaited the customs
inspector, and her partner had a better
chance of getting his dance.
The dance programs We're in leather, and
beautifully illustrated. There were about
twenty dances on the cards and provision
was made on blank pages for autographs.
Mrs. Shaw. wife of the Secretary of the
Treasury, will not receive tomorrow.
Miss Grace PaIlas was given a birthday
party at her home, 1S0S12 9th street north
west. Saturday evening which was largely
attended by little folks. Among those pres
ent were Miss Violo Brown. Phyllis Gal
lagher, Oracle Shannon, Elsie Shannon,
Fanny Benton. Rena Benton, Master
Charles Brown, Ernest Shelton. Kenneth
Charlton, Carroll Holt and Author Shannon
Mrs. w cambridge Hofr has arrived in
Washington and is located at the Everett,
1880 II street, for a few weeks.
this month on account of the Illness of her
mother. Mrs Welch.
Gen. Arson Mills entertained at dinner
last evening Senator Ankeny, Mr.. Charles
Glover, Admiral Harmony Major William
Z. Borden, Capt ]. T. Dickman Can't. G. A
Martin, Capt J. c; Oaks, Mr.. A. B. Burle-
Judge Silas Hare, Mr.. Frank G. Armstrong
General Greedy, Major ]. T. Knight cant
W. 5. Overton, Gen. James Allen ana Mr..
j. H. Stephens
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
entertained at dinner last night the follow
ing guests: The Mexican ambassador and
VINE M me. Casasus the Belgian minister and
baroness Moncheur Senator and Mrs. FL
klns, Senator and Mrs. Burnham. Senator
Smoot, Rear Admiral and Mrs Barker
Representative and Mrs. Dickson. Repre.
sentative ana Mrs. Bankhead, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Charles Curtis, Representa-
I'VE and Mrs. Madden, Representative and
MRS. Loud, DR.. and Mrs John Crayke
Simpson. Col. and Mrs. Robert 1. Fleming
mrs. John N. Carey and Miss Carey of
Indianapolis and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Fairbanks.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Root
mad as dinner guests last night the French
ambassador and Nine Jusserand the
Speaker and Miss Cannon, Senator Allison
Senator and Mrs. Spooner, Senator and
Mrs. Burrows, Senator and Mrs. Buckley
Representative and Mrs. Hoar, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Olcott and Mrs. Audenried
Another February bride who has had
wealth of spleRdid presents made her is
Miss Hldegarde Mcenna, whose marriage
to Mr.. John Leggett Pultz will take place
February 21. The ceremony will be at noon
and the company invited is necessarily
limited to the size of the house. Mrs. Nc
kenna who has been confined to the house
all winter, Is making steady and satisfac-
tory progress toward recovery.
A birthday party was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Kline in honor of the tenth birthday
Of their daughter Leona Sat
urday afternoon, February 10, at their resi-
OH
at which guests included number of little
friends. In the dining room, where refresh
ments were served from a beautifully deco
rated table, the center piece was a large
cake with ten candles surrounded
with flowers. The little ones present en-
joyed games and other amusements. Those
present We're: Miss Camille DesiO Miss
Lena Bergman, Miss Louise oliver, Miss
Jeanette Rees, Miss Julia Hayden, Miss
Agnes Hayden, Master Erwin Wilson, Miss
Marie Fouke, Mrs. George Baitzel of Bal
timore Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Miss Loine
Sill, Robert Roy, James Devine Miss Con-
NELL Miss Forbes, Miss Taylor and Miss
Daily.
Miss Kibbey entertained at large
luncheon today.
Miss Pussy and Mrs. Mae Aven will be at
home informally tomorrow from to 10
pm, at 1918 N street northwest
Mrs. Theodore w. Blrney is visiting her
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Walker and their infant son, in
the City of Mexico.
Mrs. Eugene r. Stevens will not be at
home tomorrow, but will receive on the
succeeding Wednesdays.
progressive euchre party was given TO a
number of intimate friends by Mr. and Mrs.
b. F. Edwards, the occasion being the cell
ebration of the recent opening of their new
and attractive suburban home on Win
throp Heights, near the National Luther
an Home. After two-hour euchre con-
test, supper was served, after which there
was instrumental and vocal music by Mrs.
Frank Rousseau, Mr.. L. II. Patterson, the
Misses NJ. L. Fuller, Viola Matlock and
Zula s. Edwards, and some of the guests
exercised the light fantastic toe." The
prizes of the euchre contest We're won by
Miss NJ. l.. Fuller and Col. o. G.. Staples.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards,
Col. o. G. Staples, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Rapp, Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rousseau, Mrs. n. NJ Fuller, Mrs.
A. g. Matlock, Miss NJ. l.. Fuller. Miss
Viola Matiock, Miss Zula Edwards and
Messrs. w. e. Boien. Milton Noyes and
Carlton Edwards.
Mrs. Katherine Livingston Egan gave
luncheon yesterday at the Cairo in honor
Of Mrs. Donald Mclean. The table was dec
grated with jonquils and narcissus. and
there were corsage bouquets Of vtolets for