The Washington times., 1906-01-04

the minister from Chile. Mrs. NeW berry
Mrs. Burrows. Mrs. Hoyt. Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. Reyburn. Mrs Converse. AIRS. Cur
lis. and Mrs Ross Thompson
The Misses cullen entertained lunch
con party today.
The concert and dance an the New
Willard iast night by the Yale G.ee
and Banjo Club was one of the most
successful Of the season The pretty
banquet room i'm which the concert was
given was filled with many OF Wash
ington's most prominent people. The
/ Secretary of War with Mrs Taft. and
their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Taft and Miss Louise Taft. were there.
Mrs Taft was one of the Chaperons at
1 the dance that followed aEe was most
/ becomingly dressed In black lace
Mis-. Charles J. Bell. another chaper-
on was dressed iu ivory chiffon. satin
trimmed with lace.
Among the large number Of girls pres
ent were Miss Calyo. daughter of the
+ minister from Costa Ricl the Misses
Hannfs TayIOr, the Misses Pnseu and
the Misses Miller, Miss Edith Miller
one Of the girls ON the dance commit
Z tee. was dressed in black tulie and
wore some glorious American Beauties
( Miss Grace Bell also ON the commit
/ tee. wore a beautiful gown of pale blue
satin ard lace Miss Mimi Carr the
/ Misses Shepard. the Misses Shepherd
Miss I,eonora RouZer. Miss Possible
waite. Miss Gan. Miss Wilder Miss
C,obb Miss Crosby. Miss Williams. Miss
Merriam. Miss DueIl. and. indeed, near
/ " all Of the younger SET. remained for
+ the dance.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont viii give
/ a small musicale on the evening Of jan
nary %. when they viii have Caruso
sing several selections. Mrs. Belmont
has chosen Friday as her day at home
1 for the season.
Mrs. J. B. Foraker will not receive
today. but viii be AZ home next Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. DoIIiver will receive this after
noon from TO 6.
Mrs J. Eaken Gadsby. who has re
covered from her recent illness. will
receive her friends Thursdays in Jan
uary.
Mrs. Dubois. the wife of the Senator
( from Idaho. has not Vet recovered from
the accident she experienced in Manila.
| For this reason she has been unable to
teke any part in the social affairs al
the CAPITAL. and viii leave Washington
the first part of next week for Pensa-
cola. Fla. and other points on the
| Southern coast. Mrs. Dubois viii re-
caiva this afternoon from 5 to o'clock
for the first and only time this season
when she will be assisted by her sister
/ Mrs. Rowland Hanson, Of DcS MOtnes
Iowa. and Mrs. William EIdenbaugh. o1
Poise city. Idaho. Mrs Hanson will re-
turn home shortly. when she will be
accompanied by Elizabeth. the youna
; daughter of Senator and Mrs. Dubois.
Eugene Burgess, of HyattsVllle. anc
Raymond Jackson, of Georgetown. have
returned to their homes. after having
spent the holidays in Philadelphia.
Miss Tucv Patton was hostess 10 a
number of young friends last SUNDAY
night at New Year party in her home
! 450 nj street northwest. Miss Patton
! arranged a number of diversions toi
/ her guests until midnight. when the olo
/ wear was given good send OF ana tht
new one heartily welcomed
Among Miss Patton guests were lht
, Misses Bliss Amos. Jennie Hogan
/ Katie west. huIu olpiltis A1EA6it <As'4lt-'
, Linda Reading. Arthur Hogan, Dillor
= Galhia. Russle Wood, Earle Amos
? Charlie Bardley, James BhOeT. and kirl
Sipher.
Miss Blanche Stern entertained TIN
= AeOiians with a watch party last sun
dav niaht. a great deal OF though
4 was displayed for the affair, each gues
a being presented with an interestin'
4 souvenir. aDropos OF himself Amohl
= those present were Miss Lillian. Sellg
= man. of Baltimore; Miss Carol BaeT
s Miss Savina Goldsmith. Miss NFinni
Stern. Miss Julia Loeb, Miss Elizabeu