Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-06


was dance. Senator and Mrs. Dryden,
Col. and Mrs. Bromwell, Chief Engineer
and Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. George Merrill,
Gen. and Mrs. Sternberg and Mrs. Nicholas
Anderson gave dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman mark
ed their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
last night by a family dinner at the New
Willard. when thirty covers were laid.
| The sixty couples cotilion at Rauschers
| tomorrow night. Mr.. and Mrs. COTS ball
Tuesday. the midwinter dance at Fort Myer
Wednesday. Mrs Townsend's cotillion
Thursday and Mrs. George T. Marye's din
ner and small dance the same evening, the
Kean dinner-dance for Miss Lucy Roose-
welt and the navy yard hop Saturday night
are the leading events of the present week
to the dancing contingent.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
will give a large reception Wednesday
night in honor of the Senate, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pinchot and Mr.. Clifford Pinchot will hold
their annual reception for the American
Forestry Association Tuesday night
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
give the second state dinner of the winter
Thursday night, which is for the ambas-
sailors and ministers.
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Shaw will give their annual dinner in honor
of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt Tues
day night at the Arlington.
Other notable dinner hosts and hoStesses
of the week will be Senator and Mrs.
Elkins, Capt. and Mrs. Glover, Senator and
Mrs. Knox, Senator and Mrs. Scott, Mr..
| and Mrs. Perry Belmont, Senator and Mrs.
Depew, Senator and Mrs. Hopkins, Senator
and Miss Kean, Mr.. and Mrs. Shonts, and
Senator and Mrs Dryden. Some of those
entertaining during the afternoons will be
Mrs. Robt. w. Patterson. tomorrow; Mrs.
A. w. Dunn, Wednesday, to meet Mrs.
Swanson; Mrs Logan, Thursday. to meet
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Mrs. Buikely. wife of Senator Bulkely, Fri
day. Mrs Thomas NJ. Gale will give
morning musical. followed by a luncheon,
to large party Wednesday next
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh who
have contributed largely to the gayety
of the present season, expect to sail
for Europe the last of this month to spend
| the spring months in southern France and
| Italy. They will return in May and go to
| their ranch in Colorado for the summer.
| Miss Walsh will accompany her parents
| abroad.
Mrs. Joseph P. Rudy gave a dinner at
| her home on 9TH street northeast last
| week in honor of Mrs. r. E. Tyner Of
| kensington.
| Mrs Charles H. Rabbit will not be at
| home Mondays, 9TH and 14th instantS, but
will be glad to see her friends the 2lst and
| 18th of January
! for Norfolk to be with her relatives Mr..
| II. st. c. fuckers family, during the
| month of January.
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Baen Street an
| nounce the marriage of their daughter,
| Flora Douglas, to Mr.. Raymond Cornell
Wilson of Florida, on Saturday, January B..
The marriage ceremony was performed by
Bishop Earl Cranston, assisted by Rev.
| Carl G. Doney. Owing to the recent death
| of the grooms father only the immediate
| families were present. The bride was at
| tired in a gray tailored suit with violet
| hat and carried violets and orchids. After
| a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Wilson
will reside at Elkton, Fla.
A very happy gathering of young people
assembled at the home of Miss Dorothy
| Smallwood, 2107 street, Friday evening.
| The house was beautifully decorated with
| Christmas greens. bells and mistletoe, while
the dainty supper table was very attractive
in its red poinsetta. Dancing was the
principal enjoyment of the evening. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs Ordway.
Lane Among those present were the
Misses Maude Parker Katherine Ladd.
Amy Langley, Pearl Costinett. Anne
Tuohy, Nina Van Orsdal, Robyn Young.
Norita PETER, Frances Thorn. Iras Mas
ters, Jean Crawford, Frances Middleton,
Lorraine Davis, Madeline Davis Miriam
Sterner, Dorothy Smallwood and Messrs.
Bruce Cortelyou, Mac Parker, Raymond
Hoover, Chester Clark, Ernest Langley.
Stuard Young. Harry Bishop. Russell
Madden. Jerome Graham, Charles Parks,
Robert Boggis, Edward Law, Mr.. Upton.
Mr. Mccormick, Harold Dewitt, Lorimer
Graham.
After visit of ten days to his mother
and sister, --iss Ethel, Mr.. Roswell A. Fish
has returned to his duties In Boston.
Mrs. J. 1. Peyser of 1923 10th street will
be home Wednesday afternoon to her
friends.
Miss Mabel X. Botsch celebrated her
fourteenth birthday Monday. December 81,
1906 by afternoon party from 3 to 6.
The dining room was tastefully decorated
in red In keeping with the season. The
birthday cake, with fourteen lighted can
dies made a pretty centerpiece. Those
present were the Masses Elsie Sheetz, Mary
Mayfield Pauline Pfuger, Hulda Botsch.
Louise Cissel Ruth Fiske, Lena Volland,
Ruth Bean. Elsa Bauer. Margaret Botsch.
Grace King. Belle Cissel. Ruth Shaw, Kath-
arine Shllington and Margie Schwartz
haunt of Baltimore. Each received unique
souvenirs with the New Year card of greet
ing. Miss Dolly Eich of Plymouth Ind,
assisted Mrs. Charles Botsch in entertain
ing the young folks
Mr. William Bailey entertained at lunch
con Thursday at her home P street north
Wisteria Euchre Club The house was
prettily decorated with holly. red bells and
cut flowers. The company included Mrs.
Lewis Dare, Mrs. William Kimmel Mrs.
Arthur Bailey, Mrs. Edwin Jones. Mrs.
Mark Towers. Mrs. E. Landvoigt Mrs. F.
Greve. Mrs. B. TRULY and Mrs. Walter
Ridenour.
Mrs. Dare of Rhode Island avenue was
hostess at a pretty luncheon Christmas
week, when she entertained the ladies of
the Wisteria Euchre Club. The dining room
and table decorations were in red and
green. Guests were Mrs. William Bailey.
Mrs. Arthur Bailey, Mrs. William Kimmel,
Mrs. Edwin Jones. Mrs. Mark Towers, Mrs.
Walter Ridenour. Mrs. b. TRULY, Mrs. F.
Greve and Mrs. E. Landvoigt.
Mrs Roberts. wife of Representative Rob-
ers, will not receive or make formal calls
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Shane and family
formerly residing at 2S d street southeast
have removed to their new home, 1919
Quincy street northeast, Brookland, D. c.
Mrs. Casey, wife of Lieut. Col Thomas L.
Casey. corps of engineers, U. s. A., will
be Eat home Fridays in January at their
apartments in Stoneleigh Court
The Count and Countess Castellane of
Paris, who have been extensively enter
tanned in New York. will be here this week
and be the guests of honor at dinner of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont Tuesday. The