Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SOCIABILITTEs FOR THE YOUNG
AND SOME OTHERS.
Guests at Well-Known Homes-In-
teresting Personal
Notes.

Miss Helen Cannon will have with her
for visit Hiss Louise Nugent, the debu-
| tante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Nu-
gent Of st. Louis. Miss Nugent Is expected
| to arrive tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont gave q din
ner, followed by a musicale last night for
the Russian ambassador and Baroness Ro-
/ sen.
Events Of this evening include the cotillon
| at Cats, dinners at the home of Senator
Depew, Mr.. and Mrs Thropp, the Austrian
| embassy, and a stag dinner at Rauscher g.
to be given by Mr.. Thomas Ryan. assistant
secretary of the Interior Department.
Miss Valera Hoss and Miss Lord of Penn
/ sylvania will be the guests for the next ten
days of Maj. and Mrs. French. 1888 18th
| street.
Mrs. George w. Smith of Illinois will be
| at home, 1873 Columbia road, informally
tomorrow from to 8.
The Smith College Club will meet with
Mrs. l.. W. Busbey, 2338 Massachusetts
avenue, tomorrow night.
Mrs. James Monroe Miller and Mrs. Geo.
| w. Prince will be at home tomorrow at
1918 18th street from until 6. They will
l be assisted ~ the following: Mrs. Long,
| Miss Curtis Mrs. and Miss Bowersock, Mrs.
Samuels. Mrs Britain and Miss Bigler.
Mrs. Jesse overstreet, wife of Representa-
| tive Overstreet of Indiana, will not be at
| home tomorrow, but will receive at the
| Willard Tuesday, February 5.
Mrs. Henry Clay Mclean has been called
| from the city by death in her family and
| will not be at home this week.
| After an illness of two months, Mr.. A. G.
Gross of 1922 18th street, accompanied by
| his son Alfred, left last night for De
| Land. Fla.
Mrs William Slaughter Hardesty and
Miss Stuart will be at home at their new
residence -3185 18th street, Wednesday, Jam
| uary 80, from to g. for the only time this
| season.
| Mrs. Kittredge Haskins will receive at
| the Grafton tomorrow afternoon from to
| 6 o'clock.
Mrs sibley will not be at home tomor-
| row.
| Mrs. Charles F. Buck and Miss Bessie L.
| Buck will be at home at Rock Creek rec
| tory Tuesday, January 20, for the last time
| this season.
The congressional ladies of the Ebbitt
House will receive tomorrow from 3 to 6.
Representative and Mrs. Charles b.
Lands of Indiana have taken an apart
| ment at The Highlands.
Mrs. swager sherley, 2O27 o street. will
| receive tomorrow for the last time this
| season.
! Mrs J. Eakin Gadsby will be at home
Thursday, but will not receive February
IL. After that date she will resume her
Thursdays at home
The following congressional ladies Of the
Driscoll will receive Monday, February 4.
from to 6: Mrs. Macon, Mrs. Weber, Mrs.
Fulkerson, Mrs. Keeper. Mrs. Rives. Mrs.
| Frank s. Dickson. Miss sulloway.
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd of winches-
ter, Va, ia visiting Mrs. William Hay at
her apartment at the Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. August Kleeblatt celebrated
the tenth anniversary Of their marriage
last Thursday evening by entertaining
few relatives Among those present were
J. Sondheimer. Mrs. NJ Siegel of New York,
Mrs. L. Steppacher of Baltimore, Messrs.
| Morris and Raymond Blumenfeld, Misses
Pauline Pretzfelder, Rena Kaufman. Thick
la and Hortense Sondheimer, Miss Sugen-
heimer and Messrs. Irwin, Laurence, Henry
and Morris Sondheimer, and Miss Miriam
| Kleeblatt.
Mr. and Mrs H. Conquest Clarke, 1852 N
street, entertained at dinner yesterday in
honor of their house guest, Mr.. Frank Hun
tingdon Chappell of New London. Conn.
Mrs Deemer and daughters will not be
at home January 20, but will receive Tues
day, February 5, at the shoreham.
ST. Aloysius Church was the scene of
very pretty but quiet wedding Wednesday.
and Miss Ellen E. ODea were married by
the Rev. Father Noonan, s. ]. After the
ceremony the happy couple left for brief
trip north. On their return they will be
IL fhoir frto at fhai
home, 100 I'd street northeast
Miss Mary Frances Warner, daughter of
Commissioner of Pensions Warner, and
Miss Nettica Lovica White. who are now in
Egypt, have taken private dahabeah with
Mr. and Mrs Norman of London, England,
for a ''loafing season. on the Nile.
Mrs Hill and Miss Elsie M. Hill. wife
and daughter Of Representative Hill of
Connecticut will be at home informally at
the Cochran tomorrow.
A pleasant euchre party was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hulbirt,
at 25 seaton street. Saturday evening, jan.
uary 20. The prizes were won by D. w.
Herriott and Mrs. F. E. Elder. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Herriott, DR..
and Mrs. c. s. Robbins Mr.. and Mrs. F.
e. Elder, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Birthright,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Wood Mr.. and Mrs. T.
]. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Barnes, Geo.
o. Barnes and Miss Josephine Kane.
Mrs. William e. Bleo left Saturday for
a two weeks visit in Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Mrs. Dieffenderfer. 1886 Columbia road.
| will be at home informally Mondays in Feb
| ruary after o'clock.
Master Edward Reynolds entertained Fri.
day night, In honor of his fourteenth birth.
| day, Edna Bailey, Eleanor and Ruby Car
penter, Susie Carroll Gertie Barron, Isabel
Perry, Mae McEntrye and Marie Reynolds,
Messrs. Claude and Milton Norton, George
Meeks, Theron Talbot, A. Leckman, Ashby
Marshall, Frank Perry, Hugh Espey. The
| evening was spent in merry games and
| conversation. After refreshments were
| served more games and music followed. A
number Of piano solos were played by
Gertie Barron. Eleanor Carpenter and
Marie Reynolds.
Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan's last Satur-
| day "at home'I brought together a group
| of persons representing both the residen-
| tial and official life in Washington. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore were also we'll rep.
resented by friends of Miss Carmel Egan,
who has recently entered society Mrs.
| Hillyer, Mrs. Charles p. Neill, Mrs Jen-
kins of Baltimore and Miss Isabelle Clarke