Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY,
MRS KUsER HAS PARTY bI
FIFTY AT LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Grosvenor Honored by Friends
Other Events-Personal
Notes.

tertained fifty guests at luncheon today at
Rauscher's. Those present were Mrs. Har-
Ian. Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Bur-
rows, Mrs. Spooner, Mrs Gaines, Mrs. Oh
cott Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Ho-
bart. Miss Willard, Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs.
Lamar, Mrs. Ridgely. Mrs. Timmons, Mrs.
Sternberg, Mrs. j. W. Foster, Mrs. Rich
ardson Clover, Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mrs.
Briggs, Mrs. Wright Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Hob
son, Mrs. Audenried, Mrs Henderson Mrs.
Jackson. Miss Ida Thompson, Mrs Edison
Bradley, Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. Corcoran
Hill, Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Hornblower Mrs.
Ross Thompson Mrs. ]. w. Kearney, Miss
wood. Mrs. Jenkins, Miss Sheriff., Miss
jackson, Mrs. Carrot Hobart, Mrs. Frank
land Biggs, Miss Shaw, Miss Upham, Miss
anderson. Miss Butler Miss Treat, Miss
Horsey, Miss Mccoy, Miss Benham and
Mrs. Dryden.
Mrs. Charles II. Grosvenor was the euest
OF nonor yesterday at tea given by the
wives OF the other representatives living at
.ne Dewey as a farewell compliment and
an expression of personal regard as we'll
as regret that her husbands long congress
sionaI career approaches its end. The re-
ceptlon was held in the parlor suite with
mowers IN quantities and red hearts to sym-
Dolfze st. Valentines day conspicuous in
the decoration. Mrs. Grosvenor was hand
somely gowned in embroidered white creme
Mrs. chapman Phelps Leete, daughter Of
representative and Mrs. GrovenOr was
present. The hOstesses of the afternoon
were Mrs. r. d. Crumpacker, Mrs George
3: Legare. Mrs. c. II. Grosvenor, Mrs. E. r.
GH nnsia MRS; E. D. Vreeland. Mrs. F. N.
Currier, Mrs 6: A. Loud. Mrs. W. W. Will
son, Mrs T. H. Dale, Mrs r. F. Brous-
sard, Mrs. c. f. Townsend. Mrs. |. w.
rordney, Mrs. II. c. Loudenslager, Mrs. c.
II. Burke. Mrs. George w. Cromer Mrs w.
H: Graham. Mrs. Philip KNOBS Miss Grace
Often, Miss Fannie Often. Mrs E. c. Ellis.
Mrs: ]. V. Graft, Mrs. ]. II. Davidson Mrs
A. ). Freeland Mrs. f. l.. Hamilton and
Mrs. G. j. Dekema
There was a PRETTY arranged tea table
where the receiving party took turns in
offering hospitality. The reception was at
tended by hundreds Of guests and was most
enjoyable.
Mrs. John A. Logan entertained at
dinner last night in Compliment to
Rev. Frank M. Bristol DID. and Mrs.
bristol; Her other guests We're Senator and
mrs Hopkins, Representative and Mrs
Mann, Representative and Mrs Lowden,
Representative and Mrs. Madden, Repre-
sentative Mckinley. Gen. and Mrs. Dodge,
Miss Maths, Miss Taylor and Miss Logan.
Representative and Mrs. Dalzell had as
dinner guests last night the Secretary of
State. the German ambassador and Baron
ess Won sternburg, the Secretary of the
A>afS. ocHdtOT anu DryOen. senator
and Mrs. Foraker Senator and Mrs Bur
rows, Senator and Mrs. Scott, Senator
Kean, Miss Kean, Senator Brandegee Mrs
Wetmore, Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mrs. La
nier Dunn of New York, Miss Mccoy of
Pittsburg and Mr.. Samuel Dalzell.
Mrs. Taft had about forty guests at
bridge party yesterday and others who
came into tea afterward, and today has an
other party to be similarly entertained.
Mrs. Vrooman gave a luncheon yesterday
for her guest, Miss Ethel Moore of Oak
land, Cal, who will be here this month
Mrs. Vrooman and her sister, Mrs. Abbott,
will be at home today.
Miss Helen Moore Monday evening last
entertained her friends at a masquerade
party at her residence, All 9th street south
west, and large throng enjoyed the mer-
rymaking. The costumes were original and
handsome, and over half the guests were
masked The evening was spent with
games, music and dancing. and during the
evening refreshments were served. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Archie
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Moore,
Miss Frances Wood, Miss Martha Wood,
Mrs: Mary A. Wood, Misses Mabel and
We're Miss Ella Cranston, as a nurse; Miss
Clara Ertter, Cheyenne;' Miss Anita Gar
n m,rno gypsy ps; Miss Miss Mamie Garner. Aunt
Miss Eta Jasper, Spanish girl; Miss Kate
Jasper, tambourine girl; Miss Mae Mars
den. Little Bo-Peep; Miss Rose Newman,
winter; Miss Gertrude Perry, flower girl;
Miss Nellie Randy, February; Miss Mabel
Thrift, Dutch girl; Miss Helen Moore In
dian girl; Miss Irene Moore, French maid;
Cleveland Coats, Indian; Joseph Marsden,
colored nanny; Melville English, Indian;
Nathan Wolfe, gypsy; Julian Moore, sailor,
and Arthur Moore, colored nurse.
Mrs Howard L. Hodgkins will not be at
home on Saturdays, February 16 and %.
Miss Henning will be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Joel Hillman has as her guest Miss
Clarice Tuck of New York, and will be
pleased to see her fuends Sunday after
noon.
Miss Cora Sommers of 3O3s NJ street
northwest will be at home Sunday evening,
February II, in honor Of her guest, Miss
Hilda Newmeyer of Havre de Grace, Nd.
Mrs. Lewis Merriam of 1929 street will
be at home tomorrow afternoon and will
have with her Mrs. John F. Collins of ST.
Louis Mo, her sister. They will be glad to
see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Hassold entertained
their friends last Monday evening at their
residence. 613 9th street northwest, in honor
were present their daughter, Mrs. ]. s. Box
we'll. and her little son, John Raymond,
also the following friends from abroad: Mr..
and Mrs. James Duncan, Mr.. James Har-
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duncan and
family, all of Brechin. Forfarshire. Scot
land; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howarth of
Yorkshire, England, and Mrs Townley and
son Of Hull, England. There were a num-
Der Of solos by Mr.. Charles Howarth and
Mr.. James Harrison.
Mr.. s. Lowenberg and wife 0he latter
formerly Miss Bertha Cohen) of Newark, N.
j., are visiting relatives at 619 10th street
northwest. At home Sunday, February II.
At the February meeting of Dolly Madi-
son Chapter, D. A. R., held Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Barnard, 1905
Rhode Island avenue, an address was given