The Washington times., 1907-01-22
Entertained
At Luncheon
On Birthday
Mrs. L. A. Stubblefeld
Hostess to Guests
on Anniversary
Event.

Mrs l.. . Stubblefieid entertained AT
luncheon today in honor OF her birthday.
She received her guests in a stunning
imported gown of black lace and jet
over black chiffon and silk. They were
Mrs. jules Guthridge. Mrs. Robert n.
Harper Mrs. Lewis Smith. Mrs r. d.
Jackson. Mrs. 4. II. Atwood, and the
Misses Morris. The decoration of the
table and dining room were all OF pink
Mrs. Chandler. wife Of Commander
Lloyd II. Chandler, L. 5. n. entertain
ed az a delightful afternoon tea today
In honor of Mrs. Robinson The par
lors We're prettily decorated with pink
roses and ferns, and Mrs Chandler
received her guests i'm a mOdish gown
OF white crepe de chine
Assisting Mrs. Chandler In the receiv-
ING ime We're Mrs. Edison, her mother.
Mrs. Bell. and Mr.. Dunn. Mrs Ward,
Mrs. Washington. Mrs. Fields. Mrs
Williams. and Mrs. Preston presided IN
the dining room and served tea. chOco-
late, punch, and frappe.
one Of the smartest OF the season s
many dances was that last evening of
the 'Benedictiaes." the newest cotillon
formed In society. n was given ia
AeaAtA7fAaN4 NfaAAAA NAilAASs anu AllN a. liigNA
distinguished committee of arrange
ments, including Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth, Mrs. George Vanderbilt, Of New
York and Washington; Mrs William
Corcoran Eustis. Mrs Robert Bacon
wife of the Acting Secretary OF state.
Mrs r. A, Keep, Mrs. Ward Theron.
Mrs. Herbert WadswOrih. and MIS-
Henry Purdy. The decorations Of the
rooms were ia exceeding good taste.
palms and other foliage plants being the
only growing things used. The dance
y AS set for l0.30 which admitted the
comfortable dinner parties preceding IT,
Almost every member of the com
mlttee entertained at dinner. taking the
guests 10 the c0tilion. The Marine
sand Furnished the music, and after The
guests assembled general dancing accu-
ped tho time until the midnight supper
Immediately after this first supper
the coulion formed. and was led bv
Colonel MOrreli After this 4 second
ana more elaborate supper was served
at small tables The faVors were th..
most effective in the ballroom II anv
seen thus season. They consisted Of tn
most brilliant and beautiful long
-temmed paper COVERS, PAINTED Chinese
fans fringed with peacock feathers. fra
grant SandglWood fans silk bags IN
gay colors. silk flags Of an nations
Eaylv coloTed silk and crepe de chine
scaris, pin cushions. Sashes in different
ends Of tinsel
Mr. and MIS-. William CGrc0ran Eus-
us entertained at dinner last evening ina
nonnr of Hon Maude Pauncefote
daughter or the late ambassador from
Great Britain. who Is the guesr ~ A.
townsend. The guests went Iqt.r 4,
the Benedictines' cOtillon.
AIR and Mrs Jake Eiseman of NJ
street. celebrated their eighteenth wed
o-Ls anniversary last evening with =
family gathering. Dancing Vocal sr5
instrumental music were enjoyed until
"a idte uour, when supper was served
The decorations OF the dining room were
IN red and green. The guests were Mrs
l.. Somers, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Young. u
Somers and wife A. SOmers. Mr. and
MIS-. = Somers Mrs. b Eissmen j.
Elseman. n. Eiseman and D. Eisemsn.
and number of little folks.