Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS wARDER HAS LYFLH
DANCERS TO ABUSE GUESTS
Recent Sociabilities and Some Of the
Euture-Personal
Notes.

greatest novelty in an after-dinner amuse-
ment which has been seen in Washington
this winter. The picture gallery was the
scene OF the entertainment and the guests
were seated here. when the little girl dancer
glided In. Her poses and the variety and
beauty OF her dances won most enthusia site
applause. While she was resting her little
boy companion gave clog dance Both are
10 dance again after another dinner the
present week which Mrs. warder will give.
Mrs. Holmes e. ofiey of Hamilton. Lou.
doun county Va. is the guest Of her SON
G G.eus; Commander Cleland N. ofiey Of
vii visit her daughter. Mrs Ben. H. Fuller.
at Annapolis, Md.
Mrs. Robert B. Wildman ia tb. .,,... 80
Mrs. Dunlop of Georgetown, D. G.
cs Mrs; Li11e Ety.. wife of Representative
george L. Llley of Connecticut, will be at
home tomorrow from to at the New
willard Mrs. Lilley entertained the Mon.
Gay Bridge Club. of which she is a member
Miss May Madigan and Miss Jennie DER.
ken were prominent in the local contingent
rt;a n,napons saturday night, where they
participated In the gayeties of a bali given
IN honor OF the graduating class of me mid
oles Ihis marked the final dance OF the
season FOR the cadets. Mrs. Joseph Dierlten
|
The District of Columbia Federation q,
Momens Clubs win hold a reception at the
| Portner, 18th and U streets northwest tne
| morrow evening from to 10 o,c,ocS, ~ a.,
wnlch the Council Of Jewish Women will
participate. e" Wall
Mrs. Sidney C. Kaufman will he at homo
fridays during the season at the Bedford.
1883 street northwest
Miss Fowler of Rhode Island avenue has
not been in her usual vigorous health this
winter and has not therefore been able to
pay calls.
Miss Fannie Rice left last week to visit
Philadelphia as the guest of Mr.. and MRS.
J. Reis. Later she will visit New York and
Baltimore.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Chadwick are here
on visit to Miss Silvie de Grasse Fowler,
I'LL Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. William R. Bailey of 2521 University
place will be at home Thursdays in Febru-
airy.
Mrs. c. W. Blackwood will not be at
home tomorrow.
The congressional ladies' at the Dewey
| will be at home informally tomorrow after
| noon from to for the last time this
season.
A pretty but quiet wedding took place
at the parsonage VI 81. DOMINIC CuuTCn
| Wednesday evening. January 80. the con-
| tracing parties being Miss Lille A., only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck and
| Mr.. William D. Olive. The bride was
gowned in white Brussels net and Irish
point over white taffeta, and carried
| shower bouquet of Bride roses and lilies Of
the valley. Her only ornament was
| breastpin. which was worn by her mother
| at her wedding. After the ceremony, which
| was performed by the Rev. Father Hinch
and witnessed by the immediate families Of
parents of the bride followed at their resi-
dence, 300 9Th street southwest to which
only relatives and most intimate friends
were invited The presents received were
away gown was Of ruby broadcloth, with
and Mrs Olive win be at home after Febru-
airy at CAB L street southwest.
Col. o. G. Staples VIII give masquerade
ball on Tuesday evening" February 10, at Q
o'clock at the Riggs House.
Mrs. Jesse Overstreet and Mrs Charles
B. Lands will be at home at the New Will
lard Tuesday afternoon, February g. from
until 6.
Miss Allen of New jersey sister of Rep
resentative Allen, will receive at the Nor
mandie tomorrow, with Miss Wood of New
Jersey, from until 6.
Mrs. J. M stoddard of 1912 street will
ruary 6.
Mrs. C. H. Cragin and Mrs D. A. Green
lees will be at home, 1927 Dumbarton ave-
nue., on Tuesdays, February 8 and II.
Mrs. H. W. Van Sender entertained at a
luncheon, followed by euchre, Friday at
her new home, PAP Columbia road. Among
her guests were Mrs. ]. c. Needham. Mrs.
Mondell, Mrs. w. j. Kehoe. Mrs B. S. Nc
Guire Mrs. ]. w. Langley, Mrs Charles
Stone Mrs. Fairfax, Mrs. Blackburn. Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. c. c. Clements, Mrs. w. F.
Daley, Mrs. Zeh, Mrs. Sanner, Mrs. Har-
per, Mrs. Carl-Smith. Mrs. Armstead, Mrs.
Munce. Mrs. stubblef1eld. Mrs. Demonet,
Mrs. DAILY, Mrs. Guss Mrs. Conway, Mrs.
NJ Smith, Mrs. Clindinst and Mrs. Wander
Mrs. Charles A. Davis will not be at home
tomorrow afternoon.
The Rev. and Mrs. George Calvert Carter,
17O1 New Hampshire avenue, will be at
home Tuesday afternoons until Lent.
Mrs. August Bushing entertained the
cleveland Euchre Club Saturday evening.
The prizes were captured by Miss Nixon,
Mrs. yelling. Miss Ashmore, Mrs. Ryan,
Miss Curry, Miss Gardiner, Mr.. oRourke,
Maidens. Refreshments were served. and
the club adjourned to meet next Saturday
evening with Mrs. John Ryan.
10To. 66OF8c LEVINE 9itt66Q6s LOSS NEW
Hampshire avenue. will be at home infor-
mally to her friends Tuesdays, February
and r. from to 6.
Mrs. William W. Townsend, 1447 Irving
| street. who is at present out OF the city,
will be unable to make or receive calls this
season. --'---:ss-r--<'-
| The wives of the staff Of the Library of
Congress held q very largely attended tea
|: Friday afternoon last In the Library build
l ing. Mrs. w. d. Johnston and Mrs Thomp-
son presided at the tea table.Gassisted by
Mrs. A. R Byrd, Miss Florence 6pofford.
Mrs. F. ]. Reynolds. Mrs. g.. T. Ritchie,
Mrs. Hugh Morrison and Mrs. Richard H.
Johnston.
Madame Alfred THIRTY Of Paris gave a
very delightful dinner to q few Of her
Eyoung lady friends Saturday night at the
Portland. Music and singing and interest
ing games filled the evening.
Friday evening the friends Of Miss Gladys
McCullagh and Miss Helen c.. Brett were
delightfully."- entertained at a dance Among
| those present were Misses E. Grifin,- M
l mr. u n