Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-30
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ARRANGEMENTS FOR WHITE
HOUSE NEW YEAR RECEPTION.
Days at Home and Other Personal
Items-Holiday Parties.
Notes.

day as follows:
II a.m.-The Vice President: the men,
bers of the cabinet; the diplomatic corps
11:2O a.m.-The chief justice and the as
sociate justices of the Supreme Court OF
the United States; the judges Of the
Court of Appeals of the District Of Co
lumhia: the judges Of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia; the Judges
of the United States Court Of Claims
former members Of the cabinet. ambas-
sailors and ministers of the United
States.
1870 Ambassadors representatives
and delegates in Congress.
11:45 am.-Off1cers of the army; officers
of the navy: officers of the Marine Corps:
commanding general and general staff OF
the militia Of the District of Columbia.
1918 p.m-The regents and secretary
of the Smithsonian institution: the
| civil service commission; the Interstate
commerce commission: the isthmian canal
| commission: the Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia: assistant secretaries
| of departments; the solicitor general: as
| sistant attorneys general; assistant post
| masters general: the treasurer OF the
| United States: the librarian of Congress
the public printer. the heads of bureaus
in the several departments. the president
of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb.
| p.n.-Ino society tine SlHClu-
nati the Aztec Grub Of 1s47; the AS
ISOLATED Veterans of the War Of 1S46-41;
the Military Order of the Loyal Legion OF
the United States; the Grand Army of the
Republic: the Medal of Honor Legion;
the Union Veteran Legion; the Union Vet
Grams Union: the Society of the Army
| of Santiago; the Spanish War Veterans;
! the. Army and Navy Union; the Minute
| Men: the Sons of the American Revolu-
ton: the members of the Oldest 1nhabit-
| pfS' ~
| lumbia. Q
| p.m.-Reception Of citizens.
| Gentlemen to be received, whether in
carriages or on foot, will enter the White
House by the north po-tico and will leave
| by the eastern entrance Opposite the
| Treasury.
Carriages will approach the White
! House by the northwestern gate and will
| parked in east Executive avenue. where
! they will remain until called TO the east
| entrance, from which all guests will de-
| part.
| The Brazilian ambassador and Nine.
Nabuco entertained Informally at din
ner last night for the Peruvian minister
and Nine. Pardo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Butler gave a thea
| ter party preceded by dinner Saturday
night. when Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt. jr..
| was with them and their daughters, the
| Misses fTdnCeSCd ana SldQyB butl61. j eS-
terday the same party was horseback rid
ing together.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs John F.
| ng Of young folks to celebrate the nine
tenth birthday anniversary Of their twin
daughters, Catherine and Mary. An or
clestra Of young folks rendered the dane
| ing music during the evening. At supper.
| for which the table was beautifully deco
! C0lnrS
presided at one end of the table and Miss
Mary at the other Among those present
were the Misses Rae Potts, Ruby Gaver,
Rita Allen. Freddie Harding. Mary Blazer,
| Gertrude Ellin, Elise and Mabel Barbour.
Gladys Brown, Florence and Alice Bran.
son. Sadie Kerper. Lulu Nichols. Lilly
and Emma Roy, Olive Saunders, Ruby
! Gaver. Christine Weber and Miss Norris
Of Baltimore, Messrs. Warren Wagner.
Ralph Cady, Delmore Bean. Turner Cox.
Raymond Norris, Wallace Nichols. Jack
Davis, Talbert Boyce. VIII Russell, Hor-
ace Lybrand, Archie McNaut, VIII
Thompson, Arthur Callahan Harry Was
sar. Mr.. Gaddis and Will Homburg OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. T. P. OConnor Of London, wife of
the Irish member of parliament and one
of the leaders of that body. is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. NJ. H. Pilling, at 1343
| 18th street.
| The assistant secretary of war and Mrs.
| Oliver gave a luncheon yesterday when
among their guests were Gen. and Mrs.
| Frederick Dent Grant and Lieut.. and
| Mrs. L. s. Grant. who are here at the
home of the Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Root over the holidays. and their own
| son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Choate, jr., Of New York.
Ambassador and Mrs Whitelav Reid
| who will be here this week as guests Of
nd Mrs yvar
| tertained at dinner Saturday night in New
York by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer.
| who had a company of fifty to meet them.
Miss Jean Reid is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. W. Seward Webb at Sltalburne
Farms. VT, but will be In this city also
for the first of the seasons festivities.
Mrs Howard S. Reside will receive the
| and February Mr. and Mrs. Reside are
| in their spacious new home on 18th
| street. opposite their former residence and
| have Miss Dobbing of Chiselhurst. Eng
! land, as their guest for the winter.
| The Bolivian minister and Nine. Calde-
| ron gave dinner Saturday evening In
| honor of the Mexican ambassador anC
| honor guests were the Costa Rican min
| lister. the Peruvian minister and Nine.
| Pardo, the Colombian minister and Nine.
| Cortes, Senator and Mrs. Burrows. the
Mexican minister TO CuDa ana NINE. 10
| doy. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Foster and
| Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Thomas H. Ander-
son.
Mrs P. ]. LennoX, wife OF Prof. Len
| nox of the Catholic University of Amer
| lea, has arrived from her home in Dub
| lin, Ireland, to take up her residence in
| Washington. Prof. and Mrs. Lennox are
| at present staying at the Dolly Madison
House. 1401 Massachusetts avenue.
|
Cadet James Muir Of West Point. who
| arrived in the city Christmas morning, was
| extensively entertained during his brief
Witt He was entertained. at dinner
Christmas night by Miss Webster, going
later to Miss Youngblood's dance. Thurs
| day was Miss Aleshire's tea, and Mrs.
| Muir's box party at the Columbia. fol-
guests were present: Miss Alvord. Miss
! Obenchain, Miss Hood. Miss Muir. Cadet
| Waterman, Cadet Calvo. Cadet Muir Mr..
Grimes of Phillips-Exeter, and Mr.. Far
| rineton Of Cornell. Friday was Miss Man
nering's tea, Miss Obenchains dinner and
| later the Cornell dance. Cadet Muir re-
| turned to West Point Saturday.
| Mrs Mcpherson and Miss Mcpherson
will he at home Tuesdays throughout the
| season.
| A Christmas party was given last
| Thursday at the home of Miss BESSIE
Vogelson of Capitol Hill. Many of the
guests are her school friends. Games Of
| all kinds were played and the mistletoe
bough caused much merrimept At a late
hour refreshments were served in the
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