Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-08
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL BALL
GIVEN By THE SIXTY COUPLE.
Notable Dinners for Prominent Per-
sons-Tonight's Program
Notes.

hauschers was a charming success. The
guests after a rest Of a night or two from
dancing were in fine form to begin what
promises to be one Of the gayest weeks Of
the season thus far. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Campbell, to whom the reception and con-
t1nuance of this organization is primarily
due, were both present, the former to lead
with Paymaster MCGOWAN and the other to
receive as hostess of the evening. General
dancing began at $50 and the cotillion an
hour later. The favors were very pretty.
The subscribers included Miss Ridgely, Miss
Mary Switzerland, Miss Erlougher, Miss
Huff, Miss Julette Williams, Miss Jennings,
Miss Trescot, the Misses Downing, Miss
Walsh, the Misses Miner, Miss LIE Breton,
Miss M. Stevens, Miss Brewster, Miss
Badger. Miss Crawford. Miss Phelps, Miss
Allen, the Misses Shepard, Miss Alice Dun
bar, Miss Maxwell, Miss Shepard,& Miss
Wilder. Miss Pauline Magruder, Miss Brad
ley, Miss Chew, Miss Ethel Whitney, Miss
Clabaugh, Miss LeutZe, Miss Halford, Miss
Schaeffer, Miss Ryan. Miss Denny. Miss
Laura Carpenter, Miss Hull. Miss Lincoln,
Miss Frederick Morgan, Miss Polly Mason,
Miss Louise Chase, Miss Louise Newlands,
Miss Williams, Miss Sessions, Miss Gertrude
Williams, Miss Baltazzi, Miss Owen and
Miss Cushing, Commander and Mrs. Heb
binghaus of the German embassy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Belmont Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wiki
inson. Mr.. and Mrs. George Marye, Colonel
and Mrs. Bromwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow.
Mrs. Dan Moore. Capt. Beach. d.. H.
HURT, Lieut.. Macarthur, Mr.. G. o. Tot
ten jr., Mr.. ]. Knapp, Mr.. ]. A. Taylor,
Mr.. Leonard Nicholson, Paymaster T. VIII
Mr.. W. Kendall Evans, Mr.. c. r. Pettus,
Paymaster MCGOWAN, Mr. Charles Har-
rison, Mr.. Albert Clemens. Mr.. J. Q. Ecker.
Capt; w p Jacobs, Lieut.. Chauncey
Downing, Mr.. Harris NJ. Crist, Mr. Beale
Bloomer, Mr.. E. c. Head, Mr.. LIE Breton,
Mr.. Henry D. Flood, Capt. j. Penn, Mr..
Frank Chambers, Mr.. Alfredo Benavides,
R. Hooker, Capt. Cosby Capt Wilcox, Mr..
A. B. Browne, Mr.. Proctor L. Dougherty,
Mr.. Thomas Williamson, jr, Mr.. B. P. Har-
rison, DR.. Louis c. Lehr, Lieut.. Conan
Brooke Mr.. B. Huff, Mr.. w Caldwell, Mr..
Bingham, Mr. Chester Neall, Mr.. H. Will
lams, DR.. Dabney. Mr.. Downing, Mr.. Deit-
rich. DR.. F. Biscoe, Lieut.. Cragie. Mr.. Ar
thur Hayden, Dr. T. Dixon, DR.. Heiner,
land. Mr.. Underwood, Mr.. Manuel Sierra.
Mr.. R. U. Flournoy, Mr.. Kean. Mr. Charles
G. Harris, Mr.. Homer. Mr.. Thomas Hinck-
ley. Mr.. F. P. Morse, Mr.. J. Lincoln, Lieut..
Littlefield, Mr. George Myers, Mr.. F. D..
Faust. Mr.. Whitley. Mr.. Du Pont. Mr..
Thomas Riggs, jr., Mr.. Lucien Menninger,
Mr.. Chester c. Kerr, Mr.. Musgrave, Capt.
N. Kelly, DR.. Edward E. Morse, Mr.. J.
w. Dohner, Mr.. Kibbee, Mr.. Palmer Mr..
Brown, Capt. Long, Mr.. Dan Duncan Mr..
John Dabney, Mr.. H. H. Kerr, Mr.. F. R.
Holt, Mr.. Stephen B. Rozan.
The Speaker and Miss Cannon gave an
elegant dinner last night in honor of the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks, to meet
whom there were present the Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw. Senator and
Mrs. Cullom. Representative and Mrs. Bou-
tell. Representative and Mrs. Dalzell Rep
resentative and Mrs. Vreeland. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Watson. Representative Lit
tauer. Mrs. John B. Henderson, Mrs. Tim
mons. Gen. and Mrs. Elliott. DR.. and Mrs.
Bristol. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Curtis.
Mrs. Fairbanks continued indisposition
prevented her attendance. and Mrs. Tim
mons accompanied the Vice President.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
dine tonight with Secretary and Mrs. Shaw
at the Arlington.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins were dinner
hosts last night when their guests were
Senator and Mrs. Scott Senator and Mrs.
Burrows. Justice and Mrs. Anderson, Judge
and Mrs Atkinson. Representative and Mrs
woodward Representative and Mrs. Dove
ner, Representative and Mrs. ]. H. Gaines,
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Radcliffe. ex-senator
H. G. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgis, Mr..
Hubbard and Miss Hubbard. Mrs. Hughes,
Mrs. Audenried. Miss Ida Thompson and
Mr.. Bowers.
Capt and Mrs Richardson Clover gave
a notable dinner last night in honor of the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Root. The
others present were Secretary and Mrs.
Taft, Senator and Mrs. Lodge, Senator and
Mrs. Hale. Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
Bacon. Mrs. w. 8. Cowles. Justice Moody.
Mrs. Hobart. Mr. and Mrs. Pinchot and
Capt. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francois Berger Moran gave
a dinner last night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Shonts. when the other guests
were the Minister from Norway and Nine.
Hauge. the Cuban Minister and Nine. de
Quesada. Senator and Mrs. Rayner, Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Belmont. Rear Admiral and
Mrs Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Har-
low and Mr.. and Mrs. Dulaney Hunter.
Representative and Mrs. Longworth were
guests of the Misses Shonts at theater
and supper party last night, given for their
house guest, Mr.. Henry Coleman Drayton
of New York Miss Marjorie Mott Of
Princeton, N. J., who was at the White
with Mrs. Longworth.
Mrs Bonaparte will receive from to 6
tomorrow afternoon at the Portland.
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene, who
have been lately with Mrs. Potter Palmer
in Chicago, sailed today for Europe on their
way back to st. Petersburg. The prince
has just received word informing him Of
his promotion from captain to major. with
the command of a squadron of the Cheva-
as personal guards to the car, as do the
Horse Guards of Great Britain. The two
small children Of the couple, Prince Michel,
aged six, and Princess Bertha, aged three,
remain with their grandparents, General
and Mrs. Frederick D. Grant, at GOVERNOR
Island, where the older is going to school,
They will rejoin their parents next sum-
mer.
Miss Alice Marquand, daughter Of Mrs
Graeme Harrison and the late Frederick
MarQuand, and Mr.. Alan Fullerton will be
married February 6, in st. Margaret's
Church, Westminster London. The an
nouncement of this engagement was made
about year ago while Miss Marquand was
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. George Og-
ston, in this city. Mr. Fullerton is the eld-
est son Of the late Admiral Sir James Full
1erton, X. G. w. G., Of Handle, South
Hapts, England. He lives with his mother
Lady Fullerton, in London. Miss Mar
quand's grandfather was one Of the found
ers of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
After the death Of her father her mother
was married to Mr.. Graeme Harrison Of
England. The bride-elect, with her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Marquand has lived for
several years in London, where they have
a house In Wilton Crescent
Mrs. William A. Clark, wife of the sena-
tor from Montana, will receive Thursday
next, 4 to g, at 1915 Massachusetts, avenue
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan is at home
Thursdays in January.