Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-01

tary of the Treasury and Mrs. Beekman
Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare. Mrs. Henry
May, Mrs Hope Slater Mrs Benedict.
Mrs. Purdy. Miss Gwynn. Baron Am
brozy. Count Hatzfeldt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Lorillard. Brig. Gen. Crozer and
Mr.. Moreton Frewen.
Col and Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell were
hosts at a dinner last night. the Italian
ambassador and Baroness Mayor des
Panches. the Brazilian Ambassador and
Nine Nabuco. the Swiss minister. MIS-
Nicholas Fish, Miss Josephine Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex. Lesare. Mr.. and Mrs:
Thomas Nelson Page. Representative and
Mrs. Dwight Mai McCawley and Mr..
do Amaral being present.
Mrs. George W. Cissel. 1900 T street.
will be at home Wednesdays. February
) and H. and will have her daughter. Mrs.
John H. Roche of Baltimore, with her.
Mrs Charles Elwood Foster and Miss
Curtin will be at home Monday next.
Mrs NJ. I. Weller and Mrs. Charles A.
Mccarthy of 4oS Seward square. Capitol
Hill will be at home Monday, February
~. the only time this season.
The class of 'GS of Holy Cross Acad-
envy was delightfully."- entertained by Miss
Marie r. Niece at a masquerade dance
at La Normandie Hotel January 10
Among those present were Misses Parker,
Ethel Brown. Mildred Cain. Agnes
Downey. Harriet Emery. Ethel Fraser,
Gertrude Eichorn. Edith Gardner. Agnes
Hamilton. Lillian HILL Louise Hoover.
Alice Hoover. Imogen Harms. Madge
MCGEE. Edith MCGEE Ruth Mcnamara.
Ge,ine Mcdonald. Mamie Pierce. Marie
Parks and Anna Quackenbush; Messrs.
Richard Downey. Bernard Downey. Rich
ard Daniels. Milton Daniels. Joseph
Drury. Ezra Davis. RAYMOND Horn.
Arthur Monohan. Charles Mcmahon. John
Moran, Francis MCGEE Ralph O'Brien.
Peter Nicrosi. Robert Pierce. Thomas
Quinn Frederick Rice, Thomas Sheridan.
Leo Smyth. Thomas Tighe, James
Mckee and Clifton Woods.
Mrs NJ Barringer of 1888 Q street left
the city today for Columbus. Ohio. to
attend the wedding of her son. Robert
Reyburn. to Miss Lena McCuliey. which
takes place February 4. Mr.. Harry Bar
ringer will be best man.
Mrs. Richard Sylvester accompanied her
daughter Miss Laura Sylvester, and Miss
Lola Belle Heron to Annapolis this aft
ernoon They will attend the dance at
the Naval Academy tonight and return
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs James Frederick Oyster and
daughter will be at home, at 1914 Rhode
Island avenue northwest, Wednesdays,
February and 10.
Mrs Fred C. Mau of New York,
formerly Miss Ada Berry of this
city, is visiting Miss Rubq Bevans.
at whose home last night a num-
Der of Mrs. Mau's Washington friends
We're entertained in her honor. The guests
present were the Misses Addie keithley.
Katharine Reber. Mary Harrell, Ethel
Ward, Saddle Southwick Anna Young.
Annie Bevans. Ruby Bevans. Margaret
Afy Mrc har inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodall and Messrs.
Scudder Riddle. Marmaduke Johnson.
Arthur Jett, Newton Ward and Clifford
Bevans.
Mr.. A. R. spofford. Miss spofford and
Miss Ncoiay are leaving for Florida to
spend some weeks.
Mrs. Mendum R. Blumenbers of II lst
street northeast will be at home Monday,
February ). from TO & O'Clock pm.
Mrs. W. s. Eichelberger of the Naval
Observatory will be at home Tuesday,
February f. for the last time this season.
Mrs. w. Roland Carter will be with her.
Mrs Barnett of the Naval Observatory
will not receive tomorrow.
Count Denes Szechenyi brother of
Count Laszlo Szechenyi. who recently
married Miss Gladys Vanderbilt of New
YORK, and the countess SZecHeHyl are
expt cted in this city late this afternoon
Since the Vanderbilt-Szechenyi wedding
the count and countess have been house
guests al the Vanderbilt home in New
York. They will travel in the private
car of Mr. Vanderbilt and will come over
the Pennsylvania railroad. Mr.. Nelson
O SEaughnessy second secretary of the
American legation at Vienna, is expected
to accompany the count and countess
Upon their arrival in the city the party
Wi no 1rix To ha am yx-ha r
rase rvations, it is stated. were made for
them some time ago by Baron Haymerle.
secretary OF the Austrian embassy. As
Yet the events upon the visitors social
calendar have not been announced. but
it is expected the count and countess
will be honor guests at a number of
brilliant affairs. The Austrian anbas
sadcr 1t is stated. will probably be their
host several times during their stay in
this city.
A very pleasant evening was spent last
might at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nsuton
Gray of Brookland. d. c.. the occasion
being country dance. After the dane
ing the young folks were entertained by
the playing of the piano, also several
solos were rendered by Mr.. Rodney
Houck. Games were played until late
hour, when all adjourned to the dining
room. where refreshments We're served.
Among those present We're Miss Katie
Farr, Miss Mabel Gray. Miss Elsie Will
liams, Miss Annie Sheridan, Miss Helen
Monahan, Miss Mary Mulligan. Miss
Margaret Mulligan. Miss Gertrude Glib
bins. Miss Ruth Gibbins. Mr.. Rodney
Houck. Mr. Henry Sterzer. Mr.. William
Neuland. Mr. Walter Collier, Mr.. Percy
Nolls, Mr.. Will Morrison. Mr.. John Gray
and Mr. William Buckingham.
Madame j. Esputa Daily will be at home
tomorrow and the other Sundays in Feb
ruary at 1928 L street northeast.
Miss Helen Cannon is entertaining Mrs.
7. l.. Loose of Kansas City. who arrived
today and has so many friends in this
city who will be glad to hear of her re-
turn.