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

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! Garfield will give a dance tonight to en-
terrain the friends of their son. home from
college. The assistant secretary of state
and Mrs. Bacon will give a large dinner
and dance, and Mr. and Mrs Frank
B. Noyes will also be hosts of a dance.
| Nearly loo persons were the guests of
Mrs. Letter and her son, Mr.. Joseph
Letter, last night at their New Year
dance, which was brought to temporary
stop at midnight while New Year greet
ings were exchanged
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Meyer gave a dinner of thirty covers. fol
lowed by a dance. last night for their son,
Mr.. George Won l.. Meyer, jr., who is home
| from college.
Another dance last night was given by
Mr.; and Mrs: Charles Henry Butler for
| their son. Mr.. Charles NJ. Butler of
Princeton. and his classmates. among
whom was Mr.. Lewis Parks of Phiadel-
phia: Mr.. James Boyd and Mr.. Frederick
Clarkson are his house guests. Miss Cor
nelia Hoyt and Miss Isabelle, Hoyt OF
New York are also visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler. Thirty couples of young people
| were invited to the dance. and were joined
for the supper by forty of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buffers friends
| The New Year dance at the Draper
mansion last night was a very happy
| event, in which an enthusiastic company
| of young people. took part 1t was in
| honor of the homecoming from school OF
Miss Margaret Preston Draper, daughter
of the host and hostess. Cen. and Mrs.
William F. Draper. Mrs. Draper Wore
an elegant dress of black velvet and Miss
Draper was in a girlish dress of white,
trimmed with marguerites.
The supper was served at small tables.
The guests were Miss Martha Bacon,
Miss Gladys Hinckley. Miss Catherine
| Whiting, Miss Julia Whiting, Miss Laura
Merriam, Miss Margaret Cotton Smith,
Miss Nancy NefY. Miss Eleanor Reyburn.
Miss Alice Scott. Miss Louise HELEN,
Pettus. Miss Marian Wise, Miss Adelaide
Heath, Miss Marguerite Barbour. Miss
Yulee Noble. Miss Cecilia McCailum.
Miss Doris Haywood, Miss Bessie Ses-
Miss May Webb. Miss Lillian Stone. Miss
Frances Noyes. Miss Priscilla Griffin,
Miss Lillian Chew. Miss Mary Chew,
Miss Evelyn Chew. Miss Amy Richardson,
Miss Marion Smith, Miss GLADYS Mum.
Smith, jr., Mr.. Otis Cotton Smith. Mr..
Kent Legare, Mr.. Joseph Thropp. jr., Mr..
Scott Thropp. Mr.. Arthur Foraker. MIR.
Marion Johnston, jr, Mr.. Coleman Jen-
Mclean. Mr.. ThomasW. symons. jr.. MI
| c. G. Glover, jr., Mr.. Seaton Schroeder.
tr., Mr., Arthur HELEN. Mr.. Maurice Ma
buco.. Mr.. Gardner Bell, Mr.. George APP
pleby. Mr.. Frank Scott, Mr.. Robert Fair
banks. Mr.. Lawrason Riggs. Mr.. Cleve-
| land Perkins, Mr.. John Newell Garfield.
Mr.. Peyton Winlop. Mr.. John Sherman
McCallum: Mr.. Brewster Reamey. Mr..
Charles Ffoulke jr.. Mr.. John Van Bib
gar, Mr.. King Stone. Mr.. NewboId Noyes,
Mr.. Robert Chew. Mr.. John Churchill,
Mr.. John Fell, Mr.. Benjamin Harrison
Mckee. jr., Mr.. Charles Mum, Mr. E'lath-
Mrs. Stephen o. Richie gave large
tea Yesterday at her, home op Lafayette
Square. when among. her assistants were
Janin. Mrs. Randolph McKim, Mrs. Wood
bury Blair, Miss Vulte and Mrs. Henry
| Harrison.
Britain. Mr.. Whitela W. Reid. 4 Is now the
guest OF Rear AddniralA and Mrs. Cowles
] Mrs 'Reid will be here tomorrow, and
the couple will be entertained at Kireheon
by Mrs. Letter. TonorfUw; might, heir
hosts will, give sasem asdtnSer. Mrs Gar
| field will giSe h luncheon Ff4fay for
Mrs Reid and that night they. wfn dine
at the White House. 1879 80. ~
Mrs. La Toilette, wife"of Senator La
| Toilette of Wisconsin, will not receive
tomorrow. nor next Thursday, but will be
| at home the remaining Thursdays Of the
| season.
! Capt. George Roeder Heitmuller of
Company B. Central High School. enter
tanned at dinner at his residence the
| officers OF the school. The decorations
of the rooms and tables were the school
colors, blue and white. The menu cards
were original water colors. representing
the fads of the various officers. painted
| w hath MI la
a promising young artist Present were
Capt. George Roeder Heitmuler, Battal-
ion Adjutant Clarke. Lieuts. Richard
Owen, Joseph Scott, Edward Byrn. Omar
| Buchanan. Clarence Jones. John Eldridge
Howard Eager, Fred Kosewitchz and Will.
| liam Dougherty.
The E. L. Hubbard Club of McKendree
Church held its regular semi-monthly
meeting Monday. evening at the home Of
Mr.. Davis. After the business meeting
the evening was turned into a social.
Many friends of the club members were
/ invited. Social games were played, prize.
were awarded the winners and refresh
ments were served. 5000.
Mrs. Malcolm Kenneth Varnel of,15o9
| Vermont avenue has cards out for a
luncheon and box party. to be given in
honor of Miss Grace Bryan, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings
student at Hollins Institute. Hollins,
Va. and is spending her vacation at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cotter T.
Bride of Capitol Hill.
very pretty but quiet wedding took
place at st. Vincent de PauI's Catholic
Church, corner Off South Capitol and
| NJ streets southeast. last evening at
g o'clock. when Bessie Ernestine Car
| rick became the bride of John +, Her
| bert of Southwest Washington. The
| bride wore a travelling suit OF blue
broadcloth and a hat of Alice blue panne
velvet. Rev. Father O'Conneil per-
| formed the ceremony. Among those
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert.
Harry Allan. Misses Mary and Emma
| Carrick,f Stella Davis. Mrs DonOhoe.
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs Mcconnell and Miss
| Reed.
Mrs Fulton of Oregon will not re-
| ceive tomorrow, January 2 but will
be at home January 8 at the, Portland
| Mrs Brown of Nebraska will be at
| home January at the Portland from.
| 3 to 9. --.,:
| Mrs Brown and her son, Mr. Archi-
! bald W. BrowE of Newburgn On the
| Hudson, formerly Of Washington, are
stopping at the Raleigh Hotel.
| Miss Miriam Williamson, formally of
this city, now of Marquette, Mich, who
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. E. Chandlee,
| 1879 BitmOre street. will be at home in
| formally this evening She will rot,,rn tr