Evening star., 1908-01-19

orchids and roses as fitting accompani-
ment.
In Cleveland after brief period of win
ter festivities. society seems TO have tired
Of the amusements offered and is going
elsewhere. The east coast of Florida and
Bermuda seem to have the preference AT
present for those who are not going
abroad. Skating which has been recent
ly rare treat TO Clevelanders. is being
indulged in to the full. and parties are
formed nearly every evening for the win
ter sport followed by a supper. Several
delightful private affairs have been given
tor out-of-town guests, but the clubs have
been very quiet.
They have had plenty Of time in ST.
Louis to enjoy the ''cobweb dance, in
troduced there by the Misses Schnaider,
who have been veritable globe trotters
and who now have home Lindell
boulevard Here's the way to dance the
cobweb maze. Balls of string are twined
and intertwined all over the house, from
one room 10 another, and from floor to
floor. around newell posts. chandeliers.
manteis. pictures. anywhere and every
where. just so it's overhead. "A white
ribbon is attached to one end. and "A blue
10 the other. The girls take the end with
the white ribbon and the boys the end
with the blue Then they begin To wind
up their balls of string. and roll and roll
and roll and eventually meet their part
nerS.
In Pittsburg the social season promises
| to be unusually quiet one and the pill
grimage TO Europe and the south Will un-
doubtedly be made very early.
night by Admiral L. II. c. Leutze com
mandant. and the other officers stationed
at the yard. was largely attended. The
'adies in the receiving line were Mrs.
Leutze. Mrs. Newberry, wife Of the as
sistant secretary of the navy: Mrs. Quail
trough. wife Of Capt. Qualtrough: Mrs
Neville, wife Of Maj. Neville Of the Marine
Corps. and Mrs. Burrage. wife Of Lieut.
| Commander Burrage of the navy.
Nine Jusserand. wife of the French am
5assador. entertained at luncheon >yester-
day as a farewell courtesy to Mime. CreeI
| The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Corte.you will give a large dinner Tues
das night in honor of the President.
dinner last night
The Argentine minister and Mime, Por-
| tela entertained at dinner last night.
! The Netherlands minister and Mime. Van
Swinderen sail this week 10 spend several
4 months abroad.
Nine Bonaparte and Mr. Jerome Bona
parte are going abroad NEXT month to
remain for year or so.
/ Nine Godoy and iss Godoy held a
/ pleasant reception yesterday afternoon.
/ The marriage OF Miss Mary Lillian
/ HEINZ stone and Lieut.. Frederick Lansing
\ Oliver S.N.. will take place at st.
i Stephens Episcopal Church Wednesday
evening at = O'Clock. Rev. George F. Dud-
\ ley officiating. Miss Edith Cowles. daugh-
4 ter of Capt w. G. Cow 'es. C.S.N.. will )
4 maid of honor. and Lieut.. Percy Foote.
+ USN will be best man. The ushers will
he Lieut. joseph R. Defrees. L. S y
+ Lieut. Clark Woodward. T.S.N.; Pay
master w f. Neil. L. S. n. and Capt. +.
+ NJ E,slick T.. s. NJ c. 1t will be a mill
ta-y wedding and will. he followed by a
rece ption at the home of the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden Lee Hemp
stone. TO which tho invita- tions have been
/ limited to the bridal party. relatives and
/ a few personal friends.
Mrs. +. stevens Henry OF Connecticut
/ will NOT be at home. III * street. Tues
day. but will receive the following Tues
day, January ~.
i Mrs George w. Brown of CAPITOL Hill
entertained al "A luncheon and matinee
euchre Thursday afternoon. These pres
ent wer, Mrs. Newton Shaw NJ =. Pix
Mrs. Truax of Mexico Mrs Davidson.
Miss Hazel Nordsman. Miss KATIE. Taylor.
Miss Katie Wood. Miss Agnes Nurdeman.
, Miss Lotte Wood, Miss Bessie Riker.