Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-27

guests. Among those present were Misses
Calderon. Bourke. Carlo, Damn, Hast
ings. Anderson. Wynne. Damn. Wright,
Taylor. Portner, Knox, Van Arsdale. kel-
sey and Davis. and Messrs. BaZ. Bermu-
dez. Fernandez. Pentield Pombo. Guer-
zero. Hempstone, Carlo. Defree, Portner.
Fleming, Peyton, Montero. Campello, Bar
rance and Damn.
Mrs. Depew will not receive tomorrow.
but will be at home the following Thurs
days until Lent.
Mrs Bourke Cochran gave a luncheon
today for her guest. Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson of New York. when those ask d
To meet her included Mrs. Beekman Win
,throp. Mrs. Robert Patterson. Mrs. Crown
inshield; Mrs. Frank Mitchell, Mrs John
b. Henderson. Mrs. Barney, Mrs. Hooker
Mrs. Keep. Miss Hoy and Miss Ide. Mrs.
Cochran had Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson receiv-
ing with her yesterday afternoon. Miss
Hull also assisted
Mrs H. NJ. Crist entertained at her
apartment at the Portner yesterday in
compliment to Mrs. Arthur Crist, wife Of
Lieut.. Crist. The rooms were decorated
with ponsetta blooms and palms. The
hostess was richly dressed in embroidered
white canton crepe, and the guest Of
honor wore her wedding dress of white
satin. Mrs. Raymond Crist Mrs. Sher-
man. Miss Warner. Miss Depew, Miss
Waford and Miss Pierce assisted the
hostess during tine reception.
Baroness Hengelmuller will receive to-
night at the Bachelors cotiilon. A
number OF dinners will precede. the
guests of which will go on to the ball.
Mrs Townsend and Representative and
Mrs Francis Burton Harrison are giving
dinners tonight
The Congressional Club will give a re-
;ar, ,;.~Ixt N e
Miss Jane Adams of the Hull House.
Chicago: Miss Lillian Wald of the Nurses
Settlement. N Y. and Judge Ben. b.
Lindsay of Denver.
Senator and Mrs. Crane will give a
dinner Friday night
Miss Knight gave a luncheon yesterday
in honor of Miss Proudfitt of Memphis.
Tenn. who is the house guest of Mrs
Miss Crane. Miss Hazard. Miss, Pichon
Miss Gatewood. Miss Abbott and Miss
Langhtt were also present
honor at small tea yesterday given by
her aunt. Mrs L. l.. Mcdonald, with
whom she is staying Miss Carson is the
daughter of Maj. John NJ. Carson of West
Point. Mrs. Felix Holt presided at the
tea table and the others assisting were
Miss Howry Miss Caroline Shepard. Miss
Pichon, Miss Claire Wright and the
Misses Humphrey.
Mrs George T. Vaughan and Miss
Vaughan were hOstesses of another of
the young peoples teas yesterday 1t
was given in compliment to their house
guests. Miss Helen Jones of Chicago and
Miss Mary Gray of Maryland. Mrs. Prem
tiss Wilson and Mrs. Moore. recent
brides. assisted in receiving Mrs Nc
Rilrnpv IN
vail and Miss Donnally presided i'm the
dining room. The table was decorated
with red roses
Mrs. F.. J. Burkett, wife of Senator Bur
kett. will be at home tomorrow afternoon
at 1916 18th street northwest, from ; to 4
o'clock. The following Nebraska ladies
will assist her in receiving: Mrs. Brown
Mrs Hinshaw, Mrs Pollard, Mrs Hitch
cock. Miss Boyd and Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs Alice Wyndham Lester assisted by
twenty young people. rendered Miss Mary
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G
Lewis. ii Seaton place northwest. a de-
l1ghtful surprise party Saturday evening
last in honor of her eleventh birthday
Musical selections were rendered by the
Misses Ivy Park. Loretta and Bernadettt
Meehan. Marie Reader. Margaret kunkle
Carter and Garnett Curtis, Kate and Mar
guerite McCarnach. Louise Lowe and
Mary Lewis. REGULATIONS by Mrs. Kunkle
and Mr. Lewis. Supper was served by
Mrs. Lewis. and Miss Lester was the
happy recipient of many pretty and useful
presents.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Newberry. who are next in line as hosts
for the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, will
entertain for them next Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Joy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Strathearn Hendrie, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
E. LothrOp and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stoughton
Newberry, all of Detroit, will be here for
the event.
There will be a meeting of the Descend
ants of the Signers of the Declaration of
Independence tomorrow night at the resi-
dence of Mr. r. J. Walker. 1913 Q street
northwest, for the purpose of founding a
local chapter in connection with the So
ciety organized July 4. 1908. at Philadel-
phia Pa, in Independence Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Wetzel cele-
brated the fifteenth birthday of their
daughter Sarah at their residence 40 A
street northeast, Monday evening last.
Music and dancing were INDUCED in to a
late hour, when supper was served.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
fi,a folln ing