Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-26
N THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MIR. AND MR.. MEYER WILL
HAVE PRESIDENT TO DINNER.
Other Inequalities for Visitors
Within Our Gates-Mrs. Swan
son Here-Personals.

OuI 0dISS-W1S. SWdu.
son Here-Personals.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt will dine
tonight at the home of the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Meyer. Mrs. Frederick
w. Vanderbilt of New York will be an
out-of-town guest. There will be twenty
two present.
The Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks
will entertain at dinner tonight for the
next Vice President and Mrs. Sherman.
The party will be a large one. Their
dinner party last night had the French
amba ssador and Nine. Jusserand as honor
guests.
There is always a tine each winter
when the presence of out-of-town guests
OF social importance adds a new interest
to the doings of those already arrived"
| here. This period is now on and will
extend itself some days longer. The Earl
and Lady Granard. the latter Miss Be-
atrice Mills. and recently married cou-
pie are staying with Representative and
Mrs. Longworth. With their host and
hostess they lunched with the Danish
minister and Countess Moltke today, and
tonight will dine at the British embassy.
Mrs. Townsend will give a dinner for
derb1lt Will also be present. Some time
during the week the earl and his Amer
lean bride will break bread at the White
House. Lord and Lady Clifford, who are
already in New York. and Lady Paget.
! who is coming, with a social program
all marked out by her friends, will also
! come here. unless present indications fail.
had double box party at the theater
last night, the company first having been
| their dinner guests.
Virginia, is the guest of Judge and Mrs.
Howry. and her hosts and other friends
here have planned a week Of most fat
terins hospitality for her.
Today Mrs. Reid Rogers gave a hand
those present were Mrs. Dalzell. Mrs.
Brewer, Mrs. Howry, Mrs J.. Franklin
Bell, Mrs. Kuser. Mrs. Joseph Gaines,
Mrs. Thropp. Mrs. Ross Thompson. Mrs.
Wotherspoon, Mrs Dunn and Miss Maury
Mrs. Lamar. wife of Representative
Lamar. will entertain at a large luncheon
tomorrow at Rauscher's in Mrs. Swan
sons honor. Judge and Mrs. Howry will
give a theater party for her tomorrow
night and dinner Thursday night. Friday
night Judge and Mrs. Hatch will give a
dinner for Gov. and Mrs. Swanson.
Commander and Mrs. Irwin will give
Mr.. and MS. Armistead Peter, who are
entertaining Mr. George Hams of Italy,
had among those to meet them at dinner
last night the military attache of the
German embassy and Nine. Won Livonius,
Mr. and Mrs McFee. Mr.. and Mrs J.
William Henry and Miss Henriques.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. G. c. Converse
announce the engagement Of their sec
ond daughter Shelby. to Mr. Hunting
ton Jackson. son of Mrs. John p jack
son. Miss Converse returned Yesterday
from a several months stay in Europe.
Representative and Mrs Bourke Cochran
have Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson
STAYING with them Last night, with
their hosts: they were dinner guests Of
| Representative and Mrs. Longworth. To-
night they will meet the President and
| Mrs Roosevelt at dinner at the home of
the Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer
Tomorrow their hosts will give a lunch
con in their honor, and tomorrow might
I they will attend Mrs. Townsend's dinner
| Thursday they will return to New York.
Mrs. Clarence Mackay will be the guest
of Representative and Mrs. Bourke Cock
ran next Sunday for several days.
| Col. and Mrs. Symons had a dinner
| company last night to meet Nine. Ma
| buco, wife Of the Brazilian ambassador
| The latter is in Cuba for the Inauguration
| ceremonieN
Mrs. Crist Is giving small tea at her
apartment at the Portner today in compli-
| ment to Mrs. Arthur Crist, wife Of Lieut..
Crist. In the receiving party will be Mrs.
Raymond Crist, Mrs. Sherman. Miss War
| ner. Miss Depew. Miss Walford and Miss
Pierce.
| her arrival In this country has been stay
Ing with Mrs. Don Cameron, Is now with
Mrs. Richard Townsend.
Mrs. Gatewood and the Misses Gate.
wood will not be at home tomorrow, but
will receive the Wednesdays In February.
AIr. Cecil Tanning. who has sung at
both Mrs: Barneys and Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth's, will sing at Studio house
Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. Barney
has invited small company to hear
him.
Mrs. Williams F. Lemon and her sister.
Miss Gertrude Lutz. will be at home to-
morrow and Wednesday, February 8, at
the Kenesaw.
Mrs. LIE Roy Delaney. who was for
| merly Miss Bertha Ridenour, and a bride
OF last fall. has returned from Cuba and
will be at home Friday, January %, a
2027 Q street.
AliS. w. way nus OeeQ seriously II
at her home in this city for the past two
weeks, but Is now slowly recovering.
Mrs. Charles T. Mccoy of 1869 Biltnlore
street has as her guest Mrs. Charles J.
c. Macleod Of Aberdeen. s. D. Mrs
Macleod will visit In Washington and
other eastern cities for some time.
A social gathering was given by Miss
Rebecca Reeves Sunday evening, January
"A. In honor of her guests. Miss. Rose
Samuelson and Miss Ida Snyder Of Balti-
| more. Md. Music was rendered and
games played.
wedding Of muci interest to many
persons in this city, where the con-
| tracing parties are we'll known. took
| place in Berkeley Springs yesterday,
when Miss Maude Hovermale daughter
| of Mrs. r. c. Hovermale of that town.
| was married to Mr.. Edwin Shuttle Of
Washington. The bride wore e travel
ing costume Of catawba cloth, with hat
to match. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. c. H. Wagner. Immediately
after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs Shufhe
left for Atlantic City On their return
to this city they will be at home to their
friends. after February 10, at 1855 Co.
lumbia road.
Miss Lucy Powell. who made her debut
i IN M .lynSS -. &C.,