Evening star., 1909-03-04

hls. uCheT anu Ndpt. ana MfS. Logan
Tucker.
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont and her daugh
terS sailed today from New York to spend
the spring season in Rome. They expect
TO be back in New York the 1st of June.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward kassler Of Den
yer. Col. are the guests of Representa-
tive and Mrs. George Washington Cook
at Congress Hall. and will attend the in
augural ball tonight.
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany of New York is
here with the Misses Cameron. who have
also Mrs William Leeds and Miss Duer
of New York staying with them.
Representative Edwin DENLY and his
sister, Mrs. Harriet DENLY Wilkes. had
as dinner guests last night Representa-
tive and Mrs. J. Sloat Fassett. Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. O'LOuShlin.
Mrs. Campau Thompson and Miss Adele
Campau of Detroit, Mr.. Strngham of De-
troit Mr.. and Mrs. Hippisley of China and
Mr.. Wythe DENLY of Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Stevens gave
a dinner last night for Gov. and Mrs.
Hughes of New York.
Col Richard T. Yeatman. 11th United
States Infantry. with his regiment Just
from Cuba, will take part in the nau-
gural parade. and is the guest of his
brother-in-law. Capt s. J. Mulhall.
"a, at the fiOllleS. near BdllStOn, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Horton and
Miss Millicent Horton Of 9Si Park place,
Brooklyn. n. V. are guests OF Mrs.
Howard, 2,.o 18th street northwest.
Mrs. James r. Mann gave luncheon
today at the Shoreham. The guests
were invited to meet Mrs. Deneen, wife
Of the Governor of Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burden of New
York are staying with Mrs. FitZhugh
Ledyard, and Mrs. Carpenter will give a
dinner and musical in their honor Sun
day night.
Mrs. Edward L. White of Englewood,
n. j.. formerly Miss Ellen Bradfute Poe,
has returned to Washington and is with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poe
Of the Toronto.
Mr. A. Garner Miss Loretta Garner
and Miss Gertrude Garner of Harris
burg Pa. are guests of Mrs. S Steiner.
61s l. street northwest They will remain
in the city until Tuesday, 9th instant.
Miss Alice Davis gave a reception Tues
day night at the residence of George n
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Gay and
their son Leon OF Vermont. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Church. Mr.: and Mrs. o. B. Livings. Mr..
q.
E. J. Northrup Mr. and Mrs. G. N.
Lester. Mr. and Mrs c. F. Gay. Misses
Gertrude and Mary Kibler. Bertha
and Ethel Priest; Mamie and Margret
NJ. Payne, Mabel Church. Margret
Dudley, Margaret Lester and Sue Follans-
bee. Messrs. Leon Gay, Will Columbus
and r. I. Lester. A delightful program
was rendered by the Misses Kibler. seay.
Follansbee Payne and Messrs. Columbus
and Lester. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Martin Wagner of the Woodley is
entertaining Mrs. John B. Harding and
Miss Harding of Philadelphia this week
Mrs. w. J. Heider has her guest for
Inauguration week Miss Mabel L. Hooker
of Schenectady, \. Y.
Mr. and Mrs William W. Bride have as
their house guests for the Inauguration
Miss Jennie Fairbanks and Mr. William
De Forest Fairbanks. niece and nephew
of Vice President Fairbanks, and brother
and sister of Mrs. Bride. Mr.. George c.
Fairbanks of Springfield Ohio. a nephew
of Mr.. Fairbanks. is also guest at the
Bride home.
Mrs. John Buckley of Utica, N Y (for-
merly Mrs. Toulmin Poe of Washington,
D. Co. Is the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth E.
Hassan of 3255 N street northwest.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster and Miss E. F.
Pierce, with their house guests, Mrs.
George A. Pierce and Miss Alice Pope of
Boston,. and Mrs. Frank B. Church and
Mrs. Edward w. Hatch Of New York. will
be at home to their friends Friday, from
5 to o'clock. at the Portner.
Tomorrow afternoon the governors of
the different states and other distinguish
ed visitors who are in Washington for
the Inauguration will be the guests of the
Congressional Club at the clubrooms, 1882
x street northwest from to o'clock.
Members who wish to invite QUITO town
guests may procure cards of admission
for them at the club.
Mrs: Frank Semplin and family of
Plainfield. n. j., and Miss Avery of Phila-
delphia are the guests of Mrs. Genevra
z. Nairn. 1103 street northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews of Baltimore
and Miss Meedhal of Philadelphia are the
guests of Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage at the
Highlands, and will attend the ball to-
night.
The arrangements for the spring theat-
rtcals for charity are already under way
Mrs. Barney has play. About Thebes."
which will be produced the week of April
49, Mr.. Harry H. Howard and Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend are writing the
music Mrs. Barney Mrs. Hunt Slater,
Mrs. William Slater. Mrs. Frank Ellis,
Mrs. Emmons and Mrs. Pendleton are in
CHdTSe OF costumes, MIS-. Barney and
Miss Yvonne Townsend of the dances. and
Mrs. Barney. Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs
George o. Totten. Mr.. Frank Millet, Miss
Emma Barry, Miss Moore and DIR. Neiligfi
of Neighborhood House will have charge
of the scenery.
Some of those who have consented to
act are Mrs John c. Fremont, Mrs Lee
Phillips. Mrs. Woods, Mrs Wheeler.
Mrs. Gait. Miss Bayard. Miss Kibbey,
Miss Ide. the Misses de Lagercrantz.
the Misses Sessions. the Misses Loring,
the Misses Goldsborough the Misses
Wybourg. the Misses Fremont the Misses
Shepard the Misses Downing, Miss Slack
Miss Talbot, Miss Sherman, Miss Olga
Converse. Miss Buchanan, Miss Hunt.
Miss Stevens. Miss Church. Miss Magru-
der. Miss Doe. Miss Ridgeley. Miss Hal
ford, Miss Hartman, Miss Everett. Miss
Jones. Miss Petkins. Miss Calderon. Miss
Sands. Miss Bliss. Miss Crane Miss Janin.
Miss Prescott. Miss Clark Miss Cryder,
Miss Davis. Miss Crosby Dr. Hopkins.
Maj. Stevens. Mr. Charles Harris Mr.
O'Conner Mr. Thompson. Mr.. Diedrich,
Mr.. Cough and Mr.. Underwood
Mrs. Barney will be at home tomorrow
for the last time until after Lent.