Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-22
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION TO
HONOR THE JUDICIARY.
Miss Helen Cannon's Luncheon To-
day-Other Events-Per-
sonal Notes.

The White House reception last night,
with the judiciary as the honored body,
was attended by such a large gathering
that the last OF the line did not pass the
President until some time after 1880.
The function began promptly at and
continued without a noticeable intermis-
sion
Quite number of members of the dip
lomatic corps. wearing court or military
dress, were present, as were army and
navy officers, contributing feature to
the event which is considered an indis-
pensa bic one to the general idea OF
gala occasion
Chief Justice Fuller headed the line 10
the blue room and later there and every
where else he fingered was surrounded
by cOterie of friends. Justice and Mrs.
Harlan. the latter handsomely dressed
in black velvet. promenaded from room
to room throughout the reception Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, whose personality just
at present is most interesting one. es-
pec1ally to those who 60 to the White
House but seldom divided her time be-
tween the different points of vantage.
She was prettily dressed in white crepe
made in empire style and trimmed with
band of silver lace around the corsage
and around the hem of the narrow train.
nc vi OsS was NtiN DccolflHS " lis ohi
ma ted wearer.
In contrast to the jurists and other
notables of distinction as we'll years,
there were scores and scores OF young
girls present from the various colleges
and boarding schools in this vicinity.
Their youth and prettiness were en-
HANGED by their dainty, pretty dresses
and hair ornaments
Conspicuous wherever they moved were
the next Vice President and Mrs. Sher-
ms 10 lot TOW RI init oct nf
dresseS-a Powered white chiffon which
exactly suits her style.
With the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
in the receiving line We're Mrs. Fair
banks Mrs Wright. Mrs. Meyer. Mrs.
Newberry. Mrs. Garfield Mrs. Bonaparte
and Mrs. Straus
Mrs. Roosevelt wore a white striped
| tin made in the soft full style TO which
she adheres. The bodice was trimmed
with lace.
Mrs. Fairbanks was also in white, a rich
lace robe over white chiffon and satin.
Mrs. Wright was in white lace; Mrs.
Bonaparte, light pink richly trimmed with
lace: Mrs. Meyer wore electric blue satin
with sequin trimming in the same shade;
Mrs. Newberry. black and gold embroid-
cred tulle over white: Mrs. Garfield. blue
satin with silver lace. and Mrs. Straus
was in pink with spangled net.
The chief Justice had TWO of his daugh-
ters with him. Mrs. Hugh Wallace. wear
ing black lace, and Mrs. Nathaniel Fran
els, In black satin. Justice and Mrs.
Harlan. were accompanied by the Misses
Harlan. Justice and Mrs White. the lat
tor In orchid satin; Justice and Mrs. Nc
kenna, the later in white satin and lace;
Justice and Mrs Holmes. the latter in
black lace over white satin, were all IN
the first party presented.
The blue room party last night was
as follows: The Vice President and Mrs
Fairbanks, Mrs. John W. Timmons. Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Fairbanks the Secre
tary of State. Miss Grace Kinds, the
Secretary of War and Mrs Wright, Mr..
Luke E. Wright. jr., Mrs John ii. Wat
kins, the Attorney General and Mrs
Bonaparte. the Postmaster General and
Mrs Meyer the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Newberry, Miss Newberry. the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Gar
field. the Secretary OF Agriculture. MIR.
merce and Labor and Mrs. Straus. the
Secretary to the President and Mrs. Loeb,
Col. and Mrs. Charles S. BromWell, Com
mander and Mrs. W. S. Sims Miss 1sa-
Forster. Miss Isabel Gaisberg. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Latta. Mrs. j. II. Bullen. the
chief Justice. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wal
lace. Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Francis DR..
and Mrs. Robert F. Mason. Mr.. Justice
and Mrs: Harlan, Miss Harlan. Miss Ruth
Harlan. Rev. DR.. and Mrs K. D. Harlan,
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Brewer. Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. White, Mr.. James White Mr..
Justice and Mrs. PecSham. Mrs. Henry
A Peckham Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Nc
Kenna Mr. Justice and Mrs. Holmes.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus S. Day. Mr. Justice Moody Chief
Justice and Mrs. Shepard. Miss Shepard.
Miss Caroline Shepard. Miss Jarvis, MI
Justice and Mrs. Robb. Mr.. Justice and
Mrs Van Orsdel, Miss Ruth f. Lacy.
Miss Mary R. Roger, Mr.. and Mrs. Aullck
Palmer Miss Palmer. Mr. Justice Nor
ris Tetired), Miss Morris, Miss NJ. l..
Morris. Miss f. r. Colbert, Mrs. E. /.
Iastings, Miss Edgorina F. Hastings.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Clabaugh, Miss
Clabaugh. Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Barnard,
Mr.. Charles A. Barnard Mr. Justice and
Mrs Anderson, Miss Anderson. Mr.. Jus
tice and Mrs Could, Miss Gould. MIR.
Miss Claire Wright. Miss Alice Wright,
Mr.. Justice and Mrs Stafford. Mr.. Ed
ward Stafford. Miss Margaret B. Merrill,
Mr. Fred Bancroft, Mr. Justice Hagner
retired) Miss Hagner, Chief Justice and
Mrs PeelIe. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton c.
Peelle. Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howry.
Miss Elizabeth Howry, Miss Mary
Davidson. Mr. Lucien B. Howry,
Judge and Mrs. Fenton w. Booth. Miss
Margaret Booth. Mrs. Emma Dana. Mrs.
Miss Sibyl Barney. Miss Marion Barney,
Judge and Mrs George w. Atkinson,
Miss Hornor. Mr.. J. H. Mckenney, Mr..
and Mrs. F. d. Mckenney. Mr.. and Mrs.
I. =. MtlNeHHeS NdJ anu Us D. -hchI-
gomery Wright. Mrs. Jean w. Swope,
Miss Margaret f. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Butler. Mr. and Mrs. F.. c. Head,
Mr. E, F. Butler Mr.. c. NJ Butler. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard r. Butler, Mr.. w. +.
Frye. Mr. and Mrs. Frank III. Briggs, Mr..
Levi Ankeny. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Borah,
Mr. and Mrs f O. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Brown. Mr. NJ G.. Buckley. Mr..
and Mrs ii. +. Burnham, Miss Edith y.
Burnham Mrs. John +. Patterson, MI.
and Mrs. G.. d. Clark, Miss Mar
garet H. Clark Miss Frances D.
Clark. Mr. J. P. Clarke, MIR. ]. w Daniel
Mr. and Mrs J. p. Doliver. Miss Mar
garet G. Dolliver, Mr.. and Ms. J. H.
Pearsons. Mr.. H. A du Pont, Mr.. II. F.
du Point MIR and Mrs. r. B.CroWninshield
Mr. B. ". Crowninshield, Mr.. and Mrs
8. B. Elkins, Miss Katherine Elkins, Mr.
S. B. Elkns. jr., Mr.. Davis E,kins, Mr..
Richard Elkins. Mr.. c. w. Fulton. Mr..
J. A. Hemenway. Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.
Knox. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Knox. Mr.
Hugh S Knox. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ La
Toilette, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Lodge, Mr..
John f. Lodge. Mr. and Mrs Enute Nell
son. Miss Ida c. Nelson. Mr.. q. S. Nixon
Mr. H. S Piles. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ
Teller. Mrs Willard Teller, Mr.. and Mrs
William Warner. Mis-. William T.. Har-
wood
The Speaker of the House, Miss Cannon,
Mrs f, y lie Selre, Mrs. J l.. Loose,
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Alexander. Mr.. T. r.
Burton Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Esch, Mr.. ana
Mrs Nicholas Longworth. Mr. and Mrs
J. Van V Olcott, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Overstreet Mrs. Overstreet. Mrs. Crump,
g. Sherman. Mr.. Richard l. Sherman
NJ o,1 MrS w I AJrS