Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-17

space is given to a tearoom. and there is
restaurant and bathroom. Daily cards
cost 30 pfennigs, and yearly subscriptions
6 marks. Tips are forbidden. The club
is already in good order, warm breakfa sts
being supplied there between half
past II and half-past 2 o'clock, Count
ess Keller, the empress mistress of the
robes. has already twice taken meals at
the club, which is called Neue Zelten.
Mrs John P jackson announced last
week the engagement OF her daughter,
Miss Laura Wolcott Jackson, to Mr.. Will
helm August Ferdinand Ekengren, secre-
tary of the Swedish legation at Washing
ton
Miss Wheeler, a daughter of the late
Gen Joseph Wheeler who has been the
guest of her brother at Fortress Mon
roe. where his regiment is stationed, Is
now In Atlanta on Visit to her sister
Mrs. William Harris.
The Chilean minister and Sonora de
Cruz are going to Cuba January -
and they expect to be in Havana several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Clay Browning,
with their daughter. Miss Elise Browning.
will sail from New York on the Hamburg
American liner PrinZ Etel Friedrich, for
Jamaica, January % They Will be ac-
Baines and Miss Betty Baines.
Mr.. Joseph Herzog is IN Augusta, Ga,
visiting his daughter, Mrs. David Mach
man.
The D. o. Mills country place at Mill
brae. Cal. is being occupied again this
winter by Mr. Mills and his daughter. Mrs.
WhiteIaw Reid. 1t is one Of the most Inn
pressive private estates in all California
a handsome home surrounded by grounds
that show not only the cultivation that
rich soil can produce, but the careful
years of judicious gardening. In the house.
aside from all other attractions. is an art
gallery worthy of note, one that repre-
sents the taste Of one who has CLEANED
from the masters. Mr. Mills is man who
takes true enjoyment in his possession or
the place, and who does not forget to re-
turn to it for quiet recreation after more
taxing duties elsewhere. He drives great
deal, and this pleasure is extended. like
all others the country home has 20 offer.
to his guests.
Miss Ethel Leupp of Washington,
daughter OF Francis E. Leupp. commits
sioner Of Indian affairs. is in Pasadena
CAL where recently a tea was given in
her honor by Mrs. B. Marshall Wotkyns,
jr.. of Arroyo Drive. The house was
beautifully decorated with potted plants
ferns and lilies. In the dining room the
table was ornamented with low boWi OF
with yellow shades added to the artistic
effect The hostess wore a dlrectolre
gown of soft white wool, trimmed with
oriental embroidery, and the guest OF
honor who received with Mrs. Wotkyns
was attired in pale yellow liberty satin.
with a picture hat of black, and carried
bouquet of parma violets Others as
ssting were Mrs. Joseph II. Johnson
Mrs. Walter Murphy Mrs. Stevenson
Miss Grace Wotkyns, Miss Louise Austin
Miss Genevieve Stehman and Miss Julia
Holmes.
The engagement of Miss Kathleen
Leupp to Mr.. Reginald Davis Johnson,
son of Bishop and Mrs Joseph H. john
son of Pasadena, was recently announced
Mrs Mark Hanna, who recently re-
turned to her home on 10th street, gave
dinner there last night. The Speaker
and Miss Cannon were among the guests.
Mrs. Ludlow entertained at a large din
ner last night.
f. X and Mrs Webster, was the hostess
at a delightful luncheon yesterday at the
Westmoreland. The guests were seated at
three round tables. each of which had
centerpece of pink sweet peas, which
proved to he corsage bouquets. Among
those invited were Miss Heyl, Miss Mar
shall, Miss Dancy of Atlanta, Miss. kath-
arine Weeks. Miss Mildred Fearn. Miss
the Misses Abbott, Miss Margaret Brooks.
Miss Annie Irwin Miss Elizabeth Matile,
Baroness Marie Paumsartten, Miss Jose
phine Mason, Miss Alice Boyd, Miss
Mrs Carter wife OF Senator Carter of
Montana, was at home for the first time
this season Thursday afternoon at her
residence on 10th street. Mrs. Carter,
who was handsomely gowned in gray
assisted nv Mrs AlpShirP- wife
of Gen. Aleshire; Mrs. Dixon, wife of
Senator Dixon of Montana: Mrs. Young,
wife of Gen. Young: Mrs. Pray. wife of
Representative Pray of Montana: Mrs.
Arthur Ramsay, Mrs Hicks. Mrs. Hillyer,
Mrs. James Walsh and Mrs. Maddox.
| Miss Wright and Miss Kyle Wright Of
| Nebraska who have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Burkett, wife of Senator Bur-
kett at her home on 10Th street, left last
| week for their home in the west.
| Mrs. Jayne, wife of Commander j.
| JAYNE, US.N., of street was at home
| to her friends Friday afternoon.
Nine. Godoy, wife of the charge DAT
flares of the Mexican embassy, was at
home to her friends yesterday for the first
| time'this season She was assisted in re-
ceiving by her daughter, Miss Mercedes
Codoy, Miss Calderon, the Misses Bourke,
Miss Taylor and Miss Georgia Knox.
Miss Wood. sister of Representative
Wood of New Jersey, was at home to her
friends in the parlors of the Cochran
She was assisted in receiving her guests
by Mrs. Brewer, wife of Justice Brewer;
Mrs. William Alden Smith. wife of Sena-
tor Smith of Michigan: Mrs. Paynter
wife of Senator Paynter of Kentucky. and
Mrs Fairchld. wife of Representative
Fairchild of New York
Miss Pagan 0na Claire). formerly OF
this city, is spending today with Mr.
and Mrs Joseph T. Miller, 1881 North
Capitol street. She is accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Cora B. Pagan, and
both will leave this evening for Nor
folk.
Miss Grace Marvin entertained a num-
Der of friends at her home on + street
northeast last Saturday. Singing, dane
ing and games were INDUCED in until
a late hour. when the guests adjourned