Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-15
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY,"
ANNUAL STUDENTS BALL
FEBRUARY 4.
A Debut Cotillon for Miss Roose.
velt-Dinners, Teas.
Notes.

The annual studeNts ball Will be given
the evening of February at the New
| Willard for the benefit of George Wash
| ington University Hospital.
! Mrs. Borden. Mrs. Crawford. Mrs.
| Knapp. Mrs Lemley. Mrs. Mechlin, Mrs.
Mcknew. Mrs. Needham, Mrs. Richard
| son. Mrs. S:ebert. Mrs. Stevens. Mrs.
Vance and Mrs. Yarrow form the COM
mittee in charge. They ask the co-opera-
ton of all their friends to make the ball
the success it has always been.
| The assistant secretary of state and
! Mrs Huntington Wilson entertained at
! dinner last night in honor OF the Vice
President and Mrs. Sherman. The former
| could not attend, owing to illness. but
AIRS. Sherman was present. Inc other
guests were Baroness Rosen. the minister
| of Chile and Mrs. Cruz, the minister or
Spain, Senator Frye, Representative and
Mrs. Perkins Representative and Mrs.
| Lowden Mrs. Briggs. the American am
bassador to Mexico and Mrs. Henry Lane
| Wilson. the American minister to Lru-
| quay and Paraguay (Mr. Edwin V. Nor
gam, the American minister to Honduras
| (Mr. Fenton r. McCreary), Mr.. and Mrs.
| Crowninshield. Mr.. and Mrs 1IarZ Ander'
| son and Miss Christian of Richmond.
| Rustem Bey, the Turkish charge daft
| flares, gave large dinner last night in
| honor of the British ambassador and Mrs.
| Bryce and had the following to meet
| them: The minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Ritter. Countess Luse Alexandra
Won Bernstorff. daughter of the German
ambassador and Countess Won Bernstorff:
| the counselor of the Austrian embassy.
Baron AmbroZy the naval attache of the
French embassy and Viscountess Benoist
lazy, the second secretary of the British
| embassy and Mrs. kennaid, the first sec
| rotary of the Japanese embassy, Mr.
| Hanihara: Mrs. Guidet Duryee. Miss Cou-
dert, Miss Marie Guidet Duryee. Miss
Henrietta Fitch. Miss Conrad. Mr. j. Will
| bur Carr Mr.. Walter Davidge and Mr..
Maurice Low.
Senator and Mrs. Depew had as guests
at dinner last night the Speaker and MISS
| Cannon, Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell
| Holmes, Senator and Mrs. Burrows. Sen
ator kean, Miss Lucy kean. Senator and
Mrs Scott Senator Dillingham;. Senator
du Pont. Senator and Mrs. William Alden
Smith, Representative and Mrs. ]. Sloat
| Fassett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Ben
nett. Miss Josephine Patten, Miss Sheriff.
and Mr.. Crfst.
| Mrs. Richard H Townsend was hostess
| at dinner last night, having as guests the
| Italian ambassador and Baroness Mayor
des Planches, the Austrian Ambassador
| and Baroness Hengelmuller. the Danish
Minister and Countess Moltke. Senator
| and Mrs. Aldrich, Senator and Mrs. Root.
| Senator Warren, Representative Hamll-
| ton Fish,. Mrs Robert Patterson. Mrs.
| Adolf Ladenburg Of New York MIR. and
Mrs Page, Col. and Mrs. McCawley, Mr..
and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend. Mr.: and MIS- Mrs;
Patten, Mr.. John Barrett. Commander
Retzmann, German naval attache, and
Baron Won Hardenbroek, German attache.
| col and Mrs Symons entertained at
| dinner last night for their house guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. *. Birge of Buffalo,
| having to meet them Senator and Mrs.
| Briggs, Representative and Mrs. Weeks.
Mai and Mrs. Judson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Harlow. Mr.. Frederick Carpenter
and Miss Symons.
Commissioner and Mrs Fred bennett
| entertained at dinner last night In COM
pliment to the North Dakota delegation
in Congress. Their guests were Senator
and Mrs. p. ]. McCumber. Senator and
| Mrs. F. /. Thompson. Representative and
| Mrs l.. b. Hanna. Representative \. j.
C.ronna, Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Sullivan of
South Dakota. Mr.. and Mrs. George q
| Hill and Miss Prom of North Dakota.
| The decorations were in pink.
The members Of the Washington Auxil-
| larry of the National Indian Association
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. IL.
Alexander at their residence. I'll q
i
hour from to 4. during which most
| dainty refreshments were served. AT 4
] o'clock the exercises of the afternoon
were opened by prayer by the Kew. 3 ;.
Laws, D. D., followed by brief reports.
| An address was given by Merrill Il.
Gates. LII. D.. and was a most i'm
pressive account of his visits to various
Indian reservations during the past sum-
mer.
| A song was rendered by Mrs. Melville
D. Lindsay, with flute and piano accom-
paniment and an offering for the kla-
| math Indians was secured.
Mrs. PIERCE Crosby and Miss Jean Cros-
| by gave their second Saturday at home
from to 6 o'clock this afternoon
The members of the Dolly Madison
| CHAPTER, D. A. r.. and their invited
| guests were entertained last Tuesday
evening by Mrs. Dye of 1903 L street.
| After the usual business meeting. vocal
solos by Miss Woodruff and little Doro-
| thy bennett and the reading of most in
| teresting paper by the historian. Mrs.
| Spanhoofd, on Early Holidays and Fes-
tivals," America was sung and refresh
| ments were served.
Mrs Charles NJ. Hammett and her
| daughters, Mrs. William r. Myers. Mrs.
T. Nelson Conrad and Miss Hammett.
will he at home Fridays, January oS and
February I, from } to +.
Mrs. Julien Ogden of Jefferson place
| entertained at dinner last night, and
| afterWarf had few other guests come
| in for bridge.
| Senator Tillman and Miss Tillnan have
returned to Washington and are at the
Balfour for the session of Congress. Mrs.
| Tillman and Miss Sophie Tillman will
| arrive in a few lays. On account of Il
| recent bereavement Mrs. Tillman will
| not make any formal calls this winter.
| A pleasant reunion of the classes Of
Mr.. Moomaw. Mr.. Baldwin, Mr.. De Rel
| mer, a section Of the class of Mr.. Barton
and the class of Mr.. Carly, associated
! with the Mount Pleasant Congregational
| Sunday school, was held last evening at
| the home of Mr.. Alton B. Carly, 1884
| Harvard street. An impromptu program
| was rendered, consisting of several songs
| by Roy F.. Carly, piano solo by Miss
| Rachael Galley. song by Miss Wilmer
| Michael, piano selections by Howard
| Montgomery and song by Miss May Whit
| aker: accompanies. Miss Edith Larimore
| and Miss Michael. The games were in
charge of Roy F. Carly. Refreshments
| were served.
! Among those present were Mr.. w. Z.
! De Riemer and daughter. Miss Grace
| Miss Clara T.. Coblentz. Mr.. and Mrs
| Alton b. Carly. Roy +. Carly and Miss
! Larmore in charge, and Misses Wilmer
| Michael. Beulah Smith, Elsie Schneider
! May Whitaker, Grace Simpson. Dorothy
Wilbur. Wilma Vermllion, katherine APP
pier. katherine Heron, Rachael Galley
and Messrs. Hilton HOrnaday, Don Nor