Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-28
Mrs. W. Williamson Carr of Roland
Park, Md, to spend the next two months


Mr.. and Mrs George f. Winston and
the young ladies of Madison Hall School
entertained at a beautiful reception last
Saturday evening The large drawing
room. where Mrs. Winston received her
guests. was arranged with palms and
quantities of white carnations. the school
flower. The two smaller reception rooms
were decorated. one with red carnations
and ferns and the other with pink carna-
tons and smilaX. string orchestra
played during the evening, and in the
dining room q supper was served. Mrs.
Winston wore a handsome gown of en-
hroidered black satin draped in cut jet.
with pearl ornaments. She was assisted
by Mrs. T. w. Swart. wearing a beauti-
full dress Of black crepe de chine. with jet
ornaments. Miss Lola Hugo. in rOse-col-
ored satin and chiffon, trimmed in old
lace and pearls, with a bandeau of bril-
liants and roses In her hair. and Miss
Hazel SluSs, wearing pink satin embroid-
getme-nots. presided over the punch
bowl. Others who received were Miss
Elizabeth Winston, wearing alice blue
crepe meteor, draped in baby irish lace,
with pearl ornaments; Miss Ruby Iedd
Thurman in pale pink crepe de chine
and Irish lace, with diamond ornaments !:
Miss Lorraine Cain, in white satin and
silver; Miss Aveline FlagG. in pink SIX
crepe and net over pink satin, with
touches of valenciennes lace and silver:
Miss Pearl Sluss. white chiffon cloth over
satin. trimmed in pearls and white baby
roses: Miss Mary Elgin Ventriss. pink lib
erty satin, trimmed with pearls and rose
buds; Miss Myrtle Levy, white satin with
tunic of white lace; Miss Corneia Pos
ton, golden satin with touches of old lace
and pearl ornaments; Miss Irma Ried,
white satin and pearls: Miss Mary Cassell.
black charmeuse embroidered In roses;
Miss Sadie Cassel. blue chiffon over
satin trimmed in silver and pink rose
buds: Miss Ray Berg, in white embroid-
cred satin with touches of gold. and Miss
May Lodge. blue satin and silver. fes-
TONED with pink rosebuds Among those
invited were Mr.. and Mrs: F. S Flower
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Poillon. Mrs. Robert s.
Lovett of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Dent. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bell. Maj. r. s.
Holmes of Blacksburg. Va: Mr.: l. w.
Wood, Judge and Mrs. George Leavett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blount. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Cuttings. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bur
nett. Senator and Mrs. Joseph Bailey,
Senator and Mrs. Culberson, Mr. and
Mrs James Berrel. Mr.. and Mrs J. l..
Cox. Mr.. A. f. l.. Leckie and the Misses
Leckie, Mr.. Almon Whiting, Mr.. Powell
Rogers and Mr.. w. II. Bennett
The Diario Universal of February 4,
1910, published in Madrid, Spain, had an
item of Washington interest of which the
following transIa ton was made:
Last night the spacious apartments OF
the legation of the United States We're the
scene of brilliant and animated gather
ing.
The minister of the United States and
his beautiful and charming daughter, Miss
Ide, who wore an exquisite gown or
white satin. received the guests with the
amiablity and charm which have won
for them a host of friends in Madrid
society.
THE ballroom, beautifully decorated
with profusion of plants and flowers,
was occupied by the younger set, who
danced waltzes and rigodones to the ac-
compartment of a sextet.
AT IL O'Clock in the dining room OF the
legation a splendid supper was served to
the guests.
"Among the beautiful and distinguished
ladies who were present were the Ouch
esses Of Victoria and Valencia. the Mar
chionesses Viuda de Hoya, Coquilia and
San Miguel de Hijar; the Countesses of
Almodovar, Esteban Colantes Macuri-
ges and -Velle: Senoras and Senoritas de
Moreno Carbonero, Dato. Comyn. Ber-
mudez de Castro, CampuzanO. EZpeleta;
Nunez de Prado, Aguilar, Diez de Rivera
Santiago Concha, Caltavuturo, Alcala
Galano and Castro.
"Of the diplomatic corps. the COuntesses
of Wesersheimb. Tattenbach, Lady de
Bunsen, Nine. Silvestrelli, the Countess
de Tovar de I.emos and her daughter,
Sonora de Wilde, de Bulow and de Var
CARA BuInes. the Countess of Beaufort
and the Sonora de Rascon
There were also present the presidents
Of the congress and the senate. the min
listers of state, war. public instruction
and marine. almost all of the ambassa-
doris and diplomats in Madrid and many
other persons of the aristocracy and po-
ltical world.