Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-18

Mr.. Orme. Mr.. Boutell, Mr. Conard, Mr.
Davidge, Mr. Peachy. DIR. Hume. Naval
Constructor Mcbride and Pay Director
Atkinson. Informal dancing followed.
Mrs. Benjamin Rush Logic Of 1872 CO.
lumbia road will not be at home to-
morrow, but will receive Wednesdays,
January a6 and February =
Mrs. H. T. Taggart and her daughters,
Mrs. Sankey Bacon and Miss Taggart,
will be at home informally tomorrow.
Mrs. Eugene Hale gave a luncheon to-
day to meet Mrs. Sherman. wife of the
Vice President. The guests We're the
wives of senator's and a few other friends
Among the latter were Miss Cannon.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. John W.
Weeks and Mrs. James Breck Perkins,
all of the congressional circle: Mrs.
Charles Anderson of Cincinnati. sister Of
Mrs. Taft: Mrs Newberry. wife of the
ex-Secretary of the Navy, and Mrs. Beck
man Winthrop.
This luncheon for the wives of senators
has been made an annual affair by Mrs.
Hale since her husband became the
ranking member of the Senate. Their
SPACIOUS residence at 18th and streets Is
one of the few Washington houses where
SO large luncheon company could be
entertained.
Mrs. Arthur Ramsey gave tea yester-
day for Mrs. Daniel Lathrop. Mrs. Julius
c. Burrows, Miss Lathrop and Mrs.
Thomas II. Carter also assisted.
Mrs. Palmer and Miss Eleanor Palmer
wife and daughter of Representative A.
Mitchell Palmer of Stroudsburg, Pa, had
as luncheon guests yesterday at the
Arlington. where they are spending the
season. Mrs. James Breck Perkins, Mrs.
Herbert Wadsworth. Mrs. Henry ST.
George Tucker. Mrs. Charles Aver Of Bos-
ton. Miss Morgan and Miss Emo of New
York
Mrs Robert Bruce Donaldson and Miss
Lucy Donaldson Lauck of 1915 10th
street northwest will not be at home to-
morrow wednesday,.
Mrs Lurton. wife of Mr.. Justice Lur-
ton. had her first reception yesterday
afternoon at the New Willard. In her
receiving party were Mrs. Hughes, wife
of Senator Hughes of Colorado; Mrs. Tay-
Tor. wife of Senator Taylor of Tennessee;
Mrs. Cole, Miss Cole, Mss Cheatham and
Miss Temple of Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rouzer and the
Misses Rouzer are at the Willard for a
short stay.
Miss Stuart will be at home with Mrs.
William Slaughter Hardesty Wednesday,
February ,, from to q, at the yelling
ton
Miss Olivia Coulon entertained delight
fully at a luncheon today In honor of Miss
Anna Millward. She was assisted by
Mrs. Charles S. Woodin.
Mrs. Dickinson, wife of the Secretary
of War. and Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, pres
ident general of the national society, ID.
A. r.. will assist Mrs. William F. Dennis,
president of the Southern Relief Society.
rir,cr yn-fS ut thn f,n1~T
ball Friday evening. The presentations
will be made by Mr. Robert f. Lee, jr.
Mr.. Wallace Streater and Mr.. H. D.
Flood. The entertainment committee is
Hilary a. Herbert. Gen. Lindsay .Lomax,
Gen. Marcus Wright. Senator John
Daniel Mr.. Robert f. Lee. jr.. MIR.
Magnus Thompson. Mr.. John Selden. Mr.
II. F. Dennis. Col Archibald Oracle. Maj.
Thomas Hungerford, DIR. Francis Chisolm.
Mr.. w. A. Jones. Mai. Albert Alsers, Col
l.. S. Brown, MIR. Arthur Lee, DR.. A. l..
Staneley. Capt. Fl. II. Marmaduke. sena-
tor Robert Taylor. Mr.. s. II. Hardwlck'
Capt. c. A. bennington. Mr. Ferguson,
Mr.. Dutton. DR.. Griffith, Capt Hickey.
Mr. Albert >Hil. Mr.. Hollis Rinehart. DR..
Julian Cabell. Mr.. Leigh Robinson, Mr..
John T. Callaghan. Mr.. Monroe Britt, Mr..
Wallace Streater and Mr.. II. D. Flood.
Alumni and ex-students of Wilson Col
lege of Chambersburg. Pa, met Saturday
afternoon last at the tea given by the
Wilson College Club of the South at the
Hotel Belvedere In Baltimore. 1t was
the first formal meeting Of the club and
gave a pleasant opportunity to the many
Wilson girls living in Baltimore and
Washington to get together The next
last Saturday in April. The place of
meeting will be announced later. All
Wilson girls living south Of Pennsyl-
vania are eligible to membership. Among
those present Saturday were Mrs. B. 7.
Webster Mrs. William Baker, Mrs +.
F. Johnson. Miss Sarah Keim, Miss Isabel
Curriden from Washington. and Mrs
Hollis, 3cAlister. Mrs. Ireland. MSsS
Miller, MISS Sarah Settle. Miss Caldwell
Miss Catherine Wilson and Miss Gard
ner from Baltimore and its vicinity.
Mrs. L. Whiting Estes. $40 Euclid
street. will be at home Wednesdays, jan
uary &c and February =.
Mrs. Prince. wife of Representative
Prince of Illinois. will not be at home
today, but will receive February | and
i15.
Miss Baxter of Elizabeth City, y. c..
lis visiting her uncle and aunt. Rear Ad
miral and Mrs. II. J. Cone. at 2130 LIE
Roy place.
Mrs. John " Nelson OF Wisconsin will
not receive this winter on account of ill
health.
Commander and Mrs. l.. l.. Reamey
and Mr. Brewster Reamey are at the
Plaza New York. Mr.. Brewster Reamey
sails on the Doth instant in the White
Star SIS Arabic for a seventy-three-day
cruise to the Mediterranean, Egypt and
the orient.
The Louisa Adams Chapter. ID. \. r.,
Mrs. Carolina Dorsey Johnston. regent,
iVey t11a h<Nv,, NJ
Mrs George w. Jones mee Miss Maud
Tallmadge) in Irving street. at which
time Mesdames Charles S. Bundy, G. NJ.
Hustled and Leon Herbert We're elected
as alternates to the next continental
congress- Invitations were presented for
Mrs SCOTS tea to be given to the
Daughters Of the Revolution residing in
Washington January 81 from to