Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-18
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
THE SECOND STATE RECEPTION
WILL BE HELD TONIGHT.
Hospitalities at Other Homes, Re-
cent and Future-A Wed
ding-Notes.

cent and future-A Wed
ding-Notes.
The second state reception of the
tonight. with the judiciary as the spe-
cially honored body. The hour is $50.
Carriages will approach from the
north to the east entrance Of the White
House, opposite the Treasury. Pedes-
TRANS will follow the same route. After
discharging passengers carriages will
be parked around the ellipse in the
White Lot.
The gates Will not be open until =
o'clock. Two carriages will drive under
the porte oochere at the same time.
Coachmen VIII be provided with num-
bered checks, which must be preserved
by them in order to regain Ambulance
to the grounds. Guests will also be
provided with tickets Of the same num-
Der as their carriages. These they should
carefully preserve, in order to call their
carriages. which will depart from the
same entrance. It is requested that
the line of carriages be not delayed by
paying for the carriage service at the
entrance. Carriages will be called for
by electric signal.
After leaving cloaks in the cloak
room. guests are requested to fall in
line in the colonnade and pass up the
main staircase.
The southwest gate will be opened at
80 pm. Carriages will approach this
entrance by 18th street
Most of the cabinet hostesses will be
a homo ia fnr a
excepting Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Nagel,
who have entirely withdrawn from So
ciety because of mourning. Mrs. Meyer
will not receive tomorrow, owing to alb
sence in Boston.
Secretary and Mrs Meyer will give a
dinner Thursday night preceding their re-
ception.
Secretary and Mrs. Ballinger will leave
Washington Friday night for Williams
College. Mass, where the former will
make an address Saturday.
Secretary and Mrs. Dickinson are en-
pertaining the newly appointed minister
to China and Mrs Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes gave a
dinner Of thirty covers last night at their
home, followed by a small dance at
Rauscher's. to which the dinner guests
entertained at the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Marion Johnston. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Robert Hinck
ley also came. This was the second in the
series of Monday night dinner dances.
Mrs Hinckley will be the hostess at the
third dance, next Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
entertained the Archaeological Society at
a reception and supper last night, the
event of the evening being DR.. Edgar L.
Hewett'S lecture on 1.-The Holy City of
the Mayas." There were about two bum
dred and fifty guests, and an evening of
great enjoyment was accorded them in
iS onS.t q h 10 ichf
Hammond will have a party of about
seventy dining with him, the visiting gov
ernors. members of the Civic Federation.
etc. being in the invited party.
bama, Braxton B. Conner: Connecticut.
Frank r. Weeks; Delaware. Simeon S.
Penniwell; Idaho. James II. Brady: Ken
lucky, Augustus G. Wilson. Maine. Bert
Draper: Missouri. Herbert S. Hadley:
Nebraska. Ashton c. Shalenberger: New
Hampshire. Henry b. Quinby; New Jer-
sey. John F. Fort; New York Charles f.
Hughes: South Carolina. Martin F. Ansel:
Vermont. George II. Prouty: West Vfr-
ginia. William r. Glasscock; South
ard Sloane: Utah. William Spry: Colo
RADIO. John F. Shafroth: Wisconsin. J. ..
Davidson: Rhode Island. Aram }.
Pothier: Iowa. Beyrl F. Carroll; Ohio.
Judson Harmon: Georgia, Joseph NJ.
Brown: Montana, Edwin L. Norris: New
Mexico. George Curry: Minnesota, A. o.
Eberhardt: North Dakota, John Burke;
kanses. Walter r. Stubs.
Members Of the National Civic Fedora
tion-Seth Low, August Belmont. Alton
b. Parker. W. r. Wilcox. Ellison A.
smythe, James speyer, I. \. seligman,
Franklin B. MacNeaSh, Samuel Gompers,
John Mitchell. Timothy Healy. James
O'ConnelI. John NJ. Stahl. Marcus Marks.
V. f. Macy. r. NJ. Easley, Rollin S.
Woodruff. Walter G. Smith, Lewis Parker.
I'll, IYolv. RI
miral Chadwick and Harris Hammond.
The Argentine minister and Nine Por-
tela the Belgian minister and Nine. de
Buisseret, Pay Director and Mrs. Steele.
Senator and Mrs. Carter and Dr. and
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson have been
added to the notable list of patrons and
patronesses who are greatly interested In
afternoon at the Columbia Theater by
the Georgetown University Dramatic AS
ISOLATION of the comedy ''All the Comforts
of Home.
the Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor DIES PlancheS Mrs. Carter, Miss
Alice Riggs. Mrs. u. P. Mccartney. Mrs.
William NJ Irwin. Mrs. III. c. Perkins.
Rev ]. J. Himmel. S. j.; Mrs. NJ. j. Col
bert and pupils from the Georgetown
Visitation Convent
The final rehearsals indicate the per-
1ectlOn WHICH Has DeeIl dItalnc0 by the
cast and the sale of tickets proves the
widespread interest which is shown In
the work of the Christ Child Society,
which is to benefit by the performance.
Mrs. Sidney 4. Hilliard gave a lunch
con. followed by bridge whist, this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thropp last night
entertained at dinner of sixteen COW
ers, When their guests were invited to
meet Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie Mrs
Thropp had sixteen guests lunching with
her today.
The invitations to the dinner which the
Netherlands minister and Nine. Louder
We're TO have given last night for the
Japanese ambassador and Baroness
Uchida and the reception which was to
have been given at the Swedish legation
yesterday afternoon were recalled owing
to the death of the Brazilian amba ssador
Mrs. Crawford, wife of Gen. Crawford,
gave beautiful luncheon today In COM
pliment to Mrs. Ball'nser, wife of the
Secretary of the Interior. The other
guests were Mrs. Isador Rayner, Mrs.
Ten Eyck Wendell. Mrs. Marshall. Mrs
, Arthur Murray. Mrs. Tldridge Jordan,
Mrs Fitzsimmons Mrs. Pyle and Mrs. +.