Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16

Secretary OF the Navy THURSDAY VIII
bring a smart company together. as will
Mrs. Richardson Clover's cotillon Friday
night for her debutante daughter. Miss
Eudora Glover. Mrs. Glover is giving the
cotllon at Rauscher's, as the party is
larger than could he comfortably accom-
modated in her own home.
/! Other dances looked forward 70 will
have as hosts and hostesses former Sec
rets.y and Mrs. Newberry, whose cards
are out for January 81, and which will
also be at Rauscher's: the dance al the
Turkish embassy February 4. the last Of
The navy yard dances, and the last Of the
Small and Larry meetings, which will be
held at Rauscle. January rs. Two
more dinner dances are on the cards Mrs
Frank t. Moves will be hostess tomorrow
night at Rauscher s. the dinner guests
from her home to be joined there by those
who will dine at the Johnston, the Glover
and the lIinckley homes. The next din
ner dance will be given BY Mrs Robert
II Hincklcy on the 24th.
II TIL, season has four more weeks to
its credit. out there are already plentl-
II ri signs that some OF those tor Whom
Il most Of the pedsurable lnciaents nave
i been designed have had pretty much all
I they want of it, Tie pace lately for the
/, favored ones has been exceedingly rapid
L There never was d Sayer opera Week
and the events-suppers ard dances-Save
social whirl. 1t is hard to tell whether
II tie splendor OF the hospitality extended
10y Nj. ard Mrs. Edison Bradley We'd
nesday night at their ball was as great
II ~ enjoyed by many of their guests
as was the opportunity TO inspect the
beautiful objects in this among the lat
est Of the Washington palaces to be con-
sidered as finished. The exterior of the
house is unusual, and so is the interior,
which in every part is so filled with
ral. objects either of furnishings or
decorations that wherever the eye rests
All artistic finds something pleasing.
Il The combinat ton of great wealth and the
taste to collect the best the worlds art
treasures offer are by no means frequent
~ found together. but that is what the
Edison Bradley home shows In every de-
tail.
Mr. and Mrs Roosevelts cotillon for
their charming young daughter attracted,
as did the Bradley ball. associates of
the family from New York and introduc-
ed a number of new men to the dehu-
tantes of the winter-aways great
II stroke on the part of hostess. 1t was
one of the prettiest dances of the WIN
ter. with no end of up-to-date novelties
in the way of favors, and brilliant
company to enjoy the early evening with
H host and hostess before the cotlliOn be-
Il gan. 1t was late ball. naturally, with
Il half the social world of the capital be-
4 ing in attendance upon the last night
of the opera Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt.
! who have several of the New Workers.
! still staying with them, will give
| luncheon for them today at the CHEVY
| Chase Club. Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss
/ Roosevelt will go on tomorrow to the
| Yale prom. Last night they entertained
| informally a number of New York friends
at dinner.
/ The Assistant Secretary of State and
| Mrs Huntingdon Wilson had as dinner
| guests last night the Secretary of the
! Interior and Mrs. Balinger, the minister
% h. Artyn rt II
Il tela the minister of Denmark and Count
H ess Moltke. Senator and Mrs. Crane. Rep
1 reSentativc and Mrs. Mann, the coun-
\ selor of the German embassy and Count
ess Wedel. the military attache of the
French embassy and Countess de Cham
brun, the secretary 10 the President. Mr..
and Mrs. Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. McChntock
and Miss Christian
II Mrs. Norman William gave a dinner
last night for the former ambassador to
France and Mrs. Henry White Other
Il guests were the Secretary vi the Treas
Il s1Iry and Mrs MacVcagh, Mrs. Writ DeX-
ter of Boston and Mrs Letter.
/ Mr. Morgan, United States minister TO
Il Cuba, is the guest Of the Austrian ambas-
Il sador and Baroness Hengelmuller and
II will be their guest of honor at dinner
they are giving tonight
Mrs Bryce. wife Of the British am
II She was assisted by the members of the
embassy staff and their wives
Mrs. John p Jackson gave the second
II Of her teas in honor of her daughter,
h Nine Ekengren yesterday, and had in
her party assisting, Mrs. Gibson Fahnes-
II tock Mrs Randolph Clark. Mrs. Allerton
H Cushman and Miss Woodruff.
The Swedish minister and Nine. de
H IagercrantZ entertained AT a small din
/, ner last night, and the latter has asked
guests TO tea tomorrow.
II Prof Henry Fairfield Osborn Of the
Museum of Natural History, New York,
Il gave lecture yesterday 10 an audience
4 assembled at the home of Gen. and Mrs.
| Ernst Oh Connecticut avenue.
Mrs Meyer. wife Of the Secretary of
II the Navy. will not receive Wednesday
|! next, a. she is attending the wedding of
a cousin in Boston, but she will be at
home January 26 and February =, from
$50 TO 30.
Mrs. Coodloe and Mrs Hoes were the
hostesscs at delightful bridge party
yesterday afternoon at the Colonial
DANES club on Connecticut avenue
About sixty guests were present, and
the rooms were prettily decorated with
ed, when Mrs Henry Brown. Mrs. John
j. White and Mrs. Vrooman did the
honors In the dining room.
| Mrs. Roscoe Bumer gave a dinner fol-
lowed by theater party, last night.
Mrs Sydney Cloman gave a large
luncheon yesterday at the New Willard
entertaining friends in both official and
resident circles.
Mrs Benjamin Held of 6l5 I street mort
west will be al home Fridays during the
season.
Mrs. G. NJ. Pepper. president of the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation of Women S
Clubs. presented Mrs. Belva Lockwood a
large bun,h of American beauties in the
name Of the federation at her reception
Friday evening.
Mrs. Peter A. Porter entertained al a
tea yesterday afternoon at the Dresden,
the guests being invited TO meet her house
guess. Mr. and Mrs Peter A. Porter. jr..
az New York, ANA Miss Margaret SiZcr of
Buffalo. Mrs. Porter had assisting her.
besides Mrs. Porter, jr. and Miss SiZer.
Air>- benjamin Franklin Vaughn Of Prov
ideuca, f. !. The tea table was presided
over nv Mrs. Alexander Britton and Mrs.
Charles l. Walcott. assisted b. Miss
L9ura Merriam and Miss Mary McCaulcy.
rrenShaW VIII he at home Wednesday,
January H.. from 10 g.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
q Donoghue. I'd and /. streets northeast,
Thursday night of ~