Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19

Those present were Misses Grace Small.
Irene Pistorio. Anna Rathvon, Ruth
Small, Lulu Robertson. Myrtle Powell.
Mary Rathvon. Tillie Robertson. Myrtle
Fidler Florence Graeves. and Messrs. L.
Graeves. Z. Mcdonald. ". smith. L.
Eberly. G. Redmond. +. Barse. r. ID.
Edmonston. c. Reiser. Lord, II. McCau-
ley. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Brown,
Campbell. Mrs. Z. Robertson and MIR. and
Mrs. z. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George jay Gould an
ter. Miss Marjorie Could. to Anthony J.
Drexel. jr.. Of Philadelphia last night at
n dance given by them for Miss Gould at
the reconstructed house. No. S51 9TH ave
nue.. New York city. Miss Gould made
her debut in January year ago at
large dance given for her at the Plaza
Mr.. Drexel is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony j. Drexel of Philadelphia. No
date was announced for the wedding.
The dance last night served the pur-
pose of q housew arming well as the
announcing of Miss Goulds engagement
for it was the first large entertainment
given in the new house. which is built Oh
the site Of the old one. The guests en-
tered on the 9th street side, and We're
received in the marble hall on the second
floor by Mrs. Gould and her daughter.
They then passed on to the Louis Nv
ballroom. at one end OF the hall. done
IN Wil1Ie ana SOlO, WfIn IdHsiIlSS VI sTd.
and pink brocade. which was decorated
with orchids arranged on the man;el and
mirror. The hall and great winding
staircase were hung with southern smi-
lax and mauve orchids. Two orchestras
played throughout the evening.
The cotillon began about IL O'Clock and
was led by Phoenix Ingraham. dancing
with Miss Gould. The favors consisted
of gold rings and lockets and gold veil
pins for the girls and watch charms and
.c.-:.- .1,tt< fV,
another figure the national colors We're
used, the women receiving parasols tied
with red. white and blue ribbons and
their partners neckties Of the three diff
ferent colOrs. Other favOrs included bro
caded bags. automobile wells. artificial
orchids and fancy leather belts for the
women. and leather novelties. bouton-
nieres of gardenias and silk automobile
hats tied with ribbons for the men. y
seated supper followed in the dining room
and the regency room. the tables being
decorated with American beauty roses.
A reception to Gov. Eberhart will be
given by the Minnesota Alumni of this
tel this evening. to which Minnesotans
have been invited. On the reception COM
mittee are Mrs. f. c. Stevens, Mrs. Will
let NJ. Hays. Miss c. b. Miller and Mrs.
w. G. Gerdsen. The officers are w. c.
Gerdsen. president; r. y. Ferner. vice
president: Charles f. Tular treasurer;
W. H. Moore. secretary: II. w. Tallman,
member of executive committee.
Mrs. Aldrich, wife of Senator -Aldrich.
will not receive tomorrow nor the follow
ing Thursday, as she is going south.
Mrs. William Alden Smith. wife of
Senator Smith. 100 10th street, will re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. l.. Cohn and Miss Clara Cohn OF
Newark. y. J., are visiting Mrs. William
LowenthaI.
A reception will. be given at the Con-
gressionsl Club Friday afternoon in
honor OF the Senate.
Mrs Hale. Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. Elkins.
La Toilette will be in the receiving line.
and at tea time Miss kean and Mrs.
Hughes. wife Of Representative Hughes
Of Colorado. will preside in the dining
room.
An interesting feature OF the southern
relief ball Friday night, at the Willard.
will be the presence there OF some of
the visiting governors. who are meeting
in Washington this week. Invitations
have been accepted by good many of
these distinguished men. particularly
those from southern states. Under the
direction OF Mr.. Horace Westcott, a num-
Der Of young men will act az a floor COM
mittee and look after the pleasure OF
the guests.
Miss Smith, sister Of Rev. DIR. Herbert
Scott Smith, Will not be at home tomor-
row. but will receive the remaining
Thursdays until Lent.
Mrs Edgar Frisby and Miss Frisby will
be at home January % and February 3.
Mrs. Robert L. Taylor. wife of Senator
TO- l,v mil tn ut
leigh Court, from } to o'clock.
Mrs. Bristow. wife OF Senator Bristow,
will not be at home tomorrow.
Gov. and Mrs. Harmon of Ohio at
tended the White House reception last
night and renewed many old friendships.
Mrs. Harmon as cabinet lady was a
afternoon she is making the cabinet calls
with Mrs. Stanley Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. NeaIe entertained
and Mrs. c. LaRue Munson of Williams
port. Pa.
Col. and Mrs. Downey entertained at
in honor Of Capt. and Mrs. Sydney A.
Cloman. the party all going to the White
House afterward.
Wycliffe Cooper will be at home tomor-
row for the last time this season.
Miss Natalie Magruder gave a luncheon
yesterday for the Misses Wilder, who
are visiting Admiral and Mrs. Chester
Some Of the other guests We're Miss Alice
Vandegrift, Miss Marion Leutze Miss
Katherine Leech, Miss Henrietta Fitch
and Miss Lillian Chew.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Talbert and Mr.. Cook
sey of Dentville. Nd. were married here
today at Christ Church by Rev. Mr.. Grif-
fifth and then left for the latters home
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman enter
tanned at dinner party last evening of
twenty covers in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter E. Hilton's fifth anniversary.
Mrs A. j. Halford gave luncheon
yesterday ip honor of Mrs. Henry S.
Williams Of London.
Mrs. Depew will receive tomorrow from
5 to 6.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer entertained Young
people Yesterday at luncheon to meet her
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