Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-07
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TWO EVENTS THIS WEEK ON
WHITE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Dances and Teas for the Season s
Second Last Day-Personal
Notes.

Notes.
| The last of the state receptions will be
| held tomorrow night at the White House,
with the army and navy as the honor
guests.
| Mrs. Tafts invitations are out for Fri
day evening. at 10 o'clock, for musical.
! Mrs. Anderson, who has been at the
White House for several weeks, will
make a visit to Mrs. Nicholas Anderson
before returning to Cincinnati. Her
daughters, the Misses Anderson, will also
leave soon, Miss Harriet to visit in New
York and Miss Katherine in West Vir.
| ginia.
Representative and Mrs. Madden are
giving a dinner of twenty-five covers to-
night at the Highlands, in honor of Mr.
Paul Henderson of Chicago, whose en-
gagement to their daughter, Miss Mabel
Madden, was recently announced. Other
guests have been asked in to an informal
| dance after dinner.
The marriage of Miss Madden and Mr..
| Henderson will take place at the Chi
cago home of the Maddens June next.
Mrs. Richard Townsend will give ball
tonight.
| Lieut.. Col Tanaka. the military at
| tache of the Japanese embassy, enter
| tanned at dinner at the New Willard last
| evening the Japanese ambassador, Baron
| Uchida: the assistant secretary of war,
| Mr.. Oliver; the minister of Switzerland,
D. Ritter; Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, Gen
| George B. Davis, Gen. William w. Woth-
erspoon, Col. Thomas w. Symons, Mr..
| Edward l.. Young of New York, Mr.
Carlton Marsh, Maj. Eben Swift, Maj
Edwin A. Root. Maj. Andre w. Brewster
Capt. John w. Furlong, Capt. Joseph p.
| Tracy, DIR. Takamine of New York and
! the counselor of the Japanese embassy,
| Mr.. Matsui.
| Miss Ethel Roosevelt will conclude her
| Washington visit tomorrow. Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt is sailing for Europe a
| week earlier than first planned. Miss
+, pany her. They will travel extensively
| in both northern and southern Europe
before and after they are joined by the
former President.
| Postmaster General Hitchcock today is
sued invitations to a dance to be giver
at Rauschers Thursday evening, March 81
Mrs. Archibald Oracle gave a luncheon
| today in compliment to Mrs. William
| Pollok of New York. Mrs. Edward White,
| Mrs. Julian James, Mrs. Spottswood
| Schenck and Mrs. MACEDONIAN were in
| the party.
The Misses Carson of Tennessee gave a
| dinner at the New Willard last night for
| Miss Georgia Knox and Mr.. Harry Smith
| Berry and the bridal party attending
| them at their marriage tomorrow after
| noon at ST. Thomas Church.
Mrs. Dryden, wife of former Senator
| DRYDEN will give today the first of the
! two receptions for which she sent out
| cards last week. Mrs. Pullman and Mrs
j. Van Vechten Olcott will assist Mrs
| Dryden, and Mrs Kuser and Mrs. Gill
lespie and Mrs. Butler will be at the tea
| table.
| Mrs. Neill S. Brown and her daughter
Miss Marie .McMillin Brown, welcomed :
large circle Of their friends at tea yes
terday to meet Mr. Justice and Mrs. lur
ton, for whom SO many Iormer Tennessee
/ and other acquaintances living here have
entertained since their arrival. Richmond
roses and palms decorated the drawing
and dining rooms. and the charm of rea
southern hospitality was everywhere il
evidence. The hostess wore lavende
crepe de chine with touches of silver. ant
Mrs. Lurton wore gray crepe and pom
lace. Miss Brown wore white satin ant
crystal DedQeu idCe bIoWH W dS d1S
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Wotherspoon
Mrs. Stokes, wife of Surgeon Gen. Stokes
| Mrs benjamin B. Bradford, Mrs. Henri.
Cole, wife of Mai. Cole; Mrs. Baxter ant
| the Misses Baxter of Tennessee.
Secretary and Mrs. Ballinger ant
Surgeon Gen. Stokes were among the ao
guests enjoying with Justice and Mrs
Lurton the pleasure of the occasion.
Miss Riggs, Mrs Alfred Taylor, Mis-
Julia Goldsborough and Mrs. Richard
Peyton Whitley will assist Mrs. Georg,
i Melville Boiling at the first of her Mon
days at home today.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley entertained
at dinner last night Mr.. Emile Fouchs
Miss Fouchs, Mr.. Andre Webber Schom
berger Mr.. Frank Bourke-Roche, MIR
Burnham of England. Mr.. and Mrs
George Marshall Alan. Mr.. William d.
Berge Whyte of England. Mrs. Elisha
Dyer and her son. Mr. Dyer, and Mrs
Burney Essler, Lieut. and Mrs. Ulysses S
Grant Sd. the second secretary of the
British embassy and Mrs. Ovey. Mr.. ani
Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin of New York, Mr.
ide Beaufort of the Netherlands legation
and Miss Rita Sachetto
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley will go to Phila
delphia tomorrow to be the guests al
dinner and the opera of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Meers. Later they will go tC
New York and will be away at least q
fortnight.
Baltimore relatives have received a
cablegram from Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony