Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-30

Mrs. Stafford. Mrs. Seth Shepard, Mrs.
Conrad syme. Mrs; John Crayke Simp-
SON. Mrs. Stavely, Mrs. Slayden. Countess
de Sibour. Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Mrs.
Stands. Mrs John p. Story. Mrs. william
Strother Smith. Mrs. John H. Stephens.
Mrs Mrs a; Q. Stanley. Mrs. William r.
nus Thompson. Mrs. Robert L Taylor.
Mrs. Alfred p. Thorn. Mrs. Tiffany. Mrs
Copley Thaw, Mrs Timmons. Mrs Tai
mage. Mrs. Thropp. Mrs. Robert NJ.
Thompson. Mrs. Tittmann. Mrs. Oscar
Underwood. Countess Won Bernstorff.
Mrs. Van Devanter. Mrs. Huntington
Wilson. Mrs. Marcus Wright. Mrs. Leon
ard Wood. Mrs. John Sharp williams.
Mrs Beekman Winthrop Mrs. Edward
Clarence watson %rs R mssrS0 p VII.
liams. Mrs. Wilmer. Mrs. Waller. Mrs.
Wickfiffe, Mrs. Robert Wynne. Mrs. Guy
Fairfax Whiting, Mrs. Wetmore ana
Mrs Works.
His Majesty the King of Denmark Janu-.
airy 10 paid the American minister the
compliment of dining at the American le-
cation. He WAS accompanied, as usual.
by his chamberlain. Capt; Otto Bull and
his equerry for the week. Capt. WILLIE
NOES. The usual ceremonial was OBJ
served. The minister. preceded by two
servants bearing candelabra with three
lights each. and accompanied by his stan.
met his majesty at the foot Of the stairs
leading to the courtyard. In the ante
room OF the legation the king was re-
ceived by Mrs. EgaH and conducted to
the drawing room. where the guests were
assembled.
The drawing room. which is decorated
in old rose and gold, was the setting OF
q brilliant scene. being entirely lighted
with wax candles In Venetian chandeliers.
His majesty met the circle Of all the
guests. speaking to the ladies first and
the gentlemen afterward
The guests were the Count and Countess
Rab1n-Levetzou, Nine Willemoes and her
beautiful daughter. Baron de Plessens,
Winslow. the chamberlain and Nine de
Kaufman. Baron and Nine. van 10y
Ian. Sir Cunningham and Lady Lily
Greene with their daughter, the Baron
daughter the German minister and Nine.
de Waldthausen, Mr.. Stafford Mclean OF
Newburg, n. Y, and Capt. William VI.
Colvin. The decorations of the drawing
room were entirely OF white and red tu-
lips. which made a splendid effect in con-
cord with the service of gold porcelain.
This is the second time that the King OF
Denmark has especially honored the
United States by going first to the Amer
lean legation. and thus beginning the So
cial season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Boardman
have gone to Augusta, Ga, to spend sew
eral months.
Mrs Hunt Slater is leaving Sunday for
Boston on a visit to her sister. Mrs. Ho-
ratio N. Slater. Yesterday Mrs. Slater
had as luncheon guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Dixey and Miss Rosamond Dixey
of Boston, who are here visiting friends
Mrs. Margaret G. Watkins has issued
cards for tea Thursday, February =,
for her daughter, Miss Ruth Watkins.
Miss Lucy Madeira of Washington is in
New York for few days.
Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo has
arrived in Washington and will spend g.
few weeks at the New Willard. Mrs.
Horton has taken a box for the southern
charity ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Eisenmann left for Chi
cago to visit relatives. Mrs. Efsenmann
will return about the middle of March,
birthday party was held in honor
of Miss Meta Jaeger by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jaeger, at their
home. IL 4th street southeast. SATURDAY.
were rendered by Miss Jaeger and Miss
Payne and vocal selections by Miss
Reuter-. Games were played and refresh
ments served. Among those present were
Henderson. Miss Payne. Miss Lauter.
Miss v. Gator, Miss r.. Gator, Miss 0oss
Miss Emmons. Miss Reuter-. Miss Hantz-
mon, Miss Jaeger, and Messrs. Softer.
Wood. Weakley. Williams. Gaines. Flynn,
White, Coffin, Eric IN and Luers.
Miss Ida Barry of Toronto. Canada, is
visiting Mrs. ". B. Cragg Of 1447 L
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Cawthon, the Vic
toria, entertained a large party at din
ner Monday for their son, Earl James
Black.
Mrs. n. b. Graves. Mrs. J. w. Graves
and Miss Brewer will be at home i'm
formally today, to 9.
Sunday evening, January 2s. a success
| full caramel make" party was given at
the home Of the Misses Ola and Minnie
Emmer, 1920 9th street northwest.
Among those in attendance We're the
following: Misses Jennie Whalen. Mary
Shaen. Virginia st. John. Julia Grunwald.
Blanche Miller, Elise Milne and the
l.Messrs. Lacey, Bellinger. Wickham. Aus
tin. McWilliams, Viehman, Voigt, Eckert
After q musical program had been rem
dered refreshments were served.
Mrs. Mclaughlin and Miss Mclaughlin
will be at home Fridays, February and
IL at their home on Euclid street. and
viii be assisted by their house guests.
Miss Parmele Of Lima. n. Y, and Miss
Mary Cecil of Maryland.
Mrs. Cornelius Disosway of New York
announces the engagement OF her sister.
Miss Helen Hughes, youngest daughter
Of the late Admiral A. Is. Hughes, Z. >.
r.. and Mr.. Henry ]. s. Hall OF New
York. The wedding will take place in
March.
Mrs. Horace Smithy will be at home
at 2129 18th street northwest Wednes-
days until Lent.
Mrs. Russell Goodwin will not be at
home tomorrow.
The Misses Young of I'LL 18th street
northwest will be at home Wednesday,
the 31st, from to y.
Mrs. Mary Burke Somervell of Belcourt
seminary will be at home Friday after
noon. February ., from to y O'CLOCK
Mrs. Sevellon Ledyard Brown VIII be
at home Thursdays. Fepruary anu O
at the Allendale, zoos street
Can't and Mrs. Hennessy have returned
from Europe, and after a visit to Mrs
Hennessy's parents, Gen. ana MRS.
O'Reilly, will go to San Antonio. Tex"
where Can't Hennessy is stationed.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following: