Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-14
IN WORLD Of SOCIETY
THE JUDICIARY RECEPTION AT
THE WHITE HOUSE TONIGHT.
Other Pleasant Events in Capital
Homes-Timely Personal
Notes.

The reception in honor of the judiciary
will be held at the White House tonight
| it being the second of the evening recep-
tons Of the winter. Miss Taft will attend
Mrs Carlisle's tea this afternoon.
| Mrs Cleveland was honor guest at
Mrs. Henry F.. Dimocks musical last
night after a dinner she attended given
by Mrs. lockwood Hoar. There We're
several hundred guests, among them be-
! ing Miss Taft. Mrs Cleveland is now
staying with Mrs. Dimock, to remain un-
til she leaves Washington Thursday
Mrs Townsend will be her hostess at a.
large dinner tonight. Miss Cleveland and
Miss Taft had tea and enjoyed a dance
| aboard the AIayflower yesterday
| Mrs. Burnett, wife of Representative
John L. Burnett of Alabama will not re-
ceive at Congress Hall this winter on ac-
| count of the recent death of her
| brother-inlaw.
| Miss Annie Hulcher who has been the
| guest Of Miss Annie Quigley for the
| home in Richmond, Va. Miss Hulcher
has host OF friends in this city
and was much entertained while here.
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Chevy Chase Club April 4, according to
an announcement made today by the
committee in charge.
| A reception will be given at the New
! Willard on the evening of January IL IN
| honor of Mrs. Steven b. Ayres, the
newly elected president of the Women s
National Democratic League, from to
| II o'clock.
The Holy Name Society of ST. Stephen 5
Catholic Church will hold its January
dance Thursday night at Carroll Insti-
tute Hall.
Mrs Arthur l.. Bates. wife of Repre-
sentative Bates of Pennsylvania. viii
receive this afternoon at the Cochran
from 4 until o'clock She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Beekman Winthrop wife
! of the assistant secretary of the navy;
! Miss Mabel Boardman. Miss Page,
daughter of Senator Page of Vermont
Miss Wood. sister of Representative
Wood of New Jersey. and Mrs. Sidney
Ballou of Honolulu.
! Mrs. William Morrison Alexander will
entertain at tea this afternoon in honor
of her house guest, Miss Imogen BauSh-
| err of Baltimore. Miss Anne Seymour
Jones and Miss Gill will assist i'm receiving
Mrs. Alexander will be at home the fol-
| lowing Tuesdays in January, at I'LL =
street.
The minister OF Peru and Nine. Pezet
entertained at dinner last night, when
their guests were Miss Flora Wilson, Mr.
John Barrett. the naval attache of the
Spanish legation and Nine de Urcullu,
Col and Mrs. II. +. Hodges, Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. Andrews, the secretary
Malbran. Mr.. and Mrs. Selwin TAFT, Miss
Amaryllis Gillett. Commander Victor
| Blue and Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Bonsal.
| IT. 7 nj.
and Mrs. Nagel entertained at a dinner
last night in honor of the British am
bassador ana Mrs Bryce. There were
also present Justice and Mrs. Pitney. the
Senator and Mrs. Newlands. Representa-
| tive and Mrs. Marlin Olmsted. Mrs.
| Thomas Bayard, Pay Director and Mrs.
| Livingston Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jeffrey Parsons and Dr. Charles d. Wal
| colt.
! Representative and Mrs. Needham of
California entertained at dinner last night
at their home in compliment tn Miss Bar
bara Stephens, daughter of Representa-
| tive and Mrs Stephens Of California, Il
debutante of the winter The table was
decorated with Richmond roses and there
were dainty favors for each guest. Dane
| ing followed the dinner. The other guests
| were Miss Florence Schneider, Miss Rob-
| erts of Nevada. Miss Dorothy bennett,
Miss Macon. Miss Mildred Needham
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Miles Bingham, Mr.. William Holmes, Mr.
Stewart Barr and Mr.. TAFT.
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston and
| Senator du Pont were dinner hosts last
night
| Mr.. and Mrs Alexander G. Bentley en-
| tertained last night at double box
| party and supper at the University Club
in compliment to Miss Marie Hoffman
| Adams.
The informal hop at Fort Myer last
night resulted in highly successful
party. Mrs. Eltinge. wife of Capt. Ell
tinge. L. s. A., received for the COM
mittee and the hospitality of the sarri-
son was in evidence at numerous din
ners and suppers given before and after
the dance.
The first reception of the season given
| by the congressional ladies of the Hotel
from :: to & O'clock. The parlors were
most attractively decorated, the color
scheme being pink and green. The at
tendance was very large and the Occa-
son very pleasant one. In the receiving
line We're Mrs. John H. Stephens of Texas
Mrs. Henry r. Rainey of Illinois, Mrs.
Martin ID. Foster of Illinois. Mrs. James
t. McDermott of Illinois, Miss Agnes Will
son. daughter of Representative Wilson of
Pennsylvania: Mrs. Thomas l.. Reilly of
Connecticut. Mrs. William F. Murray of
Massachusetts, Mrs. Horatio c. Claypool
of Ohio. Mrs. Dan V Stephens of Ne
braska. Mrs. Claudus Stone of Illinois
and Mrs. James Wickersham of Alas
At the table were Mrs. III. III. Gilfry of
Washington. Mrs. Humphreys of Texas,
Mrs. Thomas ]. Scully of New Jersey
Mrs. Eugene +. Kinkead of New Jersey
and Mrs. Townsend of Texas
The young ladies who served were the
Misses BristOw of Oregon, ClaypooI of
Ohio. Loehl of this city. Rassdale of Ken
lucky and Phillips of Illinois,
Mrs Harriet l.. Don of Pill LIST street