Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05

Ioi'Hei vice lfcSlucnt ana MIS-. Lew
t. Morton have resumed their resi-
dcncc in Washington and are occupy
ing the house at 1900 Rhode Island
avenue.
Their present residence has been re-
punt on the site of their former home.
aud II is now one of the finest houses
IN the nei-hborhood Their old home
was center of official and social ac-
tlvity during the Harrison and Morton
administration. AS presiding officer of
the Senate at that time Mr. Morton
played an important part in the con-
Sressional struggles of that day, in
GLIDING the delicate issues which arose
over the movement to pass the So
called force bill
Since leaving Washington Mr. Morton
and his family have lived in New York
and at their summer home on the Hud
son. and have spent much time abroad.
The charity ball tonight at the New
Willard. for the Children's Hospital will
be brilliant event. the evening being
entirely free from amy conflicting attrac-
ton
The reception committee will consist of
Mrs. Lloyd Bowers. chairman: Mrs.
Frederick M~t;uirc. Mrs Charles c.
Glover. Mrs. Horace II. Westcott, Mrs
Preston Gibson. Mrs. Clarence Il. Will
son Mrs. John G. simpson, Mrs. Rey-
nolds Hit and Mrs. Max Kaufman.
Mr. Basil Miles is chairman of the floor
committee and Mr.. William e. Marrow
vice chairman. All Of the boxes incud-
inS severa additional ones arranged to-
day. have been taken. The holders. each
Of whom will entertain parties. are the
Russian ambassador and Nine. Bakh-
mctef. the Brazilian ambassador and
Nine. da Cana. Mr.. and Mrs. LarZ An
derson. Mrs. Marshall Field. Mr. and
Mrs. Z. 7. Stotesbury of Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs Preston Satterwhite of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Mclean,
Mrs. pelos Blodgctt. Miss julia; Calhoun.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson. Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison and Mrs.
LLOYD Bowers.
The latter will entertain in her box
Mrs. William DsSton of Philadelphia,
Mrs. John Rodgers. Miss Helen Taft,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood AIdrich of New
York. DR.. Baumann. Eiscount Benoist
d Azy and Mrs Thomas Scott of New.
York.
Col. 4. NJ Thompson will have as his
guests Miss Rhoda F'ullam of New York,
for whom he and Mrs. Thompson will
give dinner tonight. Their other box
guests viii he Miss Marion Leutze Miss
Helen Walcott. Miss Sykes. Commander
Roy-Ed. Mrs. Austin Sands OF Newport,
Miss Wood. Lieut. Potcct, Lieut.. Todd,
Mr.. Marcus Jordan and Mr.. Frank Hyatt.
Mrs. Delos klodeett viii have with her
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Harrison Peck of Grand
:.
ton. S. T.: MI Deos n. Blodgett, jr..
Miss Helen Blodgett Admiral Blue and
Capt. James Walsh.
In the Brazilian ambassadors box will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Carhart of
Detroit Mrs. Gilbert of New York and
Capt dc Sauvisny OF the French embassy
staff.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston P. Satterwhte
of New York will have in their box
Nine. Christian Hauge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il AZ III. ID
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt whose honor guest
Will be Miss Emily Biddle Shipman;
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick c. Atherton,
Thomas F. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
II. Grosvenor and Mr.. and Mrs David
). Barry are among other hosts and
hostesses who will give dinners to-
night. taking their guests later on to
the charity ball.
Misses Edith and Ruth Mills entertained
at dinner last night in honor of their
cousin. Miss Ruth Mason of Peckton-
vile. Md. with whom she has been
spending the Christmas holidays Among
the other guests were Mr. and Mrs. VA
Osterman. Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Osterman
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. osterman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Spindler. Misses Nav Smith
Emma Stone, Rose Brooke. Annie Peck,
Margaret Beard. Messrs. John Bennett,
Raymond Williams. Clarence Mason,
jeremiah Mills. Raymond Zimmerman
Floyd Otto. Francis l.. Osterman and
Samuel Peck. Miss Mason left today for
Haserstown, Md.
Mr. John Barrett who spent New Year
week at the White Sulphur Springs, re-
turned to town this morning
Representative and Mrs. Isaac Z. Sher-
wood and Mrs. Lenore Sherwood are at
Congress Hall for the winter. The latter
va. toll 1,rf ,ifvt,@
hall.
DR.. and Mrs. Tarleton H. Bean have
issued cards announcing the marriage
of their only daughter. Caroline Won II.
Bean and Bart John Blommers. ir.. son
of Baron Bart John Blommers, the
Dutch artist. The brides father, former
ly curator of fishes in the United States
National Museum, is state fish cuiturist
of New York
Mrs. Biommers. jr, is graduate of
Smith College, is a clever linguist and
an artist of considerable note She
studied art i'll Paris and in other Euro
pean cities where her father had charge
of various exhibits. Mr.. Blommers, jr,
is graduate of the University of Ley
den.
Baron Blommers and his wife will
present their daughter-in-law to the
court of Queen Wilhelmina in January
after which the entire family will go to
Spain and the Riviera The winter
home of the baron. Villa Johanna, be-
tween Scheveningen and The Hague,
contains a noted collection of paintings.
carved mantels and other works of art.
the baron and his wife are at present
entertaining their son and daughter-in-
law at their summer home, Villa Theresa
at 'katWVk-on-Sea, where a cottage for
the young couple is being erected
Mrs. AIvord A. Cederwald is giving a
large card party this afternoon at the
ter. Miss Esther Whiting. A number
emit
Mrs. Charles S. Thomas. wife of Sen
ator Thomas of Colorado. will be at
home Thursdays in January at the
WestmoreIand
Mrs T. De Witt Talmage and Miss
Collier have gone to Pittsburgh to at
tend the wedding of Miss katherine
McCutcheon.
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby will entertain
the Patriots Memorial Chapter at din
ner tomorrow night Mrs. India Gar
diner of Audubon. n. j., will come on
to attend the dinner and make her
sister. the hostess, a visit. being a