Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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the Chicago chapter, d. A. R., Ia at thu
Hotel Regent for the week.

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the Chicago chapter, D. A. r., is at the
Hotel Regent for the week.
The trustees of the Corcoran Gallery Of
Art will give private view of the coliec-
| tons of the gallery this evening from 0
| Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution the admission to be only by
special invitation. The trustees beg to re-
quest that guests will not seek admission to
| the gallery before the hour named in the
| invitations, as it will not be possible to
| open the doors before that time.
| Mrs. Hugh O'Neill of New York and
daughter, Miss Letitia. are at the Arlington
Hotel. They are both members of the Loyal
Legion, and spend much of their time and
| liberal means in charitable work. Mrs.
| O'Neill is a sister-in-law of Rev. DR.. G. H.
Smyth, formerly pastor of the Sixth Pres
l byterian Church of Snis city.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Jones and Mrs. ]. Frank
Jones will be at home, 422 Sd street. Tues
| day, February -.
| Mrs. James E. Padgett will not be at
home tomorrow.
Messrs. Ball and Pollard will give a hop
| Monday evening next at the Hamilton $50
| to u.
| Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Hall of Lansing.
| Mich, are visiting their brother Mr.. H. o.
| Hall. 1910 T street. Mrs. Hall is attending
| the convention Of the L. S. d. A. r. as re-
| gent of the Lansing chapter and vice re-
gent of the federation of chapters of the
state of Michigan. Mr.. B. F. Hall Is the
| father of Franklin Hall of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Miss Florence Wilson entertained quite a
number of her friends at her home, 9O7 F
| street northeast, Tuesday evening last.
! Progressive games were played, in which
| Miss Adams and Capt. CornweN won the
| prizes. AT IL the guests adjourned to the
dining room, where bountiful collation.
| was served. Those present were Misses G.
| Moore, G. Keck NJ. Smith, v. Knots. E,
Knots, NJ. Adams and 6. Wilson, Messrs.
| Lieut.. Col. Potter Capt. Cornwell. A. Got
walls of Philadelphia, E. Clarkson. DIR.
| Hart, L. Sterne, II. Yost, DIR. and Mrs.
Perkins, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tune and Mrs.
| Wilson.
! Mrs. Chandler entertained at a luncheon
| of twelve covers Monday, when her guests
| were Mrs. Frye, Mrs. Spooner, Mrs. Wet
more Miss Kean, Miss Dawes. Mrs Brad
| ford, Mrs Van Reypen, Mrs. Brooke, Mrs.
| Cosby and Mrs. Mansfield.
Miss Mary D. Weir, 1910 @ street, enter
| tanned yesterday at a luncheon in honor of
Miss Bernadine Ham of Mount Vernon. Ill.
| The guests We're Mrs: Melcher and Miss
| Taylor Of Madison. Ind, Miss Edith Webb
Of Oak Lane, Pa, Miss FitZgerel of Mount
| Vernon H., Mrs. Chance, Mrs. Chesley,
| Miss Helen Ray, Miss Bessie Fill, Miss
| katherine Hammett and Mrs. w. c. Pol
I lock. The decorations were In red.
| Mrs. A. Is. Browne, 1910 stTeel HoTtH-
west. will not be at home tomorrow.
The marriage of Miss Susie E., daughter
| of Mrs. Frances and the late Mahlon
| Browning of Beallsville, Md. and John T.
| Reid of Boyds, Md, was celebrated in St.
Patrick's Church this morning with high
| nuptial mass, Rev. Father Dolan officiat-
| ing Miss Valle Browning. a sister of the
| BRIDE bridesmaid and Mr.. AlOysius
| Kingsburry of Boyds and a cousin of both
| bride and groom, was best man. After the
l NJ. a,,1 Mt- patI % fh4
Lincoln Hotel, where a wedding breakfast
| was served. They will take the $40 train
| this afternoon for Colorado Springs, where
Mr.. Reid has made his home for some
| time past.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T Moore of Sandy
| Spring, who have been in New York, Phila-
| delphia and Wilmington for the past seven
weeks, are expected home shortly. While
| Mrs. Moore was in the latter city she ac-
| cepted an invitation to deliver a lecture
| upon her recent trip to Norway for the
| benefit of the free hospital of Wilmington.
| Mrs. Caroline Fl. Miller of Sandy Spring
| delivered an eloquent address of welcome to
| Miss Susan 3. Anthony at the Baltimore
| conference of the officers Of the National
| American Woman Suffrage Association on
| Friday last
| Miss Frances D. Stabler and Miss Beatrx
| Tyson of Sandy Spring are in Wilmington,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bond at Asheville
and DR.. Francis Thomas and Miss Ellen H.
i Thomas have gone TO Florida for a month.
Miss Helen L. Thomas of Ashton, Md, ex-
| poets to leave Paris for Rome in a few
| days with Miss Easter and party. They
| Will visit number of cities, and after an
| absence OF a month return to Paris where
| Mrs. Easter and Mrs. Vedder remain.
| Mrs. II. J. Horn, 1913 Corcoran street and
| Mrs. Thurston Horn Owens will be at
| home for the last time this season TODAY
| from 4 20 Z, assisted by Miss Ballard Miss
| de Lodowich and Mrs. Wood.
IT, l,,x
| of euchre parties was given on Tuesday
evening at 1915 L street. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Love, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. and Miss
Isheridan. Mrs. Fowler, Miss Arlington. Miss