Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DINNER DANCE AND A BIG RECEP-
TON ON THIS WEEK.
Mr. and Mrs. Walsh VIII Give a Grid
iron Day at the Beach
Timely Personals.

The social enjoyments of the week start
out well by the dinner dance tonight at the
Westinghouse mansion. Eighty guests will
dine and q number of others will come in
later to join in the dancing.
Tomorrow night Representative Levy of
New York will give reception in honor of
the New York congressional delegation.
Representative Levy has recently taken
possession of the Lowery house, corner of
Vermont avenue and street, and his sis
ter, Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff, presides there
for him.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh have is
sued invitations for day at Chesapeake
Beach with the members of the Gridiron
Club, Saturday. May ). A special train will
leave 1416 New York avenue at 10 o'clock
that morning.
Mrs. Dckey. wife of Col. w. B. Dickey.
United States consul to Peru. South Amer
lea, is at Hotel La Fetra. for a stay of
couple of weeks and where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Bermann, with her two little boys.
has gone to Old Point Comfort for two
weeks
Prof. and Mrs. Newcomb, after returning
from Baltimore. left for Boston. and will
probably go to Nova Scotia by sea
Mrs. George w. Griffith of 100 II street
northeast has issued invitations for a
luncheon and matinee euchre Wednesday,
April p
Mr.. Frank R. Robinson Of Boston. Mrs.
Robinson and Miss c. NJ. Clark of Cam
bridge. Mass. left Washington for short
trip south this morning with Mrs. Helen
NJ. Wood of 921 | street, whose guests they
have been during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Walker gave
birthday party in honor of their Oldest
daughter. Hazel. last Wednesday evening
at their residence, 30S +, street northeast.
The children We're entertained with paror
games and several handsome prizes Were
distributed to the most proficient. In the
dining room, which was beautifully dec
Grated refreshments We're served. Among
those present were Ella GootSy. Mabel
Jones, Grace Hall. Bessie Hall, Lois Irwin.
Laura Dennison. Maize Arbella Emma
Reed. + iorine Walker, Jessie Besseliever,
Emma Walker Mildred Tegler. Nellie Bes-
seliever Bessie Tegler, Edith Arbeila Irene
Duglas, Josephine Mccoy, May Dashiels.
Mary Mocabee. Kathrine Burke Hazel
Walker. Merle Walker, Erma Walker. Ar
thur Letfingwell. Frank Painter Milton
Fridley. Frank Fridley. Emory Hall, Earl
George Vail Jerome Burke. Clarke Jones,
Howell Martin, Stanley Searle. Payton
Hough, Jack Mccoy and Caryl Walker.
Mrs. B. Lowndes Jackson and Mrs Flem-
Ing Lavender of Massachusetts avenue are
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
cards nave been received here announc-
ing the marriage of Lula Guerra Duval
Murray of Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. and
Thomas Cleland Dawson of Council Bluffs
Iowa, secretary of the American legation
to Brazil, at St. Andrews Church, West
minister. London. on April j.
Thursday evening last quite a surprise
was given Mrs. Martha Barnes at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. Mary Busscy.
122 I'd street southeast. by three generations
of her descendants. The occasion was the
eightieth anniversary of her birthday. Mrs.
Barnes greeted her guests merriiy. and
after a few hours of songs. recitations. etc.
a collation. was served. Among those pres
eut were her children-WilliaIu Barnes and
wife. Mrs. Thomas Barnes. Mrs. Bowie.
George Barnes and wife and AL Barnes
and several of her grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Richard Henry Savage of New York
is spending a few days with Mrs. Cushman
K Davis