Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Continued from Fifth Page.)

Mrs. Sternberg gave a reception last even
ing at their residence, 14io NJ street, to the
members of the faculty and the student
officers of the Army Medical School The
list Of invited guests included all medical
ofhcers of the army residing in Washington
ana at the military posts in this vicinity,
with their families. Among those present
We're Col and Mrs. VIM. H. Forwood Col.
and Mrs. Calvin Dewitt, Col. Charles
Smart Miss Smart. Col. and Mrs. John Van
jor and Mrs. Louis A. La Garde, Major and
Mrs. E. c. Carter, Major and Mrs VIM b.
Davis, Major and Mrs VIM. C. Borden,
Capt. F. P. Reynolds Capt. E. l.. Munson,
Brigadier General and Mrs. Geo. B. Davis,
Miss Davis. General and Mrs. John Moore,
Col. and Mrs. E. A. Koerper Miss Pattison,
Miss Weston, the Misses Ryan, Miss Armes,
Miss Patton, Miss Sheppard and the TWEEN
ty-three student officers of the graduating
class.
Mrs. Macdonald of s13 9th street has re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harold C. Pole has arrived in Lon
don, having gone for a three months trip
combining business with pleasure.
visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles Waldren
Hayes Of 30 A street southeast.
The Molabon Assembly gave its second
Jail L Iluds CIV SHllIS LdISUOU han.
Mrs. ]. H. Hendrix of the Cameron flats
northwest, assisted by her sister, Mrs. A
]. Goss, entertained Thursday evening
evening a number of their old classmates
of Saginaw, Mich, the guests being the
Misses Newell McPhillips, Mcdonald, Saw
age and F. Roy Kepler, all of whom are
now teachers of the Saginaw public schools
and who have been spending their Easter
vacation here. Among those present were
Mrs. H. Miller and Miss Olive Barber of
this city and Miss Esther Heathcote of
Shrewsbury, Pa.
Mr.. Needham entertained at dinner last
evening Mr.. Justice Harlan, Mr. Justice
Brewer. Senator Burrows, Mr.. Justice
Bradley, Assistant Secretary Hill, Mr. John
w. Foster, Mr.. VIM. A. Maury, Mr. Willis
Van Devanter, Mr.. Hannis Taylor DR.. A
F. A. King and Mr.. Henry B. Needham.
Miss Rachel Casassa entertained Monday
last at her home. LOG G street. assisted by
her sister, Miss Victoria. After music and
refreshments dancing followed. Among
those present were Miss A. Collins, Miss K.
Kammerer. Miss G. Casassa Miss A.
Miss X. Graci. Mrs. Barns, Mrs. Ketchum.
Mrs. Cato. Mr.. and Mrs. Desio. Dr. Louis
J. Battle: Mr.: White. Mr.. F. Helmuth, DR..
Little. Mr.. F. Graci, Mr.. Larence. Mr..
Berkly, Mr.. J. Cato Mr.. P. Floria, Mr.. c.
E. Casassa, Mr. j. Floria, Mr.. John Casassa
and Mr. T. Floria.
Miss Postlethwaite and Miss Alice Ward
were present last night at the Waldorf in
New York, at the dance of the First Friday
Cotillion.
Miss Gwynn gave luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Slater has been entertaining her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert, who have come for a visit to the
latter's relatives at Newport. Mr.. Herbert
who was formerly attached to the British
embassy, is now in Copenhagen.
The Rev. DIR. Lindsay Parker of St Pc
ter's P. E. Church of Brooklyn, N Y, is
visiting Mrs. Isaac Henderson, 1912 Rhode
Island avenue.
pleasant surprise party was given to
Mr.. Clarence Moore of 1226 II street north
east Tuesday evening. April l. The par
lors were beautifully decorated with
palms and flowers, and music and
games were enjoyed until a late hour
Among those present were Misses Louise
Wilson, Ruth Fallon, Maggie Moore Edith
Pratt. Marion Hammer. Ruth Anderson
Mabel Moore, Marie johnson. Mary Dillian
liam. Fred Oliver, Willie Green. Fred
Glorris, Benson Moore. Arthur Tucker.
Frank Simpson, Harry Wilson. Ira Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Bundick and Mr. and Mrs
Moore.
Mrs. Spooner gave a luncheon yester-
day. when the pretty appointments of the
table matched the centerpiece OF jonquils.
Her guests were Mrs. McKenna. Mrs. Hale,
Mrs. Culom. Mrs. Fairbanks. Mrs. Quarles,
Mrs. John b. Henderson, Mrs. John Dali
zell, Mrs Thomas F. Walsh and Mrs War
ing.