Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

The workers and leaders of departments
will receive the guests at the reception to
be given by the ladies of the Church of the
Covenant to the congregation this evening
at the new building. 2Sth and Pennsylvania
avenue. They are: Rev. Charles Alvin
Smith, the pastor, and Mrs. Smith; Com
missioner H. B. F. Mcfarland, superin-
tendent OF the Sunday school, and Mrs.
Macfarland; Miss Roberta Robertson, SUI
perintendent OF the intermediate depart
ment the Misses Childs. superintendent of
the infant class; Miss Ella Morie, superin-
tendent of the sewing school, Miss Georgia
Robertson, superintendent of the cooking
school. Assisting will be the chairInen of
benevolent committees of the Mems So
ciety of the Church of the Covenant and
workers in the mission. as follows: Mr..
William Kee. Mr.. Frederick r. Lenning,
Mr. Gilbert GroSvenor, Mr. Henry IeDuc
Mr. r. B. Taylor. The reception is In
charge of Mrs. w B. Bryan and the social
committee Of the Society Of the Covenant
Mrs. j. Eokin Gadsby entertained at
luncheon today IN honor of Mrs. Henry Y
Satterlee and Mrs. Donald Mclean. 9th
ers present were Mrs. Matthew Scott, Mrs
A. w. Greeley, Mrs. Walter Mclean Mrs
Francis sleeth, Mrs. X. K. Henry. Mrs.
Walter II. Asher. Mrs. w. s. Schley, Mrs
De B. Keim and Mrs. James D. Iglehart of
Baltimore. The colors and design of the
d. A. r. insignia were carried out in every
particular. The centerpiece was of blue
and gold, forming the spinning wheel, and
the name cards We're paintec to match.
Mrs. Etheldreda Lancaster Eliot second
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Eliot
will make her debut in January The debu-
tante who is remembered by many as
yivaciOus schoolgirl at the contingent tea
of her sister. Miss Maye Lleyellyn Eliot.
was graduated IN June with the highest
honors by the Sisters Of the Visitation.
Mrs. Jules Guthridge was hostess at
luncheon Wednesday, when her guests were
Mrs. Fairbanks. wife Of the Vice President:
Mrs. Corteyou. Madame Leger Madame
fer Moore Mrs. A g. Worthington, Mrs
John Joy Edison and Mrs. Charles G. Dulin.
Mrs. Edwin w. Sims, wife Of the solicitor
of the Department of Commerce and Labor,
gave an informal luncheon this afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. Walter Sims of Bay City,
Mich.
The annual banquet and smoker of the
clerks and carriers of station G. post office.
was held last night Short talks were
given. Solos were rendered by Mr.. Byron
Bond Mr.. John Simmons and Mr. Jordon,
accompanied by Mr.. Coleman of Station B:
also several selections by the Station G
quartet, which is composed of Messrs
Byron Bond, Joseph Saunders Milton
Ernest and Thomas Crawford Toward the
close handsome souvenir was presented
TO Mr.. Oscar Hugueley, the chairman. for
his untiring zeal in bringing the affair to a
SUCCESSFUL COHciuslOn, Inc committee on
arrangements was composed of Mr. Hugue-
ley Mr. Woodfeld, Mr. Simmons. Mr.. Mon
roe and Mr.. Douglass
Chapter B, p. g. o., gave delightful re-
ception last evening to Chapter A and Wis
iting members, including husbands, at the
residence of the president, Mrs w E. An
drews. 1923 Fairmont street. The hostess
was assisted In receiving by Mrs. Hodg-
kins. Miss Crew and Miss Roseman. The
house was beautifully decorated especially
the dining room, where the clubs color,
yellow, predominated, garlands OF sn1ilax
ceiling to the corners of the daintily deco
rated table, with yellow butterflies resting
here and there. A fine program of music
and recitaions was rendered by Miss
Young, Miss May Buckler, Mrs. Drexel and
Prof. William Schantleburg, Jr. Delicious
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