Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-11

Mrs. Donald Mclean was the Guest Of
honor last Friday at a tea given by Our
Flag Chapter, D. A. r. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with flowers and our
national colors. The doors were draped
with large flags, and an immense bouquet
of red and white roses in a blue vase dec
GRATED the center of the table. Red. white
and blue ribbons were festooned around
and about it. The regent of the chapter,
Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson. carrying a bunch of
scented the guests to Mrs. Mclean, who, ele-
gantly gowned in blue chiffon velvet and
wearing a tulle hat trimmed with long
plumes to match. held an armful of white
Van Zandt Cox. the vice regent of the
chapter. Mrs. Belle Rodes Mcdowell and
Mrs. Cox presided in the dining room, and
Mrs. H B. Polknhorn served fruit punch
Others assisting in the Inequalities were
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. District of Co
lumbia state regent; Mrs Howard L. Hodg-
kins. Miss Mary A. Emery, Miss May p.
Duncanson, Miss Polkinhorn, Miss Kate E.
Miss Helen Hodges, Miss Ramsey, Miss
Fanny L. Ramsey, Mrs. Margaret G..
Drewry. Mrs. Sallie J. Broadus, Miss Lulu
NJ Harris, Miss Hazel B. Witten, Mrs.
Charlotte Emerson Main. Mrs. Truman H.
Newberry. Mrs. Theodore c. Bates, vice
presidents general; Mrs. Teunis s. Hamlin,
chaplain general, and the following chapter
regents were present: Mrs. John Paul
Earnest. Mrs. Albert ]. Gore, Mrs L. B.
Swormstedt, Mrs. H. B. Sperry, Mrs. Mary
C. Beach. Mrs. B. B. Bassette, Mrs. Fannie
l. Matthews, Mrs. H. P. Gerald. Mrs Amos
G. Draper and Mrs. Thomas H. Johnston
Lean were: Senator and Mrs. Hepburn, DR..
Hamlin. DIR. and Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Win
bigler Mrs. Charles H. Everest, Mrs. Chas
w. Needham, Judge and Mrs. Barnard
Gen. John c. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Batchel-
Ter of Boston, Mr.. John Barrett, Admiral
and Mrs. Prindle, Commander and Mrs.
Walter Mclean. Mrs. Green Clay Goodloe,
Capt Stockton Heth. Misses Heth, Prof
George L. Raymond, Miss Raymond, M. A.
r. Spofford Miss Nicolay, Mr.. John Paul
Earnest. Mrs. B. H. Warner. Mrs. w. F.
Sicard. Mrs. A. r. Boyd, Miss Richie. Miss
Mclean. Mrs. John Joy Edison. Mrs. John
Russell Young. Mrs. Thomas H. Alexander,
Mrs. A. A. Bfrney. Mrs. Horatio N. Taplin
Mrs. Frank Cunningham, Mrs. Charles B.
Bailey. Mrs. Yung Kwai and Mrs G. G.
Martin.
Mrs. Mary E. Lyddane Of 925 18th street
northwest assisted by Mrs. M B. Lyston
and Mrs. 8. E. Jackson, received Saturday,
birtSday Of her son. Mortimer g Iyddane
Of Philadelphia, who was home for the
Thanksgiving holiday. The guests were de-
lightfully entertained by various games in
Mary wild and the Misses Aimee and Laura
Vessels and Stanley Lyddane. Miss Stella
r. McFadden added to the enjoyment of the
evening by giving several instrumental So
los and Rotations. At late hour supper
was served in the dining room, which was
decorated with narcissus and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The punch bowl was presided over
by Mrs. 8. E. Jackson. Mr.. Lyddane was
the recipient Of many presents among 9TH
ers a handsome gold watch and chain pre-
sented to him by his mother. Among those
present were Misses Theresa and Agnes
Lawler. Eta Jackson Grace Bateman, Stell
R. McFadden. Clara and Lucy Tulloss, Az
NEE and Laura Vessels. Mary e. Wild and
Gertrude Lyddane; Mesdames M. Thomp-
son. s. E. jackson. NJ. b. Lyston and NJ. e.
Lyddane, and Messrs Mothershead, Robert
Pulliam. Leroy Kirsh, Sidney Maltby. To-
bin. James w. Flake and Thomas o., STAN
ley O., and Mortimer C. Lyddane. MI. Lyd-