Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

look on as the first real feminine royalty.
New York enjoys a spectacle such as her
is dull minute left the queen while she
is there it Will not be the fault of the mu-
nicipality or its citizens. AS we will have
OfticidldOm well represented at the capital
at that time there Will be no reason for
automobilng royalty in the person of the
beautiful ex-queen to omit this city in her
tour
Mrs. T. de Witt Talmage and her daugh-
ter, Miss Collier, are sailing in a few days
on trip to the Mediterranean. They Will
do Egypt and the Holy Land, spend the
summer in Switzerland and the early fall
in Paris before returning home.
Mrs. Frank Hfldt Walker will be a home
tomorrow. She will have with her her sis
ter, Miss Martin, and Miss Harriet Belle
Walker.
Mrs. Edward Henry Droop. 1874 Fair
mount street. will not be at home tomor-
row.
Mrs, Chester I. Long will not receive dur
ing Lent
Mrs II. D. Money has been called home
on account Of illness In her family and Will
be absent for some time. On account of i'll
health throughout the winter she has not
been able to make calls.
Mr. and Mrs JOS Strasburger of l446
Rhode Island avenue northwest are in Ha-
vana ard VIII visit Miami. Palm Beach, St.
Augustine, Atlanta and Augusta Ga. be-
fore returning. They viii be gone until the
LIST Of April.
Mrs John q WiIkle. 1910 18th street. has
returned from Chicago and Will be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs. sulIy Burbank Maize, 1862 Irving
street, will be at home Tuesday, Febru-
airy q.
The Benning Club gave its second an
nual hop on the I'D. The hau was very
handsomely decorated with red. white and
blue Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Leaman, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Kibbey, Mr. and Mrs. c. Lawrence, MIR.
and Mrs. John Torney, Mr.. and Mrs Otto
Torney, Mrs Hunt, MIS- Fletcher, Mrs Ca
darr, Mrs Mechatro, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Moloney, Mrs. Mamie Lusby Mrs Lizzie
Williams. Mrs. Green; Misses K. Fletcher,
NJ Hunt, f Cadarr, B. Rosenag, n. Meads
the Misses Oliver, L. Green, \. Caywood
l.. Hurdle, 2. Wood and Messrs. James
Hunt, T, Reylee, G. Hunt, c. Cadarr, w.
Getzendannar, g Maddox, J. Connor, J.
Hagan, E. Faunce, G. Farr W Devise, H
Brown, L. Hayes, NJ. Norfolk NJ Hurdle
r. Hayes, c. Herald, NJ Farr, c. Boyden
and l.. Baker.
Mr.. Raymond Chatfeld of 81 Rhode Is
land avenue northwest entertained members
of his class of Technical High School on
decorated with his class colors-red and
gray-while the floral decorations We're red
lilies and foliage plants. Games were in
dulged in, interspersed with music \ fine
collation. was served in the dining room.
The guests were Misses Clark Doran Con
I zenbach, Jones, Keely, Miller. all of Tech
meal, and Miss O'Daniel of Eastern and
Miss Puntenney of Central The gentlemen
were Messrs. Burson, Babendreier, Court
Davis, Fishback, Schmidt and Darlington.
Mrs. Thomas Brown and daughter, Miss
Mary A. Brown, 4S3 street southwest
have gone to spend the rest Of the winter
I at st. Augustine, Fla. with Judge and
Mrs. Mickler.
Mrs. Herman R. Howenstein will be at
home tomorrow from to 6 O'Clock.
Mrs Mark Blum, 1910 South Carolina
avenue has returned after very pleasant
visit to relatives in Newark, N j., Brook
| Ign and New York.
Thursday night last the Renroc Club gave
q dance st the Arlington. One hundred
couples were present.
The Misses Harmed celebrated Washing
toms birthday by entertaining members of
the Young Peoples Union of Zion and sew
eral other guests in the musical romance
Mr. s. B. Stern won the first prize and Mr.
P Kronheim the BOBBY prize. Supper was
served in the dining room, which was arts
tieally decorated In the national coIors.
Favors of the evening cherries and
hatchets on which were written maxims
of Washington Mrs. A. w. Yerkes was
chaperon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w Smith and Miss
Smith have left town for months cruise
to the West Indies.
Mai Frederick Pratt Reynolds who made
many friends during the time that he was
stationed at the Washington Barracks, su-
pervising part of the medical training de-
partrnent OF the army. was married on
Wednesday, February 81, in Los Angeles,
Cal, 10 Miss Hortense Cecilia ChildS.
The Martha Washington Chapter D. A.
r. gave a most successful and enjoyable
tea on the twenty second for the benefit
of Continental Memorial Hall at the home
of Mrs. Edwin A. Sims, 1927 Dist street
The present general Mrs. Donald Mclean
received with Mrs. Sims and officers of the
chapter Mrs. Gerald. regent: Miss Selden,
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Mllsaps and Mrs. Ed
| mondston. The young ladies assisting We're
Misses Short, Nesbit, Gerald, Edison. Collins
anc Fitzgerald. Vocal and Instrumental music
was rendered during the afternoon. Among
those present were Mrs. Metcalf Mussey,
Hodgkins, Matthews, corteiyou, Miss and
Mrs Lockwood, Mrs. Amos G.. Draper, Miss
De Sha Miss Virginia Miller, Miss McLay
MRS. Covington, Miss White, Miss Hig
gins, Miss Peck Miss Woodbury., Mrs
Hague, Miss Emery, Mrs Powers. Miss A.