Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22


| Ambassador and Lady Durand Ambassador
| and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and Bishop and
Mrs Earl Cranston.
| The President and Mrs. Roosevelt have
| issued invitations for a dinner on Friday.
January IL, which will be followed by q
| musical.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Harlan are
| celebrating this afternoon by large recep-
| ton their fiftieth wedding anniversary, sur
! rounded by their children and grandchil-
| dren, survivors of the friends of their
! youth, the personal friends made by close
| compar.onship in this city during their long
| residence and by representatives Of both
| cf1'cial and resident society. The bride and
| bridegroom of fifty years ago are assisted
ir. the hospitality Of the occasion by the
| wives of their three sons, Mrs. James Har-
Ian, Mrs. John Maynard Harlan. Mrs. Rich
ard Harlan, their daughters, Miss Harlan
| and Miss Ruth Harlan, Mrs. Wallace Rad
| ciffe, Mrs Hornblower, Mrs. Hugh Wal
| lace and Mrs. James r. Garfield.
| Miss India Bell Fleming gave a luncheon
| today in honor of Miss Helene Black, and
| in the company to meet her there were
present Miss Calderon, Miss Marguerite
! Shonts, Miss Theodore Shonts, Miss Irene
Moore, Miss Hastings, Miss kearney, Miss
Jewett, Miss Mccartney and Miss Granger,
| with Miss Florence McCarty, Miss Marga-
ret Nash and Miss Madeline Nash of Chi
| cago. The three last named will be brides
| maids with Miss Fleming at the marriage of
Miss Back and Lieut.. Abbott next Thurs
| day.
| Miss Marion Leutze was hostess of a very
pretty tea yesterday when the guest OF hon
or was Miss Amy Bowles of California.
who is visiting the Secretary of the Navy
| and Mre. Metcalf Mrs. 'Leutze and Miss
Leutze were assisted in receiving by Miss
Mary SpI.l herlaOd and Miss DENNY with
Miss Lru:se Maxwell Miss Converse and
| Miss Wells doing the honors of the tea
rom.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, who has the
Richardson house, 1872 street entertained
at musicale yesterday and had receiving
timore, Mrs. Chatard, Miss Simpson, Mrs.
Robert Hnckiey, Mrs. Ralph Johnson and
Miss johnson. Mr. Myron Whitney and
Miss Elizabeth Ames were the artists Of
! the occasion.
| M. and Mrs. o. H. Tittmann have re-
| moved to 2014 Hillyer place.
mr.. C. c. Glascock of Yale University is
spending the holidays with his aunt, Mrs.
N. NJ. De.aplaine at 1913 street north
| west.
Mr.. H. A. Auer of Cleveland, Ohio is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Auer,
at 3l5 S street, lexington for the holiday
season
Mrs. H. T. B. Harris. wife of Paymaster
home January l from l until o'clock. and
on Saturdays during January and February
| at 1892 Connecticut avenue
Mr. Charles Lyman, Miss Lyman and
Miss Lord have removed from No. 1913
New Jersey avenue northwest to apartment
No. POP, the Ontario.
Miss Kehoe of Stoneeigh Court has re-
turned after having spent several months
visiting friends in Asheville, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. King were hosts
at young peoples dinner of fourteen COW
ers Thursday evening, given to the
friends Of their son. Mr.. Archibald King.
The men were all Harvard graduates. and
the table decorations were in the college
color, crimson. The guests were Miss Pat
ten, Miss Washington Miss Williams Miss
Janin, Miss Kathleen Leupp and Miss
Thompson, Mr.. John w. Davidge, Mr.. Louis
Leverett Hooper, Mr.. Arthur Barnard. Mr..
w. R. VanLaw, Mr.. Augustin Derby and
Mr.. Archibald King.
Mrs Metcalf, wife of Secretary Metcalf.
gave a luncheon today in honor Of Miss
Amy Bowles of California, who is on
from her school in New York to spend the
holidays with her.
Capt. and Mrs Richardson Glover gave
dinner last night In honor of the Japanese
ambassador ana NlSCOunleSS Aohi. Wi ..
Glover will give a juvenile fancy dress ball
for her young daughters Saturday, Febru-
airy 3
Mohler to Mr. James Herbert Beattie,
which will take place Wednesday. Deeem-
Der %, at the residence of her aunt. Mrs.
Ursula Corcoran, will be witnessed only
by the Immediate families of the contract
ing parties. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Dr. George Bailey of the West
ern Presbyterian Church.
Mrs w. D. Rummel, from Mount Union,
Pa with her son and daughter. is visiting
at the home of her father, Mr. George 7.
Bassett, 627 Maryland avenue northeast.
A delightful evening was spent at the
home of Mr.. William McCubbin, 11S D
street northwest, last Wednesday, the occa-
sion being a farewell party in honor Of
Messrs. H. L. Barkiey, S. c. Patchett, F.
E. Convery, Mr.. Sharratt and l.. G. CorSon
who are here attending Bliss Electrical
School, and who were about to leave the
city to spend the Christmas holidays at
their respective homes
Games were played and musical selections
were rendered by Misses Jennie Locke and
Misses Perley and Jessie Leese. The guests
then adjourned to the dining room, where
a bounteous repast was served The dining
room was profusely decorated in the school
colors. Those present were Mrs. Anna NC
Cubbin Misses Ida Lea Montanye, Percy
Leese Ruth B. Montanye, Jennie Locke,
Nellie L. Castle. Evelyn Jopling. Rose P.
HiNidge, Katie Goodall, Catherine Williams,
Janet McCubbin, Estella E. Montanye and
| M. Jennie Hilidge, and Messrs. George l..
| Leese, John M. McCubbin, Charles H. Bait,
William C. McCubbin, Fred L. Morgan. En-
ory P. Enzor, Edward Towse, L. c. Corson.
| George Shaw, H. L. Barley, s. c. Patch
ett F. E Convery, Mr.. Sharratt, Lee v.
Moore and Bert E. Corwin.
The newly appointed ambassador from
| Mexico Senior Enrique c. Creel. with his
wife and daughter are expected here Janu-
airy To- Senior Creel has married daugh-
| ter who lives in Mexico and two sons who
are abroad at school. He is reputed a mil
| lionaire several times over, and Nine. Creel
| is daughter Of one Of the richest men in
| Mexico.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
| following:
Linwood R. German, %, Marshall. Va /;
Clara v. BeaIle. %, Sterling, Va; Rev. H.
| Schroeder
| George c. Cox. So; Nellie E. Palmer, 81;
| Rev. P. w. Jeffries.
| Thomas A. Gray. %. LAUREL Md; Edna
Beall, %; Rev. F. M. Bristol.