Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-30

taste Of these hostesses in the same town,
description of another feast given Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan is not out OF place. A
very large round table was used and its
decorations were as novel and original as
they were effective and beautiful. From
the chandelier over the center hung a great
bunch Of green pomegranates nestled
among their sparkling green leaves and tied
with loops of broad emerald green ribbon.
Beneath it bright, ripe pomeganates were
piled high on the heavy lace centerpiece
and around them roses which matched
their rich, red color were mingled with
pale pink roses In cut-glass vases.
Mrs Wilton Harvey of Langdon Heights,
who has been critically i'll, is improving
encouragingly.
Miss Eta Page. who was a member of
the prize Rebecca degree team at Toronto
Canada, has returned to her Langdon
home.
Mrs. L. H. Patterson after an extended
visit in the Catskill mountains Asbury
Park and New York city, has returned to
her suburban home. Fair View" Langdon
Heights.
Mrs. Avery of Oath street. Langdon has
returned from visit to Niagara Falls and
several Canadian resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fleischman Of Cincin-
natl, who are warm friends of Representa-
for the wedding. are on the ocean return
ing from a honeymoon hunting trip in the
arctic regions. Their unusual Journey was
made on the Laura, a sister ship to the
Fridthjof. in which the Wellman expedition
was made. They had four other friends
along and crew Of nineteen men. When
the ice made it impossible to land on the
northeast coast Of Greenland the men of
the party spent fortnight hunting bear
and seal over the ice. Mrs Fle.schman
killed two polar bears, while her husband
was absent and the ship was stationary in
the Ice. At Spitzbergen the party made
pictures of the Wellman camp Despite
the hardships. Mrs. Fleischman was as de-
lighted as the rest with her experiences
The trip cost something like $4,000.
Mrs William T. Buell. of IA 9th street
southeast was the hostess at a dinner FRI
day evening In honor Of her great aunt
Mrs William Plowman Of Cockeysville, Bal
timore county. Md. Those present were
Mrs. Emma Wilver. Mrs. Hattie E. Lovel,
Miss Ida Seiders OF Alexandria. Va: Mrs
Sadie E. Hissey, Miss Beatrice Wilver, Mr.
John Simmons. Mr.. William T. Buell. and
Baby Willie Buell.. The guests were pleas
antly entertained with musical selections
by Mrs. Buell..
Mr. and Mrs. Blumenthal of 1894 M street
northwest have returned from their trip
abroad. after having visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Carl Kaufman at st. Gall. Switz-
erland. They also visited points in Germany
and France.
Mr. and Mrs. George Weed Wallace left
yesterday for Atlantic City, where they
will remain for several weeks On their
return they will be at the Portner where
they have taken apartments for the winter
A party was given in honor of the twelfth
of Miss Lille May Robertson Mon
day evening, September "a, by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Robertson of % 9Th
street northeast. After games were played
the guests were invited to the dining room
to partake of Ice cream, cake and fruits
The tables were beautifully decorated with
flowers and tastily arranged drapings of
fancy pink paper Those present were tie
Misses Ethel and Mildred Leppincott. Bes-
sic Smith. Helen Robertson, Marie Murdoch
Estelle Russell. Ellian Hewitt, Agnes
Shield MERCER Baxter. Pearl Allen of
Luray, Va; Masters Robert Robertson,
Kenneth Birkett of New York.
Mrs. Augustus N. Eddy and Miss Cath
crime Eddy Of 16O1 Michigan avenue Chi
cago, will spend the winter here, where
they have taken house. .-.. o..
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene are ex-
pected in Chicago late in the fall on a visit
to Mrs. Potter Palmer, aunt of the latter,
at whose Newport house their marriage
occurred a few years ago. The princess has
to take part in social fete 70:
4 charity hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald De Koven have