Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-14

Clark, Peters, Lewis, Butte. Kiuaily. Mrs.
Baum the Misses Koechling. Palace, De-
vine. Wynkoop. Coale. AAen and Block;
r Seaxle, F. Butts, IL. Lincoln, J. Daley,
d. DUNCAN, w. L. WILCOX, J. F. Kelley, FL.
HeueH c.. Dubbett. w. J. Lewis. NJ. f.
Ford g. A. Weschler. G. R. Young, w.
Otum, T. A. Sagiared, Evan, DR.. Pollock,
DR.. Lowe, DR.. Atkinson, W. E. Day and j.
w. Tavenor.
Mrs. Haskns will not receive at the Graf
ton tomorrow, the 18th. but will be at home
Tuesday, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metzgar Of Washington
Heights gave a dinner yesterday in honor
OF Miss Edna Hardy and Miss Beu.ah
Hardy. Among the other guests were Miss
Ellen X. Smyser OF York, Pa, and Mr..
Jacob G. Smyser. Narcissus and pink roses
were the floral decorations Miss Smyser.
who has been here since the opening Of the
season. and has been the recipient Of a
number OF social attentions. will leave for
be accompanied by Mrs. Metzgar and the
latter's little daughter.
Justice and Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson
VIII give dinners on Wednesday and Sat-
urday evenings this week.
Mrs. John CaInmack of Brightwood ave-
nue. will not be at home tomorrow but wils
receive the Tuesdays following.
Mrs. Rouzer and Miss Rouzer will be at
home tomorrow and the remaining Tues
days in January.
Mrs William John Jeh of 1901 Eth street
will have as house guests this week Mrs.
Roberts and Miss Griffith of Baltimore, and
will entertain at cards Tuesday evening,
January 10; Thursday afternoon, January
II, and Saturday afternoon, January 10,
the last being given for young people ex-
ola, fH-o n1c t,,t,
party some time during the following week.
Mrs. William Carlisle and Miss Jane
Carlisle who have been the guests of
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Mona and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grady Kennedy of Covington. KY,
have returned home. During their visit a
number of handsome entertainments were
given for them.
The marriage of Mrs. Marjorie Harmon
Heckle, youngest daughter of ex-Attorney
General and Mrs. Judson Harmon, and
Mr.. A. ]. Cassatt was very quietly cele-
brate at the Harmon residence, Cincin-
natl, last Thursday afternoon, with q
family party present The bride wore
champagne-tinted chiffon cloth exquisitely
hand embroidered, a hat of gold gauze
decorated with a cluster of brown plumes
and very handsome diamond necklace
and pendant. the groom's wedding gift.
The brides sister, Mrs. G. NJ Cassatt,
came over from London for the ceremony
and another sister. Mrs. Wright of Phila-
delphfa. was also present. The honeymoon
is being spent in the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Davis have issued
cards for reception Thursday evening,
January II, in honor Of the twenty-fifth
anniversary OF their wedding.
At Manila. Thursday last, Miss Genevieve
Gallagher, daughter of Maj. Hugh J. Gal
lagher of the subsistence department. was
married to Lieut.. Adolphus E. Watson, U.
Of 4
Watson Both bride and groom have many
acquaintance here.
Mrs. Eustace b. Rogers, wife of the pay
master general of the navy, will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs. Henry of Connecticut will not re-
ceive tomorrow, but will be at home the
following Tuesday, January %.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hotel
Maryland, Pasadena, Cal, are Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander MacMahon and Mr.. John Bar
rett OF Washington.
delightful surprise party was given at
the home of Miss Lydia c. Cherry, Brighton,
Portsmouth, Va, in honor of her guests
Miss Mae L. T. Rea of Washington. D. c.,
and Miss Nell B. Hurdle of Grassfield, Va
Refreshments were served in the dining
room at $50. The table was handsomely
decorated with cut flowers. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Cherry,
Miss Maude Bunch of Port Norfolk, and
Messrs. l. c. Bunch, ]. r. Lassiter, R. S.
Cuthriel, w. c. Cherry, T. B. Dozier, l.. c.
Cherry, H. L. Cuthriel, w. ]. Aiken and
p. c. Hurdle
Mrs. P. G. Tilton Of 1924 P street is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Robert V. Ferguson of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Blout will be at
home Wednesday evening, January 10,
from until IL o'clock.
Representative and Mrs. Ra.ney are en-
Pertaining Miss Gertrude Wells Doyle of
Winchester, ILL.,, who is an accomplished
vocalist.
The Southern Relief Society, under Miss
Mamie Randolph Heth as president, will
hold its usual charity ball at the New Will
lard February 5. All the arrangements
have been completed, and brilliant social
and financial success is expected. Mrs.
Resale H. Bocock, who for three years
has served as chairman of this social func-
ton, is again in charge of the arrange
ments. Distinguished out-of-town guests
are expected to be present. A committee
of gentlemen from the Senate, House and
Veterans Association will be present to
assist in entertaining the guests
Mrs. Paul Dahlgren and Miss Romola
Dahlgren, who have been the guests of
Gen. and Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe for the
holidays, have taken apartment at
Stoneleigh Court for the season.