Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08
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daugh of Washington. Mr.. Frank McCor-
mick of Berryville, Mr.. Stuart Hunter of
Winchester, Mr.. Joseph V. Bidgood. jr,
Of Norfolk. Mr.. Richard r. Farr of Fair
fax, Mr.. Charles White of Warrenton,
Messrs J. Harris Franklin, r. 2. Holt
Armistead Dobey, f. S. Hoge, Perry LIP
pitt, Trowbridge and Robert Stead of
Washington; DR. Julian Miller, L. S. n,
and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. David n.
Rust, jr., Mr.. and Mrs: Louis S. Scott,
Misses Ruth Ashton, Clarence Snowden
Mary Snowden. Eva Dent. Mary Dent,
Frances Danenhower, Jessie Armstrong,
Josie Robinson, Marion Gregg, Mary
Phillips, Nora Herbert, Mitte Herbert
Edith Ramsay, Lucy Douglas, Eliza Doug
las, Ellen Fawcett, Bessie Jones, Dr.
LlewelIyn Powell. DIR. Vivian P. Berry
Messrs. Harry Beverley, Howard Smith,
Powell Brookes, Edmund Hunter. Mar,
shall L. King. Robert Standing, Edward
S. Fawcctt, Henry OBannon Cooper
Richard Chichester, Robley d. Brumbach
a &c Stratton. Carroll Ashby. John Mason
Lee. John AgneW, Gwynn Dent Magruder
Dent, Mahlon Hopkins Janney. Wallace
Lindsey James Sidney Douglas. in. Mil
ton French. Page Waller and Marshall
Jones. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Carter OF Alexandria
county, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg. S. French,
Mrs c. William Wattles, Mrs. Charles
NJ. Shepperson, Miss Rose Macdonald,
Miss Salle kemper, Messrs. Albert d.
Broc1ett. William ]. Hall, Eugene Tay-
lor and Carroll Pierce.
The regular monthly meeting of Mount
| Vernon Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, was held Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. j. Stewart
! Jameson on South Columbus street The
| members present were Mrs. William A.
! SmoOt, Mrs. Dabney Herndon. Mrs. John
IL aGbeater, Mrs. Robert c. Powell, Mrs.
| c. William .Wattles. Mrs. Samuel G..
Brent, Mrs. G orge Uhler. Mrs. John Hun
| ton Foster, Mrs. Thomas w. Robinson,
Mrs. Heber Boswell, Mrs. Samuel l.. Mon
roe Miss Elizabeth NJ. Janney, Miss Ruth
Ashton, Miss Carrie Strbling, Miss Nan
ME Burweli Norton and Mrs. Samuel B..
| Davis and Miss Susan r. HetZel of Wash
ington After the business meeting the
| chap pier was entertained by Mrs. jamie
| son. assisted by Mrs. Carroll w. Ashby,
! Miss Mildred Foster and Miss Ashton,
when the guests of the chapter were Mrs.
Alfred Fl. Thomson, Mrs. Alfred Thomson,
| Mr.. Laurence Stabler Mrs. Edward S.
FaWcett, Mrs. George. Ere nch, Mrs. Rich
ard Gibson, Mrs. Edgar Carpenter, Mrs.
| John NJ. Johnson. Mrs. William j. Boothe,
| jr., Mrs. CassiuS +. Lee, Miss Helen n.
! Cummings, Miss .oTence Barclay, Miss
Emily Mehaffey. Miss Giault Norton, Miss
Susie Fawcett, Miss Mary Thomson Miss
George French and Miss Cora Smoot.
Miss Beal Daingerfeld entertained
Tuesday at a luncheon in honor of Miss
Geraldine Mason Taylor, whose marriage
to Mr.. Arthur Herbert Bryant will oc-
cur next Wedne sday. Miss Daingerfeld's
other guests were Miss Mamie Shackel-
ford of Orange. Mrs. Thomas L. Cochran.
Miss Mary Snowden. Miss Bessie Jones
and Miss Mildred Foster.
The first meeting of the Wednesday
Evening Card Club was held this week
at the home of Miss Edith Ramsay on
Cameron street. The members present
We're Miss Lucy Douglas. Miss Mittie Her
bert, Miss Mamie Jones, Miss Bessie
Jones, Judge J: X. NJ. Norton. Meysrs.
James Sidney Douglas. jr., Harry Bev
ery. Edmund Hunter, Richard Chichester
Arthur Herbert and Milton French. The
guests OF the club were Mrs. Julian Mil
Ter and Mr.. Edward Fawcett. The first
prizes were won by Miss Mittie Herb TT
and Mr. James Douglas, and the consola-
ton by Miss Bessie Jones.
Mrs. George S. French was the hostess
at a beautiful tea Wednesday afternoon
and a reception that evening, when saa
introduced her youngest dauglter. Nj g
George McComas French. Mrs. French
wore pale blue cloth with insets of whit
lace. and Miss French a simple gown
of blue silk mousseline. She carried a
large bunch of pink carnations and
roses Assisting were Mrs. William j.
Boothe, jr., in black spangled net. and
Miss French's two sisters, Mrs Clarence
Randolph Howard of Fredericksburg. In
black net over white silk. and Mrs. Rich
ard Gibson in her wedding gown of white
radium silk and carrying Ameri an
beauty roses In the dining room coffe
was poured by Mrs. Writ French of
Princeton, w. Va; sa ad was served by
Mrs. George Uhler and oysters by Mrs
Louis c. Barley The young ladies as
sisting in the dining room were: Miss
Jean Brent. Miss Ellen FaWcett Miss
Clarence Snowden, Miss Mary Snowden
and Miss Virginia Beall Daingerfield.
The annual supper of the Woman's Aux
iiiary to Lee Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, was held at Lee Camp Hall We'd !