Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-24
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tive-elect from the tenth district of Ken
lucky. has inherited from her mother the
same charm of manner. Mrs Langley is a
! fine e!ocutionist and is often heard in re-
| citals in social circles.
Senator and Mrs Dryden entertained at
Gunner last night the Italian ambassador
Senator Perkins. Senator and Mrs Deuew
| Senator Dillingham;. Representative and
| Mrs. Lamar. Mrs. Hobart. Brig Cen and
Mrs. Sharpe. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinchot. Mrs
| Marshall Field. Mrs Patterson. Mrs. Slater,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mr. and Mrs
| Hugh Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Rogers
| and Col. and Mrs. Kuser.
| last night in honor of the Speaker and
| Miss Cannon.
| The Russian ambassador and Baroness
| Rosen gave large dinner last night.
"A pleasant evening was spent Wednesday
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Roberts,
| where a surprise party was given to their
| daughter Edna. Instrumental music was
! rendered by Miss Lulu kesler Miss Doris
| Talbert and Mrs. Anderson vocal ana in
| strumentai music by Miss HiIda Andrews.
| After games enjoyed the guests
| passed TO the dining room, where refresh
ments We're served.
Miss Roberts was the recipient of Lovely
gifts. These present We're the Misses Lulu
| keser. Nellie Roberts, Hilda Andrews
! Doris Talbert, Francis Roberts, Blanche
| Keefer. Edna Roberts, Es,elle Al ison
Lille Frazier. Bessie Roberts, Nellie
! Frazier May Roberts. Mrs. Frazier and
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Roberts. Lieut.. Goethe
Messrs Ernest Edmonds, lie Roy Miller
Clifford NJ. Rodeffer, Peter Murray Milton
Wooden Milton Brandt and Claude An
derson.
Miss Mary Moody of Haverhill Mass,
who has been the guest of her brother,
Justice Moody, the past week entertained
at a dinner party at her brothers apart
ment in the Connecticut last Monday Miss
Moody left Friday for a months visit to
Charleston, s. c., ana will return later in
the season.
The United States treasurer Mr. Charles
Treat. and Mrs. Treat were the guests of
honor at dinner given by Mr.. Thomas
of Philadelphia last " ednesday.
pleasant evening was spent last Thurs
day at the residence of Mrs. Beall A fine
musical program was rendered bys the fol-
lowing young ladies and gentlemen: A
piano solo by Mr.. Donald Rich: violin solo,
Miss Gladys Beall: piano solo. Miss Frances
Griffith: violin solo, Miss Cornelia Parker;
violin solo. Mr.. Albert Fink; vocal solo,
Master Jack Newton; violil solo, WILDER
Stutz; piano sclo, Miss Doris Beall; piano
solo. Master Carl Fink. Refreshments were
served.
Miss Sans Souci of New York is the
guest of her friend. Miss Murphy at 1919
Madame Godoy, WIFE of the counselor of
the Mexican embassy, was at home to her
friends last Saturday. at 1900 18th street.
for the first time since her return from
Cuba. The parlors were decorated with
palms and cut flowers for the occasion.
Many callers were received during the
afternoon by this popular hostess. She was
assisted in receiving by her charming and
accomplished daughter Mercedes, VINO was
one of last years debutantes and who is
pleased tc return to this city, where she
! has many young friends.
The newly appointed American minister
| to Ecuador. Mr.. w. C. Fox. and his in
| teresting family will leave Washington for
Ecuador March g. Their daughter Eueebia.
| who is very interesting and popular
young girl. will be greatly missed by her
friends here
| Mrs. Rogers. wife of Mai. H. L. Rogers
| of 1S2l kalorama avenue. left last week to
l spend a few days In Fortress Monroe. She