Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12

Madame eotea. A iarge number ofacallers
were received during the afternoon y
Madame ;Guxman. has gone to New York
to spend some time, visiting reiataves and
friends. 49, srfs-@
Mrs. Aolla Faison williams who has
been visiting her son, Capt. A 8. J. Will
liams, in Richmond. for the past Two
months. has returned TO the CITY ana W,u
ters-Mrs. Ellsworth Of Girard street ana
Mrs. johnson Of 731 Gresham place, and
Mrs. Wells. on street northwest.
Gen. George Pond and Mrs. Pond, who
have been spending the past winter in Call
fornia, have returned to the city for q
short visit and are guests at the Cairo.
A number of receptions will be given in
honor Of the ladies Of the Hotel Mems Mu-
tual Benefit Association. which meets In
this city this week The first reception , o. q
chairman Of the committee. will be held at
the Shoreham. Monday evening from to
TO- Tuesday at o'clock buffet luncheon
will be given at the ArpgtG ,dsnt On n, tues es
ceive the ladies and gentlemen Of the assoc
citation. Thursday there will be banquet
In honor OF the ladies at the New Willard
Mrs. Louis Shoemaker was at home to
her friends Thursday at her beautiful resi-
dence. Brightwood avenue, Takoma Park.
She will be at home Thursdays during the
called during the afternoon. The house
was decorated with cut flowers and palms
The handsome new residence of former
Representative and Mrs. John T. Heard,
200 West Broadway, Sedalia, Mo-, was the
scene last Tuesday night Of large and
beautifully appointed reception, given In
honor Ct their sister Mrs Jesss r. NC; Nc
and electric lighting throughout the house
were on the most elaborate scale. During
the evening an orchestra furnished music,
and in every detail the reception. carefully
planned, was notable social event
. Mrs. Phebe r. sharpless announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss Louise
Macdonald Sharpless, and Mr.. BynuIn Err
nest Hinton. The wedding will. take place
June at the brides home, 1927 Girard
street.
Mr.. andsM Mrs George Westinghouse, who
are now In New York, spent the past three
weeks at Solitude their Pittsburg place,
where they entertained royalty as usual,
and otherwise made their annual stay
memorable one.
Mr. and Mrs Elias Ram will leave town
during the week for Norfolk and the James
town exposition.
!. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Eiseman and Mr.
Lester Eiseman will be at home on Sunday,
May 4IoF-at 1890 18th street, after o'clock.
Z Miss Trina Stern Of Columbia road Is ex-
pected home tomorrow from visit in
Baltimore. where she was the guest OF her
cousin, Miss. Minnie Gusdorf
: Miss Doris Dtttlebach Of Baltimore Is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. J. 8. Kann Of the
Plerrepont, I'd and F streets, and Will be
at home this evening.
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith oficiafed at the
marriage last evening of Miss Catherine
Clements and Mr.. Warren M. Mitchell at
the home Of the brides parents Only the
friends were present at the ceremony, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell left for a
honeymoon Jaunt.
Miss Carrie Robinson was hostess Thurs
day evening at most enjoyable dane
ing party, when She entertained a number
of her friends in honor OF her cousins, the
Misses Alma and Ora Hrschf1eld OF Gaines
vile, Tex, who are her guests. Dancing
was enjoyed until q late hour and during
the evening a buffet supper was served.
THE guests included Miss Rhoda Mauntner.
Mr. Milton King. Miss Natalie Mayer, Mr.
Maury simon, Miss Leona Stern, Mr.. Her
bert Jacoby. Miss Flora Cans. MT. Herbert
Rich. Miss Rita Baer. Mr.. Melville Fischer,
Miss Gladys Mayer, Mr.. Edgar Kaufman,
Miss Florence Gusdorf. MIR. Mark Lans-
iburgh, Miss Lillian Coblenzer, Mr.. Malcolm
Auerbach. Miss Celeste Goodman. Mr.; oscar
Robinson, Miss Ernestine Rich. Mr.. Stanley
FISCHER Miss Bella Schinman. Mr.. Cohen,
Miss Alma Hirschfield. Mr.. Harold Price.
Miss Helene Stern, Mr. Milton Goldsmith,
Miss Rena Fleischman, Mr.. Maurice Else
man. Miss Leona Hechinger. Mr. Bernard