Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03

the Horton, for an indefinite period Mr.
and Mrs. Baum will also have as their
guests this week Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
The many friends of the young ladies
of the Frederick Visitation Academy were
entertained on Tuesday evening. January
%. The decorations. in the pan room were
in blue and gold, while the preiominatiag
colors in the banquet hall were In red and
white. The musicians were seated on the
stage. which was gracefully banked with
palms. The dancing continued until q
late hour. and was then followed by re-
freshments. The young ladies were very
prettily attired in their simple school
girl gowns. Among the seniors who as
sisted in receiving the guests were: Miss
Mabel Donnelly, Miss Margaret Hardin.
Miss Elizabeth Rodock, Miss Margaret
Bennett Miss Mamie Bell the Misses Nc
Avoy. Miss Mary McGrann, Miss Sue
White. Miss Nellie stonebraker. the Misses
Cavanaugh, Miss Barbara Kearney, Miss
Lillian Jamison, Miss Margaret Collins,
Miss Pauline Diffenda1, Miss Mary Kenne-
dy, Miss Deborah Digges and Miss George
Ashin.
Mrs. Benjamin K Leon of the Falcon
will be at home informally on Wednesday
afternoons in February
Mrs T. H. Coates at the Plaza will re-
ceive Wednesday next from to O clock,
and will be assisted by Miss Charlotte
Schultz, Miss Rosa Clark. Mrs. william
Mcdonald, Mrs. N. OConnor and Miss
Ella Alloway.
Mrs. J. Wesley Bovee will give a tea
next Wednesday, 8 to Z o'clock, in honor
of Mrs. H. r. Chamberlain of London, who
is now visiting Gov. and Mrs. Warfield at
Annapolis Mrs. Chamberlain is the wife
of the London correspondent of the New
York Sun, and at her home in London,
where she has lived for the past fifteen
years, she is the center of a charming
Mrs. Frank W. Garden, formerly Mrs.
Nena NJ Palmer, whose wedding took
place in November, will be at home inform
ally Tuesday afternoons and evenings at
her new residence, 1916 18th street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs Bushall of COL II street
northeast celebrated the eighteenth ami
versary of their marriage last week. The
parlors were decorated with palms and cut
flowers. The table decorations were In
pink. Dancing was the feature of the
evening. Among the guests were: Mr.. and
German, Mrs. Clarence Pratt of Alabama,
Mr.. and Mrs. Camden Allen, Mrs A.
BushaII Mrs. S. V. Driesbock, Mrs 8. K.
Newton and Master Jack Newton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutchinson Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. War
tiers, Mr.. Owen Burns, Mrs. B. 8. Burns,
Mr.. E. Singletary, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Buck, Mr. and Mrs. w.
G. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Pennington, Mr..
Meyer, Mrs. Flaegman, Mrs. A J. Donnelly
of Alexandria. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Cortell
of Baltimore, Md: Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Bushall, Miss Ada Flaegman. Miss Florence
Richards, Miss Emily Slater. Miss Emma
Richards of Southampton, England; Mr..
W. Murphy, Miss Sarah A. Bushali, Miss
May Bushall, Mr.. William Hutton, Mr..
John A. Sartain, Mr.. Frank Meade Mr..
William Meacher, Mr.. A. Simons, Mr.. H. l..
Simons, Mr.. Bascom Proctor of Durham,
N. c.
Mrs. Lee Overrnan, wife Of Senator over
man of North Carolina, received Thursday
at the Cochran. The parlors were artisti-
cally decorated with palms, ferns and
flowers. L.rs Overman was gowned IN old
rose panne velvet with real lace trimming.
Mrs. Miller, wife of Representative Mil
Ter of Kansas, celebrated Kansas day last
Tuesday by giving large reception to her
many friends here. The parlors were deco
rated with palms. carnations and narciSsus,
Mrs. Miller was beautifully gowned in gray