Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-17

timore the motner-in-law of Mrs. Charles
Bonaparte.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona-
parte are at their baltimore home, where
the former is resting after his recent ae-
cident by which his wrist was painfully
injured, and Mrs. Bonaparte is kept to her
room by an attack of grip.
Mrs. Brice Pierce. wife of ex-Representa-
tive Pierce of Tennessee, who is spending
the winter in Washington, and great social
favorite, gave pretty reception at lioo
Q street last Tuesday. She was assisted
by Mrs Shepard of Colorado Springs, Col
Miss Crenshaw poured chocolate. The par
lors were decorated with cut flowers, palms
and ferns.
Mrs. Rodenburg of 1854 COLUMBIA road
has for her house guests MRS. Crane of
Carbonate, Pa, and her mother, Mrs.
Ridgeway of Hawaii.
Mrs. Payne of PASSPORT, Maine, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Gen. o. E. Wood, who
is at the Cairo for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs F. E. House and their
daughter, Miss Arnold, are guests at the
Cairo.
Mrs Rodenburg, wife of w. A. Roden-
burg of Illinois, received last Tuesday at
her home, 1854 Columbia road. The par
lors were decorated in palms and cut flow
ers Mrs. Crane of Carbondale, Pa: Miss
Ina Emery and Mrs. Ridgeway of Hawaii
assisted during the afternoon. A large
number of friends called.
The Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association
spent most delightful evening on the 18th
with Mrs. Frank G. Wilkins. In addition
to the social feature, Mrs. Bodfsh gave an
illustrated talk on THE Nile Country
Mrs. j. NJ Culp is being extensively en-
tertained in Los Angeles, where she has
been visiting Mrs Lyn Helm for several
AGr- Iv,,l, hn
guest of honor at the handsomest luncheon
ever given at the California Club of that
city by Mrs. Allan c. Balch. Covers We're
laid for twenty-four, and Mrs. Edna Chat
fee of Washington was among the guests
Miss Maud Clisbee also of Washington, is
spending the winter in Los Angeles
Mrs. Joel Hillman and her guest, Miss
Clarice Tuck of New York will be at home
this afternoon to their friends.
Continental Chapter entertains tomorrow
at the Ebbitt at o'clock. A fine program
will be rendered. A cordial invitation is
extended to regents and officers of other
chapters of the D. A. X.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linkins celebrated the fifth
anniversary of their wedding Tuesday even
ing February r. 1907 at their home, No.
$50 Ingram street, Brightwood Park, u. &.
Music and dancing We're enjoyed until a
late hour when the guests marched to the
dining ROOM which was prettily decorated,
and partaok of bountiful repast. Mrs.
Linkins was the recipient of many hand
some presents. Among those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps of Chicago. Mr. and
Mrs Courtrow, Mr.. and Mrs Martins, Mr.
and Mrs Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Andre, Mr..
and Mrs Buhl Mr.. and Mrs. long, Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Muihens
Mr. and Mrs. Fulka, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
dett. Mr. and Mrs. Gllegher, Mr.. and Mrs
Pixton, Mr. and Mrs. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs
| Hollywood. Mr.. and Mrs: Tear. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Turner, Mr.
and Mrs Lucas, the Misses Pickles, Tear
| Pallas, Trow, Linkins, King, Flgroot' Ed,
Messrs Nesbit, Pitt, Thompson, Sorrell
Lowell. Frick King. Downey. Say. Jones
Johnson, Long, Davis, Linkins and Cincell
The Misses Annie and Nellie Ready OF
No. 1910 Florida avenue northeast enter
| tanned their friends Thursday evening at g
valentine party. Solos were rendered by
Miss Edith NJ. -Loveless and Mr.. Henry
| Hanlin. Later in the evening refresh
/ ments were served in the dining room
which was tastefully decorated in palms
and cut flowers. Valentines in the shape
| of hearts were given as souvenirs. Ar
orchestra played. Those present were the
Misses Rose L. Fillius, Jennie NJ. Carmody
Irene Doyle. Mamie Doyle. Mary Pitts
and the Messrs. J. Nealon, H. Wisenberg
H Hanlin, w. Doyle. s. Pitts, ]. Lawless
| R. Moffitt, A. Felter, w. I.awless, E. Ready
T. Doyle, Mrs. E: Ready, Mr., and Mrs
Lyles. Mr.. and Mrs. Crown. Mr. and Mrs
| NJ Ready. Mr.. and Mrs. Reagan, Mrs
| Scott, Mrs. Murphy, and the Misses Bessie
Nellie and Annie Ready.
| Tuesday evening the Sweet Sixteen
/ CARRIED in the masks of comic disguise
were entertained at the colonial home Of
! Miss Nellie Schulz. a most delightful