Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SOME OF THE DOINGS AMONG
THE FAsHIoNABLEs.
A Dinner in Honor Of the Speaker and
His Daughter-Per-
sonals. 81

representative anu MIS- DalXell gave a
dinner last night in honor Of the Speaker
| and Miss Cannon when the other guests
were Senator and Mrs. Hopkins, Represent
alive and Mrs. Payne, Representative and
Mrs. HUFF, Representative and Mrs. ]. c.
Sibley, Representative and Mrs. James B.
Perkins, Representative and Mrs. Franklin
E. Brooks, Representative and Mrs. J. w.
Dwight, Mr.. and Mrs. William Eroy Cur
tbs, Miss Mary Read Mccoy Of Pittaburg
and DIR. Greene.
The assistant secretary of war and Mrs.
Oliver were also dinner hosts last night
when the company about their board in
cluded the Italian ambassador, SEN
ator and Mrs. Burrows, Senator and Mrs.
and Mrs. Hull. Lieut.. Commander Tani-
guchi, naval attache of the japanese en-
bassy; Gen and Mrs. Story, Mrs. Moncure
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaff, Mrs. Nicholas
Fish and Miss Oliver.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Converse had
Capt. and Mrs. Dan Tyler Moore. Miss Calf.
Miss Shonts Miss Jennings, Miss Mary
Randolph, Miss Mary Switzerland Miss Err
McCauley, Mr.. Huntington Jackson, Mr..
Chester Kerr, Mr.. Bingham, Mr.. J. o. Sic
bert, Dr.. Langhorne and Mr.. Beale
Bloomer dining with them last night.
Mrs. Dryden and her daughter, Mrs.
Kuser, were hostesses at a large afternoon
reception for which the invitations have
DeeH OUT several weeks. Inc rooms OF tnelr
spacious home. at 18th and Q streets were
decorated with flowers and an orchestra
played in the bail room. Those assisting
We're Mrs Dalzell, Mrs. Olcott Mrs. Chas
S. Cromwell, Mrs. William M. Wright, Miss
Kean, Miss Thompson and Miss Sheriff.,
and in the dining room Miss Cannon, Mrs.
Hobart, Mrs Alger and Mrs Richardson
Glover did the hOnors. .--
Mrs. LeutZe and Miss LeutZe will not be
at home Monday.
Madame Miyaoka, wife of the counsellor
of the imperial Japanese embassy, will not
receive tdoay owing to indisposition.
Mrs G. Sterling Graham entertained
Thursday afternoon at a musical tea from
to = at the New Willard, when the guests
of honor We're Mrs. NJ. A. Allen-Hones
and Miss E. Geneveve Gwynne. A delight
full program was rendered by Mrs. Holmes
and Miss GWynne, comprising a Wagner
cycle of solos and songs, and several num-
bers by Greig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Dirnfeld enter
tanned Thursday evening, the occasion be-
Ing the first anniversary of their marriage.
Among those present were Col Emmett NJ.
Urell. Mr.. and Mrs. George Leimbach, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph E. Luckett, Mr. and ldrs.
J. Rand, DR.. and Mrs. A. Eichhorn, Miss
D. Hirsh, Miss S. Hrsh, Mr.. julius Stein,
Mr. Ned Stein and Mr.. Barney Klawans.
The following congressional ladies will b',1.
at home at the Riggs next Tuesday, Jand =
airy %, from $50 to 6 pm: Mrs. ]. A.
Hughes Of West Virginia, Mrs. q. c. Gill
bert of Kentucky. Mrs M: c. L. Kline of
Pennsylvania, Mrs G. A. Schneebeli of
Pennsylvania, Mrs. o. NJ. James of Ken
lucky.
Mrs. John J. Halsted and daughter Helen
H. Halsted of New York. formerly of
Washington, are visiting friends in this
city. their first visit here since they made
New York their home.
Owing to illness Mrs. o. H. Tittmann,
2014 Hillyer place, will not receive today.
Mrs Edwin c. Brandenburg, 1924 Calvert
street, will entertain at cards Thursday
evening. January "a, and Wednesday after
noon, January 30. !
messed Thursday evening. the 18th in
slant, at the Church Of the Holy Comfort
er, the contracting parties being Mr.. Jo-
seph o. Bardroff and Miss Isabella Mabel
Howard, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred F.
Howard. who reside at 1921 G street north
east. Rev. Father Mcguire OBLIGATED. On
account of a recent death in the brides
family, the marriage was a quiet one,
though quite a number of friends were
present. The couple will occupy their new
and beautiful home at 1O14 18th street
northeast.
Mrs. Arthur Duane Kline will be at home
to her friends at the Hotel Cairo January
26 for the last time this season.
Miss Ellen K. smyser, who has spent the
winter in Washington and returns to her
home in York, Pa, today, was given
Edna and Beulah Hardy and Mrs. NJ E.
Eichelberger. The guests were Mrs. Bernie
Weafers. Mrs. Guy Eichelberger, Miss
Monte O'Brien, Miss Louise kilgour,- Mrs.
William keye Miller and Miss Bessie Brad
field, Messrs. Percy Given, Capt Domer,
Roy Dent, Frank Hardy, J. G. smyser, Ber-
II Tnhr w "a
William E. Day, NJ L. O'Brien, Roy Rich
ardson, Vivian Eichelberger William Keye
Miller, DR.. Sherwood and Don Clarke.
Miss Elizabeth F. Pierce gave a tea yes
terday in honor of her guests, Mrs. I. c.
Davis and Miss Helen v. Boswell of New
Fuller, Miss Caroline Smith Miss Thierked,
Mrs. c. c. Farrar and Miss Virginia Prawl
assisted in the hospitality.
Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim of Reading
Pa honorary vice president general of the
Daughters of the American Revolution. has
taken apartment at the Elsmere 14OS H
street for the season. Her daughter, Miss
Harriette de B. keim, vice regent for Penn
sy.vania of the Pocahontas Memorial Asso-
citation, is with her mother; also Mrs. Mary
V. Hawthorn SteinmetZ, widow of J. L.
Steinmetz, lawyer and banke- of Lancas-
ter, Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson will be at home Mon
day afternoon assisted by Miss Anna
Foulkrod of Philadelphia, Mrs. Shriver of
Baltimore, Misses Shalenberger Powell
Kennedy, Kaufman. Lesley, Jackson and
Mrs. Frank Wilson.
Miss Clementine G. Rees, daughter of
Capt. James Rees of Pittsburg, Pa. with
her niece, Virginia Rees Scully, will be at
the Highlands for the rest of the season.
Mrs. Florence K. Solger and Mrs II. c.
Thompson will go to Harrisburg, Pa, today
to remain ten days.
Miss Mary Lennon Of L street entertained
number of friends at the residence of her
parents Tuesday evening in honor Of her
birthday. Music and games were INDUCED
in until late hour, when the friends were
ushered to the dining room. where they
partook of refreshments. Among those |
present were Misses Ella Harden, Edith |
Rabbit, Edna Bradley, Helen Sharp, Ruth
Ellis, Marie Ellis, Mary Norris, Margaret |
Macon. Rose Lennon, Katherine Lennon |
ana Mary Lennon and Messrs Ward Nor |
ris, John Gallagher, Horace Gallagher, AL |
bert Hopkins, James Harden, George Con-
ners, George Bonce, Harry Fischer, Paul |
Hess, Harry Estler and Frank Robey.
Rev. Father r. p O'Rourke officiated at |
the marriage of Mr.. Alvin c. Ogle and Mrs |
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