Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10


Lakewood and Mr.. Stevens.
Miss Lota Robinson of Baltimore is
staying with Mrs John r. Mclean.
Mrs George B. Haycock is stopping at
the Ebbitt House for a visit Of some
length.
Maj and Mrs. Dapray. who spent the
last two winters In Florida and who were
so pleasantly entertained upon several
Tallahassee. will give dinner this even-
ing at their residence on 10th street IN
honor of Gov. Broward Of Florida, among
the dinner guests invited being Senator
and Mrs. Milton, Senator-elect Fletcher,
ex-Gev. Jennings Of Jacksonville and MT
and Mrs Charles Francis Carusi of this
city.
The Merrymakers met with Mrs. II. A.
Disney. No. Maryland avenue southwest.
last Tuesday evening. The election OF Of
fcers resulted as follows: President. Mr..
Harry Disney: vice president, MT G:
Stewart. Mr.. L. p. Stewart was reelected
treasurer, Miss Bessie Bush was re-
elected secretary.
Miss Julia Husernan Of River Spring.
Nd. who has been visiting her aunt.
Mrs. J. Chivell. the past week was ten
dered reception last evening by Mrs.
austin Jarboe at the latter's residence,
zoos street southwest. Music and dane
Ing were INDUCED in until a late hour,
after which refreshments were served.
Among those present were Capt and Mrs.
Joseph Chivefl Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Jar
Doe. Mr.. and Mrs. James I.aughlin. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert. Cook, Miss Minnie Ellis,
MISC Belle Ems. Misses Mamie Laughlin.
Mildred Laugh1in. Ethel and Sadie Chap
pell. BESSIE Weeks. Bertha, Josephine,
Gertrude, Helen and Louise Jarboe, Mr.
Morgan and Austin Laughlin. William
Garner, John Williams. Adolph Leopard.
George Knott, Austin, James and Ell
wood Jarboe.
The tea and Christmas sale Yesterday
at Rauscher's for the House of the Good
Shepherd was the fashionable event Of the
afternoon. From to 8 the exchange of
coin and commodities kept up merrily to
the mutual satisfaction Of all concerned
and resulted in profit Of $500 as the
results Of the afternoon. Miss Fannie
Whelan, who had charge of the sale OF
Shepherd House., took in about $500 Of
this sum. and each Of the other tables had
equal success. Nine. Jusserand. who had
fancy work on sale. was assisted by Nine.
Depew. and Nine. and Miss Nabuco. Mrs.
White and Mrs. McKenna. with Mrs.
Dwight. Mrs Chatard. Mrs. Montgomery,
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs Miltenberger were
at the chocolate table. and had as their
assistants. Miss Valerie Padelford. Miss
Dorothy Williams. Miss Carolyn Murray
and Miss Marie Won Paumgartten.
The Misses Cullen. with Mrs. Preston
Sands. the Misses Perkins. the Misses
Riggs, Mrs Barker. Miss Newberry and
corbin had the tea room with Mrs George
Howard, the Misses Patten, Mrs. Summer
lin and Mrs. Lay.
Mrs. D. P. Mccartney. Mrs. William
Manning Irwin. Miss Frances Goldsbor-
ough. Miss Earlongher. Miss Annie Irwin
and the Misses Sheridan were busy work
ers at the Good Shepherd table.
The Misses Humphrey. daughters Of Gen.
and Mrs. Humphrey. will entertain young
people at a tea today to meet Miss Mar
jorie Aleshire. a debutante Of the winter.
In their receiving party will be Mrs.
Bourke Cochran. Mrs. Rowland. Miss Ide
Miss Dorothy Williams, Miss Margaret
Knight. Miss. Margaret Brooks. Miss
Louise Chase and Miss Josephine Irvine
OF Detroit.
An informal banquet was given last
night by Clarence F. Donohue to the Arion
street northwest. The evening was spent
In speeches. instrumental music and sing
ing, after which refreshments were served.
A brief address was made by Thomas
ton and the purchase by the Arion So
ciety. F. A. Rockar, president Of the So
ciety. acted as toastmaster The building
was formerly occupied by the B. p. O.. e.
and Homo Club. and was recently pur-
chased by the Arion Singing Society an
its permanent home.
Mrs. Frank Philip, VINO has been the
guest OF Mrs. c. D. Barnett. left We'd
nesday for Newark, N. j., to join her
husband.
Miss Florence Amelia johnson. daughter
Of Mrs. F. A. johnson and the late George
8. johnson. we'll known Newspaper man
l. Moran OF Massachusetts November "a.
1908. by the Rev. George p. Wilson. pastor
Of the Rhode Island Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
The Persian minister, Gen. Mortsza. en-.
tertajned at dinner last night Mr.. and
Mrs: Robert E. Burks. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
w. Nicholson, Mrs. Breed Of Boston Miss
Davis. Prof. Gebest. Mr. Patterson. Baron
kattenback and the Persian consul.
Mrs. Alexander r. Mullowny of Oregon
avenue is entertaining a number Of
friends at bridge tea this afternoon.
:, Mrs. Somers entertained, the Archeo-
logical Society last night.
Mr.. Thomas F. Walsh gave luncheon
Of forty-two covers today. when he enter
tdine0 q numDef or prominent OfnCtai0
and delegates here to the trans Missis-
sippi convention. When Mr.. Taft arrived
delegation presented to him an invita-
ton to attend the next convention which
will be held in Denver next August be-
tween the 18th and 2lst
Mr.. Yung Kwai. who for a number of
years was secretary Of the Chinese lega-
ton at Washington has returned to this
capital with the staff Of China's special
envoy. Mr.. Yung kwai is accompanied
by Mrs. Yung Kwai and their children.
They are at 1905 Rhode Island avenue for
the winter. Mrs. Yung Kwai will be at
homo on Thursdays. Mr.. and Mrs. Yung
Kwai who have large circle OF frienus
in Washington, left here last February
for China.
Miss Helen Chaffee. daughter Of Lieut..
Gen. and Mrs. Adna r. Chafeee, was mar
ried last night to Lieut.. John Hastings
Howard, us. A.. the wedding. a brilliant
military ceremony, taking place at st.
Paurs Cathedral. Los Angeles, Cal. Bishop
j. II. Johnson ofiiciated. Gen. Chaffee. IN
full UNIFORM, gave away the bride. Col.
John Biddle. chief Of engineers. Depart
ment of California. was best man. Lieut..
Howard and his bride. accompanied by
Gen. and Mrs. Chaffee. will go to Fort
Riley, Kan. to attend the marriage De-
cember Is. Of Lieut.. Adna r. Chanee. jr..
to Miss Helen HUH. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Arthur Dodson Of Cornell, Ga.
Mrs. w. H. Daw. 1901 II street north
T.