Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23

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Mrs. Whitehead will sail for Naples the
18TH instant to spend several months.
Miss Margaret Gage is one of this sea-
sons most interesting debutantes. having
been presented to Washington society by
her mother. Mrs. Harley Calvin Gage. at
an AFTERNOON tea in her home on Dupont
Circle recently. Miss Gage is a grand
daughter of the late Calvin Gage of Con-
cord, N. H.. who was a millionaire lum-
herman. banker and philanthropist. She
oughly enjoyed the gayeties of the winter
Mrs. Gould. 1891 10th Street. was at
home to her friends Monday. The draw
ing rooms were decorated with palms
receiving by Mrs. william Woolsey
Johnson Of Baltimore Among those as
sisting in the dining room were Mrs.
Wright. who poured tea; Mrs. Philip
tiichborn. who served chocolate; Miss
garet Gould. Mrs. Gould will not re-
ceive again this season.
One OF the most interesting features
OF the week was the reception held by
the congressional ladies Monday at the
New Varnum. Several hundred guests OF
official and resident circles called dur
Ing the afternoon. Red and white car
added beauty to the scene. Among
those receiving were Mrs. Bartholdt Of
Missouri. who was at the head of the
receiving line. She wore a becoming
Miss Stephens, daughter of Representa-
TIVE Stephens of Texas; Miss Lamb,
daughter of Representative Lamb of Vir-
ginia: Mrs. Holiday of Indiana. Mrs.
South Carolina. Mrs. Saunders of Vir-
ginia, Mrs Clark of Florida. Mrs. Gil
hans of Indiana and Miss Wilson of
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth was hostess
at q tea Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her niece, Miss Jay Chaplin of London.
Mrs Won Krahmer of Richmond, Va.
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Of
1886 Newton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strayer. now on
their honeymoon, were married i'll New
York city Wednesday, February 10 are
now stopping with the brides cousins. MI
and Mrs D. salomonsohn of No. o04 NJ
street northwest. They will leave Sun
day for Baltimore. Atlantic City and Phil
ade!phia, and will return to their home
In New York the latter part of next
week.
Mrs. Richard c. Potts ard Mrs. Noble
Newport Potts entertained Friday in
ly Hadel of Baltimore. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with spring flowers,
and an interesting feature was the dis
pensfng OF punch from an old punch
pitcher, which was once In the possession
of Gen Washington and a treasured heir
loom in the family.
Dr.. and Mrs. Willard F. Thompson have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H.
Lewis of Philadelphia. They will be at
homs tomorrow after pm.
At leap year dance last week the
chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Carroll Mr.. and Mrs.
WEIGH. Those present included the Misses
Ida Levy, Lou Solomon. Sara Levy, Phil
Joslin. Frances Levy. Sam Smith, Gussy
Holberg of Baltimore. Louis Levy. Sophia
Goldberg. Walter Sondheimer, Rose Roth
stein: Mike Jacobs. Libbie sheers. Sol
thai. Stella Eaupheiner. Mark aiS ca nSssn
Rose Aaron. Falk Harmed. Rose Ransom
of New York, Mark Sherman. Fanny
Laska, Charles Stein, Pearl Kaufman.
helm. Blanche Steiner. Harry Straus.
Ida Harmed. Sam Ransom. Fannie Blond
helm. Dave Holberg of Baltimore, Eta
Cohen, John Norman Kate Swab. Ben
Goldberg. Rose Harmed. Nathan Cohen.
Minnie Dress. George Stein, Bertha Bless
Sara Jacobs. Milton Edlewitz Minnie Of
fenberg. Lou Marx. Ida Aplestein. Albert
Haas. Sophia Dodek. Lou Gutenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Eddy have taken
q villa at Cannes and will spend as much
OF their time living in it as possible. Mr.
Eddy is still secretary of the American
embassy in Berlin. however, and except
for short leaves has to be in the capital
the greater part of the time. On his
next long leave the young couple are
planning to come to America. and WILL Of