Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-27

Arthur Herbert, Taylor Burke and Rob
ert Standing.
Mrs. James Clinton Smoot entertained
at supper Wednesday evening at her
nome on Prince street most of the guests
going from there to the german The
Smoot.s son. Mr.. Charles Calvert Snoot.
and Miss Rebecca Lloyd Uhler, whose
wedding will occur Wednesday. The
guests were Miss Nellie Salden Uhier
VINO will be maid of honor; Miss sibyl
Smoot. Miss Frances Danenhower Miss
Ellen Fawcett and Miss Clarence Snow
den, who will be among the attendants:
No Edward g. Finley of North Wilks-
boro. n. c.. who will be best man; Mr..
and Mrs Anderson Sommers, Mr. j. Lloyd
Uhler and Mr.. LenoX Uhler.
Mrs. Thomas B. Cochran entertained at
bridge Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Duke stree. The guests were Mrs. VIII
Hoothe. Mrs. Clarence C. Leadbeater.
Mrs. David Janney Howell Mrs Thomas
w. Robinson. Mrs. Isaac Gregg. Mrs
Richard E. Acton, Mrs. Stewart jamie
son. Mrs. George thler, Mrs. Anderson
Robert S. Barrett. Mrs. Edward H. KEN
per. Mrs. Charles f. Nicoi. Mrs Henry
F. Robertson, Mrs. Richard Gibson. Mrs.
Louis s. Scott. Mrs. John Hunton Foster.
MRS. George s. French. Ms. Hubert
FRANCES Smcot Danenhower. Mrs Frank
Lee Slaymaker. Mrs j. Armistead Egg
born. Mrs. Herbert Oliver. Miss Carrie
Stribing. Miss Helen Norris Cummings.
Mss Cora Smoot. Miss Loula Smoot and
Miss Mary Thomson The prizes were
won by Mrs. Robertson Mrs. Hubert
Snowden and Mrs. Leadbeater
Tuesday afternoon. at their home 3O1
South St. Asaph street Mrs Susan
hostesses at a charming tea, when Mrs.
Smoct introduced her granddaughter Miss
Sibyl Harriet Smoot. The house. which IS
of particular historic interest because it
was there that Lafayette was entertained
when he visited this city In 1924. was
beautifully decorated with palms. holly.
polnsettlas. mistletOe and other emhlem;
or the Christmas season. The hostessas
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. J.
Clinton Smoot, the mother of the debu-
tante. and Mrs. William B. Smnot. The
ladies' assisting in the parlor were Mrs.
Robert w Wheat. Mrs. George r. Hill.
Mrs. Malcolm Hill and Miss Rebecca
uhler' Those in charge in the dining
Thomas B. Cochran and Mrs Richard
Gibson; they were assisted by Miss Clar-
ence Snowden. Miss Mary Snowder, Miss
! Frances Danenhower and Miss Courtenay
Hildegarde Herwig of Washington. Tues
day evening Miss Sibyl Smoot entertained
at reception and dance at her grand
mothers home. which was attended by a
large number Of the younger social set
Mrs. Edward II. Kemper has issued
cards for a tea Thursday afternoon. De-
cember 81, from to 6. when the guests
are asked to meet Mrs. Frank Lee Stay
maker.
Miss Virginia Stuart Bouldin. who has
hna ha
ter Mcguire in Richmond. is the guest of
Miss Eliza beth NJ. Janney at her home on
Cameron street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cheeseman of
| Scranton, Pa, are visiting Mrs Cheese
| mans mother. Mrs. Edward S. Fawcett.
| on Prince street.
Mr.. Milton Dana Morrill, is spending
the holidays with his parents at Cen
ter. y. II.
| Miss Bessie Robinson of Mansfield. La,
and Miss Mary Nelson of Warrenton are
| the guests of Miss Hattie Douglas on
Cameron street.
| Master Wolcott Edward Spofford is
| spending the holidays with relatives in
| New York city.
| Messrs. George Brent. William Fletcher
and George Anderton of the Episcopal
High School are at their homes In this
| city for the holidays.
Mrs William Writ Triplett Of Mark
| ham Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank ]. Davidson, on South Royal
street.
| Mr. W. W. Buoy of Richmond Is the
house guest of Mr.. Marshall King on
Duke street
| Mrs. s. Roger Tyler and two children
Of Hamilton. W.. were the guests for a
| short time this week OF Mrs Norris
| Stanley Cummings.