Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08
DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND.

resentative and Mrs. w. A. Rodenberg
Representative and Mrs. w. w. Wilson.
Representative and Mrs. George WASH
ington Cook, Representative and Mrs. NJ.
r. Denver, Representative and Mrs. j.
A. Sterling, Representative and Mrs. r.
3. Macon, Representative and Mrs. J. T.
Lanahan Representative and Mrs. ]. l..
Laning. Representative and Mrs. F. Mon
dell, Representative and Mrs. ]. A. NJ
Adair. Representative and Mrs. E. H.
Henshaw. Representative and Mrs. J. NJ
Pollard. Representative and Mrs. ]. Bur-
nett. Representative J. r. Sherwood, Rep
resentative G. Kustermann. Representa-
tive c. II. Wuisse, Represe ntative j. J.
Esch. Representative c. McGavin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Upham.
Mrs. Steel of Massachusetts, avenue en-
tertained at luncheon Friday. Mrs. George
W. Cook being the guest of honor.
Miss Wood of New Jersey, who is
spending few days at her old home.
will return to the city tomorrow.
Mrs. Woodman of West Virginia and
Mrs. White of Tennessee, who have been
the guests of Senator and Mrs. Frazier
for the past three weeks, returned to
their homes Wednesday.
Representative and Mrs George Wash
ington Cook of Denver. Col, entertained
at dinner Monday complimentary to Mr.
and Mrs. Mackenzie of London. England.
Mrs. De Armond wife of Representative
De Almond of Missouri. and her daughter.
Mrs. Clark, returned last week from an
enjoyable trip to Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie of London,
England are the guests of Mr.. Macken-
zie's sister. Mrs. Matheson. in Connecti-
cut avenue.
Mr. w Reginald Wheeler and A. Royal
Wheeler of New Haven, were the guests
of their parents. Representative and Mrs.
Wheeler of Pennsylvania at the New Will
lard.
The Merry Helpers gave a reception
Tuesday evening in the Sunday School
o and 18th streets. The room was dec
Grated with Japanese lanterns. The la
dies on the reception committee were
Mrs. r. G. Pierce. Mrs. Lampe. Mrs.
Stockton and all the members of the club.
Young ladies assisting were Miss Violet
Burner. who presided at the chocolate
table, and Miss Pauline Hammond at the
sherbet table: Miss Estelle Burner. Miss
Emma Fuss Miss Josie Helff. Miss Pau
line Hammond and Mrs. Harry Pierce.
Mr.. W. w. Matchett had the musical pro-
gram in charge, and the following ladies
and gentlemen rendered selections: Piano
duet, Misses Schick and Hammond; vocal
solo, Mr.. James p. Schick piano solo.
number of the members and friends OF
the Sunday school and church were pres
emit Out-of town guests were Mrs. Heck
man and Miss Hickman of Bedford. Pa. !;
Miss Kline of Meyerstown and Rev. David
,Dittman of Jefferson. Md.
Repre- sentative and Mrs A. j. Gronna
of North Dakota entertained at dinner
Monday in honor of Miss Shea. daughter
of w. S. Marshall Shea of North Dakota.
Miss Keith Frazier returned home last
week from New York city and larry
town-on-the- Hudson. where she visited
the school from which she was graduated
last year.
Representative j. M. Miller is at present
at his home in Kansas. During his alb
sence Mrs Miller is the guest of Com
mander and Mrs. Dodge at Annapolis.
Representative and Mrs. Charles T1rrell
of Massachusetts are spending week at
Atlantic City.
Miss Julia Keith of Richmond. who has
been the guest of Senator and Mrs. Fra
zier of Connecticut. left Thursday for her
home in Richmond. Va.
tea complimentary to the Waldensian
Society will be given by its president. Mrs.