The Washington times., 1908-05-24
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF SOCIAL WORLD
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songs. Baby Lille Stuart attracted
much attention as the smallest Jap in
the gathering. Miss Ethelwyn ohnson
Won the contest as being the best
dressed. her costume being hand pant
ed. Miss Margaret Buckley was voted
second. her kimono being of blue and
red with red dragons outlined in spangie.
In game of lanterns" Sidney
Knowles won the prize. Miss Margaret
Buckley Won prize for putting the
money in the monkeys cap.
A delightful supper was served in the
Ching room, which was decorated with
flowers and Japanese emblems.
Among the little guests were Mabel
Goodwin, Mabel Hubbard. Gloria Searles.
Gertrude Lucas. Baby Lille Stuart,
Catherine Mac Elwee, Evelyn NutweH.
Marjorie Mac Elwee. Mildred Stuart,
Josephine Bedinger. Margaret Buckley.
Virginia Pagan, Loretta McGinuis,
Marjory Hicks, Virginia Bird. Lillian
Vermilhon. Annie Lee Creel. EthelwYn
Johnson. Harry Hubbard, Tommy Sher-
idan. Philip Sheridan, Murray Gould,
Con NutWell, and Sidney Knowles.
A large number Of friends and reIa-
tives spent a pleasant evening last Sun
DAY, May Il, at the birthday reception
of Nj. and Mrs. Thomas A COnnor, a
bride and groom Of only a month. at
their residence ZIG 7 street northwest.
The house was decorated for the oc-
casiCn. The guests began to arrive
about s O'Clock, and during the early
part Of the evening congratulations
were in order.
An orchestra rendered a very pleas
ing musical program, and the party
was delighted with TIE singing OF VIII
liam Thompson and Phil Ostheus, boCh
of whom are well known in this city.
Those present were Edward Han
shew William ]. Cassiday. Miss Elsie
Burton. Arthur Dennison. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. J. Conner. Edgar Hart. Miss Nellie
Davis, E. S. Bergh, Miss Margaret
Chambers, Prof. Carl EIcler, William
Thompson, Miss Mae T. Conner, Walter
Crouch, Miss Louise TiIleaux, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Onenstein, Fred Leon
berger. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grady.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Iindstrom. Miss
Irene COnnor. Miss Margaret Grady,
Harold Sweat NJ Flavin, Miss Helen
Ostheus. Fred W Moore, Miss Mont
gomery, Mr.. ana Mrs. n Mckinley
Miss Margaret Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van BOsChe. z. L. Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7 Conner, Philip Minor, J. Con-
nor. Miss LOttie Bingley. Mr.. and Mrs
Tilloux. Miss Mary Kilroy, Mr.. Gin
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. n. McLarney. John
Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Foley, John
McLarney, Harvey Cain. Miss Hazel
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Baron, Philip
Ostheus, Miss Nellie Brady, Thomas
McLaney, Harry Lusby. Fred Gehr-
mann, and Frank Brewer,
Mrs. Amy Talbot win leave Washing
ton tomorrow for New York 10 attend
the graduation exercises Of her daugh-
ter's school. Later, accompanied by
her daughter, she will go To her homo
in San Francisco for the summer.
Miss Evelyn Peterson viii leave
Washington this morning for New York
and sail the latter part Of this week for
Europe, where she viii spend the sum
naer. Mrs. c. B. Davis, who has been
visiting Miss Peterson. win return to
her home in Indianapolis tomorrow.
The washington Seminary AIumnae
Association viii give Its annual dinner |
Tuesday evening. at the Shoreham
Hotel The election Of officers for the
year viii take place at that time.
Mrs John Cammack entertained at |
her residence. on Brightwocd avenue,
Saturday afternoon at a luncheon. com
plimentary to Mrs 2. J. Lennox. wife /
OF DR.. LennoX. Of the Catholic Uni i
versity. The guests invited TO meet /
Mrs. LenhOx were Mrs. May, Mrs. Car
ser wife OF Senator Thomas H. Garter; /
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Sylvester Wife Of /
Major Richard Sylvester; Miss Eliza
beth Harris, Miss Mary Harris, Mrs.
John J. Walsh, and Mrs. Sohon.
Mrs. Cammack received her. guests in
q white muslin gown Mrs. Lennox
wore = white Irish embroidered lace