Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

Columbia Historical Society. and Sons and
Daughters of the American Revolution. No
cards.
Mrs. F. Gray Pendleton was at home to
her many friends Tuesday. February IL.
Assisting Mrs. Pendleton were Mrs. Ro-
| sale Bocock, Mrs. Richard Davis Jack
| son. Mrs. Edward Gflpin and Miss
Sessions.
Mrs. Herman r. Howenstein will be at
home Monday. February II. to 6.
have gone to Florida.
Nine. Alfred Thierry of the Portland
will not receive the remaining Mondays
in this month. but will be at home each
Monday in March and April.
Mrs. Brewer. wife of Justice Brewer,
will not receive tomorrow.
a pleasant evening was spent at the
residence of Mr. Albert Whitacre. o43
14th street southeast. February IL. it be-
ing his thirty-eighth birthday when his
| friends gave him a surprise party and
presented him with Morris chair. Dane
supper was served. Among those present
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Whip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling, Mr. and
Mrs. Dehoney, Mr.. G. Slant. Mr.. K.
Mills. Mr.; Quigley Mr. Dodson. Mr.. B.
acre. Miss l.. Mills. Miss G. Osborne,
Miss E. Bean. Miss Nj. Whip, Miss C.
Whitacre. Miss E. Bowling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Whitacre. Miss A. Whtacre. Miss
F. Whitacre. Master Charles Wilfred and
| Edward Whitacre
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld-Eazard will
be at home to her friends today from 4
| to- 6.
/ Mrs. Thomas w. Brahany and Mrs.
Charles Sumner Of Wisconsin will be at
home tomorrow at the Congressional.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Schneider are
| at the Royal Poinciana. Palm Beach, Fla.
The following congressional ladies at the
Dewey will receive Tuesday. February
1S, from to s: Mrs. and Miss Gardner
| Of New Jersey, Mrs Graft of Illinois, Mrs
Crumpacker of Indiana. Mrs. Davidson
and Mrs. Morse of Wisconsin, Mrs and
| Miss Vreeland of New York Mrs Graham
OF Pennsylvania. Mrs. Currier Of New
Hampshire. Ms. Hamilton. Mrs. Fordney
| Mrs. Loud and Mrs. Diekam of Mchi-
gan: Mrs. Padgett of Tennessee. Mrs
Volstead of Minnesota. Mrs Legare OF
| South Carolina. Mrs. Ellis OF Oregon, Mrs
Ellis o. Missouri. Princess Kalanianaole
| of Hawaii. Mrs. and Miss Boyd of Ne
braska and Mrs. Enslebright of Calico
| MIA.
Miss Helen Chaffee sailed Wednesday
week ago on the transport Ruford for
| Manila. Miss Chaffee will be absent sew
eral months and will be the guest of her
sister during her stay in the Philippines
Gen. and Mrs. Chaffee will return to
their Los Angeles home next week.
8. Herbert G. Smith will be at home
Tuesday. February IS, 3 to 6. at the
Plymouth.
At recent wedding. where the bride
| had a particular fancy for butterflies that
| symbol marked the dresses the decora.
tons and every detail of the arrange
merts. The wedding presents sent by
| intimate friends Wee emb!azoned, etched
:! or embroidered with the butterfly, and
over the centerpiece of the brides table
a huge yellow gauze butterfly was sus.
pended
| Miss Kellogg of Iowa is the guest @,
Contmandant and Mrs. Phelps at thu
Portner.
Mrs. Bankhead. wife of Senator Bank
head of Alabama. was at home to hel
friends at the Riggs House Thursday. The
and quantities Of white roses, white car
nations and maidenhair ferns.
She was assisted lin receiving by Mrs
Bartlett of Georgia and IA number OF
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Miss Pandergriff of Birmingham, Ala
Miss Stafford and Miss Williamson OF
Montgomery. Ala. and Miss Rainier OF
Union Springs. Ala. Mrs. Bankhead wore
a handsome gown of silver blue brocaded
satin, Mrs. Bartlett a gown of black vel.
vet trimmed in white lace The young
school girls were becomngly gowned il
| lingerie frockS.
| Mrs. Atkinson of 1000 18th street re.
ceved for the last time Monday. from /
TO g. She was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Frey. Mrs. John Stutz
| presided at the tea table. which was pref
lilly decorated with spring blossoms. ferns