Evening star., 1909-02-14
NINE. BAKMETIOFF.

NINE. BAL
SOCIETY.
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Rice. Eugene Fusett. Walter Anderson.
William Strandley, Horace London, John
Palmer. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Long, wife OF Senator Long, en-
tertained at a luncheon of twelve covers
Friday. The table decorations were pima
sweet peas and La France roses. The
luncheon was to have been given in honor
Of Mrs. Fairbanks.
Mrs T. NJ. P. Potts will be at home at
February IL. Mrs. Potts will leave for
Philadelphia in a few days, as her hus-
band has been ordred to command the
Georgia.
The home of Miss Callye Mckim at
suitland. Md. was the scene of a merry
gathering Friday evening to enjoy a
dance. Games were also enjoyed and
buffet supper was served. Among the
guests were Mrs NJ Won Osterman.
land, Maude Small. Ethel Owens. n.
Owens. Nellie Clifton. Dorothy Won Oster-
man and Messrs. George f. Won Osterman.
Donald Thorne. Earle Lusby. William
Moore. Elmer Cox. Charles W. Lippold:
Owens, Lloyd Jenkins. Kirby Jenkins.
Clifford jenkins. Raymond Roberts. John
Roberts and James Fowler
a pleasant masquerade surprise party
was rendered to Miss Grace and
Master Ralph Garren at their home. 9O7
street northeast. Among those pres
ent were Ida and John Major, Harvey and
Lottie Ellis, Fred. Annie and Henry
Pfaff. Frederica Harding, Miss Carter
and Garnett Curtis, Miss Ruth Hawkins,
Miss Grace Garren Miss Helen Popham.
Paul Leverone, Sylvan Felter, Robert
Mr.. and Mrs s. l.. Blood of New York
are guests of Mrs. 1. Henderson, 1912
Rhode Island avenue.
| Miss Mary Orr entertained the NJ. O..
| c. Club at her home, Is Il street south
west, Wednesday evening last. Among
those present were Misses Mary Orr. Bill
| lie O'Mara, Margaret Carr, Marie Hall,
Elizabeth Healy, Catherine Carr. Teresa
Freeman. Geneva Herman, Anna Nc
| Graw. Viola Johnston. Louise O'Mara.
Eta McGraw. Josephine o. Meare and
Mary Dombhart. and Messrs: Clarence
Poston, John Lehman. Edward Lanahan.
Powderly Carr, Clinton Brown, William
krug, William Carr, Robert Brown, John
Dombhart Bernard Costello and John
Macintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf Of 2016 Co.
lumbia road, will sail February 20 from
Brooklyn on the steamer Carolina for
| Porto Rico to visit Judge Adolph Grant
Wolf Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf will be the
house guests Of Gov. Regis Post at the
palace.
|
| Miss Laird Of the Laclede left for
| Tampa and other points in Florida a few
| days ago for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. John y. Pistol will be at home In
the Eutaw, 1904 Monroe street northwest
| February II, from 5 to 6, and will have
assisting her Mrs George F. Dudley. Mrs
| II. r. Harding. Mrs. f. S. Brandt, Mrs
Harry B. Wilson and Mrs. Edwin X. Hall
Mrs Bertha c. Lackaye of Oak Grove
villa has house guests her brother and
sister-in-law. Capt. and Mrs. William
| Reowe Boutwell, of Fort Monroe, who
will remain until after the 18th to attend
the Presidents reception of the army and
navy. Also visiting Mrs. I.ackaye are
Judge and Mrs. Cassidy and DR.. and Mrs.
| Englee of Philadelphia. Mrs. Lackaye
will entertain at a box party for her
guests Tuesday afternoon.
| pleasant evening was spent at the
residence of Miss Virginia Kirby, IUJ
Massachusetts avenue northeast. Thurs
day. February 4, at a dance given in
| honor Of her sixteenth birthday. After a
series of dances the guests repaired to
| the dining room, where refreshments
were served. After the intermission the
| guests continued dancing until a late
hour. the. last dance being the barn
| dance" Among those present were Miss
Alice Myers. Capt James c. Dulin jr.
Miss, Clara Sherwood, Mr.. w. r. Lamar
Miss Capitola Anderson, Mr.. Edwin
Leavitt. Miss Helen Anderson, Mr.. How
ard Roberts. Miss Florence Simpson. Mr.
Walter Paul, Miss Ruth Zellers. Mr.
Frank Allen. Miss Grace Simpson, Mr.
James Tilford. Miss Jessie Ramsay. Mr.
William Patchel. Miss Virginia Kirby
and Mr.. Lewis Mattern.
A large subscription dance was given ir
Georgetown last Monday evening at Lin
tliicum Hall. under the management OF
| several of the younger set The commit
tee in charge included Mrs. William G.
LOCKER Miss Camille DuBose Miss kath-
crime DuBose. Miss Philis Snyder. Miss
| Frances Dodge and Miss Helen Williams
Late in the evening a buffet supper was
served. The guests. who numbered about
two hundred. were received by Mrs. Viii
liam B. Orme. Mrs. Thomas Hyde Mrs
George p. DuBose. Mrs. j. William Henry
and Mrs. Henry Matthews. The guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartwe
Cragin, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Owen Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young. Mr.. and Mrs
William Worthington. the latter wearing
old rose messaIne; Mr.. and Mrs William
Charf1eld LOCKER. Mrs. LOCKER in a gowr
Of white lace over pale blue satin; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harold Goodwin. Mrs. Goodwin in al
empire dress of black lace and combined
| with satin messaline and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Drum Hunt. the latter wearing 6
white satin drectoire gown. Among the
| younger set conspicuous for their pretty
dresses were Miss Margaret yesterday il
q white satin empire gown: Miss Frances
Dodge in a blue fowered net over white
satin; Miss Geline Mcdonald in corn-col
ored chiffon over satin of the same shade
Miss Pool wearing pale pink louisine
| Miss Clarence onowden of Alexandria ir
an empire gown of lilac satin; Miss Lucia
Karmany in black satin messaline: Mis-:
Elizabeth Hoover In pink radium silk witt
embroidered bands: Miss Adelaide Slack
in rose-colored satin messaline: Mis-.
Slack, wearing white silk gauze; Mis-.
Pennebaker, in white messaline combined
with gold; Miss Snowden of Alexandria
wearing a dress OF blue satin messaline
Miss Worthington, In white chiffon owe
satin: Miss Lieze Goodwin, in pale blu,
messaline: Miss Williams, wearing a di
rectoire gown of rose pink satin MESA
line: Miss DuBose. in a dress of light blu
| satin: Miss Roberts Of Prince Georg
, county. Md, wearing empire gown o
white satin: Miss katherine DuBose II
t white satin directoire gown; Miss Gate
{ wood. in pale yellow satin messaline: Mis-
| Ridgway. wearing light blue radium sill
with touches OF silver; Miss Minnie Lip