Evening star., 1909-01-31
MRS. GEORGE LORD.

giss of West Virginia entertained a num-
Der of their friends very handsomely Fri
day night at a musical given at Con-
gress Hall Hotel The large dining room
on the main floor was the scene of the
hospitality. which had special interest in
the fact that as the host and his wife
were but recently married the entertain-
given in Washington since that happy
event.
The spacious room was decorated with
palms, foliage plants and flowers. The
Io.,a hostess wa. was elegantly dressed in white
with fine lace. After the music. in which
Mr. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. baritone.
and Mr.. s. M. Fabian. pianist. assisted
by Miss Maria Lee Goodwin. pianist: Mr..
Bonna Ezabeth Saakns Fefe tenor and Miss
participated, delicious supper was
served and a social hour enjoyed.
Some Of the guests were Representa-
tive and Mrs. Cook, Representative and
Mrs. DeArmond. Representative and Mrs.
Russell. Representative and Mrs. Ed
wards, Representative and Mrs. Shackle-
ford. Representative and Mrs. Hinshaw,
Representative and Mrs. Burnett, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Madison. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Gardner. Representative
and Mrs. Kipp. Representative and Mrs.
Adamson. Representative and Mrs Lena
han. Representative and Mrs Pollard,
Representative and Mrs. Ashbrook, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Macon, Representa-.
tive and Mrs. Dixon, Representative and
Mrs. Davenport, Representative and Mrs.
Willett, Representative and Mrs Hack
ney. Representative and Mrs Griggs.
sentative and Mrs. Rodenburg. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hayes. Representative
and Mrs. Earrinaga. Representative and
Mrs. Ferris the Misses Kusterman, Sui.
loway and Haugen.
The Seminoles have issued cards for a
dance next Thursday evening, February 4.
Commander Retzmann. naval attache,
and Baron Won Richthofen. secretary Of
the German embassy. entertained at
ter. DR.. Vogel. the Austrian naval at
tache and Baron Won Preuschen, the
French naval attache and Nine. de
Blanpre, the counselor of the German
embassy and Countess Won Wedel and
the military attache. Maj. Won Livonius.
Their guests for dinner were the German
consul at Philadelphia and Frau Hagen, |
Baron Won Hardenbrock and Herr Won
Prittwitz. Baron Won Richthofen will
at Berlin, sailing from New York next |
Tuesday.
The jolly Dozen will give dance Tues
day night.
their host Of friends in this city is that
Of Miss Louise McDermot and Mr. Clar-
ence A. Linthicum. January 30. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. F. d. |
Power Of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. After short out-of-town trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Linthicum will make their
home at PIG First street northwest.
where they will be pleased to see their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Freund Of New York,
whose wedding recently took place. spent
their honeymoon in this city, and we're
guests at the Willard.
Mrs. s. H. Parsons and her daughter,
Miss Parsons. will be at home Mondays In
February, 21O 1st street southeast.
Misses Mabel and Elsie Barbour ,enter-
tanned a number OF their friends Saturday
evening at their home. % v street north |
west. The evening was passed by playing
games and later dancing. The prizes for
the games were won by Mr.. Howard
Roberts, and Misses Katie Wells and
Merle Bischoff. Those present were
Bischoff Mary Wells. Katie Wells, Rita |
Allen, Ruby Gaver, Ella Baldwin, Ruth |
Baldwin. Marie Toepper. Elsie Barbour |
and Mabel Barbour. and the Messrs Alvin |
Miller. Howard Roberts, Rheesa Norris, |
Nichol. Graham Magruder. Leonard Butt, |
Wilson Baker. Myron Webster and Lee |
Kemp.
Mrs Abram Simon Of University place,
who has been spending few weeks with |
friends in Philadelphia and New York,
will be at home to her friends the FRI
days OF February.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Schneider of
1735 Columbia road are making q trip
through the northwest and the state Of
California. with Los Angeles as their
objective point. They will return by
New Orleans some time in the latter part
of March.
Miss Elizabeth Conrad of Virginia. who
ington, will leave shortly for Baltimore. |
where she will visit. going later to Nor.
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Heller, who
have been spending some time here as
the guests Of friends, left recently for
their home In Winchester, Va.
Mrs, Charles Hartwell Cragtn will re- |
ceive Tuesday at her home, 1927 Dunn
barton avenue. Mrs. Cragin will also be
at home on February the 18th.
Mrs. John @. Corley Of Richmond. Va:
Mrs. Clarence r. Dufour and Miss Du-
four.
Mrs. John B. Darlington. who has been
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell