Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-26
MRS. WILLIAM F. DENNIS.
President Of Southern Relief Society.

srn Relief Society.
Monday. and are guests at the Raleigh.
They have taken house on 18th street,
formerly occupied by the Argentine min
lister and Nine. Portela The minister
apartment In the hotel until the latter
part OF January before moving into their
new home.
who is spending the winter in Philadel-
phia, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
l.. Curtiss at their home on 18th street.
Senator shively left Washington last
week to spend several days at his home
in Indiana.
Senator Ellison Smith of Florence, S. c.,
Is spending the Christmas holidays at his
home In the south.
Mrs. NJ. Mulholland, accompanied by her
little daughter Margaret. left Monday for
a two-week trip to Mississippi, where they
will visit relatives.
Representative and Mrs Scott Ferris.
accompanied by the sister Of the former.
whD has been their house guest for sew
eral weeks. left Friday to spend the holi-
days at their home in Lawton Okla.
Miss Helen Daugherty. Miss Estelle
Brick and Miss Velma Twomy. who are
attending school here In the city. left last
week for their homes In South Bend,
Ind, to spend the holiday season.
Senator Carter and his elder son. John,
left Washington last week for Panama.
They expect to return early in January.
Miss Ruth Heidrick. Miss Bess Held
rick, and Miss Harriet Banner, who are
pupils at private schools in Washington,
vile, Pa. where they will spend their
vacation.
Senator and Mrs Benjamin shively of
Indiana entertained at dinner Wednes-
day evening in honor Of Mr.. Titus Jones
OF South Bend. Ind.
Representative and Mrs. Richard Bar
tholdt OF st. Louis. Mo-, have returned to
Washington and have opened their resi-
dence on Euclid street for the winter.
Senator Clay of Marietta, Ca, who has
been a guest at the Normandie for the
past three weeks. left Thursday for his
home in the south to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Representative Burns Of Tennessee left
last week to spend the holidays at his
home In the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Ellsworth have
returned to their home on Girard street.
after an enjoyable visit to Trenton, N. J.,
and Philadelphia, Pa
Senator and Mrs. Thompson of North
Dakota have as their guest for an indefi-
mite time Mrs. Grewell of Minneapolis
Mimi. and their son. Mr.. Roy Thompson
who Is student at a university in North
Dakota, will spend the Christmas holi-
days with his parents at the Hamilton
Hotel, where they have an apartment for
the season.
Representative and Mrs Nelson Wheel
er of Endeavor, Pa. and their daughter
Miss Wheeler. are guests at the New Will
lard for the winter.
Representative and Mrs. Jack Beall of
Texas have as their guests Mrs. Mollie
Eubank Sempei and Miss Bessie Eubank
of Texas. Representative and Mrs. Beall
will take an apartment at the Cochran
Hotel the LIST Of January.
The marriage Of Miss Christine Kean
Roosevelt. eldest daughter of Mr.; and
James e. Shelley. u. 8. A.. will take
place Tuesday next In New York and will
be a military event. A reception for the
intimate friends and large family circle
go on from here to attend the festivities.
The bride is a niece Of Senator Kean.
There are still five unmarried Roosevelt
girls. Miss Ethel Roosevelt, the debutante
Gladys and Jean. the daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Roosevelt, and Miss
Olga Roosevelt, the daughter Of Mr..
Robert B. Roosevelt, now Of this city.
Mrs. Mary Ward Sinister of this city.
who was visiting In Louisville last week,
was the recipient OF much hospitality.
Mrs. Amman Bryce and Miss Bryce Of
London who are staying at the British
embassy, will go for visit with Mrs.
Martin w. Littleton. of 113 East 57th
street. New York, tomorrow.
Mr.. William Phillips, secretary Of the
American embassy In London. will sail
for this country January 8. The mar
riage of Miss Caroline Astor Drayton:
New York, and Mr.. Phillips. will take
place in New York January IT. Mr..
Phillips expects to return to London be-
fore the end of January with his bride.
The British second secretary and Mrs
Esmond Ovey went to New York Friday
to meet Miss Constance Ovey, who arriv-
ed from England yesterday. Miss Ovey
will accompany her brother and sister
in-law to this city and be their guest for
the winter.
Mrs. Hit. who is occupying her new
prettiest box hedges In this city around
the garden in front Of It. The bushes
are good size and represent already
years of growth.
Former Senator and Mrs. Dryden, who
remained away later than usual this sea-
son. have a box hedge around their ter
race plots which was put in lately. The
plants are not over a hand high
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, with an
eye to the outside ornamention of the
parking around their yet unfinished man.
sion have had groups Of hydrangea
bushes placed between each window
opening on all sides Of the triangular
structure. IL they thrive as they should