Evening star., 1909-02-14
SOCIETY.
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have returned to their home in the Kene-
saw from a visit with relatives in Bal
| timore.
Miss Carrie Adler of Pitsburg. Pa. is
| the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Abel
| of Clifton street
Miss Viola Letterman of Charlottesville'
Va, and Mr.. Harold H. Levi OF BAIT
more. whose engagement was fecsntty
of Miss Letterman Sunday nsht las.'
| Miss Irma Stern, who Is mouse guest
went down for the event.
Col and Mrs. Davis Of Vancouver bar
| racks left Monday night for their new
| station in New Orleans. The DaV1ses nave
| been at Vancouver for so long tnat tney
| had endeared themselves to Portland peo.
pie and will be greatly missed IN socia
| circles. Mrs. Davis was a delightful mu-
| sician with a pretty soprano voice ana a
charming manner that made her much
sought for guest. Thomas S. McGrath
entertained for them prior to their depar-
| ture with a dinner at the Portland. Mr..
and Mrs. n. z. Aver also gave them a
| dirfner at home and Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley
| of Tacoma were hosts with dinner al
| the Portland. The Saturday night pre-
| ceding their departure large banquet
| was given Col Davis by prominent men
| of the city and number of the ofncers
| from the post.
Mrs Davis was Miss Mary Wilson OF
this city.
| Mrs. Burkett. wife of Senator Burkett.
| received Thursday afternoon from 3 to
o'clock. The drawing room was prettlly
| decorated with Richmond roses and
| palms. The hostess received her many
callers In a white lace gown. Presiding
over the daintily appointed tea table IN
| the dining room was her attractive young
| daughter, Miss Lenore Burkett. and Miss
| Rebecka Chany.
Mrs. George Tully Vaughn is entain-
ing as her house guest Miss Jones OF
| Chicago.
Mrs Paynter, wife of Senator Paynter,
| and Mrs Johnston, wife of Senator john
| ston, were at home to their friends Thurs
day afternoon. Many callers were receiv-
ed from official and resident society.
Mrs William Cato assisted by the Ia
dies OF the Cairo. will give a euchre and
bridge party tomorrow afternoon in the
| ballroom at . o'clock for the benefit or
the Social Settlement and Neighborhood
| House.
! Mr.. and Mrs A. f. Townsend of Colo
| RADIO Springs are in the city for an in
definite time, guests at the Normandle.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Blackstone of 37O1
|
| house guests their relatives, Misses Fan
ME. Ruth and Nellie Dent of st. Mary
| county, Md.
Former Representative Gudser of North
| Carolina arrived Wednesday and is Nlslt-
! ing his son-n-law and daughter, Repre-
| sentative and Mrs. John Langley, at
| their apartment In the De Soto.
| Mr.. and Mrs II. Beach of Buffalo, Ny.
| inrv fay
! ton, guests at the Riggs House.
| Mrs Robert Harper of 1915 10Th street
| will be at home to her friends tomorrow
! Mrs F.. c. Gregory of North Carolina.
VINO has been the guest of her parents,
| Senator and Mrs. Overman, at the Coch-
| ran for the past three weeks and mas
| been the recipient of much social atten-
ton, has returned to her home.
| Mrs. Bartholdt. wife Of Representative
| Bartholdt of Missouri was at home to
| her friends at 1903 Euclid street Tues
| day afternoon. The parlors were pro-
| fusely decorated with red roses and
| ferns. Mrs. Bartholdt received her
| guests in a handsome white lace gown.
/ Many guests were received during the
| afternoon. She will receive again Tues
| day, the c}d.
| The congressional ladies of the Cairo
gave one of the prettlest at homes OF
| the season in the parlors of the Cairo
| Tuesday afternoon from ) to O'Clock.
| The decorations for the occasion We're
| Richmond roses. palms and ferns. The
tea table was adorred with a centerplece
| of red roses and was presided over by
| Mrs Harwood In a handsome gown of
| blue chiffon broadcloth and Mrs. Bennet
| of New York in becoming gown OF
white lace over silk. Among the ladies
| who welcomed the many guests were
| Mrs Frederick c. Stevens. who headed
| the receiving line. gowned in becom-
| ing dress of black chiffon velvet. Mrs.
| Frank Mondell. in pale blue chiffon; Mrs.
| Michael DrscOll, in a handsome gown or
| iaVender satin; Mrs. James kennedy,
! in white embroidered silk; Mrs. William
| Ryan, in a pink cloth gown; Mrs. Frank
Nye, in white lace over satin, with gold
| trimmings: Mrs. Henry S. Caulfe!d,
! blue broadcloth: Mrs. Howard Snapp, in
a. handsome salmon colored satin; Mrs.
Robert Bonynge, in black lace over
white silk: Mrs. Paul Howland, in
| lavender messaine- Others assisting IN
the dining room We're Mrs. William
| daughter of Representative and Mrs.
| Nye, in yellow satin: Miss Byerson. in
| old rose silk: Miss Kennedy. daughter
| of Representative and Mrs. Kennedy, in
pale blue chiffon.
Mrs. Charles II. Bates will be at home
| informally Friday afternoon, February %.
| Mrs A. Y. Dykes entertained number
| Of young people in honor of her daueh-
ters the Misses Florence and Ethel
| DYKES, at her home in Brookland Thurs
day evening. After music and games
were enjoyed the guests repaired to the
tastefuly decorated dining room where
supper was served. Among those present
We're Misses Annie Davidson. Gather
! inc Davis. Rosalie Cuttings. Rachel john
! L al, I I IA