Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31

serving the tea were Miss Genevieve Cas-
sis, Miss Lucy Dorset, Miss Frances
Blake Miss Jeanne Grady. Miss Emily 8.
r. Glover and Miss Mary Reich. During
the afternoon an attractive musical pro-
gram was rendered by Mrs. Gertrude Ar
mold. who sang several soprano solos. ac-
companied by Miss Nelly Wheatly. and
Miss Edna Snyder who gave a number
of selections on the violin. accompanied
on the piano by Miss Aurelia Dickerson.
The Tuesday night dance held at the
Dumbarton Club last week has proved the
most attractive OF the season SO far.
After the dancing refreshments were
served in the club dining room. With the
members and their guests who attended
were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Snoot. Mr..
William E. Ellis. Miss Madse Clarke.
Miss Mary Hecklin. Miss Louise Cox.
Miss Mabel Raney. Miss Mamie
Peirce. Miss Lucinda Carpenter Penne-
baker, Miss Emma Wilson, Miss Brady,
Mr.. William Naylor. Mr.. George Easter
day. Mr.. Fred c. kleinschmidt, Mr.. Wal
ter English. Mr.. Frank Peirce, Mr.. Will
liam Hall, Mr.. Albert Howard, DR.. Rich
ard Cook. Mr.. Howard. Mr.. Walter Eng
lish and Mr.. Charles B. Cheyney.
Miss Marion Edmonston King. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. King, who
sailed recently for Europe, where she ex-
poets to spend the winter has arrived in
King Will go to southern Italy for sew
eral weeks. and In the spring she will 20
to the northern part of Italy. She will re-
turn to Washington late in June.
Mrs. Bourne. wife Of Senator Jonathan
Bourne of Portland. Ore, has opened
their apartment In S:oneleigh Court for
the season.
Senator and Mrs Fletcher and their two
interesting daughters will arrive in Wash
ington this week and will open their resi-
dence on Massachusetts, avenue. which
Senator Fletcher bought from former
Senator Long last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Enslow of New
York are guests at the Cairo.
Mrs. Frank J.. Fremont. who has been
spending a year in Europe, will return to
Washington this week and will have an
apartment at the Cairo for the season.
Rev. C. Ernest Smith and family have
returned to their home. 20i9 " street.
They spent the summer and early fall
months al their country home in Mary
land.
Mrs. ". S. Knox of New Hampshire
avenue. accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Knox, and niece, Miss Van ArSdae
are spending few days at Annapolis.
They attended the foot ball anne and hop
given there last night.
Miss McArdel Of 18th street is spending
fortnight in the south visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuno Rudolph have taken
an apartment at the Dresden for the win
ter season.
Mrs. Moore arrived Wednesday from
trip to New York and will spend the sea-
son with her daughter. Mrs. Walker, on
n street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vorhis have taken
q house on Connecticut avenue for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ward Neal Of SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, are guests at the Cairo for a
few weeks
Col. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle and their
charming young daughter arrived In
Washington Thursday and have opened
their residence on 18th street FIR the win
ter. They spent the summer and early
fall months at their cottage in Buena
Vista, Pa.
The Cuban minister. Senior Garcia Velez
returned to New York Friday after hav-
ing spent several days I'm Washington
last week to locate his family for the
winter. Senior Garcia Velez and Nine.
Velez have been spending the past
month in New York, guests at the Hotel
Ansonia, and are expected to arrive In
Washington this week.
ton and Nine. de Padro are located for
the winter at 1924 Vermont avenue.
Mr.. J. Calvin Main, who was i'm Pitts
burg for two weeks, returned home last
week.