Evening star., 1909-04-25
SOCIETY.
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guest of her mother, Mrs. M. Kaufman
for the week end.

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guest Of her mother, Mrs. M. Kaufman,
| for the week end.
Mrs. Aaron Birkenwald and son Syl-
van OF Baltimore are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. n. Newmyer of the Tulane,
18th and v streets northwest, for a few
days
Mrs. Alexander Wolf and son William
are expected home today from Atlantic
City.
Miss Helen Potter returned to her home
| in New York state Thursday night att
er several months stay with her uncle.
| DR.. Roscoe Luce.
Mrs. Otto Luebkert is in Lakewood.
N. ].
Mr.. r. b. Scott and his son, Emmet c.
Scott. have gone for a short visit to rela-
tives in Norfolk and Richmond.
Miss Emma Norris and Miss Margaret
| Norris of Baltimore were the guests OF
| friends in Georgetown during the past
| week.
ter. Miss Virginia Fairfax of New Or
/ leans. are the guests of Mrs. Briggs
Noise at her home on II street.
Col and Mrs. C. ]. Bailey of the West
| moreland left recently for New York,
where they expect to make visit Of
several weeks.
Miss Dorothy Gatewood. daughter of
Medical Inspector James D. Gatewood,
U.S.N, who has been spending several
! weeks in Charlottesville. Va, attending
the Easter festivities at the University Of
| Virginia, has returned to her home In
Washington.
| Commander and Mrs. William NJ. Irwin
| gave a box party last night at the Tri-
| who were Miss Harriet Hatch. Miss Dor
| othy Langfitt, Miss Annie Irwin, Lieut.
| Hoiabird Lieut.. Powell and Lieut..
Thomas. went afterward to their home
for supper.
Miss Hitchcock entertained at a young
| peoples tea yesterday and Miss Everett
| and Miss Helen Buchanan will entertain
| young companies at tea tomorrow.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
residence of the Misses Lillian and Regina
Georgius, 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, last
Friday. The occasion was a birthday
party given in honor Of their brother
Robert. Dancing. singing and games
| filled the evening. Those present were
Misses Mary Durner. Anna Slack. Stella
Mcmahon. Lucille Jones. A. Connor, Lii
liam Georgius. Iona Krouse Of Baltimore
Regina Georgius, Margaret Daley. Anna
Barns and Janet Burbage: Messrs L.
Rowzes. ]. r. stringfellow,. Brookes. Fred
Murphy, James A. Sullivan, Finley
Traves. Mccoy. Prof. Fisher and Robert
Georgius; Mr.. and Mrs Richardson. Mr..
| and Mrs Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson E.
Eppley. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Georgius. Mrs.
Jeffrey, Mrs. r. Murphy, Mrs. Hartford
and Mrs. NJ. Jones.
Friday evening the Peoples Church
rendered an informal reception to their
temporary pastor. Rev. Franklin K. Gif
ford. and his wife at the home of Mr..
George A. Warren, 1443 Highland ter
were rendered by DR.. Clifton Clark, with
Mrs. w. D. Mackenzie as accompanist;
by Miss Eta Wilson. with Mrs. Hattie
Abbott as accompanist, and by Mr..
Hummeston. Mr.. H. w. Selah gave reel
tations Refreshments Of ice cream and
cake closed a pleasant evening. Among
those present were Rev and Mrs. Frank
lin Kent Clifford. DR.. and Mrs William
Tindall. DR.. and Mrs: J. J. Shirley. Mr.
and Mrs. John Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
N. Fouts, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Shi-
bley Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kemon, Mr..
and Mrs a. z. Wild; Mr.: and Mrs Will
Hattie E. Abbott, Mss. H. c. Bebb, Mrs.
Cora Davis Thompson. Mrs. Mary E.
Merrill, Mrs. Jennie L. Munroe. Mrs.
Frances Upperman, Mrs. Julia Thomp-
son, Mrs. Charles A. Metcalf. Mrs. Ethel
Cohen Mrs. Marie H. Heath, Mrs. Miller
Shannon, Misses Margaret Warren. Es-
telle Wild, Marjory Hadden, Annie P.
Goebel, Lee Patterson, Belle Payne, Eta
Wilson. Frances Crosby, Amy Hummes-
ton. Gertrude Mackley, Virginia Here
ford. Anna Hereford. Prof. Thomas E.
Will. Prof. Hyland c. Kirk, Prof. Will
liam NJ. Coleman. Prof. Frederic NJ. Noa,
DR.. Clifton Clark, Messrs. John Hansen,
George B. Rose. c. III. Transporter. H.
w. Selah, George A. Warren. Benjamin
Munroe, Clarence Farwell. N. 0. Brig
ham, b. Pickmann Mann, Erling Kohler,
Leland p. Shidy. Elias j. Dakin, III. +.
Kendall and D. c. Sherman.
The marriage OF Miss Emily Griffin Reid
and DIR. Dwight Gordon Smith will take
place on the evening Of May IL at the
apartment OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Isabelle Graham Reid, in the Savoy. The
father of the bride-elect was the late
Capt. Richard Walker Reid of the Con-
federate army, who was a son of John
Orr Reid and Martha Rosser Reid Of
Failing River, Campbell county. Va, and
great grandson Of Lord Lovett Of Scot