Evening star., 1909-05-29

week, anu Ell TOulS Is IHdhlIlS NISIlS Will
several friends. Miss Darlington was a
debutante of the past season
Mr.. and Mrs. William Colman and son.
Aaron. will be at home Sunday evening,
from ) to 10, at 1916 9th street.
The Ladies of the Heliotrope Circle en-
tertained several hundred guests at tea
idence of Mrs James Smith, 1910 25th
street northwest. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with palms, spring bios
SONS and foliage. Candles burned under
red shades in the parlor and heliotrope in
the dining room and several instrumental
numbers were rendered during the even
ing. The guests were presented by Mr.. j.
w. Crusor to Mrs. Alice Carroll, presi-
dent: Mrs. Martha Howard. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Lavinia Palmer. treasurer;
Miss Maria Morgan. financial secretary:
Mrs. Mamie Carter, recording secretary;
Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Maggie Thomas.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holt. Mrs. Lille g. Will
liams, Mrs. Hermoine Morgan and Mrs.
Regenda Foster. Mrs. Mary Moore as
sisted in receiving the guests. Miss Lewis
and Miss Oceoreeder were at the tea and
punch tables. respectively.
After 10 o'clock an informal supper was
served to the circle and the few friends
asked to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fischer and son
Sylvan of 1920 street northwest will be
at home Sunday, May 80, from to 1O
pm. in honor Of the latter's confirmation
Prof. Livingstone and daughter Of 1920
street northwest left for New York
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hugh Stevenson
have arrived in Washington and are stay
ing at the Highlands.
Mrs E. E. kilburn of Philadelphia and
her daughter, Miss Fennimore, are the
guests of Mrs. and Miss James at the
Everett Hotel. The visitors. will remain
In Washington another week.
Mrs. Simon Guggenheim, wife of Sen
ator Guggenheim; Master John Simon
Guggenheim. Master George Dewer Guy
military attache to the United States
embassy at Paris, France, will sail June
on the Kaiser Wilhelm II from New
York to Bremen.
Mrs. Robert Christy and Miss Katha-
rine B. Christy left today for a week
end visit to the family of Gen. Marion p
Maus at Rockville. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Hennen Jennings and
Miss Katharine Jennings have closed
their house for the season and are at the
Hotel Wolcott. New York. They are
sailing for Europe next week.
Mrs. j. Edwin Lawton. formerly Miss
Helen Prescott Hubbard. will be at home
to her friends Fridays in June at 7O4
Goth street. saa
Mrs Henry T. Brian of 1914 Columbia
road. her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Grace
NJ. Brian. and grandson. Henry T. Brian,
I'd. are spending the summer with Capt.
and Mrs. Brian.s daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8. Baker Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, at their cottage in
Amityville, L. I.
Miss Ellen Linn Motion OF Birming-
ham, Ala, and Miss Mabel Hathaway
Of Lanard. Kan. have been the house
guests of Mrs. Theodore H. Tiller Of 1892
Massachusetts avenue for the past ten
days.
Miss Elsie Carson Gaddis. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene E. Gaddis. has re-
turned from an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in Ohio, Michigan and
Indiana.
Miss Barbara Kaufman and Miss Mar
garet johnson will spend next week in
Anna polls and will be the guests at the
emy. Capt. Charles I. Badger. and Mrs.
Badger.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Gherardi
were hosts at dinner last night in honor
Of the Attorney General. when the others
Richard Wayne Parker Admiral and
Mrs. Evans. Mrs. MCGUIRE, Miss Ran
dolph. Miss Carlisle, Admiral Brownson
and Commander Butler
Mr.. Joseph II. Curran's forty-sixth
birthday was delightfully."- celebrated last
night by a surprise party at his home.
1915 P street. IT was arranged by Mrs.
Curran and their two interesting young
daughters, Mildred and Ruth, and was a
great success both in all the elements of
surprise anticipated and the pleasure 1t
gave both to- Mr. Curran and the guests
who spent the evening with him enjoying
music. recitations and refreshments. A
birthday cake was the center Of attrac-
ton on the bountifully supplied and pref
tily adorned supper table. and a fiashlight
picture Of the scene was taken.
Rev. DR.. Macleod, Mr.. Lackie, Mr.. VIII
liam johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. vannes, Mr..
and Mrs. McReynolds and Mr.. J. Harvey
were among those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Dennis
have gone to Atlantic City to remain over
Decoration day.