Evening star., 1909-02-28
SOCIETY.
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ception has been set for Sunday, March
Z, from $50 to pm
Mrs. LIE Gage Pratt, wife of Representa-
tive Pratt of New Jersey, is the guest this
week of Dr. and Mrs. John Stutz at their
residence, 1G45 18th street Mrs StutZ will
be at home to her friends, assisted by Mrs.
Pratt Tuesday afternoon from 4 to g
o'clock.
Mrs. ]. Whit Heron and Miss Heron
will be at home informally Monday, March
I, for the last time this season.
Mrs. Harry L. Goodstein of Trenton
n. j., and Mr.. Albert Goodman of Bir-
mingham. Ala, are the guests Of their
mother. Mrs. S. Goodman Of the Oswego.
1926 u street.
Miss Rena Fleischman, who was the
guest of her aunt. Mrs l.. Greif Of 1910
Eutaw place. Baltimore, where she went
to attend the Phoenix Clubs dance Of
all nations, has returned to town.
The minister of Colombia and Nine
Cortez gave dinner Of sixteen covers
last night.
William L. Day of Ohio. United States
attorney. will be house guest Of Justice
and Mrs. Day for this week.
MI. ana MIS-. r. ~ monroe VIII nave
for their guests for Inauguration DR.. and
Mrs Drake and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Soes; DR.. and Mrs. Hydrick and Mr..
and Mrs. Hinckley of Ohio.
Miss Daisy Loretta Loveless, daughter
! of Mrs and the late Mr.. E. ]. Loveless OF
this city, was married to Mr.. Shirley ].
Holiday Of Orangeburg. S. c., February
%, 1909. in Oklahoma City. Okla. by the
Rev Father Mulsaer. pastor of st. Jo-
zephs Catholic Church of that city.
Mrs Marie II. Smith entertained few
friends at dinner last evening. The num-
Der of her residence has been changed
from PAP to 1913 Columbia road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Croxton en-
tertained the Waring class of Calvary
Methodist Church at their home on Gi-
rard street northwest last Wednesday
evening. A literary and musical pro
gram in which Mrs Croxton, Miss Rose
Osborn and Mr.. FalcOner took part. added
20 the pleasure of the evening. Prizes
were awarded in games. Miss Harriet r.
Finde Miss Ethelyn Hall. Mr. Falconer
and MrJ BSappington being winners. The
parlors and dining room were artisticaiy
decorated. the latter room having fruit
laden cherry tree with the trunk encircled
by an American flag. Plates were laid for
! a bout forty Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waring, Rev. Joseph
Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert r. Bogue
Misses Mathews, Douglas, Harriet F.
Finch. MYRTLE Byers, Clara Mansfield
AviIla Mansfield Ethelyn Hall. Nettie
Jean Hall, Charlotte Deitrick' Mary Nor
gan, Eva Kennedy. Edith Potbury. Miss
| Hattie Hayes and Miss Hoge; Messrs
Fred Croxton. ]. 3. Sappington. George
r. Samson, c. G.. Farwell, James Young
blood. William Springer. j. 7. Harris.
clyde Palmer, Frederick Croxton, jr.. and
Mr.. Faiconer.
Mrs. Diffenderfer entertained several
| from 4 to :. Her pleasant home was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
flags. In the dining room cluny lace
| cloth covered the tea table. which had
number of friends to assist her for the
afternoon and the occasion was one of
great pleasure to every caller.
| Col. George r. Cotton, the insular col
| lector of customs. and his sister, Miss
Marjorie Cotton. who have been in the
Philippines since the last visit of Presi-
dent-elect and Mrs. Taft there. landed
| in San Francisco yesterday and will be
| here for the inauguration. Col Cotton
| and Miss Cotton went on the ship with
Mr. and Mrs. Taft and the latter travelled
| with Mrs. Taft considerably after reach-
ing Manila. Miss Cotton presided over
| her brothers home in Manila and it will
| be remembered was the queen of the
carnival there last year.
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nounces the marriage OF her daughter.
Daphne Miriam Edwards, to DR.. Henry
| b. Floyd Monday, February %. 1909, in
Camden. n. j.
! pretty barn dance was given We'd
| nesday night at Oakmont Inn, the coun-
| try home of Mrs. NJ. Furrow, where
| dancing and an elaborate supper was en-
joyed until past midnight. Vocal selec-
| tions and music was rendered by quar-
tet and Miss Edna Colburn. Mr.. William
Step and Mr.. Charles Mackintosh. Among
| the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T. ludlow
Mr. and Mrs. w. Colburn. Mr.. and Mrs
| C. Macintosh. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Macintosh. Mrs. w. w. Macintosh.
| Miss Jessie Cecil, Miss Myrtle Cecil, Miss
| Edna Colburn, Miss Lovel Macintosh,
Miss Edith Macintosh and Miss Agnes
Bergman, Mr.. D.. Phillips. Mr.. E. Shirfy,
| Mr.. H. Furrow, Mr. J. Macintosh, Mr.,
w. Lewis. Mr., w. Step, Mr. c. Pattee
and Mr.. F. Warde.
| DIR. and Mrs Thomas Dowliny of the
| Wicomico will have as their guests next
week Judge and Mrs. Luther Mendenhall
| OF Pittsburg and Miss Crist of Columbia. |
Pa.
| Mrs. W A. Morsell Of the Allenhurst
and Miss Wheeler OF Baltimore will he ar |
home informally Monday, after 3 O'Clock. |
| The next Secretary Of War, Mr.. Jacob
| McGavock Dickinson of Tennessee and
Mrs Dickinson will be the leaders of
southern society at the cal tai during the