Evening star., 1909-05-02
SOCIETY.
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Commander Thomas w. Kinkaid Us.N.,
and Mrs. kinkaid. who was the guest
during the past week of relatives IN
Georgetown, has returned to her home III
the Norfolk navy yard.
Nine Garcia Velez and her two inter-
estinG children. Masters Calixto and Car
los. wife and children of the Cuban min
lister. arrived in the city last week ana
are guests at the Raleigh Hotel. Nine
Garcia will be a welcome addition to the
diplomatic circle in Washington. as she
is woman of charming personality and
a fine musician. She is delighted with
her new home. and with her husband and
children takes long automobile trips
around the city every afternoon.
Miss Addie HUBBARD cf the Holmes left
last Monday for Rye. Long island where
she will he the guest for several months
of Mrs. James S. McCullough and her
daughter, Miss Mildred Mccullough.
Later in the summer Miss Hubbard will
visit friends in the Green Spring valley
and in Fredericksburg. Va, returning to
Georgetown late in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Z. Darnell had as their
guest last week. Mrs. Darnell's brother.
DR.. Hugh A. Barbee of Point Pleasant.
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pike were the
guests recently of MIR. Pixies parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Yvon Pike.
Mrs. Underwood and Miss Beatrice Tn
dcrwood, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Underwood's mother and sister, Mrs.
Graves and Miss Emily Graves. at their
apartment in Hammond Court, expect to
their home in Knoxville. Tenn. Mrs. Un-
derwood was formerly Miss Belle Graves
of Georgetown.
the guest of her mother Mrs. George Bas-
skerville Douglas, at her apartment in the
Portner. returned last week to her home
in Charleston, s. c.. Mrs. Gourdip is
the president of the Children of the
American Revolution.
Mr. and Mrs. Alister Cochran of the
kenesaw expect to close their apartment
about June ! and will so to Muskoka,
Canada, where they will open their cot
tage for the summer.
Chief Engineer Thorn Williamson. Us
NJ. and Mrs. Williamson Of r street, who
recently returned from New York, had
as their house guest during the week their
son. Paymaster Thorn Williamson jr.,
who is attached to the U.S.S. Panther.
The second of the new series of dances
at the Dumbarton Club was held last
Tuesday evening at the clubhouse on r
street. Among those who enjoyed the
Greenlees. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chatfield LOCKER. Miss
Blanche Darby. Miss Louise Cox, Miss
Edgarina Hastings Miss Henry. Miss
May Slack. Miss Madge Clarke Miss Mary
Harvey. Miss Nary Williams, Miss Lucia
Harmony. Mr.. Gasto'>s g. Hand, Mr.. Will
liam Waggaman. Mr.. Tarar. Mr.. Billie
| Nailor Mr.. Leonard l.. Nicn-Ison. ir..
Mr. Ernest Briscoe. Mr.. James Drysaele
Mr. Louis Anserp. Mr. Odne Bowie Rob-
erts, Mr. Walter English, Mr.. Youlk and
Mr. Orville Ecker.
Mrs. Prentiss Wilson, wife of Dr. Will
| son of 2O24 o street, entertained at an
unusually attractive and pretty bridge
party last Wednesday afternoon. There
were several tables and after the game
| dainty supper of sandwiches. salad. cof-
/ fee, etc. was served The first prize, q
i beautiful pongee parasol. was won by
Mrs. Leavitt, and the second prize,
pair of long white kid gloves was won
by Miss Julia Lippett of Georgetown.
i Mrs. Powell Grady was the hostess at a
| delightful lat home' last Tuesday after
noon, complimentary to Mrs John New
port Green. who has been her house guest
for several weeks.
/ Mrs. Jane Hobbs has returned recently
from Chicago. where she has been spend
ing several days.
Miss Edna Hazen. who has been visit
! ing friends in Maryland, has returned to
her home in this city.
i Miss Daisy Ethel Trowbridge, a niece
OF Senator Scott of West Virginia, who