Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31
SOCIETY.
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SOClElY.
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of Cleveland Park, left last Monday for
her home in Admission, Ala.
Mrs. Lester A. Barr and Miss Barr will
be at home next Thursday at their apart
ment at the Wyoming. They will also re-
ceive February II.
Mrs. Graeham Hume and her mother.
Mrs. Willett will be at home next Tues
day. at their home on 10Th street.
Mr.. l.. l.. Nicholson of Rockville, Nd,
was the guest during the past week of
his son, Mr.. Leonard L.. Nicholson. jr.,
at his apartment in the Nancemonde.
Mrs. Henry Charles Dinger, wife of
Lieut. Dnger, U.S.N., will be at home
next Thursday afternoon at her home on
Q street.
Mrs. Lambert Of 9Th street has as her
house guest her sister, Mrs. S. w. knowl-
ton Of Oldtown, Me.
Mrs James McComas left Washington
recently for New York, where she eX-
poets to make her home in the future.
Miss Alice Golden returned to her home
on p street last Friday, after an eX-
tended visit in Wheeling, W. Va, where
she was the guest of relatives and friends.
Rear Admiral Royal B. Bradford, Us.
n, and Mrs. Bradford had as their
guest during the past week Mrs. Edward
Darlington Johnston.
Miss Katherine Moran of Q street left
recently for New York. where she will
spend several weeks as the guest Of
friends.
Mrs. s. Sewall Cissel and Miss Eloise
Cissel of Oak street will he at home
Thursdays, February and IL.
Miss Helen Radford Cartwright. who
has been spending the past month in
Washington as the guest of Mrs. William
l.. Hartley. has returned to her home in
Newark, n. ].
Gen. and Mrs George s. Grimes of 10Th
street have as their house guests their
son-in-law and daughter, Lieut.. d. D.
Thompkins, U.SA., and Mrs. Thompkins.
Mrs. Harrison Mcclure and Miss Laura
Mcclure have as their guests Miss Marion
Lawrence and Miss Alice Lawrence OF
Albany. n. Y. Before returning to their
home the Misses Lawrence will visit rela-
tiyes in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Bailey will leave
next Tuesday for Harrisburg. Pa, where
they Will Spen0 several weeks as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward.
Miss Josepha Aldrich was the hostess
at little dinner last Thursday evening
| in honor of her house guest, Miss Eloise
Darlington OF Elizabeth, n. j. The table
was artistically arranged with La France
roses maidenhair ferns and pale pink
shaded lights. and covers were laid for
twenty guests.
Cn11V Nor lyol i've 90 t1rp-
day. February 6, at her home, 304O Dunn
barton avenue.
Mrs. William b. Orme, Mrs Rawlins
Thursdays, February 4, IL and IS, at
their home, Evermay, on 18th street.
| Mrs John Wheeler Beale and Miss Eliz-
abeth Beale will be at home Tuesdays
during the season at their home on p
| street.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Owen Thompson had
| as their house guest during the week
Miss Frances Ransom of Baltimore.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. King. who have
| been spending some time in Winchester,
| Va. returned Thursday Of last week to
| their home in this city.
| Miss Margaret Beall, who has been Wis
| iting friends in Washington, returned last
l week W her iOult, StuS, MI.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harris of North Capitol
street entertained informally at cards
| last Tuesday evening.
| Miss Beecher of Philadelphia is the
house guest for several weeks of Mrs.
| Louis Jackson.
Mrs. S. s. VOORHEES, entertained infor
mally at cards last Tuesday evening at
| her home on r street on the George
| town Heights.
Miss Helen Williams of Georgetown and
/ Miss Snowden of Alexandria were among
| the guests at a large house party in Vir-
GINA during the past week.
| Miss Ida Hough has been the guest for
| the past few weeks of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James w. Russell Of Waterford
| Va.
| Mrs. Harshman. wife of Prof Walter
| II. Harshman. U.S.N., who has been
| spending the weekend as the guest of
friends in Washington. has returned to
! her home in Annapolis.
! Mrs. John Richie of the Decatur has
as her house guest her mother. Mrs. p
| Harrison kensit of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. David Agnes Greenlees will be at
| home next Thursday at her home on r
street on the Georgetown Heights.
| Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Smoot of r street
| have as their guests, Mr.. Shoots mother
and sister. Mrs. John S. Smoot and Miss
Julia Snoot.
The second Georgetown assembly, which
| took place last Monday evening at Linthi-
cum Hall, was one of the pleasant affairs
of the season. Mrs. William b. Orme,
! Mrs. Charles Hartwell Cragin, Mrs.
Downes L. Wilson and Mrs Henry Mat
| thews received the guests. who numbered
about 200. and the committee in charge in
| Guided Mr.. Leonard l.. Nicholson. jr, Mr..
| Erskine Gordon. Mr.. Rawlins Hume, Mr..
/ Harold Crist and Mr.. Orvile Ecker
| Mrs Henry Charles Dinger wife of
1 Lieut.. Dinger, U.S.N.. was the hostess at
a delightful at home last Thursday after
noon at her residence, 1I23 q street The
drawing room and halls were charmingly
| arranged with palms and pink carnations.
and I'm the dining room the tea table
| looked exquisite with beautiful lace and
damask cloth, and decorated with ferns.
| pink carnations and rose-shaded candles
| t,1e i1x-a,- ACry -Enx