Evening star., 1909-01-31
SOCIETY

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delphia with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Raphael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger will
entertain the Evening Bridge Club to-
night at their home in Q street.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baer Of Georgetown Is VISIT
ing her mother. Mrs. Dinkelspiel, in New
York.
Miss Lena Strauss leaves town today
for q months visit with relatives in
Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Hilda Frank returns to Norfolk,
Va. tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scheuer and son.
Jerome sehsuer' of OF Newark sa N MI have have
Scheuer's sister. Mrs. Abe King OF the
Louisiana, 18th street northwest.
Miss Sarah Leon is visiting friends In
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Howard 8. Nyman gave a tea yes
| terday afternoon from to z at her
charming home on 21st street. In the
| drawing room and dining room quanti-
ties Of red roses and palms were used
in the decoration. Mrs. Nyman received
color satin. Mrs. Henry E. Davis. Mrs:
JohE D. Patten. Mrs. FITTING, Mrs. Fred
Chaplin. Miss Treat and Miss Foster as
| sisted in the hospitality. which was at
tended by many we'll known persons in
Official and resident society.
Mrs N. H. Van Zandt and Mrs. Jeanie
Cabell O'Neill will not be at home Tues
days in February. but will receive FRI
days in February with Mrs. E. Lee Nor
gan on Washington Circle.
Judge A. Richmond Mullowny and Mrs.
Mullowny have as their guest Mrs. Rich
ard Lewis Young of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Young will remain two or three weeks.
An afternoon reception will be held In
her honor Friday. February S.
The tea given by Miss Aukam Friday
in compliment of Mrs. Rufus l.. Allen of
North Carolina was well attended. in
spite of the inclemency of the weather.
The color scheme in the dining room was
of red roses and ferns, with red shades
on the candelabra. The table was pre-
S S.ded over by Mrs. Rene Bache, Miss
Biddle. Mrs. r. C. Wilton and Mrs. AUX
am. The drawing room and hall were
banked with pink roses and smilax. Re-
and Miss Davis.
Mrs Herman r. Howenstein will not
be at home until the latter part of Feb
ruary.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wheatley en-
tertained last Monday evening in honor
of the eighteenth birthday anniversary
Of their son. William ]. Wheatley. Games
| were a merry feature OF the evening and
refreshments were served. Among those
present were the Misses Olive Erect, Au-
gusta Dorr. Kathleen and Annie Lawson.
Emily Smith. Frances Eaton, Jessie Cor
such, Matte RogerSon, Nellie PLACER,
| Mabel Monroe, Mamie Owens, Ruth How
| ell, Maude Douglas, Mollie Bean. Ethel
and Phillippi Wheatley. Nettie Ferriar,
Florence and Emma Rohrman. Frieda
Gerner, Martha Walsh, Mildred Bucking
ham and Harriet Hauschild: Messrs. Will
liam Buckingham, Charles Gerner. Emory
Monroe. George and William Rbhman.
Raymond Gibson, Frank Mettler. Herbert
Percy Barse and Eugene Bean: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gerner. Mr.. and Mrs. Saun-
ders, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Bosse, Mr..
and Mrs. Wheatley. Mrs. Owens. Mrs.
Mary F: Bosse, Mrs; Bowie. Mrs. Haus-
John E. Buckingham, Mr.. H. Douglas
and Master Raymond Wheatley
Mrs. James Robert Tindle of Pitts
burg, the only daughter of the next Sec
retary Of State, was married while her
father was in the first Roosevelt cabinet.
The ceremony was at Valley Forge, the
Pennsylvania estate Of Senator Knox,
and was attended by party from this
city, including the President. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tindle live at Valley Forge much
of their time. circumstance which
makes the homecoming Of Senator and
Mrs. Knox. nearly every Sunday, an ex-
ceedingly pleasant one.
Lieut. and Mrs. William Sloane Harrison,
who were married here Wednesday even
ing. went south for the first stage Of their
honeymoon travels and are staying in
Spartanburg. s. c.. with the mother of
the former. Mrs. William Sloane Harri-
Thursday night. The hostess was ele-
gantly gowned in silver gray satin and
silver lace. The bride wore white satin
and lace and Miss Harrison, the sister of
the bridegroom, wore pale green satin
school friends. Miss Helen White and
Miss May Williams. the first in peacock
blue satin and the last In rose pink satin
made up the house party. Forty young
people were dancing in the cotillon.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harrison will go later
on to Port Royal, s. c.. the formers sta
tion
Mrs. Thomas A. Dobyns will be at home
Fridays, February and II. 1917 Belmont
road.
Representative and Mrs. George c. stur-