Evening star., 1909-03-10
Carolina, Mrs. Blocklinger and Mrs. Ton

Carolina, Mrs. Blocklinger and Mrs. Ton
ner.
Lady Paget, with Mr. Theodore P.
Shonts and Miss Shonts, will be here Sun
day night and are expected to make
for Palm Beach to remain throughout
March. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and
Miss Townsend will join the party here
for the southern trip.
DIR. and Mrs. Richard D. Harlan had
a distinguished company at their home
last night to hear Mr.. Henry 7. Burlefgh,
the baritone soloist of st. Georges
Church, New York give a song recital.
Mr.. Burleigh's program was delightfully."-
varied.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman.
the Swedish minister and Nine. Lager
crantz, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, Mrs.
Norman Williams. Admiral O'Neill. Mr..
and Mrs. Tiffany Dyer, DR.. and Mrs Ere
mont Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Putnam were few of the guests.
Mrs NJ. A. Ryan of New York is here
on visit to her sister Mrs. o. H. Fow-
Ter. at 1927 Oregon avenue. and will be
at home Friday, March l., from to g.
Mrs Joel Hillman, who has spent the
winter months at tne ftOtel tuuoll, AL
lantic City, has joined Mr.. Hillman at
their apartments at the Albany. She will
remain in Washington until April 8.
Mrs. James B. Winner and the Misses
Winner will be at home Thursdays. March
IS and 25. and will have with them Mrs
Rorer, who is the guest of her mother
Mr.. and Mrs Rorer will sail April to
make their future home in Port of Spain
Trinidad.
Dr. II. H. Howett. wife and sister Miss
Walker of Walkerton. Va, spent In
auguration week at the home of Dr.
Howett's sister. Mrs. William Montgom-
cry, Mount Pleasant.
Mr. Eugene P Gooding of New York
and son spent the week of inauguration
with his mother at the home of Mrs.
Fraser. 900 B street southwest.
Mr. Thomas F. Walsh has dinner invi-
tations out for large dinner Sunday,
March IA.
Miss Edith B. Child of 1910 Ingleside
terrace entertained last night in honor
of Miss Barker of Newport
Miss Minnie Curtis. at her home in B
street northeast, last evening entertained
in honor of her cousin. Miss Bernice
| Comstock of Denver. Col, who is spend
ing the winter in New Haven. Conn.
and has attended the inaugural cere-
monies in Washington Mr.. LIE Roy gave
Piano numbers We're contributed by Miss
! Wheelock and Miss Lacey. Those pres
ent were Miss Gertrude Trow. Miss Ou1da
| Wheelock. Miss Urso Yorks Miss Esther
Elliott, Miss Bessie Ide. Miss Lenore
| Lacey, Miss Bernice Comstock. Miss Cos
| tello. Miss ToZer and Miss Curtis, Mr..
| Clarence F.. Newton, Mr.. LIE Roy. Mr..
John B. Kelly. Mr.. Rexford L. Holmes,
Mr.. John kneip, Mr.. Merrill Galliher,
| Mr.. Perry Corbett, Mr.. William F. Hardy
| and Mr. Homer S. Sackett.
| The Misses NJ and l.. Krupsaw have
been entertaining party for the In
| auguration. Miss Ida Glavens of An
napolis. Md: Miss Devine of Baltimore,
| Md Miss Ida Levy of New York city
Mr. Harry A. Norwich of Philadelphia.
Pa. and Mr.. Michael Braunstein of
| Bridgeton, n. j.. all of whom have re-
| turned to their homes.
The Misses Mccarthy of Prescott On
tario. Canada. are the guests of Mrs. NJ.
| l. Weller of Seward square, Capitol Hill.
A dance was given at the Ontario Mon
day evening by Messrs. John and Lanier
| McLachlen in honor. of Miss Martha
Storer of Toledo. Ohio. Those present
| were Misses Brighton Cole, Collins
Dobyns Elliott, Hall, Hawks, Heilprin.
Henderson, Howser. Hyde. Jackson. John
| son. LASER Leary. Lord. Middleton, G.
Milan V. MILAN, Musser, Shedd, Storer.
Swingle, Welborn Welsh and White. and
| Messrs Beerbower, Chapman. Cleveland
Dougherty. Hammack. Harvey, Hodgkins,
| Hospital Howard, Jackson, Leary. j. M.
McLachlen. L. P. McLachlen. Magruder'
| Moody, Moran. Richardson. Robinson
Slarrow. F. Smith, H. Smith Stuart.
Townsend, Trudgian, Watson and Wilson.
The chaperons were Mrs. A. M. McLach-
len and Mrs. Foulois.
| Mrs Charles Gould and Miss Constance
Brewster Woodhouse, guests OF Mrs.
Thomas c. Bourne, have returned to
Philadelphia.
The Misses Austin of 1st street enter
tanned last week Mr. George E. Derr. Mr..
Jack N. Rothfuss and Mr.. Arthur A.
Klonower of Philadelphia, Pa.
The Kemah Canoe Club gave it's first
annual dance Monday evening at LII
brary Hall. Chevy Chase. The members,
their ladies and invited guests spent
a delightful evening. During the inter-
mission refreshments were served.
Miss Cora NJ Warner entertained
party of friends at her home. 394l Pros
pect avenue northwest. last Friday even
ing in honor of her guest Miss V1rgle
Porter Of Norfolk. Va Among those
who participated in the pleasures OF the
evening were the Misses Carrie Dove.
Sexton Ethel Moore, Theresa Moore. and
the Messrs. Earle Weeks, Eugene Cogs-
we'll. Fulton NJ Harty. John Elliott,
Harry Pitts, Stewart Angelo. Barry
Case John Dugan and William Deuel..
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
B. Cecil Stell. Mrs. w. Deuel. and son,
Master John Deuel.. of Norfolk, Va.
Miss Francis Nye, daughter of Rep
resentative Nye of Minneapolis, was
the hostess at a beautiful dinner party
given in the banquet hall of the Cairo
last night in honor of Miss McGee of
MINNEAPOLIS and Miss Clapp. daughter
of Senator Clapp Of Minnesota. Covers
were laid for twenty-eight.
The dinner began at o'clock. The
| centerpece was an immense bouquet
of Richmond roses. surrounded by
southern smilax. Cordons of smilax ex-
tended from the center to each cover
Dainty dinner cards were at each
plate as well as Richmond rose.
During the dinner an orchestra fur
nished a musical program. Later the
| guests were invited to the ball room.
| where a dance was held.
Mrs. George w. Ross has as her