Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-17
Miss Virginia Heth.

Miss Emily Matter received consolation
prizes. Among those present were Miss
Ruth Foster, Miss Grace Marvin, Miss
Emily Matter Miss Ella Kraft, Miss
Esther Foster, Miss Louise Willcoxon.
Miss Eleanor Capers and Miss Corneia
Capers; Messrs. c. c. Wilson, c. Kraft,
Moneyway, frank Marvin, Walter Simp-
son and w. d. WillcoXon.
Mrs. Dolliver, wife of Senator Dolliver
of Iowa. received Thursday afternoon for
the first time this season at her home in
Massachusetts avenue.
The Washingtonians have issued cards
for a dance Thursday evening, Janu-
airy p.
Miss Helen B. Wood entertained at a
party recently in honor Of Miss Hilda
604 F street northeast. The evening was
pleasantly spent and refreshments were
served. Among those present were Hilda
Devries, Edith Maddux, Edna Faye.
Kathleen McElfresh Edna Richards,
Maryland Langford, Katie Woods. Inga
Forsberg. Helen Woods, W. T. Conboye.
T. j. Chapman, Walter Simpson. Ralph
Trammelle, James Faye, Frank Davis,
Nat I. Worley, Franklin ]. Barr.
The ladies of the Rector's Aid Society
of Ascension Church will give a tea Mon
day January IS. from to 10, in the
Sunday school room of the church.
Mrs Simon Guggenheim, wife Of the
junior senator from Colorado. will receive
Thursday afternoons during the season
at her residence, 1886 L street.
Mrs. Charles Elwood Foster and Miss
Curtin will not be at home Mondays until
January % and February l.
Mrs Richard Sylvester and Miss Laura
Sylvester will be at home Mondays, Feb
ruary 1 and Is.
Mrs. John B. Goode and her daughter.
Miss Leila Symington Goode of. Roland
Park will come here shortly TO spend the
rest of the winter with Mrs. Goodies
brother Lieut.. Commander Powers SYM
ington, U.S.N.
Miss Anna L. McGrath's eighteenth
birthday was recently celebrated by a
dance at the family apartment at the
Sherman. Vocal and instrumental music
was also enjoyed and buffet supper was
Served Among those present were Mrs.
James McGrath, Mrs. A. McGrath, Miss
Rosalie McGrath of Capitol HILL Mrs.
Hoteen of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. l..
Mulin.
Mrs. Oliver Prince Buell. and Mrs.
Lawrence Sprague Rabbit entertained
informally at dinner Wednesday evening
of last week in honor of Mr.. Low kia
tSldu d1u SUI, Tie rev
David HilIhouse Buell. of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Low and Father Buell. were college
mates a Yale over twenty-five years
ago and this occasion was their first
meeting since that time. Mr.. Low left
recently for the north, where he will
spend some time travelling among the
New England towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Anderson left
last week for a two-week trip to At
lantic City, going later to New York
to visit Mrs. Anderson's broher-in-law
and sister, DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton.
Miss Fredercka Yenny of Brooklyn
recently arrived in Washington. and is
spending about two weeks as the guest
of friends in the Hamilton.
Invitations have been issued for a
large subscription dance, to be given at
tinthicum Hall. in Georgetown on Mon
day evening February 8. The committee
in charge Of the affair is Mrs. William
Chatfield LOCKER. who is the secretary,
and Mrs. w. c. Wor .hington. Miss Helen
Williams Miss Camille DuBose, Miss
Katherine DuBose and Miss Frances
Dodge.
Miss Virginia Johnson was the guest
recently of Miss Matilda Arnold at her
home near Lucketts, Va.
Mrs. Buchanen has as her house guest
for The remainder of the winter her sis
ter Miss Anna S. Hill of Maryland.
Mrs George P. DuBose. Miss Camille
DuBOse and Miss Katherine DuBose of
1908 @ street, will be at home Thurs
days, January p and IS.
Miss Elizabeth Hoover entertained at
cards last Thursday evening in honor
of those who received at the tea given
that afternoon by Mrs. William Bart
LETT Hoover for her sister, Mrs. William
FitzHugh Gurley of Omaha, Neb. The
prizes were won by Miss Anna Miller
and Mr. Richard Drum Hunt. Late in
served at the small tables. Miss Hoover's
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Drum
Hunt, Miss Annis Zepp. Miss Anna Mil
gaman. Mr.. Jonathan Starr. Mr.. Evans
Booker, Mr.. William Spurgin. Mr.. James
Drysdale and DR.. Hart, U.S.A.
9th street. will be at home today in honor
of the confirmation of their son Milton
from to 6 and to 10 O'Clock.
Mrs S. Treitel and daughter Inez. who
have been visiting Mrs Treitel's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woog of T street, returned
to their home in Woonsocket r. l.,
Thursday.
Mr.. Stanley Lansburgh celebrated his
twenty-first birthday anniversary by Civ
ing dinner to SOME of his friends Sun
day night last. Toasts were drunk to
the host and clever speeches were made by
those seated around the festive, who were
the Messrs. Leo Fishel. Philip Herman
Sidney Selinger, Bernard Baer, Milton
Baer and Hoover Zook.
Mrs Arthur Baumgarten and daughter
1 Z, r-ntft
York.
Mrs. Ned Meyer and daughter Dorothy
have returned to their home in New
| York city.
Mrs Robert Meyer is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Ball. in Nor
| folk. Va
| The Council of Jewish Women held
most interesting meeting Tuesday after
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