Evening star., 1909-02-14

petit, in pale blue satin messaline: Miss
Louise Cox. in q dress of soft white satin;
Miss Anna Miller. in a white satin en-
pire gown with gold gauZe bands; Miss
Louisa Swami. in crimson satin MESA
line; Miss katherine Howard. wearing a
dress of pale blue chiffon: Miss Madge
Clarke. in a gown of white satin MESA
line; Miss Anna HUBBARD wearing violet
satin messaline over chiffon; Miss jose
phine Waggaman. in light blue satin;
Miss Black. in a dress of pale blue crepe
de chine; Miss Louise White, in white
satin empire gown; Miss Virginia wal
lace wearing pink satin mesSalne, and
Miss Rose Ball, in a drectoire gown of
white satin.
Others present were Mr.. Percy Finney.
Mr.. James W. Harper. Mr.. Randolph
Charles Cropley. Mr.. Clarence Roberts.
Mr.. Spalding, Mr.. Basil Boteer. Mr.. Hill.
Mr.. Swan st. Clair. Mr.. Smart. Mr.. James
LIE Compt Ford. Mr.. Dawson Williams,
DR.. Richard Cooke. Mr.. Walter English.
Mr.. Erskine Gordon, Mr.. Jonathan Starr.
Mr.. James Hunton. Mr.. Albert Howard.
Mr.. David Brewster. Mr.. Oden Bowie
Roberts, Mr.. James Drysdale. Mr.. Leonard
L. Nicholson, jr., Lieut. Fred Billiard, L.
S.R.C.S. DR.. Kerr. Mr. John Sterrett, Mr..
Blake Gordon, Mr. Reginald LOCKER, Mr..
Orvile Ecker. Mr.. Archibald King, Mr..
Garnett Smith. Mr.. Wayne Richie. Mr..
Hopkins. Mr.. William Hope Smith. U.SA.; /;
Mr.. Oscar Dorsey. Mr.. Magruder Dent.
Smith. Mr.. Earnest Briscoe. DR.. Garnett,
Mr.. Faucet, Mr. Hall, DR.. a. B. Bennett,
DIR. Franklyn. Mr.. Fuller, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.
Callam and Mr.. Brown.
Miss Eloise Orme entertained at a de-
lightful dance last Friday evening at
Evermay, the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs William 3. Orme Of Georgetown.
The large drawing rooms which were
cleared for dancing were beautifully ar
ranged with quantities Of red aftona
and palms, and the stringed orchestra was
stationed in the hallway in a bower OF
green's. Late in the evening supper was
served at large table in the dining room.
which was arranged with centerpiece OF
crimson carnations and ferns. All the
rooms were profusely lighted with red
shaded candles. The programs, etc,
were In the shape OF hearts in honor of
ST Valentines day Miss Orme was as
sisted by her mother In receiving her
guests.
Mr.. William Brown, jr., was the host
al a delightful card party last evening at
the home ot his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brown Of P street. There were
about twenty guests and hearts was the
game enjoyed, supper being served at
a late hour. The drawing room and din
| ing room were tastefully decorated with
| red and white carnations and ferns. and
| the supper table looked unusually attract
| i've with large centerpiece of carnations
| and ferns and numbers of crimson shaded
| lights Mr.. Brown was assisted in re-
| ceiving his guests by his mother. Among
| those who enjoyed the evening were Miss
| Hannah Matthews. Miss Dorothy Leetch.
| Miss Lucy Mackall. Miss Dorothy Tai
| colt, Miss katherine Beale. Miss Juliet
Paris, Miss Frances De Lashmutt, Miss
Anne Blackwood. Mr.. Summerield Nc
! Carteney, Mr.. William Leetch, Mr.. George
| Howard, Mr.. Charles Thorne. Mr.. James
| Mason. Mr.. Henry Sargent Mr.. Law
renee Du Bose and Mr. Morris Paris.
Mrs NJ A. Ballinger OF 2Sth street will
give small tea tomorrow afternoon in
| honor of her house guest. Mrs. John Bis
| bee Of Keokuk. Iowa. Mrs. Ballinger also
| has cards out for another small tea Mon
day, February -
Mrs. Thomas Edwin RidgWay and Miss
| Tonta Ridgway will entertain at a large
! tea Monday. February 22, from until
O'Clock in honor of Miss Dorothy Miller
| OF Elizabeth. \. j.. who will be their
house guest during the inauguration.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ. Kennerly will give
| reception tomorrow evening from 8
| until 10 O'Clock In honor of the twenty
| fifth anniversary of their marriage
| Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Schafer now reside
| at 1902 10th street.
| Mrs. Driscoll. wife of Representative NJ
| DriSco1l of SvracuSe n Y is woman of