Evening star., 1909-04-18

Mrs. John B. Kinnear.
the academy last night. They will return
here early this week. Mrs. Saunders.
widow OF former Senator Saunders of
Nebraska, mother of Mrs. Harrison, who
has been with her daughter for some
weeks. will return to Omaha next week,
| accompanied by her grandson, William
Henry Harrison.
Miss Julia Heyl. daughter of Col. Heyl,
and debutante Of the winter, will visit
Mrs. William Hogg, in Annapolis this
| week and will assist at a tea which her
hostess will give Wednesday.
the past week in honor of Miss Sophy
Johnston, who will be a debutante of next
| season. Miss Chew was assisted by Miss
Weeks and Miss Elizabeth kibby.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hilton and daughter
| Elsie of Richmond. Va, are at home
again after pleasant visit with Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Edgar Mitchell.
| Mr.. Richard D. Daniels recently gave
a handsomely appointed dinner at the
home of his mother, Mrs. w. 8. Daniels.
Among the guests were some of the
senior class of Trinity College In honor
of the Delta Tau Delta, of which Mr.
Daniels is member, the fraternity COL
ors were used in the table decorations.
| the centerpiece being Of purple sweet peas,
with violets and cowslips and bows of
purple and white ribbons to complete the
adornment.
Mrs Frank Harrison and Mrs. Edgar
Simons with Miss Katherine Harrison
spent the Easter holidays at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. A. B. Weissenborn and Miss An
nette Weissenborn of Appleton. Wis.
have returned home from a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Bowen.
Miss Annie Duncan and Miss Mary
Murphy of Philadelphia. Pa. were the
Easter guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Galbraith.
Of the Mckinley Manual Training High
School Cadets was given Thursday even
ing at 1917 r street northwest. The bat
talon officers. under whose auspices the
ball was given. are Maj. George NJ.
Weber. Adjt. A. B. Dunn and Quarter
master r. w. Benton. Mrs. G. A. Weber
and Mrs. w. W. Alleger were the chap
erones.
A poverty party was given the MEM
bers of the Sunday school committee of
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church by
the members of the flower committee,
April IA, at the home of Miss Cressy L.
Dudley. Upon their arrival the guests
were ushered to the back door and from
there to the cloakroom in the cellar. Pen
alties and fines were enforced upon the
erring ones, then poverty contests and a
yl{yoo frH, hal lo<o ~
evening light refreshments were served.
most enjoyable evening was spent by
all present. among whom were Miss
es A. K. Whitmer. E. P. Kelly. s. r.
c. L. Dudley and Adelaide Lincoln, and
Messrs. Chester Robbins. o. ". An
derson, A. P. Harrison, Edwin Dudley,
Willie Dyre and II. Lyons.
The young people OF Takoma Park gave
a very successful surprise party to Miss
Adelaide Lincoln of Holly avenue The
evening was spent in games, promenades
and dancing. Refreshments were served
in the dining room. Those present were
Miss Eva p Kelly, S. E. Watkins. Edith
Curran. c. L. Dudley. F. l.. Markham and
Adelaide Lincoln. and Messrs. James
Taylor. Steiner. Moore. Brown. J. NJ. r.
Adams and ]. B. Smith. A very pleasant
evening was spent by the guests and
hostess.
DIR. and Mrs Thomas Dowling will
leave today for New Orleans for brief
visit.
The senior art class and the faculty of
Washington Seminary were entertained
last night at the home of Mrs. Cortelyou
and her sister. Miss Grace Hinds who
has been in charge of the class of art
history at the seminary, and a fitting
conclusion to their study they were ush-
cred up to the cozy library. where they
wandered through an art gallery in which
they saw the worlds most famed paint
ings-if not in actual form by means OF
amusingly original symbols. A watch set
at II o'clock represented Rembrandt's
rightly guessed to be the popular HUI
guenot Lovers: Sweet Sixteen was in
stantly recognized in group of sixteen
sugar Jumps. and amid laughter and
one cleverly represented painting to an
other. After the gallery had heen adj
mired and the different pictures identified
the young ladies danced to the music OF
reel was interrupted by invitation to enter
the dining room. where refreshments dear
to every schoolgirls heart were served
by Mrs. Cortelyou and her two little
daughters. On the table. eXquisitely deco
rated with crimson rosebuds. were
grouped appetiZing Easter rabbits. and
chickens on sugar nests were in turn sur
rounded by baskets of candies, nuts and
cakes.
After supper more dancing followed.
and then the guests were entertained by
wonderfully true reproductions of grand
opera choruses and famous violin solos
from records a conclusion to delight
full evening.
Mrs. Cortelyou Is a member of the
schools advisory board. and when she
and her sister leave Washington the
school will miss their close personal in
terest
The guests of the evening We're Mrs. |
George Thomas Smallwood. Mrs. Ordway. |
Misses Lane. Ewing Bailey, Zimmerman |
and Hanson of the faculty, and the men, |
bers of Miss Kinds art class. Misses Van
Arsdale, Leland MILAN. Johnstone, Won
HERMANN. Calvo. Lehman. Niepp Kit
finger. Mclaughlin. Jenney. Collins. !
Hawke. Abbott. Hall. Densmore and i
Fischer. and Miss Dorothy Smallwood
and her guest Miss Pauline Rim.
Miss Cornelia Lloyd. who has been SO ill /
for two weeks. will not be at home Mon
day, April 49, but will receive her friends
the succeeding Mondays. |
Mrs William n. Carr entertained at a
large bridge, followed by tea, at the
Washington Club yesterday.
The Turkish ambassador entertained
party at dinner lasc night.
Mrs and the Misses Meyer. wife and
daughters of the Postmaster General
changed their residence yesterday to the
Morgan house on Scott Circle. The Pos;-
master General. who is In Boston. will