Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05
miniature, a facsimile of which he pre-
sented to each of the fair bellies.

miniature, a facsimile of which he pre-
sented to each Of the fair bellies.
Mrs. Charles kindelberger. SO we'll
known here, was hostess at a pretty
luncheon Saturday at her home at Mare
Island, Cal, in honor of Miss Matte
Milton whose engagement was recently
announced Mrs. Edmund w. Bonnafon,
also formerly of this city, was among
the guests.
Senator Paynter of Kentucky has
leased for the season the handsome resi-
dence on Columbia road near greater
10th street belonging to Mrs: e. B.
Townsend. wife of the late Col. E. b.
Townsend of this city. Mrs. Townsend
| intends to spend a few weeks at the
Grafton and then go to Pittsburg for
the balance of the winter
Mrs. Fred Kohl, who was Miss Cooley
of this city, attended the first Greenway
ball in San Francisco last week. She
wore a stunning gown of dull rose pink
satin, with flowers woven in the ma
terial in a border design. The popularity
in the construction of this gown was
! that the patterned border formed the up
per part of the skirt and the bottom was
of the plai in satin. The bodice was of
dull silver cluny lace. with short sleeves
of the same. A wide girdle was made Of
irregular folded bands OF the lace, black
brussels net and purplish satin ribbon,
which gave an odd chic tone to the color
| scheme. A sash of the net and ribbon
hung from one side of the back and fast
ened at the waist with large rhinestone
buckle.
Vicountess Benoist day, wife of the
French naval attache. will be at hame to
her friends Saturdays throughout the
season after o'clock in her apartment at
the Ontario.
| Countess Wedel, wife Of the counselor
| of the German embassy, who has been
spending the summer in Europe. arrived
| in Washington and is opening her apart
ment in the Portland for the season.
Nine. Won Lvonius. wife of the military
attache of the German embassy. spent the
| week end in Baltimore.
| Miss Marta Calvo, daughter of the
minister from Costa Rca and Nine. Cal
vo. has issued cards for luncheon for
Idebutantes, December 16.
| Senator and Mrs. Albert Cummins of
| Iowa, who have been guests at the Ar
lington for several weeks, have taken a
house on 18th street for the congressional
| season.
Senator and Mrs. Culberson of Texas
and their little daughter, who arrived re-
Gently in Washington, are located as US
ual at the Connecticut
|
occupy, for the congressional season, their
new residence, on Q street, which the
senator bought last spring. Senator
| Chamberlain is a guest at the Cairo for
| q few weeks.
Mrs. Grennell of North Dakota is in the
city and is guest at the Hamilton for an
indefinite time.
Representative and Mrs. Frank Mondell
| of Newcastle, Wyo., are in the city and
are located at the Burlington for the
| winter season.
| Nine Wassilieff, wife of the naval at
| tache of the Russian embassy, who has
| been spending several days in New York,
has returned to her home on Bancroft
| place.
Mrs. Prince, wife of Representative
| George w. Prince of Galesburg, ILL.,, and
| their sons are at their residence, BIB 18th
street, for the season.
| Former Senator and Mrs. Teller of Colo
RADIO and their daughter Mrs. Tyler, and
| little son. Henry Teller Tyler, are in the
city for the winter and are guests at the
| Cairo.
| Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Wright of Cleveland
Ohio. and Mr.. George Billings and his sis
ter. Miss Billings of Ohio, are guests
at the Cairo for the season.
| Mrs Price wife Of Gen. Price enter
| tanned one evening last week by giving
bridge party, followed by tea. in the
ballroom of the Cairo.
| Senator William P. Frye of Maine and
| his daughter, Mrs. Briggs, arrived
| Thursday and are located at the Ham
/ ilton for the winter.
| Representative and Mrs Mann of Chi
cage, Ill, who arrived recently in the
city. will be guests at the Shoreham
| for the congressional season.
Representative and Mrs. Ebert H
Hubert and family of Iowa have taken
an apartment in the Ontario for the
season.
| Mrs. d. j. Foster, wife OF Representa-
| tive Foster of Burlington. VT, has ar
rived and opened her apartment in the
| Brunswick.
Representative and Mrs. James r.
Lloyd of Shelbyville, Mo-. arrived last
week and have an apartment In the
Rockingham for the season.
Representative Eben w. Martin and
family of Deanwood, S. D., arrived last
Monday in Washington and are located
for the congressional season in the
Brunswick.
Mrs. Graft and Miss Hope Graft, wife
and daughter or Representative Joseph
Y. Graft of Peoria, ILL.,, are in the city
and are guests, as usual. of the Dewey
Hotel.
Miss Florence Gusd0rf has returned
home from visit with relatives in New
port News, Va
Miss Maud Garner of Newport News |
Va, is the guest OF her grandmother, |
Mrs. N. Peyser OF U street northwest.
Mrs Charles Kaufman of 18th street |
entertained at dinner Sunday night In |
honor of her birthday. The table decora- |
tons were in red and green, with holly |
berries and candelabra. The guests We're: |
Mr.. and Mrs. /. l.. Blout, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Meyer Stern, Mrs. Addie Sigmund. Mr.. |
and Mrs Benjamin Frank, and Messrs. |
Joe and Sidney Frank of Baltimore, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Louis Koenigsberg of New
York. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund. Mr. |
and Mrs. Sidney C. Kaufman, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Joseph c. Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. I
Edgar c. kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe |
Lehman and Harold c. Kaufman.