Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-18

worth, Mrs. Magruder. Mr. N1liiam
Bowie Clarke, Mrs Franklin Ellis. Mrs
Parsons. Mrs. Lowden. Mrs. Barney, MT
and Mrs. Ralph Cross Johnson, Mrs
James Mcmillan. Miss Bryan. Mrs. Sher-
idan Mrs James Wadsworth. Mrs. FAR
child, Mrs. Hale Mrs. Mum. Miss BOARD
man, Mrs. Crowninshield. MIR. Henry Du
Pont. Miss Lowering and Admiral . Nell
Mrs William Phillips and her son. the
third assistant secretary of state, Mr.
William Phillips. welcomed a notable com
pany last night at a musical. when MI
and Mrs kelly-Cole of New York, tenor
and pianist. and Mrs Marsh of Boston
also a pianist. gave a charming program
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox
and others of the cabinet circle, as Wen
diplomats and residents, enjoyed the
occasion.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. F. Z. Chadwick
of lakewood Terrace. Newport. r. L., are
going abroad for the spring months, Sail
ing on the Barbarossa for Spain
Mrs. G.. Livingston Stewart. Mrs. j. 5
Stoddard and Miss Laura Kirk of TINS
city were luncheon guests yesterday at
a st. Patricks day party in Baltimore
with Mrs. John 7. Hendricks as hostess
Lady Rowland Of Toronto. Canada, has
left Washington for Pinehurst, n g.
after spending several weeks WISHING
Mrs. Silas Hare of zoos | street.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
f. Vaughan. 132 u street northwest was
the scene of A pretty gathering OF young
people Monday evening. March Is. the oc-
casion being the tenth birthday anniver-
eary of their son. John Wesley Vaughan
The evening was pleasantly spent i'll mu-
sic. games etc. Prizes for the peanut
hunt were won by Lillian MCGOWAN and
Harry Hull. and after distribution the
guests repaired to the dining room. where
refreshments were served. The decora-
lions were in green and red. Those pres
ent were Viola Thomas. Marian Collins.
MCGOWAN. Huewt Collins. Harry Hull.
Earle MCGOWAN. Willie Vaughan and
Wesley Vaughan. The parents of some
of the children were present and took
part in the merrymaking.
Miss Mamye Hughes Mrs. Kate Rehu.
Miss Kate O'Connor and Miss Irene
Byrne, who have been visiting Miss Mar
garet Reyes of 1883 Florida avenue. have
returned to their homes in Richmond
after a pleasant stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gareissen will he
at home the last two Sundays of March
at 1919 Connecticut avenue.
Dr. Fankey Bacon, US.N. entertained
his fellow officers aboard the South Da-
kota March s, announcing his engage
ment TO Miss Elizabeth Taggart of this
city
enjoying the winter season at the Ponce
de Leon at ST. Augustine. Fla, are Mrs
+. B. Moves and Miss Moves of this city
Miss Dorothy Pierson, who has been at
school in Washington during the winter,
has joined Mrs. A. r. Pierson and party
at the Alcazar. where Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Shedd are also registered for a brief
stay.
Miss Manic Cso1l 10 h.,
itinS Miss Shackette for the past two
weeks. left this morning for Princeton,
where she will be the house guest OF
Prof. and Mrs. Winans before returning
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Hall gave a thea
ter party. followed by a supper last night
In honor of the North Dakota delegation
and Mrs. McCumber. Senator and Mrs.
Johnson. Representative and Mrs. Gronna,
Representative and Mrs. Hanna and Rep
resentative J. Kennedy OF Fargo.
Nine. WI will receive tomorrow at the
Chinese legation. from 4 to g.
The fancy dress dance at the Herbert
Wadsworths is the event Of this evening
and will appropriately celebrate the mi
careme. Those who do not care to wear
costumes may affect fancy head dressing,
the hostess leaving it optional.
Miss Hildegarde Nagal. daughter Of tho
Secretary of Commerce and Labor sailed
for Europe yesterday. She is accompanied
by the Misses Adele and Amy Brandeis of
onage Of Mrs. Florence de Mele. will go
to Spain, after visit to Paris remain
ing in Europe until next September. Sec
rotary Nagel was in New York and saw
the party off.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer are to be entertained at the opera
tonight in Philadelphia by Mr.. and Mrs.
at the supper after the performance.
Mrs. Henry Clay Browning viii not be
at home Fridays for the present, but will
announce a day after Easter
Mrs Carter. wife of Senator Carter. has
gone 10 New York to remain until Sun
day
Mrs. and Miss Townsend have returned
from New York
Mrs. Thomas II. Hutchinson gave
Wen Hitchcock of New York. The other
guests We're Mrs. Burrows. Nine. Que
sada. Mrs. Dalzell. Mrs Rayner. Mrs.
Fleming. Mrs. Lauterbach. Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. Oracle. Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Terry,
Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Koon.
Mrs. Macdonald. Mrs. Talmage. Mrs. J.
Alden Smith. Mrs. Musgrave Mrs. Fair
child, Miss Treat. Mrs. Vandergrift and
Miss Hull Of Baltimore.
Mrs. r. *. Goldsborough and the
Misses GoldsDorough gave tea yesterday
in honor of their house guest. Miss Ell
lott of Buford. s. c., and Miss Dorothy
Gardner Williams Miss Finley, Miss
Jean Loring. Miss Williams, Miss Jen-
nings. Miss Perkins and Mrs Burdett as
sisted Miss Mitchell served the frappe
and Mrs. Jordan and Miss Elizabeth kib-
hey were a the tea table.
i surprise party was rendered Miss
EmiN Dittoe last evening. Vocal and
piano solos were rendered by the Misses
Emily Dittoe and Nell lie Cain and Mr..
Charles Taylor 4 delightful buffet sup
per was served and dancing was enjoyed.
Those present were Miss Emily A. Dittoe,
Miss Carolyn Dittoe. Miss Annette Dittoe,
Miss Mary Dittoe. Miss Irene Stack Miss
Ada Stack. Miss Nellie Stack Miss Nell
lie Cain Miss Dorothy Farr, Miss NJ. b.
Becktaugh. Charles Taylor. Arthur Tuck
er. Fred Doe Milton Daniels. Henry
Ransom and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dttoe
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Deaths Reported.
Tie following deaths were reported to
the District health Office during the past
twenty-four hours:
Margaret l.. Miles. 81 years. Grafton
Hotel, Connecticut avenue and De Sales
street.
Frances Hogan. l year, 55 street