Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31

| was present during the afternoon.
| Mrs Long, wife of Senator Long. will
give a reception Thursday to the Kan
| sas people in Washington She will be
| assisted in receiving by the wives Of the
| delegation In Congress from Kansas and
the young ladies attending private
schools in the CITY,
| Mrs Bankhead, wife of Senator Bank
| head of Alabama, received Thursday
| lor9 of the Riggs House. which were
effectively decorated for the occasion with
| spring blossoms. Mrs. Bankhead wore a
beautiful gown of light silk trimmed in
| by her daughter. Mrs. Perry, in blue
| chiffon cloth, made directoire. Mrs.
! Estornal of New Orleans and Mrs. AL
bert OF New York served punch.
| Miss Marion Chapman, daughter of
| Representative and Mrs. Chapman of
Vienna, ILL.,. entertained Friday evening
at a bridge party. She received her
| duchess satin. Among her guests were
Miss Helena Van Lyme of Russia, Miss
Eversman, Miss Alice Eversman, Miss
Warder. Miss Morton. Miss Saunders,
| Miss Kinnear. Messrs. Eversman, Car
| penter. Du Bots, Sammett, Hatch, Han
non and Pennybaker. A buffet supper
was served.
Miss Chapman will entertain this week
| at q card party.
Miss Helen Lehker Of Vermont avenue
| entertained at a musical Friday even
ing. A buffet supper was served.
Chapman of Illinois are entertaining as
their house guest Miss Winnifred Warder
! Of Cairo. Ill.
yol
| ley. Loudoun county, Va, is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hutchinson. Of 1913 10th street.
Miss Christine Peck Of New York ar
| rived in Washington last week and will
| spend the remainder Of the season here.
Mrs. James H. w. Blake and Miss
Frances Blake will be at home Tuesdays,
February and Q, at their home, in
o street.
Miss Bristol Of Mintwood place has
cards out for tea Monday, February 8,
from until Z.
Capt. and Mrs. Cusack, who have been
the guests of Mrs. Cusack's parents, Col
and Mrs. Fuger, at their home on 18th
street, will leave today for Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga, where Capt Cusack is sta
toned.
Mrs Lafayette e. Campbell is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Courtance Nixon, at
Culebra, Canal Zone
Mrs. Annie Chesley was the guest. dur
ing the past week, of her son and daugh-
ter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chesley.
at their home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Gardner. widow of Col. Gardner.
U.S.A., will leave this week for Will
mington. N. c.
Mrs McGiIl and Miss Emma Bullock
have recently taken an apartment at the
Albany for the remainder Of the season.
Mrs Walter Farwell. who has been the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. White, at her
Gently for Philadelphia. where she has
Joined Dr. Farwell at the League Island
navy yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Barnes left recent
ly for southern Virginia, where they eX-
pect to spend about month as the guests
of relatives.
| Mrs. Josephine Smith. who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Crumpacker
| left last week for Baltimore. where she
will visit friends before returning to
Washington.
Mrs. George Wallis Of the Portner is
for several weeks.
A masquerade was given last Friday
evening at the Cochran by Miss Gertrude
Eichhorn and Miss Katherine Schafer In
honor of their classmates at the Holy
Cross Academy. The music was furnished
by stringed orchestra, and late in the
| evening a dainty supper was served at
small tables in the reception room. Mrs.
Eichhorn, Mrs. Schafer, Mrs. Hoover and
Mrs. Burbank assisted in receiving the
guests, whose quaint and pretty costumes
gave the ballroom the appearance of
fairy land. Among those noticeable for
their dainty dresses were Miss Lillian Hill
as Night. Miss Macdonald as Mary Gusts
Lee. Miss Katherine Schafer as Mrs
Devil. Miss Gertrude Eichhorn as the
White Cat. Miss Dora Disey as a Colonial
Dame. Miss Louise Hoover as Dolly Madi-
son. Miss Blanche Madigan as Night, Miss
Mary Rupert as the Moon, Miss Mary
Parker as a Rose. Miss Susanna VERIFY as
the Morning Star. Miss Harriet Emory as
Evening, Miss May Esher as Dolly Var
den, Miss Annie Hoover as Folly, Miss
Katherine Deuterman as Juliet, and Miss
| Marie MCGEE as Black Diamond. Others
who enjoyed the evening were Miss
Louise Marneff Miss Agnes Downey, Miss
Edna May, Miss May Parker, Miss kath-
crime Harmon Miss Katherine Mccarthy.
Miss May Moran. Miss Edith MCGEE, Miss
Della Berdfne. Miss Irene Schafer, Miss
Edith Mckee, Miss May Cavilier, Miss a.
SCillllOe, MISS Jane SHlilI, MISS ISup-
pert, Miss Margaret Curtis. Mr.. Ernest
Johnston, Mr.. A. Cox. Mr.. James Mckee,
Mr.. James FitzGibbons. Mr.. T. Roberts
Mr.. Peter Nicrossi. Mr.. c. Howard, Mr.
James Kelly. Mr.. j. Mccarthy. Mr.. f.
Baltz, Mr. William Maloney, Mr.. Lester
Kengla. Mr.. John Moran. Mr.. F. Gaeler,
Mr.. Fred Wright, Mr.. Deane Forbs, Mr.
l.. Hunt, Mr.. Il. O'Donnell, Mr. Robert
Howard, Mr.. Milton Daniels, Mr.. Richard
Daniels, Mr.. E. Kenon. Mr.. F. Johnston
Mr.. Robert Carly, Mr.. II. Barbour. Mr.
Edward Rolf Mr. James Ivan. Mr.. Albert
Ecker, Mr.. Raphael Semmes Mr.. Arthur
Monahan, Mr.. Arthur Croaty, Mr.. Richard
Downey, Mr. John BeltZ, Mr.. Daniel Wa
ters. Mr.. Ralph Clinednts and Mr.. Frank
MCGEE.
The members of the Dumbarton Club
entertained the pool team of the Mont
gomery County Country Club at dance
last Tuesday evening at the Dumbarton
Club house. The affair." which was one of
the most attractive given by the club
this season. was largely attended by the
members and guests from Rockville,
Washington and Baltimore. Late in the
evening a dainty supper was served In
the steinroom. Among those who en-
joyed the evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Smoot, DR.. and Mrs. Robert Beale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin +. McBurney.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chatfield LOCKER, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Owen Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. William Worth
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Wilcox, Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Casey. Mr. and Mrs.
| Austin Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. David
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