Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-06


Hoyt. the original settler of the Shenan-
dOah valley, under grant from George
III, King of England, and Daniel Bou-
quet. the Huguenot and founder of
Buckeystown. Md. On her maternal side
she is related to the Turner's. Tayloes,
Randolphs and Fitzhughs. Her grand
father was Capt. William Taylor Smith
of the United States. Navy. Her only
brother Is Capt Mervyn Chandos
Buckley, Coast Artillery Corps, United
Cadet Torrey is descended from a prom
inent Puritan family of Massachusetts,.
who had many distinguished representa-
tives in the revolutionary war. He is
rey and a grandson of Gen. Daniel Hus-
ton. both of the United States Army.
DIR. and Mrs James Dudley Morgan
have closed their country house at Chevy
Chase and are at their city residence for
the winter.
The students ball for the George WASH
ington University will be given February
at the New Willard. This announce
hopes that the date will be kept exclu-
sively for the ball.
Mrs. Edward Stevens. president of the
board OF lady managers of the George
Washington Hospital. will be at home to
the members of the board Thursday, No
vember II. from to g.
Miss Mary E. McCeney has returned
to her apartment in the Arlington Hotel
for the winter.
Mrs. l.. A. Stubblefield of Massacbu-
sets avenue, her little daughter Lolita
and her mother. Mrs Atwood. will leave
tomorrow for Colorado Springs where
they will remain until January. going
then to southern California for the re-
mainder Of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lincoln Pernam
have issued invitations for the maria pe
Of their daughter. Wilma Edith, and
Lieut.. Lawrence Campbell Kicker 10th
Infantry. L. S. A, Saturday, November
Ii. at = O'Clock. at 905 Westminster
street
Mrs. Kfmball and Mrs Dunn gave a
tea Yesterday at their apartment at the
stockholm, to meet Mr.. DOdson. who is
playing here this week Miss Grace
Peters and Miss Diana Norton assisted
Capt. Jones, the fiance Of the latter, was
among the guests. as were the Misses
Holms, who have just returned from
California.
The College Women's Club will hold a
social gathering this evening at the
Women's building. George Washington
University, 1886 I street. when 1t is
hoped all members will be present Mrs.
l.. o. Howard wilr sing and Miss E. E.
Marshall will give readings.
Mrs. Nj. Schuler entertain ed the Mar
residence on King street, Alexandria
Wednesday. The prize winners were
Mrs. V. Helmuth, Mrs. A Schmidt and
Mrs. William Helmus. Those present
were Mesdames Helmus. Schmidt. Hell
muth. Schneider. Fischer, Alschwee
Dismer, Dennison. Schiller Brill, Heb
ner, ROckar, Dauterich and Hockemeyer
Twenty members of the Mount HOl-
yoke Alumnae Association were delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Robert Brown
of Takoma Park Saturday, October %,
at an informal luncheon.
Mr.. Gwynn Garrison and Miss Pearl
Garrison of Virginia, who were the
guests of Mrs. J. Lee Webb. at 2S15
18th street northwest, last week. have
returned home.
Mrs. George Shiras. jr.: Mrs. George
Shras. Sd, and Miss f. X. Shiras and
Mrs. Helen III. Milliken of Washington
are at the Hotel Wolcott, in New York
city.
Mrs. c. c. Cromwell Of Springfield.
ILL.,. is visiting Mrs. Alton B. Carly of
1884 Harvard street.
New York after spending month with
her sister. Miss Eva j. Clarke Of 1913
NJ street northwest.
A pleasant surprise was given TO Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Matthews at their resi-
dence. 231 Massachusetts avenue. the
occasion being the forty-second ami
versary Of their marriage. The house
was beautifully decorated in yellow and
white chrysanthemums ard Mains.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Matthews. Mr.. III. Matthews. Mr. and
Mrs. r. Dunn. Mrs. J. Winslow, Mr..
and Mrs Fsirchilds. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grimes. Mrs.
Relt. Mr. and Mrs. c. Matthews, Mr..
W. Mace, Misses Alice Winslow, Julia
Matthews, Margaret Matthews and
Rosa Matthews, and Masters Arthur
Dunn, Walter Winsiow and Walter
Grimes.
The searnen glinners' class of 19O9-I0
gave its third dance OF tire season last
evening i'm the Washington navy yard
ballroom. The hall was beautifully deco
rated with flags of various nations. Ian