Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-16

Ter. MIS-. >. Lockwood Brown. will be
glad to see their friends at their home,
1o16 18th street northwest. on the after
noon and evenings OF Monday. January
Is, and Wednesday, January 20. Gen. and
Mrs. Brown returned to the city just be-
fore the holidays, after spending two
months In Chicago.
pleasant gathering in the form of
surprise was rendered to Mrs. Hattie
Peake Of 40 7th street southeast. Thurs
Games and music formed the principal
features Of the evening and after a late
hour bountiful repast was served.
Among those present were. Mrs. NJ. E.
Peake. Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Stivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Peake, Mr.. and
Mrs D. E. Leslie. Miss Hattie Pumphry.
Miss Ella Pumphry, Miss Judith Clements.
Miss Marion Leslie, Mr.. ]. Ackers. Mr..
Irwin Thrift, Master Chester Kopp, Mas
ter Lester Stivers. Masters Elton Peake
and Edwin A. Peake.
Senator and Mrs. Guggenheim enter
tanned at dinner last night in honor of the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks. Their
other guests were, the British ambaSsa-
dor and Mrs. Bryce. Secretary and Mrs.
Garfield, Senator and Mrs. Burrows, SEN
ator and Mrs. Crane, Senator kean, the
Swiss minister. Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim, Miss Har-
Ian and Mrs. Talbot.
The recent death Of Mr.. Samuel P. Ma
ner Of Charleston, S. c.. a brOther-in-law
of Mr.. Frank B. Martin, places the lat
ter on the list Of those canceling social
engagements this season.
Miss Janet Wood left for Chicago today.
She will spend a short time with relatives
there, then go on to Fort Leavenworth
for visit of some length.
The members of the Dolly Madison
Chapter and their invited guests were en-
tertained last Tuesday evening by Mrs.
S. H. Woodrow of 1908 P street After
the usual business meeting vocal solos by
Mr.. Mills. Mrs. Smart and Miss Edna
Scott Smith. the reading OF two poems by
Col. Tweedale and the address of the
evening, by DR.. Merrill E. Gates. Amer
lea" was sung and refreshments were
served
Mrs. Simon Guggenheim. wife of the
junior senator from Colorado. will receive
Tuesday afternoons during the season at
her residence, 1885 l. street.
A party of friends was entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Belts 141 18th street northeast, Thurs
day. January IA. the occasion being Mr.
Belts birthday anniversary. Musical
numbers on the piano were rendered by
Mrs. Luckett and Nc. McComas. Re-
freshments were served during the even
Ing. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderson, Mr.: and Mrs. Coffin, Mr.
and Mrs Gawler. Mr.. and Mrs. Luckett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Foot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Legion and Mr.. McComas.
Miss Frances Marion Webster, one of
the greatly entertained debutantes of
the present season, was herself hostess
today, when she gave a luncheon at the
family apartment at the Westmoreland.
The company consisted of Miss Julia
Heyl, Miss Maitland Marshall, Miss Eliza
Miss Mildred Fearn, Miss Margaret
Knight. Miss Caroline Williams, Miss
Marian Abbott, Miss Eleanor Abbott.
Miss Margaret Brooks, Miss Annie Irwin,
Miss Elizabeth Matile, Baroness Marie
Won Paumgartten. Miss Josephine Mason.
Miss Alice Boyd. Miss Barbara Sm....
and Miss Mary Chew.
Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer, wife
and daughters of the Postmaster General.
are in New York. where they will remain
several days longer.
Mrs. Robert Goelet will give dinner
this evening for the Postmaster General
her New York residence. After dinner
Nine. Emmy Destinn. Mr.. Bonci and Mr..
Note will sing.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, who was in
New York for the marriage of the Earl of
Granard and Miss Mills. took luncheon
yesterday with the Baroness Won Stern
burg at the Hotel Wolcott. Mrs Long
worth was looking very handsome and
smart in a taupe crepe and a large black
hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollander Of 1122
9Th street northwest will be at home to-
morrow. January IL. from till and till
10 in honor of their son MiltOn's confrma
ton.
Misses Maybe Halford and Bernice earle
of Atlanta. Ga. were entertained by a
number of their Washington friends last
evening at the home of Mrs. Converse
Hale Of Vermont avenue. Among those
present were Misses r. Reeves. c. Perkins,
V. Halford, NJ. Clarke. E. Ruppertus. F.
Schooner, r. Meyers and Messrs. D. Kim
delberger, G. w. Lippold. H. Goode. DIR.
Hyle. E. Floyd. w. Hemenway and E.
West. Miss Halford and Miss Carrie will
receive Tuesdays of January and Febru-
airy at the Rochambeau.
Mr.. and Mrs John W. Garrett, the
secretary of the American embassy in
Rome and his bride, formerly Miss Warder
Of this city, whose marriage took place
here Christmas eve. are expected to ar
rive in Naples today on their way to
Rome.
Mrs. James Pinchot is entertaining for
a few days her sister. Mrs Charles B.
Wood of New York. and Mrs. and Miss
Montgomery of Portland, Ore.
Miss E. D. Borden will be at home
Tuesday, January 10. the last time this
winter. at The Florence Court. corner of
California street and Phelps place, Wash
ington Heights northwest.
Miss Barbara Kaufman is visiting
friends in Brooklyn and will pay several
other short visits in the vicinity of New
York.
The following congressional ladies at
the Dewey will receive Tuesday, January
New Jersey, Mrs. and Miss Graft, Mrs.
knopf, Mrs. Wilson of Illinois. Mrs.
Crumpacker of Indiana. Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. Fordney, Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. Loud
of Michigan, Mrs Vreeland Of New York.
Mrs Currier of New Hampshire. Mrs.
Volstead of Minnesota Mrs. Ellis of Mis-
souri, Mrs. Morse of Wisconsin, Mrs. and
Miss Boyd Of Nebraska.
Mrs A. C. Cover of Seattle and Miss
Currier. sister of Representative Currier
of New Hampshire, will assist the con-
gressional ladies at the Dewey Tuesday,
January 10.
Mrs Marion c. Butler. Mrs. w. W.
Bowie Mrs W.. Fl. Saunders Mrs.
James Mulcare and Mrs. j. W. Wrenn