Evening star., 1909-04-18
SOCIETY.
continued from First Page.)
Md, was the guest OF friends In Wash
iRgton during the past week.

4 lHBtOi uuiiHS tHC past wren.
Miss Marie Dixon, who has been
| spending the Easter holidays as the
| guest of her aunt, Mrs. Barton. at her
| home on D street. returned the latter
| part of the week to 6taunton, Va.
| Miss Mable S. Foster and Miss Alice
| Grice Jones will arrive in Washington
| today. and will be the guests for several
weeks Of their aunt. Mrs. Perry Jones.
the guest OF friends in this city during
| the past week.
Mrs. Eugene Van Patten and her little
daughter Miss Helen Van Patten, are
spending several weeks In Washington
visiting her sister. Mrs. Waters Mrs.
Van Patien will leave later for Ohio.
where she will join her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Hume. with their
three children. Master Willet Hume, Mas
ter George Hume and Miss Helen Hume.
and Mrs. Hume's mother, Mrs. Willett
and left Wednesday for Livingstone
Heights. Va. where they will occupy
their country place. the Glebe. for the
spring and summer months.
Miss Mary Steiser of Staunton. Va,
was the guest during the past week of
her sister, Miss Mamie Tazwell Steiger,
at her home on Florida avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Hollander left last.
Tuesday for Atlantic City. where they
expect TO make stay of several weeks
Miss Edith Frazier. who has been the
guest of Miss Frances Blake, daughter
of the Rev. James II. ". Blake and Mrs.
last week for her home in GAINESVILLE.
Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson. who has been
To af hor
home in Alexandria, has returned to
Washington
Miss Ella Perry was the guest during
the past week of DR.. and Mrs. Edward
B. Terry Of Atlantic City.
Miss Dorothy Rohrer. who has been
spending the Easter holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, William Rohrer,
at their home on 31st street. returned the
middle of last week to Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs Charles A. Wells. who
have been spending the winter in Wash
ington, left recently for their home in
Hyattsvile Md.
Miss Chickering. who has been visiting
friends in Washington and Georgetown,
left the early part OF last week for her
home in Oil City, Pa
Miss Selma Addison, who has been the
and Eleanor Frence. at their home In
Cleveland, Ohio, returned Wednesday to
her home on III street.
guest Of her brother, Lieut.. John n.
Greeley, at Fort Sill, and later of Mrs.
George W. Shields. wife Of Capt. Shields
OF st. Louis. Mo-, expects to return short
ly to Washington.
Miss Ethel Chase, who has been spend
ing the Easter holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Chase, at their apart
ment In the Connecticut, left the latter
part Of the week for Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. orem Of Cambridge, Nd. is the
guest for several weeks OF her daughter,
Mrs. Waters OF this city.
Mrs. McCou. wife of Prof. McCou of
Washington College. Nd, who has been
spending the past week as the guest OF
friends in Washington and Falls Church.
Va, expects to return this week to her
home in Chestertown. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bricker Of o street
have as their guest Capt. W. II. Bricker
of Carlisle, Pa.
Miss Marie shreve of Dickerson. Md,
| who has been spending some time In
Washington visiting friends, left last week
| for Atlantic City.
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spending several days attending house
! party in South River, Va, have returned
| to their home in this city.
Miss Ehie McAlister OF 0reenville. 8. c.,
| is visiting Miss Roma Clarke at her apart
! ment in the Northampton.
Mrs. Charles Milton Newman is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
| rice Adler at their home on street.
Mrs. Newman was formerly Miss Gertrude
Adler Of Georgetown.
| Miss katherine Price. who with her
| father. Mr.. Wilton Price Of westerly, r.
l.. made short visit TO friends In Wash
field. n. J.. where they will spend some
time, going later to Atlantic City, where
! they will join Mrs. Price.
Mrs. Potter arrived in Washington re-
Gently from New York and will shortly
open their home on 10Th street.
Miss Edith Pigeon; danshteT s1u.oo OF
was the hostess at 4 very attractive
dance last Monday evening at her
home on Biltmore street. when the
| guest OF honor was Miss Augusta Young
OF Chicago. who has been visiting Miss
Pigeon for the Easter holidays. The draw
| ing room. which was cleared for the
dancing, was profusely decorated with
| palms., ferns, ylOtets and other spring
| flowers. During the intermission a dainty
| buffet supper was served in the dining
room. Mrs. Pigeon. handsomely gowned
| In pale blue satin. received the guests
who numbered about fifty. Miss Pigeon
| wore pretty empire frock of pink satin
| and Miss Young was dressed In pale yell
low messaline. Besides the younger set
/ of Washington. there were number OF
students OF Princeton. Cornell and the
University of Pennsylvania present
| Mrs. Smith. wife of Commander Will
4 liam Strother Smith. C.S.N.. entertained
/ at an attractive bridge party Of six tables
last Wednesday afternoon at her apart
ment in the Westmoreland in honor of
Mrs William G. Young of Hampon. Va.
who is spending several weeks in Wash
| ington. After the game number of
| other guests were invited In for after
noon tea.
The frst of the new series Of dances
| given by the members of the Dumbarton
/ Club was held last Tuesday evening In
| the ballroom Of the clubhouse on II
street, on the Georgetown Heights. Many
| of the members had out-of-town guests
| and late I'm the evening several large sup
per parties were given In the dining room.
/ AIas Mamie poirce entertained