Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
SOCIETY.
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some desk set, were won by Mrs. Dun
bar and Mr.. Edward Holmes Among
Dr. and Mrs. Corley's guests were DR..
and Mrs. Philips, Mr.. and Mrs. William
r.. Hi.lyer, Mr.. and Mrs Garland, DR..
and Mrs. Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Holmes. Miss Agnes Harvey, Miss Ryan,
Or. Charles Billiard and Mr.. Southwirt.
Miss Louise Howser. 1904 10Th street
Will be at home informally this afternoon
at D O'Clock. when Miss Katharine Biz
ney and Miss Pauline Hedian will be
with her. Mrs. Howser and Miss How
ser will give tea during January
Mrs. Merriam. wife of Maj Lewis Mer-
Ram, L. s. A, and Mrs. Frank Hood
Shuitz nave cards out for bridge, follow
ed by a tea. from ) to z o'clock Tuesday.
December 90
Mrs John c. Kelton has announced the
Campbell and DR.. Harvey Washington
Wiley. chief Of the bureau of chem
istry Of the Department of Agriculture
Miss kelton Is the daughter Of the late
Brig Gen. John c. Kelton, adjutant gen
era. United States Army. who after his
retirement from active service was an
pointed governor Of the Soldiers Home
fataeS the late William viii ne s. cam sraad
was for many years United States
consul at Rotterdam and Dresden. At
the latter place Gen. and Mrs KeIton
wedding in the English church, which
all Americans who visit Dresden know
SO we'll !
DR.. Wiley, who is native of Indiana,
is the governments pure food expert
and has been connected with the De
partment of Agriculture for number OF
years. He is graduate of Hanover
COLLEGE, Indiana, 1867, receiving his NJ.
A. and NJ. u. from the Indiana State
Medical College, Phi. .. and LID. from
Hanover College and 3. s. from Har-
ward University. In 1903 DIR. Wiley was
awarded the Cross of the Legion of
maritime exposition at Bordeau in 1907,
in connection with authorizations Of wines
and the laws for the repression thereof.
On the 21st instant DIR. Wiley will be
signally honored by the Franklin Insti-
tute of Philadelphia in being awarded
the Elliott Cresson medal for dis
tinguished, leading and directive work
in his special field of endeavor-agri-
cultural and physiological chemistry.
DR.. Wiley was host Wednesday last at
the Cosmos Club, of which he is presi-
dent. The club on that date opened
it's doors to the friends Of members at
the housewarming OF its new building
Miss Kelton was there and she and the
doctor received hearty congratu atoms
from a host Of friends.
Mr. and Mrs George Lewis Nye of ST.
Paul. Mimi, announce the engagement
Of their daughter Ellen Lewis and
Lieut. Ivens Jones OF tho 5th United
States Field Artillery. Miss Nye made
her debut two years ago and was one OF
the prettiest buds Of that season, and
has always been much admired. Miss
Nye announced her engagement FRIDAY
entertained about twenty of her girl
friends.
Mrs. Jones and Miss Gertrude Jones,
fInn 70
months in Atlantic City. expect to leave
in the near future for New York. where
they will visit relatives, before returning
to Washington the latter part of the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Townesley
Worthington will have as their guest for
the holiday season their son. Mr.. James
| Townesley Worthington of Pittsburg, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richard Goodwin
are spending the winter months in Bal
timore as the guests of Mrs. GoodWln's
brother, DR.. Oliver Parker Penning.
| The Misses Margaret and Caro- Green
| of Columbia road entertained at a de-
lightful little five hundred party, last Mon
! Brown of Arkansas. There were four
| tables OF cards, and later in the AFTERNOON
tea was served in the dining room, to
which number Of other guests were IN
| vited.
i Mr.. and Mrs Rench were the guests last
i week Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Browning at
Vandalia, Md.
Mrs. Arthur Lewis Of Georgetown has
as her guest for the Christmas holidays
her nephew, Mr. Kenneth cobb, who is
q student at Washington and Lee Uni
versity, In Lexington. Va.
Mrs. John McLaine was the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. r e. McLaine, last week at
her home in Altha, Md.
Miss Elizabeth Many OF Black Noun
tain, n. c.. who has been spending the
past few weeks visiting relatives In New
York and Flushing. l.. l., will be the
guest for all extended visit of her cousin.
Miss Helen Talmadge Bachelor. Miss
Many will also visit friends in George
town later In the season.
Mrs. Charles III. Stanley and her daugh-
ter Miss Margaret NJ. Stanley, have re-
turned to their home in Laurel Md,
after visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs. Theo Maryon left last week for
Roanoke, Va, where she will spend the
i Christmas holidays as the guest OF her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Moire.
Mrs. Emma Dent Casey and her daugh-
ter, Miss Emma Casey, Tho have been