Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-09

and will remove to Maryland about April
l. The New Year reception given by the
Remember the Maine Junior a. T. A. NJ.
Council in Hardesty's Hall was largely
attended and was an exceptionally en-
joyable affair. Following the formal re-
ception several addresses were made, ana
tine young people were then invited 10
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. frederick
Brown, where dancing was enjoyed until
late hour. The guests numbered about
100. and after the dance refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs Edward i :;
Lake of Boston. Mass, have returned
relatives here.
The Misses Marie. Corinne and Helen
Mcfarland entertained number or
friends in Masonic Hall here Friday even
ing with one of the most enjoyable
dances of the social year. The hall was
decorated with evergreens and American
flags About II o'clock refreshments were
continued until midnight. The thapefons
were Mesdames George NJ. Mcfarland.
Lisle l.. I.ipsrombe, W. G. Lyon and
Charles Frame. Some Of those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Browning
of Riverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II.
Wilkinson. Misses Rebecca Yates Will
kinson. Laura kearney, Lila May
nader. Nellie Lyon. Florence Talbert,
Mary Porter. Frances and Bessie Robin
son Dorothy Gait, Misses Ariel and
Mary Abbott. Charlotte Adams. Corinne.
Helen and Marie Mcfarland, Bessie and
Nora IiiIl. Angela Nandoren Helen Ben
ton. Martha Fainter. Margaret Rogers,
Louise Patterson, Florence thornton.
Miss Ocrtel Louise Conklin and Miss
Frazier. and Messrs. Rudolph Brannan,
Richard Culahan Charles Peirce, +. b.
Guest, l.. A. Spiesse, Irving Emmons, +.
NJ. McErtree Thomas Lyon and r. A..
Fuller. and the following from the corps
OF cadets. Maryland Agricultural Col
leee: Lieuts Cole, Woolford and Donald
son. Sergts Hatton. Deberbliss. Glass.
Corps Crapster and Burrier and Messrs.
Munson. Palmer and Morse.
Mr.. f. G. Hooper of the secretary's Of
flee. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G; b. Maynader. Maryland avenue. MI.
and Mrs. Duck of Washington have taken
| Maryland avenue, and the latter have
gone to Washington for the winter
| months Mr.. j L. Graham. a graduate
of the Maryland Agricultural College. has
the Mississippi Agricultural College. To-
Gated at Oktibeha. Miss. and left fe"
| days ago for that place. He was ac-
| colnpanied by his wife. who was formerly
Miss Helen Burnside of liyattsville Mr..
Graham is a native OF Maryland, his par
/ ents residing at Chestertown, on the
eastern shore Mrs. Lucy Alexander
aunt Of Mr. J. Hunter Doll. has gone 10
Chapel Hill, n. c., to spend the winter
| Miss Florence Bowen Of near Wood
/ Vile Prince George county, is visiting
/ her sister, Mrs. Richard w. Sylvester Of
| College Park. Mrs Henry \. Drury OF
! Mckendree, Anne Arundel county. is
/ spending the winter with her daughter,
| Mrs. A. W. Topper. Wine avenue. Mrs.
| Paul g. Herring entertained at an after
| noon tea Thursday at the home Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Welsh.
| Johnson avenue. Those present were Mrs.
| A. w. Topper, the Misses Lillian. Annette
and Pearl Herring. Miss Roome of River
! dale and Miss Alice Carr. Mrs. Louis \.
! Griffith gave delightful afternoon tea
| at her home in Upper Marlboro Tuesday
/ in honor of her daughter -in-law, Mrs. W.
Allen Griffith Of Baltimore. Mrs. Crit
| fifth was assisted in receiving the Guests
bv the hostess of honor, Misses kath-
| crime and Mary w. Merrick. Misses
Nellie and Bessie Grant. Misses Hol-
| lie and Marie Hill. Miss Grace Hill and
/. Miss Laura Amber of Washington.
Those present aside from the receiving
| party were Mrs. Bryan Amber, Mrs. F.
r. McManus. Mrs. Frederick Sasscer
Mrs. William B. Clagett Mrs. Elizabeth
Clagett. Mrs Frank w. Hill, Mrs Mary
f. Wilson, Mrs. r. Irving Bowie. Mrs.
John II. Traband. Mrs. Harry w. Gore.
Miss Lucy Sasscer. Miss Marguerite
| Clagett. Miss Katherine Marbury. Miss
Carol Wilson. Miss Cecil Traband and
| Miss Christobal Hill.