Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-11

the guest OF MIS-. tTOOIIld1l NhloS 4hOOIc
Women's Club Friday night.
Dr. Peter T. Mayock of Miners Creek.
Pa, who has been here several days visit
ing relatives, returned home today.
President Taft has accepted an IN
vitation to he present at the Southern
Relief ball, January'21. and is expected
to occupy a box on that occasion. The
presentations of the evening will be
made by Col. Robert e. Lee, jr.. assist
ed by Mr.. Wallace Streater, who is
we'll known through the south. as the
treasurer of the Arlington Confederate
monument fund.
Capt and Mrs. John P. Megrew en-
tertained at dinner last evening, when
their guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Fox. Mr..
William Allen Wood. Mr.. Lew Wallace.
jr. all of Indiana; Mr.. Henry Lane
Wallace Reynolds and Mr.. r. Foster
Reynolds of Providence. r. l.. and Mr.
Oden Horstmann.
Mrs. James L. Davenport and the
Misses Davenport will not be at home
tomorrow. but will receive the remain
ing Wednesdays in January and the
second and fourth Wednesdays IN Feo-
ruary at 1923 Wyoming avenue.
marriage which will take place very
shortly in this city. and which will in
friends of the bride-elect. will be that OF
Mrs. Georgia Kilbourn Schofield. widow
of Lieut.. Gen. Schofield, and MT.
John H. Hewson of st. Augustine. Fla;
is described as wealthy man and
banker of st. Augustine, Fla.
While Gen. Schof1eld was at the head
of tho army and during their residence
IT,. Cy>I~ GAIA rtan mo
here a bride, was a charming and fire.
auent hostess and has a wide circle OF
friends here. After Gen. Schofeld's re-
trement they went south for the winter.
continued to maintain their residence at
st. Augustine since his death, going
north or abroad for the summer. Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith will perform the
marriage ceremony, but the date is not
yet decided upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley enter
tanned the Austrian ambassador and
night. The French ambassador and Nine
Ju.serand dined with a large party at
Mrs. Letters.
tertained supper party after the opera
last night, complimentary to Mr.. Edwin
V. Morgan, the minister-elect to Uruguay.
MIS-. SeOT&e 1lilcSpic SAICi toA1Su O.
luncheon yesterday. complimentary to
Mrs. Hobart, widow of the former vice
President.
daughters of the late Sir Roderick
Cameron, have taken the house 11SS l
street for the season. Mrs Belmont Tiff
fanny, their sister. will be with them for
part of the winter.
Mrs. W. W. White and Miss Louise
White will not be at home tomorrow, but
will receive the following Wednesdays
Of the season. u
Miss Lucie C. Compton of the Stone
wall Jackson Chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy, gave highly successfuI
dance last night for the benefit of the
Confederate Memorial Home. She
wore becoming blue satin gown with
white lace and red roses. and was as
sisted by Miss Ruth Bowie. in pink
satin: Miss Edna Saunders. white SILK;
Miss Rita Wren. yellow satin. and Mrs.
Nell and A. c. Houghton: Mrs. c. D.
Merwin Mrs Magnus S. Thompson,
Mrs. s. S. Belt. Mrs. r: A. Compton.
Mrs. Gustavus Werber. Mrs. j. F. Moi
lake. and Mrs. McDuffie acted as chap
erons. About seventy couples attended
and refreshments were served during
the intermissions.
Miss Mercedes Godoy, whose parents
the Mexican minister to Cuba and Nine
Godoy. are spending the winter in New
York has arrived here on a visit TO
Miss Calderon, daughter Of the Boliv,-
an minister.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley. who are
entertaining tomorrow night at a ball,
expect several guests from New YORK.
among the number their son-in-law and
A~t TIL
man, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest W1ltsle,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall Allen and Mrs
Howard Greenlie.
Mrs. w. L. jones' wife of Senator Jones.
who is at the Hotel Gordon. will not be
home this coming nor the following
Thursday January Is and 10.
Mrs. A. A. Loire announces the mar
riage Of her daughter Marie and Lieut.
States Cavalry. December -. at Fort
Sam Houston, San Antonio. Tex.
The bride was given away by her BROTH
er-in-law Lieut.. w. Remsen Taylor. Sd
airy, officiating. Only intimate friends of
the bride and groom were present. and
after an informal reception Lieut.. and
Mrs Bernard left for the east, and Will
be at home after January Is at Fort
Mai. Henry Leonard. L. S. NJ. c.. of
Washington, D. c.. Is stopping at the
Hotel Wolcott, in New York city. for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence V. Miller gave
a dinner at their res dence, 500 Cathe 1~al
street, Baltimore, in honor of Miss VAL
erie Padelford of this city. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White
Miss Credilla Miller. Miss Eliza Whyte.
and Messrs Thomas Craddock, Vivian c.
Leftwich and Alfred Miller.
Mai Zal:nski, who has just been APP
pointed depot quartermaster in New
York, will leave here today, accompanied
by Mrs. Zalinski. to assume his new
the Waldorf until they settle upon per-
manent home. Mrs Zalinski is sister
of Senator Brandegee, one of the bache-
lors of the Senate. and has presided over
his home here.
Mr. Alvin II. Sanders. member of the
tariff board: Mrs. Sanders and Miss San
ders of Chicago are here for the re-
mainder Of the winter and are staying
at the New Willard.
Mrs. William Reynolds Vance will not
receive tomorrow, but will be at home
the last two Wednesdays in January.
Mr. Gordon Cumming. who has been
ill for several days. rs now improving.
Mrs. Thomas Mackal Owens will be
at home Thursdays in January at I'LL
II street.