Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-03

house guests. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Platt
ir.: Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Bishop and
Miss May Hartman of New York.
Gen. Arson Mills. L. s A.. retired, en-
tertained at dinner last evening Gen.
Miles, Gen. Bates. Gen. George w. Davis,
Cen Hawkins. Gen. sawtele, Cen Nc
Crea, Gen. Mackenzie, Gen. Grosvenor
Mr.. Sayden. Mr.. Stephens, Mr.. Hopkins.
Maj. Huxford. Maj Brown. Col. Thomp-
son. MIR. Patterson, Mr. Lawton and Mr.
WaShburn.
Mr.. Franklin Ellis entertained at din
ner last night his fellow-members in the
Bachelors cotillon. committee. the others
present being Mr.. Gist Blair, Mr.. Hit.
Col. Montgomery Macomb, vice PRESIDENT
Mr.. Frederick Brooke, Commander Gle
land Davis Mr. James Vaudeville Car
Isle. Capt Sherwood 4 Cheney and Mr.
Nathan Wyeth.
Representative and Mrs. Longworth
gave a dinner last night for Miss Ethel
Roosevelt and then took the party to the
Bachelors.
Senator and Mrs. Aldrich gave dinner
last night. their guests meeting later at
the Bachelors.
Mrs. Theodore Williams Moves enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday.
The cabinet receptions were largely at
tended yesterday, the fine weather giving
an additional stimulus to visiting.
Mrs Matthew T. Scott. Mrs Theodore
Williams Noyes. Mrs. William C. Borden,
Mrs. Charles w. Needham and Mrs. Ed
ward Stevens will receive tomorrow even
ing at the New Willard at the annual
students ball. DR.. William F. NJ. Sewers
is the chairman of the floor committee
and Mr.. Frank Ford is the chairman of
the students committee.
Mrs. F. ]. Kicks gave a beautiful
luncheon today at her apartment at the
Portland, which was arranged in honor
of Mrs. Stonewall Jackson. The latter,
however continues i'll and was not able
to enjoy the charming hospitality, nor
several others planned for her here.
tomorrow. but will receive the remaining
Fridays in February.
\ dance was given last evening by the
Georgetown Chapter of the Delta Chi
Fraternity at their home. ING Rhode
Island avenue. Among the ladies pres
ent We're Misses Simpson, kinnear. Van
Orsdale, EGmonson. Johnson of Kentucky,
Mccartney, Robin Young, Hickey, Nichol-
son. Fauntleroy. Heron. Christine Tay-
Tor. Morrison. Davis. Mrs. Dell Baker,
Mrs Drown and Mrs. Quinter
Mrs. Henry Litchtield West and Miss
West will be at home Fridays, February
4 and II. and will have with them Mrs.
Orvile Breckenridge Drown.
At the marriage of Miss Wilhelmina
Augusta Hartig. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hartig, and Mr.. William Hen
derson Ourand tonight at 80 O'Clock, at
st. Paul's English Lutheran Church, the
Rev John T. Huddle will perform the
ceremony. The bride will be attended by
her sister. Mrs. Katharine E.stler, as ma
tron of honor. and Miss Fame Ourand,
sister of the groom. and Miss Marjorie
Ourand, cousin of the groom, as brides
maids. Mr.. Louis V. Stevens will be best
man. and the ushers will be Mr.. Louis
Hartig and Mr.. Benjamin c. Hartig,
brothers of the bride. and Mr.. Harry E.
Desslman and Mr.. Almond Whiting. A
small reception will follow at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on New
Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Russell Harrison entertained at a
small tea yesterday in honor of Miss
Theiry and Miss Harriet. who guests
Of Miss Stewart. Miss Marthena Harri-
son. Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart. Miss
Julia Heyl Miss Margaret Brooks. Miss
Maitland Marshall and Miss katherine
Brooks assisted did the mother of the
hostess, Mrs. Saunders.
Capt and Mrs. Summerln were among
the numerous dinner sivers last night. en-
tertaining for their guest Miss Brundred
of PittSburg.
Columbia Chapter, D. A. r., held its
regular meeting last Tuesday evening
at tie Ebbitt House. the treasurer. Mrs.
V. S. Barber. presiding. in lieu of the
regent and vice regent. who were de-
tanned by illness Mrs. NJ. S. Blackburn
was appointed registrar pro tempore to
fill the vacancy caused by the withdrawal
of Mrs NJ. E. S. Davis Six new mem
bers were admitted to the chapter as
follows: Mrs Clara Loretta Gauss of
the District. Mrs. Frances Preston john
son of Albert Lea. Mimi: Miss Evelyn
Preston Johnson. GlenwoOd Mimi: Mrs.
Zilla Preston Johnson Gilrup. Albert
Lea. Mimi, and Miss Mildred McCarty,
Mount Union, Pa After the usual rou-
tine business was transacted a short
program of exercises followed, when Miss
Florence b. Webster gave two selections,
Little Joe" and MIR. Dusseldorf and the
Water Pipe. Miss Rosaie L. Small
followed with a vocal solo, THE Swal-
lows and for an encore, Sweetheart
Be My Sweetheart" by Bischoff. Miss
Mary Lynch acting as accompanist. Miss
Genevieve Small gave a whistling solo.
Der 1.-The Mockng Bird Mrs. Fenelon
b. Brock followed with the historical
paper of the evening, when she chose
for her subject Thomas Nelson, jr., of
Virginia. and gave much enjoyable data
relative to the noble works of this In
''signers" and a colonial leader. Mrs
Ballard of Montpelier, VT, brought the
exercises to close when she told in
an impressive way of the work accom-
plished by her home chapter. of which
she is member.
Miss Bertha Crockett and DIR. Harry
Cockerille were married last night at St.