Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-07


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is pleasantly anticipating presenting her
debutante niece, Miss May Hammond, IN
the near future Boston paper says
that the Hammonds' stay in Washing
ton, however, will not be a lengthy one,
since they are sailing later i'm the winter
for Russia where Mr.. Hammond has
been summoned by the car, who has
been attracted by Mr.. Hammonds po-
litical statements, and is anxious Tor
more intimate acquaintance.
Miss Janet Stearns is passing a fort
night with her sister, Mrs: Frederick j.
Estes, OF Englewoo1 avenue. Brookline.
Mass. Mrs Estes has recently returned
from visit to friends in Italy and
tour of France, Switzerland and Eng
land, and Miss Stearns has been with
friends at Cazenovia, II. Y. -
Miss Agnes +. Gsrrcls of Columbia
Heights gave party, to which the
guests came attired as babies" The
guests were Miss Ethel Wilkinson of
SILVER Spring. Nd: Miss Irene Douglas
of organs Point. Nd; Miss Mabel stew
art of Brightwood. l.. c.: Misses Dorothy
Crossley. Marie Barbour, Marion Faust,
Gertrude Barnes, Harriet r. carries,
Bessie Ramsey, Bessie Mckenzie, IDA
Beagle, Mabelle Peck and Miriam
Kramer.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Dunn gave for their
daughter Helen a birthday party Thurs
day evening, at their residence. co. Penn
|sylvania avenue southeast. The time was
spent in dancing and games. The house
was profusely decorated I'm autumn leaves
and flowers. and refreshments were
served. Among the guests were Mr.. anc
Mrs. Edward Dunn. Mr.. Mathew Jarboe.
DR.. and Mrs. c.. NJ. Buckley. Mrs. Della
Creamer, Mrs. Burrows. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buell., Mrs. DIR. Higgins. Miss Arnlbrecht.
Misses Cora and Annie Jarboe, Misses Eve
and Grayce Duaon, Miss Ethel Lyons.
Miss Helen Byrn. Miss Irene Mcdonald.
Miss Evelyn Ferguson. Miss Mamie
Schuyler Miss Naoma Richardson, Miss
Marion Eliason. Miss Helen Waun, Miss
Iva Downs. Miss Helen Dunn, Mr. Carl
ton Frey. Mr.. Richard Titlow, Mr.. Harr.
Steeds, Mr.. George Downs, Mr.. Earnest
Kahlert, Messrs Earl and Willie Hutchin
son. Mr.. Henry Kreuger, MIR. Irving Ges
ford, Mr.. Irving FarraH, Mr.. Earl Schuy
Ter, Mr. Arnold Barbour, Mr.. Terry Tay
man. MIR. George Gentner, Mr.. Monrot
Kreiter, Mr.. Harry Baker. Mr.. James
Creamer MIR. Charles Dunn.
Mrs Virginia Faulkner McSherry. presi-
dent general of the u. D. c., and Mrs. {,
president, L. p. G., left last night for Lit
tie Rock. Ark. to attend the L. ID. {.
convention held i'm that city. 1t is hoped
to hold the 1911 convention in Washing
ton
Mrs Amos c. Lietz gave party Sat
urday afternoon i'm honor of her daugh-
ter's eighth birthday. After the usual
games were played the little folks had a
Punch and Judy show and tricks per-
formed for their amusement
Columbia Chapter. u. a. r., held its
regular meeting last Tuesday evening at
the residence of the regent. Mrs. Sarah
n "a. I'm ct n
full attendance evincing the interest the
members entertain for the preparation OF
the winters work The session was a
business one, and after the chaplain had
Offered prayer and several patriotic songs
had been sung the entire evening Was
devoted to routine work. one of the Tea
lures being an appropriation made by the
chapter for the education of white chill
dren Of the south. After the meeting all
.journed dainty refreshments were served
Mrs. Elizabeth Shafer and her daughter
Miss Edna Sllafer of Camden, M j.. are
spending few days In the city as the
guests of their relative. Mrs. Joseph r.
Fague of 1855 10th street northwest.
Mrs Lawson NJ La Fetra of Los An
geles and Glen.iora. Cal. will receive with
the officers of the WOnanS Christian
| Temperance Union at the opening of the
new rest room at headquarters. 90 6ff
~ o'clock Mrs. la Fetra presides over
one of the most beautiful and hosr1tanle
homes amid the orange, groves or soutn-
eru California and is one of the wealthiest
and best beloved of White Ribboners
Mfr and Mrs. John r. Henderson gave
dinner Saturday night for the new
Norwegian minister and Nine. Bryn. The
other guests were the swedish charge
and Nine. Ekengren, the French military
Il II q n
first secretary of the French embassy
/ and Nine de la ROcca. Senior Don
Luis Ricoy, first secretary of the Mexi-
can embassy: Mr.. Skybak, first secretary
Hinckley and Miss Gladys Hinckley. Miss
Lita Alexander and Mr.. John B. Hender-
son, jr.
The American minister to Argentina
and Mrs. Charles H. Sheriff. and the
swiss minister, DR.. Paul Ritter, and his
eldest child are passengers on the kron
Prfnzessin Cecilie due in New York to-
morrow. Cards have preceded the re-
turn Of the Swiss minister. which an
nounce the birth of a. second son. who
has been named Kurt Ludwig Eduard.
Nine. Ritter and the baby are expected
back In the next month or two.
Miss McAuley entertained at an in
formal tea yesterday in her parents
home on Rhode Island avenue. The
guests were limited entirely 10 the young
friends of the hostess, who was assisted
by her sister. Mrs Charles O'Donnell
Lee. The latter will shortly give up
her residence on Church street to ac-
company Mr. Lee to Philadelphia, where
they will make their future home.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. II. Percival Dodge, the
former late American minister to Mo-
rocco, gave a breakfast yesterday in
compliment. to Mr.. Post Wheeler. secre-
torv of tho embassy at St PETERSBURG
and Mrs. Wheeler, who are guests at the
New willard. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
will leave today for a trip through vir-
GINA before going to New York and
sailing for Europe.
3 The marriage OF Miss Lydia Hortense
Block, daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. 8. J.