Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-22
NINE. LOUDON.
Copyright by Harris & Ewing.

front of the building was outlined with
electric lights and along the balconies
the lights were in clusters representing
flowers. Right over the entrance was a
huge mask with lights showing in the
eyes, The gardens had festoons of lights
from palm to palm and all the summer
houses and grottoes were made equally
bright and contributed to the fairyland
effect Throughout the palace there were
carnival decorations of masks. paper pea
cocks, parrots and festoOnS of flowers.
The ladies all came in Marie Antoinette
and Pompadour costumes, with powdered
hair, and the army and navy men were
in uniform.
Lord Balfour and his party, who were
i'm the harbor on his yacht, attended the
ball, also wearing their full dress uni
forms and decorations
Col. Cotton of this city has been stay
ing with his son and daughter at Govern
ment House and is still there. His elder
daughter. Mrs. Davis. and his cousin,
Miss Alice Clark. are also with them.
The Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor dcs Planches will sail Thursday
for Europe. The entertainments which
were to have marked their stay in New
here, We're abandoned owing to their
mourning for the mother of the baroness,
whose death occurred several weeks ago.
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city had a part-a dance-in the amateur
vaudeville given yesterday at Lakewood.
N. j., and made great hit.
The College women's Club announces
the second lecture in Its series on THE
History of Art" to be given by Mr.. Earl
Barnes. Friday, February %. The SUBJ
ject will be THE Netherlands
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May have post
poned their dance, which was to have
taken place at the Country Club, April 1
to April 5.
Mrs. Herman p GoebeI has cards out
for March 2, at 4 o'clock, 1909 n street.
| for a musical in honor of the ladies of
the Ohio congressional delegation.
The Japanese ambassador and Baroness
Uchida were the guests of honor at
reception and musical last night at the
home of Dr. w. W. Keen and the Misses
The Indiana Circle Of the Vermont Ave
nue Christian Church tomorrow after
noon will meet with Mrs Carey FRYE.
3141 Mount Pleasant street.
Mr.. Clarence Beall is spending the
month at Atlantic City.
There w;,s a large gathering at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs p II. Sander
Sunday to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs.
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and Mr.. H. Kollmeyer. Flowers and
ferns decorated the table and a fine
supper served Those present We're
Mrs. i. Welther, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Sander,
Beauvert. Miss X. Pfeiffer. Mrs. Err
mold, Mrs Amberg. Miss b. Amberg, MIR.
J. Hughes, Miss Nellie Cahill, Mrs. M
Duerst and Mr.. Fritz Sander.
Rear. Admiral and Mrs Clover. the
Spanish minister. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Roosevelt. DR.. and Mrs. Murray, Mrs
Charles Carroll Lee and Lieut.. Rockwell
Wrere among those giving dinners last
night. Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. William Corco-
ran Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont and
others had parties to lunch with them
yesterday.
Mrs. II. 0. Young of the Portland will
not receive tomorrow, nor again during
Lent but will be at home Wednesday,
March 80.
Miss Cavanaugh, 1906 Kalorama road.
is in New York on a visit of several
weeks to Mrs. Sydney, Barton Booth.
Mrs John e. Reyburn will leave
brother. Gen. Crozier, chief of ord
nance, u. S. A.
A reception will be given tomorrow night
Union building, I'D 9Th street in honor of
the national officers of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, now in this city
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Stevens, national president
and Miss Gordon, national secretary.
Miss Allie Payne entertained the Soph-
omore Club of the Eastern High School at
her home, on A street, Monday night
Games and dancing were enjoyed until a
late hour, when the club repaired to the
dining room, where refreshments were
served. The decorations were red, white
and blue. Those present were Misses
Agnes and Imogene McGarraghy, Hazel
Wells, Olive Murray, Winnifred Leet
Ethel McAllister and Messrs. F. W.
Isaac. Maj c. +. McAll.ster, Lieut.. Her
bert Schwartz, Peyton Torbert, W. Man
ming, Aaron Bradshaw. Clarence Weaver
William c. Farmer of Technical and Fred
Lehman OF the Western High School,
Miss Bates of 1911 Rhode Island ave-
nue. will be at home informally tomorrow
evening after Z o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Armour and Mrs. Har-
ry Raulerson. who have been registered
at the New Willard for the past week,
are EN- route to Chicago. Mr.. James Raul
erson and Miss Mabel Estelle Shelton ac-
companied them. Mrs. Raulerson will
entertain her brother and Miss Shelton
at her home, the Castle de OrmOnd.