Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23

her reception tomorrow by Mrs. Well
Miss Mccoy of Leyean College, 1851 18th
street northwest.
Mrs. J. Bernard Smith of 2449 P street
northwest entertained Friday evening at
a daintily appointed tea in honor of Mrs
Alice 3. Daniels of Cleveland. Ohio.
Dancing and other amusements were in
dulged in until the party was ushered
into the dining room, where the hostess
was assisted at the tea table by Mrs. Ed
gar 3. Murphy
Those present were Mrs. Alice b. Dam
iels, Mrs. j. Bernard Smith. Mrs. Lille
Bundy, Mrs. Lydia Lewis. Mrs Edgar
b. Murphy. Mrs. Mayme Taylor Misses
Lillian H. Ford. Matte Sewell jamie Ma
gruder, Katie Lee and Messrs J. Ber-
n n;,,. Smith ;,r, Charles Lewis; Edgar B,
Brown, Willie Taylor and John Taylor.
Mrs. Harry Irving Shackbett, who has
been visiting H,r parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
home Ga mas to oe' JOHN her TO h nsr
band. who preceded her three weeks ago.
Dixie CPapter: No. 1a41. United Daugh-
ters of tlfe Confederacy, will present the
Nippon Club in The Prince Of Kuki''
| tomorrow evening at Carroll Institute
Hail. Dancing will follow.
Mrs. Stafford wife of Justice Stafford,
will mot be at home the remaining Mon
days in this month, but will receive the
second and third Mondays in February,
Mrs. William II. Walker, the West
moreland, will be at home next Friday.
January IS.
4 daughter Mrs. Archibald Davis, and Miss
Alice Clarke, sailed yesterday for Porto
| Rico to visit Col Colton's son and daugh-
! ter, Coy: Cotton and Miss Margery Col
TOW, ,rrte,
rooms and many luxuries. and as the
Washington travellers will be present at
the carnival festivities their visit Is likely
| to be a memorable one.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Franklin Phipps en-
| tertained a few of their friends Mon
day last at their new home, 9OS o
street northwest, in honor of the sixth
was served. Those present were Hep M.
and Mrs NJ. Reigleman. Mr.. and Mrs
B. Q. White, Miss Lulu SEWERS, Miss
Renh Myers Mr. Mr. rank Bowman M
Mr.. Burton Reigleman and Mr.. and
Mrs. b. l.. Bowers.
pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Charles N. Fisher, popular Young
master of ceremonies at ST. Patrick s
Church. Friday evening at his home ON
| street in honor of his birthday. The
house was beautifully decorated for the
occasion in roses, carnations and palms.
The evening was spent In music and
the playing of games. The following
young people attended: Misses Marie
osborne, Genevieve Gaskins, Marie
Parks, Laura Hancock, Vera Rocco.
Kathryn Hannah Catherine Sullivan
Lillian Mitchell. Dora Simpson, Regina
| Fisher, Mary Mckenny. Pauline Me
Donald, Edith ,sanborn, Mary Everett
and Mae, Sullivan; Messrs. Bernard
Clark, Charles Clark. Paul Hines
George Skilton. Albert Kearney, Charles
Williams, Frank Parks. Ernest Will,
Leo Delevigne, Michael Doyle James
Fegan: George Degnan, Daniel sulli-
-. Roland Morrison, Charles Dele
visnA George Schoeneman and Walter
Feely. The party was chaperoned by
B. sanhprn. W: f. Abbott. George
Awkward and Kirby We're also present.
Refreshments were served in the din
ing room, Nhere Miss Regina Fisher
and Miss ESfth Sanborn assisted.
Mr. William s. Parks and MI Charles
Parks left Washington yesterday for
an extended trip to the Pacific coast.
About two months will be spent at
Santa Barbara and other places in
southern California.
Miss Drexel left for Annapolis Fri
day for the week end She attended