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marriage took place the former would
forfeit her share Of the estate. For several
| months the discussion has waged wheth-
er she would consider the choice be-
now that Cupid has won. despite all OPP
position, financial and otherwise and the
friends of Mrs. Cook are pleased exceed
ingly over the authentic news Of her be-
trothal. She is a clever and charming
woman with mental gifts far above the
ordinary. and beautiful face as well
as personal charm. She has a young
daughter, Miss Lucille Cook. who will
accompany her mother to the orient for
the wedding.
Miss Mary Porter Everson, second
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Q. Ever
son Of Homewood avenue. Pittsburg has
chosen Easter Monday, March IS. for her
marriage to Mr.. Lewis Warrington Chubb
son of Col and Mrs. Charles s. Chubb
of this city. Rev. DR.. Warren G. Par
fridge pastor OF the First Baptist Church,
will perform the ceremony In the home of
the bride. at o'clock, In the presence of
relatives and intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clary of 513 L street en-
tertained Tuesday. February p. at q
George Washington euchre in honor of
their house guest, Mrs. H. j. Tatum of
Denver, Col. The occasion also celebrated
the birthday of Mr.. Clary. The decora-
cherries, with appropriate favors.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarvoe. Mr.. and Mrs. Mating
ly. Mr.. and Mrs Stiefel, DR.. and Mrs.
Cuvillier. Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell. Miss
Helen Clary, Marion Cuvillier. Pauline
Mayer. Mamie Weiss. Mrs. Matte Server,
Mr.. wager, Mr.. Fox. Mr.. Cuvillier
and Mrs Coyington Of Denver. The
prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
! tingly.
A surprise masquerade party was held
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Byram last Monday night in honor of
their twenty-second anniversary. The
guests INDUCED in song and dance, after
which they were served with a lunch.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stanton, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Madison, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wehn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Nicholson, Mrs. E. Holiday, Mrs.
Charles Holiday, Miss v. Madison, Mr.
William Halter Mr.. John Holiday, Mr..
William Whelan and Master Frank Athey.
Mrs. La Toilette. wife OF Senator La
Toilette, received Tuesday afternoon, fol-
lowing her custom for a number of years
to keep open house on George Washing
tons birthday for Wisconsin people and
other callers The ladies of the Wiscon-
sin delegation in Congress assist
ed In receiving the large number of
guests who called. during the afternoon.
The drawing room decorations were in
| cardinal. the Wisconsin University col
| or. The hostess wore light blue crepe and
Miss La Toilette wore blue cloth. Assist
ing were Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Morse. Mrs.
Lenroot Mrs. Kopp and Mrs. Davidson.
Assisting in the dining room were Miss
Florence YOumans, house guest, and
the Misses Katherine and Dorothy Lem
root and Miss Dom. Mrs. Winnie Ream>
Hoxie, who sang several OF her own COM
| positions during the afternoon. was also
| in the receiving party.
The minister from Salvador and Nine
Mejia will leave tomorrow to spend sew
| eral days in New York. Mme Mejia and
| the Misses Mejia expect to leave WASH
ington the last of March to spend the
spring and summer months at their home
1 in Salvador.
Miss Wood, sister. of Representative
Wood. will be at home to her friends
Tuesday at the Cochran.
Mrs. Hardy and Miss Hardy. wife and
| daughter OF Representative Hardy Of
| Texas were at home to their friends Tues
day afternoon. The house was decorated
with spring blossoms. Assisting in the
dining room were the Misses Helen and
Mildred Hardy, who were spending their
vacation with their parents, returning
Wednesday to Hollins. Va, to school.
Mrs. Bates, wife Of Representative