Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13
SOCIETY.
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Mrs. N. Hano and Mrs. Benjamin Sins
heimer The bridge prizes, by Mrs A. l,
Strasburger and Miss Rose Wheattieid OF
Baltimore.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Society was held Mon
day afternoon In the vestry rooms OF
the Eighth Street Temple. The Rev. Dr.
Abram Simon spoke IN current topics, me
subject Of his discourse being ''Ihe Jew
and Agriculture Miss Rappaport play
ed piano solo, Miss Selma Selinger sang
several songs and Mrs. Gusach render
ed several selections on the violin. After
the meeting there was a social hour,
when refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Collins enter
tanned at dinner last Tuesday evening
at their new home on Euclid street IN
honor of the thirtieth anniversary OF
their marriage. There were four genera
lions of their family present. and the
table. which was laid for twenty covers.
was beautifully decorated with quantities
of pink carnations, pink roses and terns
and numbers of rose-shaded lights. Mrs
Collins received her guests In a beautl-
full hand-embroidered gown of pale gray
and orange blossoms. Among the mem
! bers of the family present were Mrs.
joseph f. Collins, Mrs. Collins mother:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Oberchein, Mr.;
and Mrs. John Hadley Doyle: Mr.; ana
Mrs. Jules NJ. Schneider and their house
guest, Mrs Dudley NJ. Page. OF FRED
ericksburg, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Collitiower, and
little Miss Mary Isabel Collif1ower, MISS
Gertrude Collins, little Miss Lillian irene
Collins and Master Chesley Collins.
Mr. and Mrs Garland will entertain
the members of their bridge club to-
morrow evening at their home on Cali
iornia street.
Mrs. Lloyd Smoot left yesterday after
noon for Philadelphia, where she Will be
the guest for about a week of her mother,
Mrs. Williamson.
At the Dumbarton Club a bal masque
was held last Tuesday evening, given by
few of the club members to their
friends. Miss Lucinda Pennebaker went
as Cleopatra and Miss yesterday was
dressed as Night. Others present We're
Mrs. Ennels Waggaman. who wore CON
ventional evening dress with mask; MIS-
Richard Beall, as the American, flag;
Mrs. Freddie Barbour. as French maid !;
Mrs Lloyd Smoot, as the Goddess of Lib
erty; Mrs. John Edwards. as Spanish
dancer, in beautiful costume of yellow
satin draped in black lace. with crimson
bodice and lace mantilla: Miss Baird OIL
n,
Powered brocade with an overdress OF
| white satin, with a big black picture hat:
| Miss Bessie Sessions, as Spanish peas
ant in a red satin and black velvet
| bodice, with red flowers in her hair and a
| crimson scarf; Miss May Slack, as IA Ty-
| -olesian peasant: Miss Adelaide Slack. as
| a colonial lady: Miss Wright, as the
| Queen of Hearts; DR.. Prentls, as baby,
Mr.. Kent Roberts, as Rough Rider; Mi.
| Fred C. Kleinschmidt, as a clown: Mr..
,r,n1S. 700. nan
Mr.. Harold Crist Mr.. j. Orville Ecker
and Mr.. Lloyd Smoot, as clowns; Mr..
John Edwards, as an Indian chief: Mr..
Harper. as yachtsman; Mr. George
| yesterday, as Svengali; Mr.. Billie
Nailor in evening dress. disguised with a
long black wig and mustache; Mr.. Fred
die Barbour. in red and yellow domino;
Mr. Pierson, in red domino; DR.. Richard
Cooke, in a brown domino, and Mr.. John
clapp and Mr.. John Baird Ecker in black
dominoes.
The Misses Clark gave a very pretty tea
Thursday afternoon of last week, from 4
until O'Clock, at their apartment in
| Hammond Court The tea table, which
| was presided over by Mrs. Delano and
| Miss Louise Cox, was beautifully deco
rated with pink roses and carnations and
| smilax and pink candles shaded with
| rose color and silver. There were about
| seventy guests present
| Mrs Powell Minnegerode entertained at
| bridge last Monday afternoon at her
| tables and the prizes were unusually at
| tractive and dainty. After the cards a
| number of other guests came in for tea
The second Georgetown assembly was
| even more of a success than the first
| one which was given late in Decent
Der. The ballroom at Linthicum Hall
| was festooned with southern smilaX.
and between the windows great palms
and ferns were banked. During the in
PERMISSION supper was served. The
| guests were received by Mrs Emily Z.
Matthews, Mrs. Thomas Hyde and Mrs.
Forrest Dodge, and We're assisted by
| Mr. Thomas Hyde and Mr. William
Wheatley. members of the assembly
| committee.
Mrs. Ballard Preston gave a very
pretty tea last Tuesday afternoon at
| her apartment in the Holmes on Dent
place. The rooms were attractively ar
| ranged with palms, ferns and pink car
| nations. The tea table looked unusually
pretty with its centerpiece of the car
nations and ferns surrounded by can
| dies shaded in pink and silver. Mrs.
Preston was assisted In receiving by
| her young daughter. Miss Carol Pres
ton, and her sister. MISS Scott.
Mrs. Sylvester f. Pennng. who has
| been the guest of Mrs. Chandlee and
her daughter. Miss Grace Chandiee' of
home in Havre de Grace, Md Miss
sara Penning, who has been spending
| several weeks with friends in George
town. left last Saturday for Baltimore,
where she will spend several days be-
| fore returning to her home.
| Miss Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker
left early in the week for Philadelphia,
where she is the guest of her former
| school friend, Miss Winifred Dorrance
! Roth Miss Dorrance and Miss Penne
baker attended the bal masque last
! Tuesday.
| Mrs. Frederick Howden, wife Of the
| pav Frederick Howden of o street, has
| Ma as her guest Miss Ruth CorcoraE
Of Cumberland, Md.
| Mrs. A. +. Lilley of Westfield, Mass,
&c the guest of Mrs. Robert Middleton
| Mrs. Mary Schulter of Dallas. Tex, en-
J tertained at beautiful luncheon of
/ twelve covers at her apartment at the
| connecticut in honor of Mrs. Morris
Sheppard. The guests We're Mrs. Shop
L Nrc Incl