Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-13

a delightful dance was given Tuesday
evening at the Cochran Hotel and was
attended by a large number of young
people.
Mrs. l.. II. Paynter, wife of the sena-
tor from Kentucky. received Thursday.
The hostess, gowned in embroidered white
satin. with touches of black. was as
sisted i'm receiving by Mrs. Ben Johnson
OF Kentucky, who wore embroidered gray
rharmeuse and pearls. The tea table.
with its centerpiece of pink and white
tulips, was presided over by Mrs. Van
Penden, wearing toilet OF primrose
satin. Misses Nancy and Hendy Rus
sell johnson and Miss Evelyn Lee, Fitz-
hugh assisted in looking after the guests.
Senator and Mrs. James B. Frazier
have gone to their home In Chattanooga
for visit. During their absence their
daughter, Miss Annie Keith Frazier, and
their house guest, Mrs. Whitehead Of
Atlanta Ga. are having a delightful stay
in New York
Mrs. Virginia Morton Alexander Of Lex
ington. KY, after a years trip around
the world. is domiciled at the Hamilton
Tor the rest of the winter.
Miss Anthony of Galveston, Tex. was
the guest of honor at pretty luncheon
given by Miss May Gregg daughter Of
Representative Gregg of Palestine, Tex.
Mr.. Lamberton Smith OF Connecticut
entertained Monday evening with a box
party in honor of Misses Nancy and
Hendy Russell Johnson, the daughters of
representative Len johnson of Kentucky
Miss Wihelmina Goodloe Of Lexington.
Ky. Is expected shortly to make her an
nual visit to her uncle and aunt Gen.
and Mrs. Green Clay Goodloe, on 18th
street.
Representative and Mrs j. Campbell
Cantri1l and son, James Edward left
YESTERDAY for Lexington, KY, to attend
the wedding Of Mr.. Cantrilrs brother, Mr..
Cecil Cantrill. and Miss Florence Shelby
of Lexington. With them went their
house guest. Mrs. Betty Davis, who Is
returning to her home In GEORGETOWN,
KY, after a months stay in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Conrad Syme. entertained at a
luncheon at the Willard Thursday in
honor OF Mrs. Cantrill and Mrs. DAVIS
Of Kentucky.
Miss Nell Morris, after three-week
visit to her brother, Mr.. Joe Morris, at
Congress Hall, left Saturday for her
home in Newcastle, Ky.
Mrs O. B. Hallam left last week for
| a siX-week stay with relatives in Ken
lucky. gazing first to visit the family
of DIR. Furnish in Danville.
Milan. Tenn, after visit to Representa-
tive and Mrs. FINS Garrett at Congress
Hall, sailed last week for long stay
in Berlin.
Mrs. L. L. Lomax Ct Gettysburg, Pa, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Waddy Wood.
Gen. Lomax is one Of the Gettysburg
Park commissioners.
Mr. and Mrs. Talbot. who have been
| visiting Mrs. Talbot's parents, Represent
alive and Mrs. Ben Johnson. returned
Thursday to their home in Bardstown,
ny.
Miss Sallie Griffith, the attractive guest
for several weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad Syme, left last week for her home
in Eicksburg, Miss.
The first formal at home by the ladies Of
Leojian College on the 7th was a great
success. Dean L. M. Mccoy and aSSo-
ciate dean, Miss Ula Sanders, were assist
ed by the wives of several senators and
representatives from Nebraska and many
other friends. buffet luncheon was
served in the dining room by the young
lady students. assisted by Mrs. Ellis Lo-
gan, Mrs. Oliver Lloyd. Mrs. Robert Mil
Ter and Miss Alice Bross. Miss Mccoy
stood at the head of the receiving line,
wea ring a white lace robe over white silk.
Miss Ula Sanders, white chiffon with old
| coral necklace and brooch; Mrs. w. +.
Andrews, sea foam green satin and duch-
ess lace; Mrs. Pleasant T. Chapman of
Illinois, mode satin and net: Mrs George
| w. Prince of Illinois. black satin, point
lace and pearls; Mrs. Elmer j. Burkett of
Nebraska, gray cloth embroidered; Mrs.
! John NJ. Thurston of Nebraska, brown
chiffon cloth and velvet with picture hat:
Mrs. Norris Brown of Nebraska, black
broadcloth, velvet and lace; Mrs. Frank
lin w Collins of Nebraska. mauve crepe;
Mrs. William II. Chany of Massachusetts,
pale blue silk with drapery of black lace.
dia monds and pearls. Miss Chany, white
silk with gold trimming: Mrs. James L.
Lloyd of Maryland, mauve satin and lace
with toque; Mrs. Oliver Lloyd, brown otto
man silk and picture hat; Mrs. Lewis
CasS Terrell of Illinois. brown cloth, pic
ture hat with golden willow plume: Mrs.
r. p. Bishop of Michigan. gray messaline
silk and lace: Mrs. Nellie d. Drexel of
Nebraska aShes-of-roses crepe and lace;
Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins, pale blue ra-
dunn silk with old lace bertha: Mrs. Ray
mond of Iowa, white chiffon with touches
OF heliotrope; Mrs Robert Miller, empire
gown of white embroidered net; Mrs. F.
Z. Edgerton of Nebraska, wistaria chif-
fon cloth braided; Mrs. c. w. Burrows of
Michigan, champagne satin and lace: Mrs.
w. J. Ethel of Indiana. tan silk: Mrs.
Ellis Logan, apricot satin and net; Mrs.
F. II. Abbott of Nebraska. wistaria cloth,
black lace over wistaria silk; Mrs. Bent
ley, black crepe embroidered; Miss Alice
/ Bron. pink muslin: Miss Walkup, laven-
der chiffon and lace; Miss Christine Ex-
cell. blue messaline: Miss Craig, wistaria
cloth and silk: Miss Leal Torrey, white en-
broidcred muslin; Miss Ethel Carpenter,
pink muslin; Miss Dorothy McElwee. yell
low silk muslin; Miss Gertrude Benedict
of Nebraska. white crepe. gold bands in
hair; Miss Margaret Dillett. white en-
broidered muslin; Miss Pearl White of
West Virginia. white wool with valen-
ciennes lace: Miss Margery Snyder OF Ne
braska, heliotrope wool; Miss Rose Bige-
low of Ohio, green chiffon, black velvet
and lace.
Mrs W. II. Sholes will be at home
Monday, February IA. from until 6, as
sisted by Mrs. P. v. De Graw. Mrs. Cliff |
ford X Bergman, Mrs. Bates Warren, |
Mrs Conrad II. Syme. Mrs. s. F. Lewis, |
Mrs William ]. Hutchinson Miss Daven-
port, Miss Bell Davenport. Miss Ourand, |
Miss Major and Miss Richards.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dickson of New
Orleans have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Elvira Dickson |