Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-26
Miss Therese Lincoln Of Boston assisted
Mrs. and Miss Phillips.


uted to the Continental Hall building was
a large armchair of exquisite style and
workmanship, called the Throne Chain"
Two twisted supports uphold thistle on
by arabesque below a scroll bearing the
words Honorary President General"
The back is oval, studded with heavy
bronze nails. upholstered like the seat
with heavy bronze leather The seat is
square. the arms broad and curved, sup<
ported by heavily carved columns. The
seat Is finished with carved decorated
shield for its center
The chair was presented by the regent,
Mrs. Katherine Livingston Eagan. in the
name of the Katherine Livingston Chap
ter of Jacksonville, Fla. 1t is to be used
by each retired honorary president general
in turn. Mrs. Mclean, honorary preSi
dent general. was asked to come to the
platform and be the first one to occupy 1t.
which request she responded to in very
clever speech.
Mr.. James Reed Lusby. an assistant to
the disbursing officer of the District, and
Miss Fannie Bell Gray of Cavandale.
Washington Grove, Md, were married in
Mrs. Lusby is a daughter of Charles w
Gray Mr. and Mrs. Lusby will make
their home at LeumaS apartment, Yer
mont avenue and Q street.
Mrs Charles Hoyle gave a tea yester
day in compliment to Mrs. BENJAMIN
Gable and Miss Cable of Rock Island.
I'll. Assisting Mrs. Hoyle Wero MISS
Hammond and her two daughters, Mrs.
Carl William Core Of Pittsburg and Miss
Mary Hoyle.
The courtesies for the Colonial Danes,
who will begin their sessions here to-
morrow, will start today, when the
Maryland delegates will be Mrs. J. Will
liam Henry's guests at tea and the South
Carolinans will be entertained by Mrs.
OF T0mnrr0w
Samuel Spencer Mrs. Kicks and Mrs.
John r. Patton will give tea at
the Colonial Danes Club on Connecti
cut avenue, at which the council is asked
to meet the club
Mrs George Whitfield Brown will en-
terrain Thursday for. the South Carolina
danes, and that evening the Washington
society will give reception at Rausch-
er'S in honor of the council. The Club
Of Colonial Danes will be hosts Friday
night at Rausceler's for the council.
Mrs. F. b. Moran has issued invita-
tons for a reception Thursday afternoon
at ) o'clock in compliment to Mrs. Cox.
president general of the Colonial Danes.
Those who will assist Mrs. Moran in re-
ceiving her guests are Mrs. Lurton, wife
Of Mr.. Justice Lurton; Mrs. Dickinson,
linger, wife of the Secretary of the In
terror: Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott and Miss kean.
Mrs. Dickinson will give tea Satur-
DAY In AO0Of OIL MIS-. lux, pTeSlUeul VI
the national society.
The Congressional Club will give a re-
ception to the Colonial Danes Friday
afternoon.
this afternoon Mrs. William Reed of Bal
timore. president Of the Maryland So
ciety of Colonial Danes, will receive
with the hostess, and Mrs. Cox, the ma
tional president. will be in the receiv-
Ing party Mrs. Robert Hinckley and
Mrs. George Downing will preside in the
dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schwalenberg en-
tertained a small company last evening
at their residence, 1915 B street south
east. Messrs. Vincent p. Sugeo, Prosperi
and an orchestra gave selections. Among
those present We're Misses Fora Stros-
meyer, Pauline Wagner. Ethel and Ger
and Margaretta, Mamie and Minnie
Schwaenberg, Mesrs. Ernest Schnebel,
Will Pfeiffer. E. Burgh, Squed. George
Fry. Benjamin. Foley. II: Goldman,
Greenwood. f. L. Tennison, G. w. Bury.
p I. Gordon. T. Hogeberg, Prospect, c.
Williams and Jacob Schneffei of Hern-
don,s Va; Mr.. and Mrs. John Robey, Mr..
and Mrs. Frye, Mr.. and Mrs. Carmody,
Mr. and Mrs. Stein and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brockman
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham c. Mayer. the
latter formerly Miss Camille Herman of
THIS CITY. WHO were " CuuCSudy
last in New York by the Rev. DR.. Schulz
man. have been spending their honeymoon
at the Royal Palace Hotel in Atlantic
City. They returned to Washington Sun
day evening, and will reside with the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Her.
man. at 1922 18th street northwest Mr..
Mayer is a New Yorker. but at present
is making his home In this city.
Mrs. Ezra Pugh. delegate from the
Oneida Chapter, Utica, n. " to the ID.
A r. Congress, will remain for q visit
with her aunt Mrs. Sanders Johnston,
1912 18th street.
The ladies of the Indiana Circle of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church will
entertain the Indiana members and friends
Of the congregation this evening In the
Sunday school room of the church
Mrs. F. Carl Smith has just returned
from California and is visiting her sister
Mrs N p. Wheeler, wife of Representa-
tive Wheeler. at the New Willard. Mrs
Wheeler expects to go to Rochester, n
" next week to attend a large luncheon
given in honor of her daughter, Mrs J.
Allen Farley.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond will not
receive tomorrow, she is confined to
her room by a severe bronchial cold
Miss Martha Bowers has as her guest
Ill.
Miss Lillian Cavanaugh, who was in
Philadelphia for a dinner given in her
honor Saturday night, returned home
yesterday.