Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-28

valued not only as souvenirs. but also
for their artistic merit. At the close OF
the games an attractive prize was award
ed at each table. The winners were Mrs.
"A. Gordon Jones. Miss Nancy Gordon
Jones. Mrs E. w. Clark. Mrs. Byron An
drews and Mrs J. w. Gray. all of WASH
ington: Mrs. Grace Shields OF Richmond.
Va: Mrs Warren Clarke and Miss Adela
keidel OF Baltimore and Francis Q. ONeill
of Charleston, 8. {. An elaborate lunch
con followed to which a number of addi-
tional guests were invited.
Monday smaller but equally at
tractive afternoon bridge was given by
Mrs. A. Gordon Jones Of Washington in
honor of Mrs. Emil Thesis of the same
city and Mrs. N. J. Cruger OF Albany. Ga.
With others present were Mrs. Hannis
Taylor and Mrs q. w. Ross of WASH
ington. Mrs. w. s. Ham Of Norfolk, Va !:
Miss Sarah Harrison Powell Of Baltimore
and Miss MCGOWAN of Memphis, Tenn.
The highest prize was won by Mrs. Ross.
collation. was served al the close OF the
games. The same afternoon Francis Q.
ONeill of Charleston. s. c.. gave a large
driving party. followed by an informal
dinner of old-time southern dishes at Ca
pom Lake Inn. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs n. r. BUST and William H.
Dunkfn OF Charleston. Mr. John w.
Yerkes Of Washington, Mrs Haskell. Mrs.
w. +. Irwin and Miss Mcclure Of Phila-
delphia, Mrs Mcclellan Buckingham Of
Memphis and Mrs. w. 8. Ham Of Nor
AOiAs O. ucSudy u Similar entertain.
! ment was given by Mr.. Robert Snodgrass
OF Harrisburg. whose party included Mr..
and Mrs. w. G.. Noting OF Baltimore,
Mrs. Grace Shields Of Richmond and Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel J. Graham Of Pittsburg
wednesday delightful luncheon was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Buist Of
Charleston. Prior to the luncheon a
charming reading Of selections from well
known southern authors was given by
MRS. Grace Shields Of Richmond for the
q nj
friends upon the piazza Of Mrs w. @.
Nolting's cottage. Thursday evening was
oevoted TO large barn dance. given in the
notei ballroom and participated in by near
hundred OF the young people at the
springs. all arrayed In rustic costumes.
The girls as a rule wore calico or etng-
ham gowns OF the ISIS Hopkins" variety,
with plnafores and sunbQnnets to corre-
spond. while the men were in jeans and
genuine nayseed hats with shoestring
Damos. The program included only reels
poIKas and country dances adapted to
rastime melodies. Among those taking
part were Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain
MISS MISS M p,,.is. Wood. Miss Hanna Taylor.
George E. Chamberlain, tr.: Miss Camille
Du Bose. Tyler Henry. Miss Leila May
Henry Miss Nancy Gordon Jones. ali OF
washington; Miss Eleanor Hack, Miss
N Nns,in1 he M,sa Harry Kimberley. Wyatt
CS Sa,s MISS Louise King. Miss Marjorie
more; Miss Bessie Scoville. Cincinnati;
MISS martina Cook. George Billups. Wy
lie Cook OF Norfolk: Miss Sara Addison
OF Lexington, Va; the Misses Gillette, D.
walsh. Miss Alice Haskell, s. A. Grocer,
EdWard Buckley. third, all of Philadel-
phla: MISS jamie Green of Florida. W.
-; SAFE Neison, Capon; Miss Cora Nc
Eiroy, Albert Jacket. third, New York;
E T,M.. May carter Page. Pittsburg: Miss
ham. Memphis: Philip Williams. Harry
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fIlday afternoon occurred one OF the
pretiest events of the season in a juve-
me parry given by Mrs. Henry Grant
A. for tb mre n or Capt. Learnard. y. 8.
Learnard. jr. The chiIdren's playroom
.ne motel was lavishly arranged
LOT tne occasion with mountain vines
anu PINK sweet peas. while In the
49, y, the room was placed
peas ana having for it's principal fea-
.u1e beautiful birthday cake orna-
nense1 with pink sugar roses and doves
LII aa "oiuihg tnree small pink candles, which
ro sent all the way from California
~ Nas. occasion by an adoring relative
ices were also in pink. Dainty souve-
aanh .1ea with pink ribbons were at
Ever, while upon a separate table
sppeared the numerous gifts presented
M IN e"e lovely little golden haired host.
Inc children present were Robert
French Mason, third: Eugene Carusi.
IT., katherine Myers, Margaret Myers,
nooert Yellott Percis Conrad. all Of
Washington; Frances Noting. Kenneth
EuseIton OF Baltimore, Elizabeth Bas-
adelphia
During the week an Axcftfn1 tAuuls