Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-27
SOCIETY.
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penter. The attraction of the evening
was the clever little play, by Mr.. Robert
Reese, entitled The Worm Will Turn
which was wonderfully well acted. Among
Dr. and Mrs; Stones guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Reese, Mr. and Mrs
Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd u. Wight
Miss Day. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Carpen-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan and
Miss EngleS.
Miss Helen Bailey entertained at a tea
last Tuesday afternoon at her home on
street. The rooms We're attractively
arranged with palms, ferns and cut flow
ers. IN the dining room the tea table
was daintily arranged with a centerpiece
OF pink tulips and maiden-hair ferns. sur
rounded by pink and silver shaded cam
dies. Mrs. Bailey poured the tea for her
aaushter' ana others assisting were Mrs
Miller Kenyon. Miss Bailey's sister: Miss
Mitchell and Miss Rose Sansbury.
Miss Darcy Fishburn has returned to
her home on Euclid street after a delight
fui visit to friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. John A. Rogers Of New York has
been the house guest for the past two
weeks of Mrs. James o. Wright Mrs.
Wright entertained at luncheon last Mon
day in honor Of her guest.
Mrs. Henry T. Percy, widow of Medical
| Director Percy. L. S. N. left recently for
Annapolis. Nd. where she will make an
extended visit.
| Mrs Dunwocdy, wife Of Col. Dunwoody,
U. s. A. and her daughter. Miss Ellen
| Dunwocdy, are the guests of Mrs Shu-
| CERT at her home on 31st street. Miss
| Dunwocdy has been spending the past
| few weeks with Miss Frances Blake, the
| daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. James HI.
], w. Blake of street.
| Mr.. and Mrs William T. Powell Of 31st
| street had as their guests during tie past
| week their son-in-law and daughter.
Lieut.. Commander George w. Lawes, T..
| S. N, and Mrs. Lawes of Annapolis, Md.
| Mrs. vinton Burch of Georgetown left
/ last week for short visit to friends in
! Florida.
/ Mrs Mary Gale Davis of the Burling
| ton has as her guest until after Easter
| her sister, Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber OF
| Boston.
| Mrs Sylvester Z. Penneing of Havre de
| Grace, Md, who has been SPENDING sew
/ eral weeks in Washington as the guest
| of Mrs. Martha Chandlee and her daugh-
| ter Miss Grace Chandlee, of Chevy chase,
| will visit for some time her son-in-law
| and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. john /. CO.
| bourne, of West Philadelphia, before re-
turning to her home.
| Mrs. Irene Brewer, who has been spend
| ing most of the winter in Roanoke. Va,
as the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Breslin.
| returned last week to her home in
/ Georgetown.
| Miss Mary McCalley left last Friday
/ o fternoon for Orange. n j., where she
will be the house guest for several weeks
Of Miss whitmore at her home there.
| Miss Elizabeth Hoover. who has been
| spending the past Few weeks as the guest
| of her cousin. Mrs. Russell Lynn. at her
home i'm HerndOn, Va, has returned to
| Washington.
: Miss Lydia Marks of Bryn Mawr has
been spending some time in Washington.
visiting Mrs. +. B. Smith at her home
| on p street.
Mr. George Street and his daughters.
| the Misses Alice and Grace Street, of
| BROOKLYN. N Y, who are now the guests
of friends in Asheville. n. c., for several
weeks, will visit friends in Georgetown
about the middle of next months
/ Dr. and Mrs. James A. Emery and their
young daughter Miss Helen Emery, have
| recently taken possession of their hand
| some new house on Chevy Chase circle
| They have been spending the past two
months at the Oakland, where they have
| occupied an apartment.
| Miss Katheryn Powell was the hostess
at a very pretty yellow and white
| bridge last Wednesday afternoon at her
home on r street. There were two tables
and the dainty prizes. silver picture
frame and a jeweled hatpin. We're won
by Mrs. Etchison and Miss Elizabeth
| Cornell. After the game tea was served
and each guest received a lovely corsage
bouquet of yellow jonquils. The guests
| included Mrs. Simon, Mrs. Etchison, Mrs.
| Haney, Miss Elizabeth Cornell Miss
Lucy Edmonston and Miss Winefred
Randolph.
Mrs. I. s. Fleishman and Mrs. III. Nor
ris. with their house guest, Mrs. Lewis
of North Carolina, will be at home to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Matchette of Q street enter
/ tanned the Thursday Euchre Club last
week. The prize winners were Mrs.
John MINIS, Mrs. Fred Wenzel, Mrs.
Thomas Bynum and Mrs. Viraldo Mat
| Ghetto
/ Mrs. George w. Smith, widow Of Rep.
| Preventative Smith. and Miss Dolly Cun.
bingham, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. S.