Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-10

last time this season. Mrs. Orville Brock
inridse Drown will be with them.
Mrs. Archibald NJ. McIachlen will be at
home informally Fridays, February IL
and is.
Mrs Simon Wolf will not receive Satur-
day or next week on that day, being abb
sent in Atlantic City, but will be at home
the last Saturday of this month.
Mrs Sewers viii not be at home tomor-
row, but will receive the following FRI
days.
Mrs. Myer Cohen will not receive tonor-
row. being absent in New York, but will
receive on the remaining Fridays OF this
month.
Mrs Samuel Herbert Moore, 1869 irving
street northwest, will be at home inform
ally tomorrow afternoon from to o.
Mrs n. Latham Law is leaving Tor
the north within q few days.
Mrs. Edgar Allan Of 1901 18th street
northwest has moved to her residence.
1871 Lamont street, where she and ne ,,
daughter, Mrs. Edith Allan Crumn Will
be glad to see their friends Fridays IN
February.
The Misses Calhoun will receive In
formally Fridays at 144O Fairmont street.
Miss Harriet Douglas Ia the guest Of
Mrs, Myles Standish in New York. hav-
ing gone on for the Gurnee-Hoppin we'd
ding.
Mrs. James F. Barbour. and Miss Mar
guerite Barbour will go to Atlantic City
to stay ten days.
The minister of Norway and Nine
GUIDE entertained at dinner last evening.
Among their guests were Senator Nelson'
Representative Stevenson. Representa-
tive Gronna and Representative Haugen:
the Smithsonian institutions; Norwegian
Consul Bendeke, Mr.. Sartz Of the De-
partment Of Agriculture. Mr. Skybak. Mr..
Wage, Mr.. Hansen, Mr.. Gahr. Mr.. Sohl-
berg and Mr.. Dieserud. the last Tour Oh
the Library of Congress.
Mrs. David H. Fenton has as her guest
this week Mrs. Mary White Slater OF
Ironton. Ohio. Mrs. Fenton will enter
tain tomorrow evening in her honor with
a musical and a delineation by Mrs.
Slater of her child poems.
Mrs. Hughes, wife of Senator Hughes
of Colorado, will receive this afternoon
at 1903 @ street
Miss Agnes Marshall Taliaferro. daugl-
ter. of Mr. William Alexander Taliaferro
of Anandale, Culpeper county. Va, Will
leave next Monday for Oakland, Cal,
where she will be married February Is
to Ensign Samuel Averett Clement. L. 3
n, who is with the Pacific fleet. The
brtde-elect will be accompanied to OaKs
land by her aunt, Mrs. Alexander Allen,
whose husband will officiate at the we'd
ding at ST. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church. of which he is rector. On &C
count Of the duties of Ensign Clement,
who could not get leave of absence to
come east, as his ship will be ordered to
that Miss Taliaferro should go to Cali
fornia. The bridegroofn-elect is native
of Virginia, his father having served
in the state senate from the Danville
district.
Miss knight will accompany Miss Cor
gas to Panama, and both will sail Feb
ruary "a to join the parents of the lat
ter, Col and Mrs. William c. Gorgas, at
Colon.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson and her sister,
Mrs. Mussellmann of Philadelphia, left
today for Florida.
informally tomorrow for the last time.
Mrs. Arthur Cults Willard, 224 De-
catur place. will be at home Saturday,
February T., from to =.
Mrs. Guion Miller and Mrs. Frederic B.
Pyle will be hostesses tomorrow after
noon at the informal tea of the College
Women's Club. DR.. May L. Kellar of
woman's College. Baltimore. will address
the club on The Life Of a Woman
Dr. kellar is province president of the
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity.
Mrs. Isaac Birch, Miss Birch and Mrs.
John Mitchell Waters, assisted by Mrs.
Tuesday afternoon. An interesting
feature of the happy occasion was that
Mrs. Creyke and Mrs. Waters were both
brides of last autumn and both wore
their wedding gowns of duchess satin,
embellished with pearl trimmings The
drawing room was decorated entirely
with evergreens and lighted only with
candles. The dining room color scheRe
was red and was illuminated by the glOM
of many candles. Those assisting in the
Miss Margaret Minstrall, Miss Dorothy
Heiberger, Miss Roberta Annis and Miss
Leila Bogley. Although the weather was
rather inclement. several hundred guests
enjoyed the cordially extended to them
Mrs. Charles ]. Williamson. 26l6 Con-
necticut avenue, will not be at home
Fridays in February.
Washington people who have had the
pleasure of hearing Miss Beatrice Her
ford in her delightful and original mono
Iogues are looking forward to her en-
gagement at the Arlington February II.
under the auspices Of the Housekeepers'
Alliance and the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae. Her selections will include
''The Pay Station Girl Changing the
Presents THE Only Child and "A
Lady From England
Mrs. OrvilIe Breckenridge Drown will
receive tomorrow with her mother, Mrs.
Henry Litchfield West.
Deaths Reported.