Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-20
New York. Mrs. Sheffield will receive
again Tuesday.

New York. Mrs. Sheffield will receive
again TUESDAY.
Miss Mary D. Spiers is spending the
interval out of town between her new
detail to the White House as private
secretary to Mrs. Taft and the date Of
her taking up her duties there.
Mrs. Needham. wife Of Representative
Needham of California, was at home
and was assisted by her sister. Mrs.
Barker Of California
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Buell. of r street have
gone to North Carolina to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. James W. Orme entertained at
st. Valentine luncheon Monday at her
home on 18th street. in honor of her
guest, Miss E. Grace Pennington of Mary
land. Among the guests were Mrs. John
0. Evans. Mrs. Frederick Heupel. Mrs.
John N. Popham. Mrs. Allan Pennington,
Mrs. John L. Heupel. Mrs. James W.
Orme, ST.. Mrs. Joseph Hayden. Mrs. Ed
win Pillsbury. Mrs. Guy H. Corbett. Miss
Grace Thompson. Mrs. r. Bruce Elmer
son.
The Hon. Miss Rachel Kay Shuttle
worth. who has been spending the winter
with her brother-in-law and sister, Col.
James. the military attache of the British
embassy. and Mrs. james sailed yesterday
from New York for her home in England.
The Hon. Mrs. James. who accompanied
her sister to New York, will return to
Washington tomorrow.
The southern bazaar to be held in
Washington at old Masonic Hall, 9Th
and F streets northwest, February % to
March 3. will have as novel feature
state nights-Monday. Maryland and
Virginia; Tuesday, North Carolina and
South Carolina; Wednesday, Georgia and
Florida: Thursday. Alabama and Missis-
sippi; Friday, Louisiana, Texas and Ar
kansas: Saturday. Tennessee, kentucky
and Missouri. Prominent men will deliver
addresses, and the Confederate choir will
render southern songs during the evening.
Lady Arthur Paget is now in New
York. and gossips have assigned other
her ae birth Tssy say 9 that the the sna real
reason for her coming was to make
to marry Mrs. Billy Leeds, widow OF
the New York multi-milliona William
b. Leeds. Lady Paget and Mrs. Leeds
friends Lord MT Thyme is
He served in the South African war, and
IS a captain in the Royal Willis Ar
tillery.
The solicitor general and Mrs. Bowers
will have as their house guests this week
Mrs. Edgar L. Lewis and Miss Isabel
Clark Of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sweeney OF New
York announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Emeline Sweeney. to
Lieut.. Clifford Lee Corbin. Coast Artil-
lery, T. s. A. The wedding will be cele-
brated in April.
Mrs. William Cats and the ladies of
the Cairo will give charity bridge and
euchre for the benefit of NeighbOrhoOd
House, February 26. 2:3O pm, at the
Cairo ballroom. The prizes have been
donated by the merchants of Washington.
Mrs Jones, wife of Senator Wesley L.
Jones of North Yakima. Wash. is
charming addition to the senatorial circle.
Mrs. Jones has many friends here, as
Senator Jones represented his district In
Congress for number of years. Senator
and Mrs. Jones have an apartment at the
Gordon for the season.
Mrs. Richard Sylvester will be at home
informally tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Michael Colbert will not be at
home Tuesday, but will receive the fol-
lowing Tuesday for the last time this
season.
Miss Verbena NJ. Adler is in New York,
euchre was given by Monticello
Chapter, d. A. r.. at the home of the
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Gertrude
L. Place. 215 New Jersey avenue north
west, February 16 for the benefit of
Neigh borhOod House.
Miss Amanda Beatrice Hurley, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hurley
gave a delightful valentine dance. Among
the guests were Miss Alice Broglie of
New York and Miss Ethel A. Stewart of
Maryland. the Misses Marie l.. Riani
Louise and Nellie Doxon, Gertrude Berry
Mathilde and Louise Rochon. Estele
Eaton. Isabelle West and Mildred
Hughes. and Messrs. Bradley and Byron
c. Schneider F. Gutshall. ]. Wagner,
Harry Walker and John Hurley. The
parlors. reception hail and library were
artistically decorated with roses and gar
lands of red and gold hearts. The dining
room was similarly decorated, and q
| bountiful repast was enjoyed.
| Miss Helena Barchfeld of the Dresden
| has as her guests Miss Bessie MEYERS and
Miss Henrietta Wetzel of Pittsburg, Pa
Miss Rose Frank of Baltimore. Nd,
was the guest of Miss Ernestine Rich Of
Harvard street during the week.
n,
has been the guest OF Miss Camille Her
man Of 18th street, returned to her home
last week.
Mrs. ]. Fruend was hostess at yalen-
tine whist Monday in honor of Mrs
David Andreiess of Baltimore Md The
dining room was very prettily decorated
in red, with red hearts as the predomi-
mating feature. A large red heart shaped
bell was suspended from the chandelier,
under which was a cluster of red roses
The first prize was won by Miss Bertha
Rice and the second by Mrs. j. T.
Klawans, while the guest prize went to
Mrs Andreiess. Others present were
Mrs. j. B. Stein Of Marshall Tex: Mrs.
S. Gassenheimer Mrs. ]. w Hechinger,
Mrs. J. Lesser. Mrs. b. Hechinger, Mrs.
Lee Hechinger. Mrs. S. Breslauer Mrs
Morris Gusdorf Mrs. William Schloss-
| berg. Mrs. Morris Kaufman, Mrs l..
Mosher and Mrs. Samuel Augenstefn
Mrs Charles kaufman of 18th street
returned on Thursday from q trip of sew
eral weeks to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Fl. Cohen and her sister, Mrs. p.
Strauss of New York, have returned from
: a trip to Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Strauss will