Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-04

| of 4 guest formed the place cards and
had To be recognized before the place
was taken. An orchestra played through
out the dinner, but there were several
| special treats in songs by Mr. John II.
Nolan and Mr.. George H. O'Connor and
Rotations by Mr.. Edward J. Walsh.
The guests included MIR. W. Hender-
| son Moses, Mr.. julius Garfinkle, Mr..
/, Harry W. Fuller. Mr. Clan ence F. Nor
ment. Mr.. Henry Clay Browning, Mr..
tice Daniel Thew Wright Justice Thomas
H. Anderson. Justice Charles H. Robb,
Justice Fenton W. Booth, Mr.. Charles A.
Douglas. Mir. Daniel Fraser. Mr.. G. A.
| Bond Mr.. Harry Wardman. Mr.. D. J..
Callahan. Mr.. Harrison Stidham Mr..
George II. O'Connor, Mr.. Charles e.
Berry. Mai. w 3: Ladue. AIR. Charles
H. Johnson. Mr.. o. II. Perry Johnson
Mr.. John II. Nolan, Mr.. c. E. Bergman,
MI Louis n. Dent, Mr.. Charles p vii
liams. Commissioner c. H. Rudolph. Mr..
II. Bradley Davidson. Mr.. Eldridge E..
Jordan Mr. Lester a. Barr. Mr.. Harrison
Brown. Mr. George ". White. Mr.. Sam
uel Ross. DIR. d. Percy Hicklins. Mr.. j. o.
Ricketts,. Mr.. A. G. Chaplain, Gen. George
II. Harries. DIR. William Gerry Morgan,
Mr.. Matthew Horn. Mr.. Odell J. Smith.
Mr.. Edward J. Walsh. Mr.. Charles Earl.
Mr.. Edward Hines of Chicago.
The College Women's Club will be at
home as usual Monday, March 6, at 1919
Connecticut avenue. The guest Of honor
will be Miss Leila Mechlin.
Mrs. George w. Smith entertained at
five hundred last night at her residence
Mrs. Walter A. Johnston of this city
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bond p Geddes Of
Omaha.
Mrs. Johnston is the daughter Of Mr.
last months brides. the wedding taking
place February IL at the home of Mrs
Smith.
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt is at Haddon
Hall, Atlantic City, for brief outing.
The last Of the season of entertain
ments given by the Congressional Club
closed last evening with a program of
music, instrumental and vocal. The
Franz Schubert String Quartet gave four
charming numbers. beginning with March
Militaire, Op. 81. Franz Schubert, and in
Guiding selections from Bach, l.. Won
Beethoven, Anton Dvorak and Richard
| cores they played the "Serenade,' by
Miss Nettle,on sang two groups of
songs, the first Scottish. Charlie Is My
Darling" Loeb Lomond'' and My Love
Is But Lassie Yet; the second. a
Eanza, by Chadwick: Break Into
Fifth Floor Window Mallnson. Miss
Slayden sang a group of songs. also
in a duet with Miss Nettlcton. a 'Barca-
role by Offenbach.
pleasant surprise was the singing
by Mr.. Tiltman, who was not on the
program and who sang three spirited
Fiegier; WI Traume," G. Henschel, and
The Friar of Orders Gray" Hattcn.
Mrs. Roberts, the new president. re-
ceived, with Miss Hill in charge of the
music Mrs. Kahn of California and Mrs
Bartlett of Georgia presided at the tea
table.
The mantels were banked in a profu-
sion of flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Gordon Crawford have
Mr.. Crawford's former home in New Or
leans, where they spent carnival week.
A largely attended musical and tea were
given this afternoon at the Friends
School by Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Sid
well. Mr.. Harry Patterson Hopkins at
the piano and Mr. Herman c. Rakenann
on the violin entertained an enthusiastic
company i'll the meeting house of the
school. Tea was served in the reception
rooms of the school after the musical
Miss Charlotte 3. Gridley read an in
teresting paper at the meeting of Mar
saret Whetten Chapter at Mrs Redwood
Vandesrifts Saturday, February -, about
a d. A. r. chapter organized in Hills
dale, Mich. named in honor of her
grandmother. called the Ann f. Gridley
Chapter.
Mrs. Byron S. Adams, Mis- p. Edwin
I've. Mrs. ]. II. Whitaker. Mrs William
Eynon. Mrs. Julian G. Dowell and Mrs
Ellis Logan will entertain matinee par
ties at the New Willard ballroom Satur-
day. March II. at the dramatic reading
of Rostand's .'Chantecler' by Mr. S II.
Clark of Chicago for the benefit of the
National Homeopathic Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wis, have returned
from their wedding trip and will be at
home tomorrow at 1879 Ontario place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Henderson enter
tanned at a luncheon today in honor Of
guests We're the director of the Smith
sonian Institution and Mrs. Walcott. the
president of the Carnegie Institution and
airs Woodward, DR.. and Mrs Fremont
Smith, Mrs. Macfarland and Mrs. Holli
day.
DIR. Snow. who has been for twenty
nine years the senior surgeon at kemper
Hospital. London. is In this country for a
stay of several weeks. during which he
will lecture from scientific standpoint
on the want of beneficial results fellow
ing animal vivise ction.
Col. p. II. Ellis. L. S. A.. returned
Yesterday from a cruise through the
Mediterranean and is at the Hotel VOL
cott New York.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Daniel Junior and Emma Eskridge.
James A. Rhodes and Sarah Davis
Ganrpe w Holt and Mary Esriscoe