Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-13

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on GIBSON.
Miss kibbey. Mrs. Audenried and Senator
and Mrs. Depew will be among tonight's
dinner hosts.
Mrs. Myron NJ Parker and Miss Parker
will receive tomorrow. but not Tuesday,
February 81. Miss Primrose Colt daugh-
ter of Judge and Mrs. Colt, of Providence,
K. l.. is Miss Parkers guest, and will
assist tomorrow. She returned with Miss
Parker, who had been her guest in
Providence for the last week, and is the
recipient of many social attentions.
Miss NJ. V. Bolts left today for New
York city.
DR.. Kilroy has returned and reports
his son, James j. kilroy, jr., to be con-
valescing from severe attack Of pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pannell Ficklen,
1761 Columbia road. will celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary tonight by a
reception from to IL o'clock.
Miss Duncanson and Mrs. shryock will
be at home Tuesday, February IA, at 1915
Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Arthur L. Bates. wife of Repre-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Hamilton Read of 1913
18th street will be at home Tuesdays in
February.
Mrs. Louis A. Dent and Miss Dent will
not be at home tomorrow, but will re-
ceive Tuesdays, February y and %.
Mrs. Edwin F. Abel Of Baltimore has
been in town the past few days the guest
of Mrs. James Mosher of S street
Mrs. Prince and Mrs. Livingston, BIB
18th street northwest, will be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs. Harry Harris, who had intended
to go to New York Saturday, has decided
to remain in Washington a few weeks
longer as the guest of Mrs. I. Greenbaum,
1909 Girard street.
Miss Ida Doris Coleman of Allentown.
Pa, is spending the week with Miss Sadye
Pelzman Of 9th street northwest. Miss
Coleman has recently completed a tour
around the world and is now on her way
home.
Miss Myrtle Cameron left today to be
present during the junior week of Co
lumbia University. Before she returns
she will visit West Point, Fort Totten
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. Hepburn Yarnall will he at
home informally tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Hitchcock, wife of Representative
q. NJ. Hitchcock, will be at home al the
Shoreham tomorrow for the last time this
season.
Columbia Chapter. D. A. r.. held
delightful reception last Tuesday
evening at the home Of the w. c. 7.
SAINT. received the guests and an
nounced a program Of entertainment
that was replete with interest. Mrs.
Mary Lockwood. one Of the founders
OF the d. A. r.. was present. and gave
an interesting talk. on the Personal
and Individual Influence of Woman"
with interesting anecdotes Of her re-
cent trip abroad. The registrar general
Of the N. s.. D. a. r., founded her re-
marks on what the Red, White and
around the world" Mrs. Olney of Con-
stitution Chapter made a few congrat-
ulatory remarks on Woman's work, as
did also Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis, Mrs.
NJ. Z. S. Davis. regent of Deborah
Knapp Chapter, spoke of the honor ex-
tended by being descendants OF revo-
lutionary heroes. Vocal solos by Miss
Harriet Harding We're well received. as
were instrumental selections by Miss
Mary Lynch and Miss May Borland.
Mrs. Mary Hartsock, historian of the
chapter, gave an interesting paper on
George Washington. Dainty refresh
ments were served under. the direc
tion of Mrs. Virginia Yost Brown, when
the usual sociability was enjoyed;
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hartsock of New York. Mrs.
Founess of Massachusetts,. Mrs.
Charles Bayly, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cam
eron. Mrs. Nettleton, Mrs Frances
Walter. Mrs. C. Phillips. Mrs. and Miss
Daniels, Miss Zieder. Miss Searle. Mrs.
Longworthy, Mrs. J. w. Clark. Mrs. W.
\. Barber Mrs. and Miss Boyd. Mrs. F.
B. Brock, Mr.. and Miss Webster, Mrs.
p. l.. Christie. Mrs: Ganss: Mrs: p. >.
Miss Small, Miss L. V. Walker Miss
Myrtle Moulton and many others.
A German stag birthday party was
given Mss Malinda Adams of Capitol
Hill Thursday evening m celebration
of her birthday The house was dec
Grated with red hearts and cupids, and
the favors were boxes of candy cigar
cites and clay pipes: The guests We're we're
mer. Miss Isabel Moves. Miss Madeleine
AIyv. Miss Maude Edmunds. Miss Doris
Burchard, Miss Ethel Belts.
A nretty but quiet wedding took
Mace at Mr. p n. Roots home. 1928
14th street northwest. Sunday evening,
at o'clock when Miss Julia Root be-
came the bride Of Mr. George 5 lie Vine
~ Now York. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. A. Ieibsohn
The bride wore a white satin gown
in pearls Among the
guests were the bridegroom's parents.
Of New York: Mrs NJ. Deitchman and
Miss Ethel Deitchman of New York.
Mr. ]. Schwartz and the Misses Ruth
and Belle Schwartz of burlington, VT. |
The new members of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association who Joined
during December were delightfully."- en-
ertained Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson. The pro-
gram was in charge of Mrs. John B. Ken |
dali of the social committee. and included
cello solos by Miss Ethel Lee piano solos
by Miss Elsa Murray and dialect stories |
by Mrs. Martha s. Gielow.
Mrs John Kaiser and daughter, Edith,
have gone to Florida for a months STAY