Evening star., 1911-01-06

Dalgleish, Miss Marion McFalf. Mrs. F.
Bartlett and other well known musicians
will participate.
Miss Louise Cromwell will give
luncheon Sunday i'm honor OF her guests.
Miss Marion Leutze and Miss Suzanne
Carroll.
Miss Ernst gave luncheon yesterday
in compliment to Miss lIildegardc Nagel.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt was the guest of
honor at a luncheon given by Miss Marion
Oliver yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William +. Lemon gave
a delightful reception last night at their
new home on kalorama road, when sew
eral hundred friends enjoyed their most
gracious hospitality. The main floor was
profusely decorated with American beau
ty roses, Smilax and blooming azaleas.
An orchestra played throughout the re-
ception. In the dining room the table
had a centcrpiece of pink roses, and all
the dainty appointments were in har-
mony.
The hostess was beautifully gowned
i'm white satin. veiled in white chiffon,
trimmed with gold and pearl embroidery.
She carried a lovely bouquet of lilies OF
the valley. She was assisted by Mrs.
Thomas IL. Anderson. Mrs. Ross Thomp-
son, Mrs. Fl. I. A. Lemon. Mrs. r. w.
bOlilnS, MTS. l. RANGES n. LUZ, NrS. .JOnn
A. Eutz. Mrs. Noel w Ba,Asdaie. Mrs
Elmer Yount Mrs Samuel IA. Greene,
Miss Hocpes, Miss Elizabeth Shedd, Miss
Mildred Duva. Miss Polkinhorn. Miss
Edmonston. the Misses Lutz. the Misses
Duvall. the Misses Frye and the Misses
Jacques % Chicago.
The Mexican ambassador left for New
York today. and will address the repub-
lican club tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Boyer of Wal
nut Grove entertained the Congress
Heights Social Club at tive-hundred
party Monday evening. Mrs. Herd of the
Bellevieuw Magazine was winner of the
first prize and Mr.. Herd won the gentle
mans prize Piano selections We're rem
dered by Mrs. sutton tnee Darling.
midnight supper was served. Mrs. Boyer
was assisted by her daughters. Mrs. Eva
Browning and Miss Boyer. Among these
present were Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Fillius.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Filius. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tice, Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Darling. Mr.. and Mrs. Herd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Browning, Mr.. Magruder
and Miss Boyer.
The Hunt ball at Chevy Chase tonight
will be largely attended. Miss Taft is ex-
pected. Mrs. Moore. wife of Mr.. Clarence
Moore. master of hounds, will receive the
guests. About 40 couples will dance the
cotillon, which will he led by Mr.. VIII
liam &. Marrow, assisted by Mr.. George
Howard. The music will be by the Ma
rine Band. which. in addition to playing
for the dancing. will play some old Eng
lish hunting songs The cotilon favors
were selected in England, and are all
emblematic of the hunt.
Miss Emma Gray will be at home at
her apartment. No. J20 the Ontario. Sun
day afternoons during January and Feb
ruary.
Mr. and Mrs. John Llewe!lyn Johnson
of Frederick announce the engagement or
their daughter, Miss Clara Virginia john
son, TO Mr. Frank Boughton Fox OF
Washington.
George w. Morgan. attorney. of New
York. and Mrs. Morgan are guests OF
Maj Richard Sylvester and Mrs. Syi-
yester, their cousins. Mr. Morgan and
his wife will depart for ST. Augustine,
Fla, tomorrow.
The members of the graduating class of
Holy Cross Academy. Upton street, were
entertained by their classmate. Miss Ade-
liza Burdine, with a luncheon Thursday
asst.
Mrs. Arnold Werner Spanhoofd Of Hill
yer place will lie at home informally
the first, second and fourth Saturdays in
January and February.
Commander and Mrs. Edward w.
Eberle and their son, Mr.. Edward Ran
dolph Ebere, have returned to WASH
ington after an absence of three years.
spent on the Pacific coast, and will
occupy Gen. Charles Humphreys resi-
dence. 1870 18th street, during their stay
here.
Miss Dorothy McCauley entertained at
her home New Year eve party of
friends in honor of her guest. Miss Ce
celia Lazarus of Philadelphia. Several
interesting games were played
Those present We're the Misses Lenore
Murray, Undine Babcock, Annie Fitz-
hugh. Mildred Lithgow. Helen Kalstron.
Katherine Burke, Francis Everat. Jose
Of New YorR isabelle o'n kerors of
Jersey City. and Messrs. Raymond Clark.
Cecil Smith, Elmer kintz, Allen Edelin,.
Herbert Shinn, Harry Mouisier, Louis
Dietrich, William Ellis. Ward Scott.
Frank Loefier, Jerome Burke and Howard
Brooke.
Mrs. Augustus Jackson, o1a1 III street
and Miss Mitchell will be at home infor-
mally the Mondays in January.
Mr. S. F. Mcdonald gave a luncheon
Wednesday a farewell attention TO |
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Gale, Mr. |
and Mrs Stepinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Hause. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone. Mr.. Ball, Mr. Pishell. |
Mrs. Bowie johnson. Miss Virginia John |
son and Mrs. NJ. \. Yost
Mr.. Mcdonald goes for a two-year stay |
in Panama as geological expert to the
isthmian canal commission.
DIR. John B. Baggett of this city is seri-
ousiy III at the University Hospital Bal
tim0re, Md.
At St Cecelia's Catholic Church. Wall
brook yesterday Miss Eva A. Mudd and
Mr.. Henry L. Mudd were quietly mar
ried by the pastor OF the church. Rev.
Eugene s. Gwynn. uncle of the groom.
The bride is a daughter of County Com
missioner B. NJ Mudd OF Charles county,
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