Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-14

OF luncheon followed by a bridge party
this afternoon. and will tomorrow att
ernoon entertain I'm a similar manner.
She Will not receive February IL, but
will be at home for the last time this
season February %
Mrs. Horace Cleveland Chandlee of
Chevy Chase gave a luncheon today
which will be followed by bridge and tea.
guest at the luncheon. and to meet her
there were present Miss Barney. Miss
Bray. Mss Hoge. Mrs. Patterson. Mrs.
Shultz. Mrs. Graves. Mrs. Muliowney.
Mrs War;en; Miss Ella Stevens ;.u; Mrs.
Mrs Guss. Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Pannill, Mrs.
James. Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Leetch. Miss
Harvey. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Virgins. Mrs.
Pettus. Miss Hunt. Mrs. Ward, Miss
Chandlea and Miss Helen Chandlee-
The house and the luncheon table were
decorated with red tulips. Mrs. Null
lowney and Mrs. Mark were at the tea
table.
Miss Ida Norment Smith entertained at
the first OF a series of bridge parties
last night. Valentine dccorat ons were
used. The guests were Miss Marion
King, Miss Marie Ray. Miss Katherine
Stokes. Miss Louise Robertson. Miss Mil
dred Bacon. Miss \ ma Van Arsdale. Miss
Stella Carusi, Miss Elizabeth Futon.
Miss Lucinda Pennebaker. Miss Frances
Miller. Miss Elise Farnum, Mr.. George
Kennedy M George Ray. Mr.. Norman
Elder Mr.. Maurice Moore, Mr.. Stockton
Heth. NJ. Lawrence Greene. Mr.. Well
stod White. Mr.. Edgar Price. Mr.. John
Johnson. Mr.. Stuart, Mr.. Dnol and Mr..
Frank Smith. Miss Smith will give
another bridge party February =
Mrs Barr Of the Wyoming will not be
home Thursday next. but will receive
Thursday. February .S.
Mrs. Thomas Snowden will be at home
at the Westmoreland tomorrow and
Wednesday. February %.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pannill Ficklen
We're the hosts at a beautiful reception
last evening. when they celebrated their
crystal wedding anniversary. The draw
ing room. where the couple received. was
prettily decorated with pink carnations.
ferns and palms. and Mrs. Fickien was
handsomely gowned in pink crepe de
chine and carried an armful of Kill
larney roses.
Among those assisting were Mrs. La
Sale c. Pickett. who wore a black jetted
gown. and carried American beauties:
Mrs. d. T. Williams of Richmond. in
black satin crepe. with corsage bou-
quet of lilies of the valley, and Miss
IITdCc Ot H.. VINO wore
blue marquisette over pale pink. TRIM
med with crystals and pearls. and car
ried a bouquet Of pink roses: Mrs.
Selden Allen Day. Miss Mary Cot
ten of Suffolk. Va. and Miss Mary Mitch
ell of this city. Miss Mitchell was one
of the bridesmaids at the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Ficklen. which took place fif
teen years ago yesterday at st. Pauls
Church. Bishop Harding officiating.
A stringed orchestra played throughout
ft,n {~r a~.I lit
were served IN the dining room, which
was decorated in red for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Ficklen were the recip-
tents of a number OF handsome presents
Mrs. John NJ. Hawley and Mrs. Hargis,
her daughter are giving a valentine tea
today. when they will be assisted by Mrs
Van Mourick and Miss Norton. both of
Mexico City: Mrs. Mason. Miss Van Ars-
dale, Miss Mildred Bacon. Miss Helen
Hendricks. Miss Doris Haywood and Miss
katherine Poole.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair has taken two
boxes for the fairy play. The Beauty
Friday. February -. for the benefit of
the Homeopathic Hospital. Mrs. l.. b.
Swormstedt, > Thomas Circle, has charge
of the sale of boxes and seats and Miss
Hawk is in charge Of the production.
Mrs. John n. Pistol will be at home
tomorrow. at 4016 18th street, from 4
to g.
Mrs T. Edwin Dye of 1903 l. street
will be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. William F. Dennis will be at home
tomorrow at her new residence. 1909 18th
street.
Mrs. NJ B. Mercer. 1918 Euclid street,
will not be at home tomorrow.
Miss Mary E. McCeney will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs. John H. Dixon and Miss Green,
1890 18th street, will be at home We'd
nesday. February Is, informally. Miss
Anderson of Chicago will be with them.
Miss Leona Burch of Maple View place.
Anacostia, entertained In honor of Miss
Regina Perry Of Baltimore last Thurs
day. Euchre and dancing were enjoyed
throughout the evening. Among those
Katherine Hardin: Eugene Gilroy. Es-
telle Latchford and the Messrs. Robert
Hicks Benedict Finnoti. Walter Simpson,
George Frazier. Paul Green. Joseph DER
ken, Bernard Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson.
Mrs. Thomas Snowden will be at home
at the Westmoreland Wednesday, Feb
ruary Is and %.
Mrs Harry Fillmore Lowe will be at
home Zoo 18th. street, Thursday, Feb
ruary 49, from until 6.
Mr.. .and Mrs Oscar L. INLAY are at
home to their. friends at 9lS c street
northeast.
Mrs. Henry J. Barefield and her sister.
Mrs Charles B. Wilver, have gone to
New York to attend the reception OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A. McAvoy.
Mrs. H. L. Wigmore of the Washing
ton barracks will be at home Thursday,
February 10.
Mrs. Robert Portner entertained at a
large luncheon today at Rauscher's. The
guests sat at small tables arranged in the
large ballroom
Mrs William Orme was given a sur
prise birthday party at her residence.
Chevy Chase. Md, Monday evening by
her sister and a number of her friends
Many handsome presents were received
The evening was spent in music, games
and Rotations, after which dinner was
served.
DIED.
ARMSTEAD. Departed this life February b.
1911, at 3:3O am. at his residence. :O63
nafroas afroat norfhwpSf Mr. CHARLES