Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

House. The ball will open with royal
quadrille, in which the young daughter
of the house will participate.
Among beautiful young girls who will
make their entrance into society and be
! seen a t the chief balls this year are Lady
Honor Ward. Lord DudIey's handsome
daughter; Miss Margaret Beaumont.
daughter Of Lord and Lady Allendale,
and niece of Lord Londonderry: Lady
Lady Mora Osborne. Miss Sybill Cadogan,
daughter of Lady Lambton and a god
daughter Of the princess royal: Lady
Victoria Darlington. who, like Lady Vic
| toria Stanley. is named after her royal
godmother. the late Queen Victoria: Lady
Margaret Scott, eldest child of Lord Dali
keith and granddaughter of the Duke and
Duchess of Buccleuch; Lady Muriel Ber-
tie, Lady Myra sackville, Lady Beryl
Trench. Lady Norah Hastings, Lady
Doris Blackwood. Lady Dorothy Bhgh.
Miss Bridget Colebrooke, daughter of
Lord and Lady Colebrooke; Miss Helen
Brassey, the youngest of Lord Brassey' s
family and only child of Lady Brassey.
and the Misses Gardner. daughters of
Lord and Lady Burghclere.
Prof. and Mrs George Winston enter
tanned at a reception last Tuesday even
ing. The large drawing room and halls
were profusely decorated with masses of
pink and white carnations, the school
flower: palms, ferns and trailing vines.
Mrs. Winston. in modish gown of royal
blue satin, draped in pearl net,
and with pearl ornaments was assisted
by Mrs. Schwartz wearing d handsome
gown Of black satin and jetted net, Miss
Ruby Thurmond wearing a dainty gown
of old rose satin. with a tunic of black
marquiSette and pearls. and Miss Eliza
beth Winston, who came over from Bal
timore for the OCCASION and who wore
soft white satin with tunic of white
marquisette banded in crystal. Miss Bal
ley, Miss Saunders and Miss Baer pre-
sided over the punch bowl
Last Tuesday evening the members of
the Mizpah class of Emmanuel BAPTIST
Church were delightfully."- entertained at
the home of their teacher, Mrs III. S.
Pinkham.
Interesting games we're played During
the latter part of the evening refresh
ments were served to about fifty regular
and associate members.
In the Philadelphia papers of the 10Th
instant Mr. and Mrs. John W. Graham
OF Swarthmore announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Mae S. Graham,
to Mr.. II. Edgar Barnes Miss Graham
is we'll known socially and a horsewoman
of note. Mr.. Barnes is a member Of the
bar of Philadelphia, a graduate of the
University of PENNSYLVANIA, and now
one of the faculty of the university. a
a
ternity and of the Southern Club of Phil
adelphia. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Barnes Of 1913 Euclid street.
this city, and was educated in WaShine-
ton prior to his entrance in the Uni
versdty of Pennsylvania.
Announcement is made of the marriage
April -, 1911. at New Haven. Conn. of
Miss Lulu Beall Hosmer and DIR. Henry
Vernon Johnston. The bride is p native
of this city, and the groom is a graduate
of George Washington University, and
is at present attached to the staff of the
Santo Tomas Hospital, Panama CITY.
Panama
DR.. and Mrs. Johnston will be at home
133O Belmont street northwest, after Nav
I, until their departure for their new
home, May 1S.
Admiral George Dewey Auxiliary. No
8. U. S. w. ", gave theater party, fol-
lowed by a supper last night in honor
OF Mrs. Isabel Alexander of Cleveland.
Ohio. president general of the Auxiliary
OF the Spanish War Veterans. There
were In the party the following, all pres
ent or past officers Of organizations: Mrs.
Ida NJ. Galloway, Mrs Flora A. Lewis.
Mrs. Catharne Wood Mrs. Emma Bowl
ing, Miss Tillie NJ. Ross, Mrs. Celia
Peach, Miss Anna Haney. Mrs. Florence
Prince. Miss Ida V. North, Miss Nelly
Buckley, Mrs. Agnes Heath, Mrs. Clifford
Lewis and Mrs. Alice Megrew.
Mr.. Charles Mason Remey has gone to
Chicago for few days visit.
Mrs. James I. Parker Of 1860 Oak street
will be at home to her friends informally
Wednesday AFTERNOON from to 5, and