Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

/ Miss Elizabeth Lloyd and Miss Gay Lloyd,
Iieuts. Philip Torrey and Charles u; BAR
/ rett. U. s. NJ. c.: Messrs. James sidney
/ Douglas, jr.. Walter c. Foster and Beau
| drtc Howell The Junior Bridge Club met
Friday afternoon with Miss Mildred ros-
ter at her home in Prince street: Ihose
present were Miss Williams OF WasnlnS-
| ton Miss Leslie Foster Of Leesburg. Miss
| Susie Dimmock OF Norfolk. Mrs. Gardner
j.. Boothe. Mrs. Thomas b. Cochran, Mrs.
4 John Marshall Jones. Miss Lisa Deane
1 Anderson. Miss Lila Barrett. Miss klttle
Barrett. Miss George French. Miss Eliza
| beth Dulaney Herbert. Miss Pauline Nico
Miss Julia Nicol. Miss Alice. Anderton.
Miss Hattie Douglas. Miss Beail Daingef-
| field and Miss Mary Phillips.
Mrs Robert s. Barrett chaperoned u
party of young people Thursday evening
to dance in the auditorium OF the
dancing were Miss Lila Barrett. Mss
kittie Barrett, Miss Elizabeth Dulaney
Herbert. Miss Hattie Douglas. Miss Heali
Daingerfield. Lieut. Charles d. Eanett.
| United States Marine Corps. Messrs.
James Roberts. Edmund Hunt Roberts.
James 8. Douglas. jr.. Richard Chichester
and Jack Barrett. Mrs. HerLe Warren
Anderson and Miss Lisa Deane Anderson
have issued invitations for cards Wednes-
day afternoon. January II. at their home
| on Prince street, in honor of Mrs. Claude
A. Swanson, wife of Senator Swanson OF
| Virginia. Miss Helen Norris Cummings
has issued cards for a tea Saturday after
| noon. January II. at her home in Cam
eron street, following business meeting
OF the Alexandria Circle of Colon4ai
Danes. Mrs. Charles Creighton Carlin,
wife of Representative Carlin of Virginia,
has issued invitations for cards. Tuesday
afternoon. January 10. at :; o'clock. at
her home on North Washington street.
Mrs. Gardner Lloyd Boothe entertained
at q beautiful reception Moniay after
noon at her home on South. Columbus
Icfe tn, - ficc Vrcia
Dimmock of Norfolk. he color scheme
was red. poinsettia forming the principal
decorations. Mrs. Eoothe was assisted by
Miss Virginia Beall Eaingertieid, Miss
Jean Brent, Miss Elizabeth Lloyd and
Miss Gay Lloyd. MIR. ami Mrs. Hugo
Herfurth entertained at din lc.' Monday
evening at their home on hing street.
They were assisted in receiving by MIR.
and Mrs. George s. Herfurth and Miss
Pauline Herfurth, and their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Scott. Nj. ana Mrs.
o. Solem. Mrs. Jones. Miss Lula Hast
ings. Miss Anna Gaede. Miss Lima Heit-
muller. Miss Ella Heitmuller, Miss Anna
Heitmuller. Miss Lena Thill, Miss Louise
Graupe. Miss Ursie Keller Messrs. George
Phuger. George Heitmuler, Edward
Landhart. P. c. Paulson. F. c. Unham.
E. +. Phoebus. Albert Graupe. w. b.
Mr.. Ferdinand Clinton Knight enter
tanned at a dinner last Thursday evening
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert E. Knight, 207 Prince street. in
honor of the officers of Company G, Bust
ness High School. of Washington. Miss
Marguerite Derrig celebrated her four
teenth birthday Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. c.. E. Hanney. 30 North
Fairfax street. Her guests were Miss
Dorothy Finch. Miss Eleanor Nugent.
Miss Lora Davis, Miss Marion Baker,
Miss Edna Drew. Miss Laura Klaus. Miss
GnIa InIY D~ff
Harry Jackson. Harvey Daniels. Charlie
Cook, Alton Cook. George Hayden, Ed
ward Cook. Hollis Nugent and Will am
Griffith. Mrs. Hazel Wellington and little
Miss Emma Wellington of New York are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Now
land, at her home on South Fairfax
street Mr. Granville Meade, who spent
the summer and fall in Europe, has re-
turned to Alexandria and is the guest of
Mrs. j. e. Tackett at her home on South
Ragland of Talbotton. Ga. Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marriott Hill, at their
home on Prince street. Miss Mary Snow
den was the guest during the week Of
Miss Helen Williams, at her home in
Georgetown Miss Snowden attended the
Georgetown assembly dance Monday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Washburn
De Mott have returned from their we'd
ding trip and were the guests during the
week of Mrs. De Motifs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace h. Ramey. and after jan
uary Is. viii be at home at 400 Connecti-
cut avenue. Washington. Mrs. Dallas
Richardson and children have returned
from Richmond. where they spent the
holidays with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Brown has returned to
Arlington Institute, after spending the
holidays at her home in Arlington, Mel
son county. Va. Mr.. Frederick P. Rus
sell left last Sunday fer a weeks visit to
Boston. Leuts. Charles d. Barrett and
Philip Torrey, L. S. NJ. c.. are the week
end guests Of Mr.. Bankhead Lee at his
home at Whitewater. Mrs. Clarence c.
Leadbeater and little Miss Katherine
Leadbeater have returned from short
visit to Mrs. Leadbeater's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Alexander, In Lancaster.
Pa. Miss Helen Stockdell. who has been
the guest of Miss Fannie Burke on Wolfe
street has returned to her home in Rich
mond. Mr.. George Washington Lewis has
returned from a visit to his cousin, Mr..
home. Frankfort, near Berryville, Clarke
county. Va. Mr.. Leroy Gemeny and
Mr.. Leonard Marbury 8. knight. who
have spent the holidays with their par
ents. in this city, have returned to the
University of Virginia. Mr.. Edward II.
Kemper spent the past week In New York
city. Miss Alice Carr of Hyattsville. Md.
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Suter. at their home I'm Rosemont. Miss
Mary E. Carlin has returned from Ellicott
City, Md. where she spent the holidays
with her sister. Mrs William Fulton. Miss
Julia Cone Of Richmond who has been
the guest OF Mics Jean Brent, Is now the
guest of Miss Nellie Uhier, at her home
on Cameron street. Miss Elizabeth Potts
has returned from Stafford county, Va,
where she spent the holidays.