Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-10

q of Kentucky
ian ambassador and Marchesa Cusani. the
minister of Norway and Nine. Bryn, the
minister of Peru and Nine. PardO, Sem
ator Wetmore. Senator kean, Miss kean,
Senator and Mrs. Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
It's. Mrs. Eames, Miss Gwynne, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas P. Calf. Mr.. and Mrs.
George p Leighton and MIR. Games Mac
Veagh.
Mrs. Meyer wife of the Secretary of
the Navy. entertained at dinner last
night Miss McCauley, Miss Laura Mer-
riam Miss Fish, Miss Elsie Aldrich, Miss
Mary Switzerland. Miss Dorothy Will
liams, Miss Dorothy Gardner Williams,
Miss Jennings, Countess Alexander Bern
~stortf, Miss Cotton Smith, Miss Wise, Miss
Ashton. Miss Harriet Anderson, MIR. and
Mrs Chandler Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Tucker
man. Mr. and Mrs Ames. Mr.. Cotton
Smith, Mr.. Cady. Mr. Weldon, Mr.. Gable,
Mr.. Centaro Lieut.. Long. DR.. Grayson,
Mr. Miles, Count Pourtales, Mr.. Bacon.
Mr.. Spencer, Mr.. Hit, Mr.. Ellis. Mr.. Oden
Gladstone, Mr.. Willing Spencer and Mr..
Marvin.
Mrs. Mary f. Protzman announces the
mead, and Mr.. Charles Cooper Hall Sat
urday, February 4.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
residence of Miss Mary Price Thursday
last. Games We're played, after which
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Misses j. F. Adams. Z.
Holman, c. Fearno. T. Fearno. \; Nc
X. Price. NJ. Price. II. Williams and
Messrs. T. Ambrose. w Carson. j. Con-
nors. B. Coons, f. Fritz. II. Godfrey, c.
Hale, w. Hall. j. Hovermale. w. King,
E. Price, j. Schickler. w. Speiden. {.
Widmyer.
The Misses Williamson. 2OO6 r street.
will be at home tomorrow afternoon and
again on Saturday, February -.
Miss Thomson, daughter of DR.. l.. B.
Thomson is this week visiting the Misses
Sherwood in Brooklyn, \. Y.
Mrs. Albert ]. Carrco will not be at
home today nor on the remaining Fridays
of the season.
Mr. and Mrs Frank P Hail. 1902 9TH
street, entertained at dinner j. Erwin Peel,
formerly of Washington, and his bride.
who was Miss Mae Carmen. daughter of
Richard Carmen of Philadelphia. Pa.
Sixteen covers were laid, palms and tu-
lips being the decoration.
Mrs. Charles Earl. wife of the solicitor
for the Department of Commerce and La
Dor, will be at home tomorrow from to
at her residence, 22i4 Cathedral avenue.
Mrs. Isle Seaton Lipscomb will receive
with Mrs. Earl.
Mrs Robert Holister Chapman and
Mrs George Xavier McLanalan VIII be
at home Saturdays. February ii and Is,
at the home of the former, 2U23 Q street.
Mrs r. Goldstein entertained party
of thirty-five young people in honor of
Miss Ethel Saul of Atlanta. Ga Mr. and
Mrs Simon jacobson. Miss Sadie Atlas
and Miss Pauline Goldstein assisted in re-
ceiving. Several vocal and piano solos
were rendered. Among those present
were the jolly Dozen Club. Misses Lear
and Rebecca Rudolph, Pauline Yokelson.
Miss Amelia Rog,nsky, Miss Sadie Notes.
Miss Title Zelig, Miss Pauline Behrman,
Mr.. George Conan. Mr.. Bobys, Mr.. Louis
Goldstein, Mr.. Ollie Atlas. Mr.. Dave
and Mr.. Alex Wienstein.
Miss Valerie PadeIford gave very
pretty luncheon at Rauscher's today in
compliment to her house guest MISS
The round table was decorated with
plaques of jonquis, and there were
corsage bouquets of violets.
% The other guests were Miss !leien Buch-
dndn MISS LouiSt liz, MISC fHuSiiiIS
Culp. Miss Natalie briggs. Miss Marjorie
Aleshire Miss Margaret Niche. Miss
Mary Stead Miss Caroline Murray. Miss
Julia Heyl. Miss Alice Goodwin. Miss
Pauline Magruder. Miss Eugene Plchon'
Miss Frances Miller, Miss Eleanor Ander-
son. Miss Rose Greely, Miss Bonney
Barry, Miss George Maury and Miss
Gladys Stafford of Springfield, Mass
Mrs Bankhead. wife of the senator
f,,,, l,h hold of n
and most enjoyable receptions of the
winter in the parlors of the Riggs House
yesterday afternoon.
The rooms were profusely decorated
with Killarney roses, spring blossoms and
ferns.
In the dining room the tea table had a
cluny lace cloth over pink satin and pink
shaded candles and pink roses.
Mrs. .Rankhead received in an imported
gown of black net handsomely embroid-
cred in jet and floss with touches of gold
on the corsage. She wore diamond orna-
ments.
Judge and Mrs. Burke of Seattle. Wash:
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin, Mrs. Will
liam Dennis. Miss Estopinal. Miss Agee
and Miss Perry, the schoolgirl grand
daughter of the hostess.
Mrs Sidney c. Neale has cards out for
Wednesday, February II. > o'clock. to
meet Mrs. Henry r. Bradley, her house
guest.
Miss Elizabeth North was hostess at
\ charming tea for the younger set yes
terday afternoon. given In compliment OF
Miss Harrock of Philadelphia. Bouquets
Of pink tulips and vlolets adorned the
drawing room, and a plaque of these
same flowers formed the centerpiece on
the tea table. Miss North received in
gown of salmon pink marquisette over
satin and Miss Harrock wore American
beauty color chiffon trimmed with gold
lace. Among those assisting were Mrs.
c. c. North. mother of the hostess; Mrs. |
Wallace Hanger, Mrs. Pulsifer, Miss
Campbell, Miss Gertrude Lutz, Miss
Frances Edmohston. Miss Edith Fry, Miss
Elizabeth Dom. Miss Margaret johnson |
and Miss Margaret North. i
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Mertz an