Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-24

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position i'm this city. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry May will announce the engage
ment of their daughter very shortly, ana
verified the news today.
| Chief Justice and Mrs. Seth Shepard
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Caroline and Mr.. John w. Faison Of
! New York city. The wedding will take
place next May.
Mrs. Boyd III. Higsinson of Morgan
| field. KY, was the guest of honor at
| tea given by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Feland. at their residence,
2sO3 p street. Georgetown. yesterday aft
ward +. Ayres Mrs. Margaret Z. Ballan-
| tyne. Mrs. Alfred Bates. Mrs. John Liv-
/ ingston Beatie. Mrs. Edmund Garnett
! Buckner Of Wilmington, Del: Nine.
Yanes. Mrs. John Hunter Hanna. Mrs.
Arthur Gordon Lewis. Mrs. Ben de Mier
Miller. Mrs. Charles Darwin Pennebaker.
Mrs. Kate LOmaX Reed, Mrs. Charles G..
Stauffer, Mrs. Charles II. Wilcox. the
Misses Aylmer. Miss Jessie Armstrong.
Miss Burchell. Miss Dorothy Hartman
| Dawson, the Misses Du Bose, Miss Louisa
L. Carmody, Miss Margaret Carmody,
Miss Hunt, Miss Julia Moselle Johnson
Miss King. Miss Cornelia Lyme, Miss
FRANCES Martha Miller. Miss Edna May
Obenchain. Miss Sarah Slack, Miss
Stauffer. Miss Lena Forsberg Wilkins,
Miss Annie Lind Wilkins, Count De Zapr
Van Calava, Mr.. Charles Clarence Stauf-
fer and Mr.. Moran.
Assisting at the tea table were Mrs
Wilcox, Miss Mary Bates, Miss Dawson,
Miss Sophie Good and Miss Stauffer The
decorations were very attractive. pink
being the predominating color scheme.
Mrs. Neill s. Brown and Miss Brown
Will not be at home tomorrow.
pleasant surprise party was given
to Master Walter Tucker at his home,
SIG G street northeast, Monday evening,
February February 20, in honor OF the twelfth an
nlversary of his birthday. Music and
games were the chief pleasures Of the
evening. and refreshments were served
In the dining room, which was beautifully
decorated in red. white and blue. The
prizes were won by Franklin Stewart
! Sterling Tebb BIS and Emma Schwab. Among
those present were the Misses Gerlruoe
and Emma Schwab, Louise freeman.
| Blanche Tucker. Adele Bergman, Ethel
Tucker, Reta Tucker, Leverne Colwell,
and Messrs Walter Tucker, Frank Free.
man. Franklin Stewart, John Weber,
Winter Tucker, Sterling Tebbs. Wesley
Tucker, George Schwab and Joseph DUFFY.
informally tomorrow afternoon from 4
| to t.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly and her
niece, Miss Dorothy kuhns, will be at
| home tomorrow.
| Miss Louise Reed Boyd is visiting Mrs
A. r. Thompson at her home, 2oO5 Eutaw
place, Baltimore.
Nine. Calderon. wife Of the minister OF
/! Bolivia, and Miss Elena CaIderon will be
| at home tomorrow from to 6.
Miss Rathbone Smith will be at home
| tomorrow.
Mrs. George F. Dudley will be at home
Monday. the 9th, from ) to and will
have assisting her Mrs, Charles A. Doug
| las. Mrs. Walter Johnston. Miss Wilson.
Mrs. Richmond Wentz. Miss Snyder. Miss
Marian True and Mrs. Henry Purcell
| VeaZie.
| The following young ladies' will assist
Mrs. Allyn Is. Capron in selling pro-
grams and candy at Columbia Theater
Tuesday. February %. when the George
town Dramatic Association presents the
Last of the Gla.iators.'' for the benefit
of Saint Roses Technical School: The
Misses Garrard, Carlo, Walsh. Calvo
Miss Calderon. Miss Davidson, Miss
DaW:on. Miss Smith. Miss Spalding. Miss
VERIFY, Miss Jevin, Miss Bliss, Miss Tay-
Tor. Miss Hinkiey, Miss keane and Miss
Bacon.
| The patronesses for the benefit of
! the Columbian Women of the George
Washington University at the New Ma
| tfonal Monday evening, February -. are
Mrs. Stockton. wife OF Admiral Stockton,
president of the university: Mrs John b.
l,arner. whose husband is chairman of
tho board of trustees: Mrs John Joy
Edison. Mrs. Theodore w Moves, Mrs.
Presley NJ Rixey. Miss GalIaudet. Mrs
Abram Lisner, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins,
Mrs William j: F'lather. Mrs, Adds B.
Browne. Mrs. A. S. Worthington. Mrs
Mrs. William Fl. McIlhew, Mrs. II. G.
Yarrow. Miss L. Hobrook, Miss Anna s.
Hazelton. Mrs. D.. X. Shute, Mrs Mitchell
Carroll. Mrs. Charles E. Munroe.. Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgkins. Miss Janet McWil-
, liam. Mrs William II. Heron and. Mrs.
John Paul Earnest. Miss Grace Ross
is the president of the Columbian Women
| and Mrs. John Barber had charge of the
special work for this benefit perform
ance.
The success OF the enttrta inment to be
| given at the Turkish embassy for the
| benefit of the Episcopal Eye Ear and
Throat Hospital Tuesday evening Feb
1 ruary 2a as indicat ted by the following
partial list of patrons. is most gratifying
| to the committee i'm charge: Vice Pres:-
| dent and Mrs. Sherman. Mrs Wicker
| sham. Postmaster General Hitchcock. the
! German AMBASSADOR and Baroness
Bernstnrff. the Italian ambassador and
| Marchesa Cusan Confaiinieri. the min
lister from Portugal. the charge d'affaires
of Argentina and Nine. Nillegas. Nine.
VassaIieff. Nine. Juobert. Mrs Hunting
ton Wilson. Mrs. Charles L. McCaw.ey,
Mrs Alfred T.. Bates. Mrs. Norman Will
iams Mrs. John Hay. Mrs. Seth Shep-
herd, Mrs. John Haas Hammond. Mrs.
L. A. FraiIey. Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs.
| Truman Newberry. Admiral and Mrs.
cchley. Commissioner and Mrs. Rudolph.
! Miss Elizabeth kibbey. Mrs. J. Sloat
Fassett, Mrs. Harry Craig Ansley. Mrs.
w. Murray Crane and Mrs. Worthington.
Mrs Selwin TAFT will he at home tomor-
low afternoon for the last time this sea-
son.
| 4 pleasant evening was snent the odd
instant at the residence Of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
NJ X. Epnley on F''Iclid street the &C.
| rasinn being the eleventh birthday Of
their son. Thomas Alfrnd. Music and
games were tie chief pleasures of the
evening and refreshments were served in
the beautifully decorated dining room.
Among those nresent were Miss Hilda
| Thomas. Miss lii ian Rosafy. Miss Ger
trude Collins. Miss Dorothy Pleatcher.
Miss Katherine Wells. Miss Nan Priest.