Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-27

tendance is assured. as the ma iority of
the members of the various senior classes
of the university have signified their in
tention of attending the prom. The com
nlittee is also making endeavors to have
an equal representation from the alumni
and other classes of the university.
The committee in charge of the prom
is as follows: +. Purcell law, chair
man; Law. department, Joseph F. Abbott,
John Doyle Carmody. Thomas Leo For
tune, T. J. Noonan. Frederick M. Pez-
man and Joseph J. Walsh: medical de
partment, L:pncl f. Hooper. William e.
department. Valentine Duff. J. l.. Dud-
ley and Philip +. Miner: collegiate de
partment. Edward Y. Garter. William +.
Fitzgerald and Charles j. Reilly.
Mrs. f. l.. White of 11a: Corcoran street
will be at home tomorrow TUESDAY,
afternoon. from to Il O'Clock, to meet
the alumnae Ct the Georgetown Convent.
Capt Sherwood A. Cheney. L. s A.,
had as his guests at luncheon at the
Chevy Chase Club yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry J. La Marche OF New York.
Mai and Mrs. ID. u. Conner, I. S. a.;
Miss Wadsworth. Miss Parker Capt.
Frank r. Mccoy and Mr.. James Curtis.
Miss Lockwood Mrs. G. A. Wood and
Miss Wilson will be q home, :;U.4 c
street, tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baptista enter
tanned few of their friends at their
home. ::13 18th street southeast, Wednes
day evening. February ~ in honor of
their daughter Frances eleventh BIRTH
DAY. Among those present were the
Misses Annie Copperthite, Marjorie Ellis.
Florence corbin. Bessie Stewart. Marie
Teagle Bessie Nathan, Bernadette ka,
STR Tod livo cy,il, Io1 TsI,,1
son. Frances and Dorothy Baptista, Mas
tiers Harvey and Russell Castell. Park
Sousa, Samuel TAYLOR. Harry Clarkson
Edwin Beecham, Walter Ka'strom. Ar
Austin and Frank Baptista, ir.; Mrs. NJ.
Baptista. Miss NJ. Risgles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Leimbach. Mrs. c. SWEET. Miss
Regina Baptista, Mr.. II. Cragg. Mrs De
Marco and Miss c. Murphy.
The Misses Wilets of Brooklyn. who
have been spending the month at Lake
wood. \. J., and Mrs. Lloyd Slack of
Leesburg, Va. accompanied by her son
and daughter. are guests of the Misses
Fowler of :'oth street
Invitations are out for the marriage
March of Miss Marion Toussant only
daughter of Mrs. A. NJ. and the late Dr.
and Chas. y. Barker of Topeka, Kan.
The bride will be given away in marriage
by her young brother, Paul Dessalnes
Scott Miss Lenora Wingield of West
Medford. Mass. will come on to act as
bridesmaid.
Mrs. Curtis Hoppin of 1896 Harvard
street gave a luncheon today compli-
Secretary of the Interior Her guests
We're Mrs. Davidson. widow OF Gen.
Davidson: Mrs. FoltZ wife of Maj Foltz;
Mrs. I.ockridse. wife of Capt Lockridge:
Mrs. Wellington Jones. wife of Medical
Director Jones of the Walter Reed Hos
pital. and Mrs Roome. The decorations
were in red and yellow.
ner Washinstons birthday in honor of
Mrs. A. V. Coleman. widow of Capt.
James Coleman. In the evening Mrs.
Coleman and Miss Julia Duncan attended
Martha Washington tea
At their last formal at home this season
Mrs Barber and Mrs. lie Droict Langdon
Barber viii have with them this after
noon at their home. Belmont. Mrs. South
erland. Mrs: Scott. Mrs. Fairchid. Mrs.
Mrs. Henry I. Fry. Mrs. William !. eros
hy OF the Soldiers Home and Mrs
Charles 3. Read of Bridgeport, conn,
to their oldest son Wilbur IN honor Of his
twentyfirst birthday anniversary. Feb
ruary -. at the home of his PARENTS.
1516 " street southeast, All enjoyed the
evening with games and music Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge. Miss
Leila a. Dodge. Izorah V. Dodge, Myron
Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. I.itherlanG.
Mr.. Edwin Fisher, Mr. Noble Fisher,
Miss Dorothy Fisher. Miss Myrtle T..
Williams. Miss Viola Williams, Mr.
James Simpson. Miss Hazel Mowat, Miss
Ellen Woodhouse.
Miss Catherine Hilton and Miss Eliza
beth Talbot will go to Anr apolis toner
row to attend the officers masquerade
ball at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. II. T. Cook of the Mssiss'p phi, 1876
w street. will be at home for the last
time this sc dson tomorrow.
The ladies Of Leoiean College will be at
home. :s,17 !:th street northwest. today
from :: TO : p m. They will have with
them Mrs. John NJ, Thurston of Nebraska,
Mrs. George W. Prince Of Illinois. Mrs
Howard l.. Hcdgkins Mrs. f. c. Snyder
of Nebraska. Mrs. Frederick H. Abbott
nf Nebraska. Mrs. +. w. Collins of Ne
hraska. Mrs. James MacElwee, Mrs. n
y. Drexel of Nebraska. Mrs. James T
Lloyd of Missouri. Mrs. l.. c. Jefferys of
West Virginia. Mrs. Swinburne of Iowa.
Mrs Ethel of Indiana. Mrs Smyser of
Illinois, Mrs Bentley of Wisconsin. Mrs
BURROWS. MIS- w j. thompson OF Ne
braska Miss NJ +. Eagon of West Vir-
gitia. Miss Nj. NJ Walkup and Mrs. E. H.
Hinshaw, Nebraska
Mrs Matthew T. Scott returned to
y asl!ington Yesterday after spending a
week in Fittsburg and Greensburg Pa
where she received many pleasant hospi-
talities- Mrs. Scott was the guest OF the
Pittsburg chapter Washington's birth
cay. ard a brilliant reception was ten
large division of the society In the even
ing n banquet attended by more than
two hundred members of the D. A r.
was given to the president general and
those present included the most proni-
nent social leaders of the city Mrs Sam
uel Anmcn. Mrs. George W. Guthrie, Mrs
John Moorhead, Mrs. Louis w Dalzell
and Mrs. William Thaw. jr Mrs Scott
was euterta ned at luncheon by Mrs Sam
uel F.mmon during her Pi:tsburg visit. In
Greenshurg she vas the guest Of the
local chapter there. and a reception was
accorded her Thursday afternoon.
\ pleasant evening was srent at the
nome of Miss Esther Pa L. 227 I'D street
northwest Friday. February 81 The
evening was spent in playing games and
ul,.sic. Among those present We're Misses
janie Adams, Anna Mason Carrie Fearno
-, W,dmeyer. Ada McLinman. Mary
Price. Katharine Price. Esther Bail, Lille
Aing, Margaret King. Attic Pu-ks Mol |
lie Peril; Messrs. John Schickler, Carl