Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-05
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the Blue Grass state. Mr.. ]. NJ. Long and
Miss Lucy Lynch rendered an organ and
piano duet. Miss Cheesman sang sweet
ly, accompanied with a violin obligato by
Mr.. Stryker. Violin solos were given by
Mr.. Palmer, and Miss Sipher, g. former
resident Of Brookland. received hearty
welcome back to her old home, and con-
| ferred much pleasure with her perform
ance on the mandolin. Ices and cake
were served.
Mr. and Mrs w H. Jordan entertained
the College Card Club Monday evening,
and those present had an enjoyable time.
The prize was won by Mr.. Arthur Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Simpson will be at
home to the club at it's next meeting.
Dr. and Mr. Aubrey Landry gave an in
formal musical at their home on 18th
street Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Church of Our
Savior at its last meeting enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. W. J. d. Thomas.
At the very pleasant lat home" which
Mrs. James F. McHugh gave to the men,
bers Of the p. P. c. and their ladies she
was assisted by her sons. Mr.. Martin NC
summer in New Mexico, and Mr..
Frank McHugh, who came on from Will
mington. Del, for the purpose: also by
little Miss Rowan McHugh. Miss Evelyn
BOILING ana MISS Eleanor
who distributed the favors, yellow daffo-
dis tied with ribbons of the club colors.
orange and black Progressive five hun
dred was the amusement.
Mrs S. ]. Tribble of Athens, Ga, whose
husband will represent the eighth Georgia
congressional district in the next Con-
gress. is receiving great praise because
of the active part she took in the cam
paign last fall which secured his cleo
She hogan If the first 0f the wear
and while her husband was travelling
and speechmaking, she did all the home
work in his law office, where, with one
helper. she often worked until midnight.
The couple has two children, Miss Ruth
Tribble, who is In this city at school.
and her young brother. who is with his
parents at their southern home.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold F. Mccormick Of
Chicago entertained 80 guests at a.
fancy dress ball Tuesday evening in the
ballroom OF the Blackstone Hotel A
dinner preceded the dance. the walters
| being in colonial costume and the maids
in fancy dress.
Representative Edwin DENLY and Miss
Marion Thurber of Detroit, whose en-
gagement was announced some time ago,
will be married in Detroit March 10. The
wedding will be very quiet. only the
members of the two families being pres
ent The couple will spend their honey
moon in Europe. Mr.. Thurber, father of
Miss Thurber, was private secretary to
President Cleveland during his second
administration.
A farewell party was given in Boston
last week for Observation-Disclosures Har-
ris, who succeeds Gov. Foss in the next
House. He was presented with travel
ing bag The announcement was made
that his elder daughter, Miss Elizabeth
c. Harris, will be his secretary during
his term.
Miss Emile Notwithstanding and
Miss Ruth Anderson have returned, after
a delightful VISIT tc Annapolis, Md. They
attended the ball at the Naval Academy
Saturday night.
Mrs William A. Andrews and son of
I'LL North Capitol street left Wash
Ington last Monday night for a visit of
several weeks in Pensacola, Fla, and
Montgomery. Ala
Last Monday evening Miss Helen
Nettleton Of Derby. Conn. entertained
the faculty and students Of Cloverside
School and their friends at song re-
cital.
Among the guests were Maj. and Mrs
George H Shelton. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Smith. Mrs. Graves. tho Misses
Graves, Mrs. Hitchings, the Misses
Hitchings, Mrs. ]. Selwin TAFT. Capt. o.
s. Wiley, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Dixon,
Dr. and Mrs. Gilmer Brenizer. Rev.
George Williamson Smith, Mrs. Quincy
Blakely of Pennington. Conn.
Miss Marian Robinson. accompanied