Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26
SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Third PaGe.)

Miss Dora Shreve Miss Ruth Shreve
| Miss Florence GUIDE, Miss Amy Little
| Miss Pearle English and Miss Lena Grieb
Owing to sickness in the family. Mrs
Atkinson, wife of Justice George w. At
knson, will not be at home formally this
| season. She has gone to visit relatives
| in the south.
| For the past three days the old Ma
| sonic Temple has been the scene of much
activity. Luncheon was served from l.
| to ? pm. by the ladies of the Methodist
churches. The proceeds were for the
| benefit of Sibley Hospital.
| Har-Clif Place. Mount Rainier, Md
was the scene of IA pleasant surprise
party Thursday evening last, the occa-
| sion being the thirtieth birthday of ar
George Cook. Music, games and dancing
| were INDUCED in until a late hour, when
| the guests repaired to the dining room
where refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. George
| Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rocker. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. V. Monkey. Mrs. J.. 3. Swan
son of Virginia, Mrs. adelaide Cook, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Newman, Mr.. and Mrs
| Harry Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
and Mrs. Clyde w. Smith and Misses
Louise Newman. JIida Bengcl, Isabe
| Beavers, Elsie Culverwell, Eva Stewart
| May Beavers and Carrie Rocker, and
/ MPSSIS. F<uWlL DARKER, JOIHSOH, w
Watt, Charles Rocker. j. Stanley, w
Tribula, Charles Stewart, Ray Crown, il.
Bless, Edward Kirk and w. S. Linger-
ba ok.
Miss Helen Nettleton of Bangor, Me
is tho house guest of Maj. and Mrs
George II. Shelton.
house guest Mrs. ii. A. Chapman of ST
Joseph, Mo.
Miss Louise kipling McAuge of Suffolk
sorority at Dumbarton Hall. This after
noon the sorority will entertain at an in
/ formal tea from to 5.
| Last night Miss Kathryn Esher enter
tanned the senior class at a dance at her
/ home on n street. Miss Esher was as
sisted by Miss Katharine Machen and
Miss Irene Schaefer. The house was
Thirty couples were dancing until late
| hour, when an elaborate supper was
served. The table decorations were pur-
pie and gold.
Master Earl May entertained his school
| mates at his home, 403 9th street south
| west, Tuesday, February II. it being his
| tenth birthday anniversary. The dining
room was tastefully decorated with flow
| ers. A large birthday cake with twelve
| candles adorned the table. Among the
guests were the Rev. p J. Maher. Mr.
and Mrs A. J. May, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
May, Nolte. Drury, Misses Nolte
May, Drury, Curtain, Fitzgerald, Hisp
| Marsden, Widemeyer, Cranston, Mrs
Braund Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs Hurley
Mrs. Neitzy. Mrs. May, Mrs. Welsh
Mrs. Ring, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Shafts.
Nine Jusserand and Mrs. John r. Nc
Lean and Mrs. Montgomery, who will en-
| terrain the Chief Justice and Mrs. White
and the Belgian minister and Countess de
Buisseret, are among the boXholders for
the matinee performance by the George
town University Dramatic Association
| Tuesday next at $50 at the Columbia
Theater, when THE Last of the Gladia-
tors will be presented.
| The entertainment is under tie auspices
of Cardinal Gibbons. the apostolic dele
gate, Archbishop Falconio, and Rev. Jo-
seph Himmel, S. j., president of George
town University, and the patronage of the
following ladies: Nine. Jusserand, Mrs
Montgomery Miss Riggs. Mrs. Story
Mrs Hannis Taylor Mrs Carr. Mrs. Nc
| Carthy, Miss Redfern, Viscountess Benoit
day (the officers of the association and
Baroness Hengelmuller. Countess de
| Buisseret, Nine. Ford. Mrs. White, Mrs.
John r. Mclean and Mrs. Carter.
| Mrs. Morris Wooden gave very pretty
luncheon Tuesday, February 81, at her
| residence, 1875 Newton street, Miss Ruth
| Hayes, who is to be married April 3,
being the guest of honor The dining
room was beautifully decorated with
| white sweet peas and jonquils and the
color scheme, white and yellow. was ar
tistically carried out through the lunch
con.