Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
SOCIETY.
Continued From First Pase.)

Louise Newman. Lena Reh. Katie Bifen-
NJ Frye, Geneva Philpitt and Marguerite
Beavers; Messrs. c. G.. August, H. A.
Boswell, II: B: Bless, F.. NJ. Coward, ".
Cooley. r. F. Dant, e. T. Edwards. Rob-
A. r. Hev1a, c. A. Jones, A. D. Kern.
]. G.. Miller, r. 3. Steele, W. G. Smith,
Charles A. Stewart, w. w. Wallis, A.
Wall, Henry Weber and Ernest Beavers.
Among the pretty dances during the
Easter holidays was one given BY the
Theta Kappa Phi Sorority at the Shore
ham Hotel last Tuesday evening The
color scheme was white and gold. the
sor,,r1 ,, eolors: A buffet supper was
Marguerite Luckett, Beryl McCauley
katherine Sullivan. Dorothy DashielIa
Audrey johnson. Mildred Drainey. NIL
Ward, Edythe Evans, Martha Hits
Syble Hunt, Virginia Spear, Katherine
kale, Hazel Cotton, Phoebe Slime, Louise
Henderson, Bessie Mallinson and Mr.. and
Richard X. Thompson. Kurt sauers, Dan.
lei Kelly, Nichols. Ebert johnson. Joe
Watts. Maurice Moore, John Yeatman.
theodore Howard, Hollingsworth. Allen
Minnex; Edward Taylor ana Mr.. Ben
McCauley. Mrs. Randolph and Mrs
Woolerton.
Mrs. Culp entertained at dinner last
week in honor of her sister-in-law and
house guest, Mrs. Edwards Of Kentucky
Miss Mary Laps FoEs entertained
| were Mrs. Robert L. Taylor, Mrs sam
uel Beverly Williamson of Nashville and
Miss Jane Austin.
Mise Sal,,n Noalo no. o,nn <ou ,.
to her old home In Washington, n. C.,
and In Scotland Neck. N. C.
Miss Ammo Hazen OF Knoxville, Tenn.
arrived Saturday to be the guest OF Miss
jamie Austin at the Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Miller and their
young daughter, Miss Virginia Grtfnth
Miller. OF Asheville. N. c., are the guests
OF friends In Washington.
Mrs. George Baker Of Frankfort, KY,
is the guest Of her sister In Washington.
Mrs. 0. o. stealey and her daughter,
Mrs. George Hamlin are spending several
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. George Ouerbacher of Louisville.
KY, who is spending some time in WASH
ington, was Joined last week for a visit
by her son, Mr.. Herbert Ouerbacher, who
Is q student at Pennsylvania University,
and her sister, Mrs. frank B. Forney Of
Missouri.
Miss Roberta Tefft has returned to
Washington after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
o. F. Cook in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Van Dusen have
as their house guest Mr.. Van Dusen's
cousin. Mrs. Van Dusen Of New York.
Miss Sallie Withers Of Louisville, KY.
is the house guest for several weeks of
friends in Washington.
Mrs. George Crawford Of Ashland, KY,
has arrived In Washington for a LONG
stay with relatives.
Mrs. Dave Davies Of Ashland, KY, is
the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Mar
tin, in Washington.
An engagement of interest in army CIR
cles that has just been announced in
Panama is that Of Miss Katherine Devol
and Albert G. Bates. Miss Devol is the
daughter Of Col. Devol of the quarter
Army. For several years the family have
been at Panama, where Col. Devol has
been stationed.
With the announcement of the engage
ment is also included the news that the
wedding will take place in August and
will be brilliant event in the social an
nails of the isthmus.
MIS-. james SIRIUS, MIS-. DdVIQ IL.
Mccarthy, Mrs. w. E. Montgomery, Mrs
J. Nota McGill, Miss Letterman and Mrs
Charles Harper Walsh will have charge
Of the fancy table at the tea and sale
ito be held at Rauscher's Tuesday next
April %. from to Z. for the benefit of
st. Matthew's Church. This table prom
ises to be most attractive. as many ex-
quisitely dainty articles have been do
mated.
Mrs. White, wife Of the Chief Justice.
will preside at the chocolate table. She
will be assisted by Mrs. McKenna, Mrs.
Williamson, Mrs. Talbot, Miss Miriam
Crosby, Miss Fogg, Mrs. Miltenberger
and others.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin and others will
have the tea table
Miss Cullen. assisted by the Misses
Riggs. Mrs. Henley Smith, Mrs. Samuel
Hill, Mrs. Demonet. Mrs. Preston Sands.
Miss Mullan, Miss Sallie Rucker. the
Misses Janin and others. will have charge
Of the ice cream and cake table, and
Nine. Urcullu OF the lemonade.
Among the attractions will be a hat
stall, in charge of Mrs. George Howard,
assisted by Mrs. Perrx Johnson. Mrs.
Thorn, Miss Lay. 0fiss May, Miss Dor
othy Williams and Mrs. de Sibour.
Midsummer hats and hats for children
at moderate prices will be feature. The
hats will be on exhibition at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Howard. 1908 10th street.
tomorrow.
The flower table will be in charge
Of Miss Leo and Countess de Peretti de
Ia Rocca.
A surprise linen shower was given