Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-05

sentative Bcnnett AT an early ua1e. anu
will spend the summer at their country
home.
The second annual tea of the season.
which was large and most on oyabie
one. was given by the students of Trinity
College Monday afternoon. from ! to u
o'clock. The decorations were American
beauty roses, palms and ferns. In the
receiving line were the presidents and
vice presidents of the classes. Miss
kathleen Greedy, senior president; Miss
Rosalind Brownell, senior vice president:
Miss Christine Burns, Junior president;
Miss Gertrude Wilton. junior vice presi-
dent: Miss Dorothy McQuaid, sophomore
president: Miss Tuna Ryan, sophomore
vice president; Miss Josephine Won HoSte.
freshman president: Miss Mary Johnston.
freshman vice president. An orchestra
played during the afternoon and several
hundred visitors called.
A hobble party given by the gym
nasium girls of the Young Women
Christian Association Thursday evening
was much enjoyed by large company
of young women. Unique costumes OF
casioned much merriment. A grand
march, military tactics. folk dances and
games under the direction of Miss Ruth
Sven were much enjoyed. Miss Marion
Cox and Miss Della Grover as the G-eee-
table twins" were very clever. Their
costumes consisted of gowns evolved
from sacks worn with red girdles trim
med I'm onions (bail fringe, necklace of
peanuts with carrot pendants, and cab
bage leaf hats. trimmed in parsley
foliage, pink bow and spring onion
aigrette.
Mrs. Bertram Tracy Clayton enter
tanned at tea Monday afternoon in her
apartment at the Westmoreland in honor
of her sister. Mrs. Henry d. Clayton.
wife of Representative Clayton of Ala
bama. Mrs. Henry G. Cole and Mrs.
Frank G. Boggs. seated at opposite ends
of the handsomely appointed table. served
the frappe and tea. Mrs. Stanley II.
Dent, ir.. served the punch Assisting
Mrs. Clayton were Mrs. William a. Gull
lop, Mrs. Malin Craig and Mrs. Richard
c. Marshall. The rooms were decorated
with yellow spring flowers and the table
was made very attractive by a basket OF
yellow tulips and ferns as a centerpiece.
Mrs. Thekla Sondheimer is spending a
few weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs Everett Rapley after a delightful
visit in New York. where she attended
the dinner given by Mrs. Hubert Nos to
announce the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Annie Graham, to Jay Could son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould. is now regis
tered at the Marlborough enheim, At
lantic City.
Mrs Maurice Sinshe!mer is the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Meyers,
in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Peyser of Newport
News, Va, were the guests of Mrs. \.
Peyser of street during the week
Mr. and Mrs. r. Goldheim and son have
returned to their home in Baltimore from
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. I. Goldheim of
18th street northwest
Miss Edith Hecht. who was the guest of
Mrs Harold Levy Ct the Ashley. returned
to her home in Baltimore during the
week.
Mrs r. Alexander of Harvard street
left during the week for New York, where
she will attend the wedding OF her
nephew. Mr.. Joseph Cppenheimer. and
Miss Bessie DenZer.
Mrs Sol j. Solmson of the Tulane is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. X. Gauss,
in Baltimore.
Miss Frances Rosenbaum of Roanoke.
Va, who was the guest of Miss Ernestine
Rich. returned home last week.
Mrs Abe King has returned to he home
I'M the Louisiana from a trip OF several
weeks in Atlantic City and Paterson,
y. j
Miss Rose Frank of Baltimore returned
home Thursday after send ms soma time
with relatives in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Roetingheimer. who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Damnann- of the kenyon. returned 10
their home in Philadelphia last week
Miss Mildred Levy and Miss Edith Nat
fans Of Baltimore srent several DAYS with
friends in this city during the week.
Mrs Odell s. Smith and her daughter.
Miss Ida Norment Smith. left FRIDAY Tor
New York. where several INFORMAL aHairS
will be given in Miss Smiths honor.
A uretty wedding took place Wednesday.
February -, at noon. when Miss Flor
ence NJ Hagan. daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Eugene Everett Haean. formerly OF Bal
ti,nore Md. but recently OF this city,
became the bride of Mr. Edgar William
Buc:lholz o. Cameron. Mo. The ceremony
was performed hv Rev. Father Schmidt
Of St Joseph'S Rowan Catholic Church
i'm the presence of the family and n few
intimate friends. An Informal reception
was held and u buffet luncheon served.
The bride was handsomely attired in a
modiste gown of chiffon broadcloth in
one of the new blue shades. and wore
corsaen houqret of violets and lilies of
the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Buchholz left
for the west, and after visit to st.
Louis and several other places will make
Cameron. Mo-, their future home.
The. Montefiore Social Club held its
initial dance at Pythian Temple Tuesday
evening. February IS. 1911. which was
we'll attended and proved success, Re-
freshrnents were served. The committee
having charge of the dance was as fol-
lows: Harry j. kamerow. chairman: Isl
dore s. Gottlieb. assistant chairman: 8.
MincovSky. l.. Yockleson. a. Shefferman.
Frank Gordon. Nathan KRISTEN, j. ].
Friedman and ]. Becker.
Word has been received in Washington
Of the marriage OF Miss Katherine Marie
Richmond. formerly of this city, and Mr..