Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-10

opened their apartment at the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Marshall have sent
out cards for tea for December 16, to
introduce their daughter, Miss Julia
Miss Geraldine Boush, the interesting
young daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Boush,
will be among the navy debutantes this
season and will make her formal bow to
society the Goth of December.
resentative and Mrs. Nye and Representa-
tive and Mrs STEVENSON are among the
congressional contingent at the Cairo for
! the winter.
II Mai. Gen. Brooke. the former governor
of Cuba. spent a few days in Washing
ton during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Osburn of Frederick,
Md have come to Washington and will
| spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pyles, who have been
visiting friends in Washington and York.
Pa, have returned to their home in Vir-
| gina.
Representative and Mrs. Gordon Lee of
Georgia, Representative and Mrs. Young
and Representative Wood and his sister,
Miss Wood, have opened their apartments
at the Cochran for the congressional sea-
son.
Representative and Mrs. Finley and
family of South Carolina arrived last
Monday and are located for the winter at
1924 Connecticut avenue, Miss Finley, the
eldest daughter. will be among the de-
I butantes this season.
Representative and Mrs. Evans and
Representative Butler are among the
congressional people who are at the
/ Brighton for the winter.
Mrs Gronna and Miss Lillian Gronna
have Joined Senator Gronna at the Kene-
saw. where they have taken an apart
ma. the eldest daughter is studying music
in Chicago, and will join her parents later
| in the season.
Representative and Mrs. Taylor and
| their three children of Colorado, are in
the city and have opened their apartment
! at Congress Hall. Mrs. Taylor spent
| Thursday and Friday in Baltimore visit
ing friends.
! Mr.. T. Franklin Schneider and family
| have returned to the Carlo, having leased
| their residence on 18th street to the min
lister from Uruguay. Mrs. Schneider will
be at home Monday afternoons to her
friends throughout the season.
| Mrs. Leo Baum and her guest, Mrs.
| William Lehmayer, will be at home this
| afternoon.
Il
| eroy were the hosts last week at a
beautiful breakfast at the Willard in
| honor of Maj. Gen. Brooks and Mrs.
| Brooks, with whom Mr.. and Mrs. Pom
eroy recently made a part of their
| journey around the world. The table
was beautiful with Il centerpiece Of
| pink carnations.
! Mrs. Frank Clark, wife of Representa-
tive Clark of Florida. has arrived to
join her husband at Congress Hall for
| the winter. Their two young dauGh-
tiers. Misses Harriet and Lucille Clark
are at school at Emmittsburg, Md.
j Speaker Clark was the host at a dim
ner in the private dining room at the
Capitol last week. His guests were
Isentative and Mrs. Underwood. former
Speaker Cannon. Miss Cannon, Mr..
South Trimble, Mrs. Trimble. Miss Mar
guerite Trimble. Miss Eleanor Hume of
| Frankfort, Ky; Miss Genevieve Clark
| and Mr.. Bennett Clark.
| Mrs Ben Johnson and Miss Nancy
Johnson. the wife and daughter of Rep
! resentative Johnson, arrived last week
from their home in Bardstown, KY. to
join Mr. Johnson flor the winter The
I family is at 1927 18th street.
Mrs Charles c. Marbury left last
week for New Orleans. where she will
be the guest of her mother. Mrs. An
/ drew Stewart
! Gen. Green Clay Goodloe and Mrs.
| Goodloe have as their guest for ten
days their niece, Mrs. Will Goodloe Of
Lexington. KY.
| Miss Bristol has cards out for a recep-
| ton and recital Monday evening, Deem
! Der II.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Otto Luebkert have re-
turned to their home in Washington after
| a visit to Mrs. Luebkert's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. Gustave a. BreauX and
/ Mrs. Breaux.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Morse
| and DR.. William Hunt Walcott took place
| Friday afternoon at o'clock, at the home
of the brides parents. Rev DIR. Oliver
| Morse and Mrs. Morse, at 1920 18th street.
Mr. and Mrs Charles C. McChord and
| Miss Margaret McChord expect to leave
next week to spend Christmas at thelr
/ home in Louisville.
DIR. and Mrs. Wickiiffe Rose and Miss
Ethel Rose have as their guest Miss Vir-
gnia Lindsey of Nashville Mrs. and
| Miss Rose will entertain in. her honor.
\ Gen. and Mrs. w. II. Bexby and Mrs.
Becky left last week for st. Augustine
Fla. where they will spend part OF the
winter.
| After a visit to his nephew and niece
! Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Dashiell, at his
| old home in Columbus. Miss, Judge
Clark B. Howry has returned to WASH
ingtOn.
The Washington friends of Mrs. Lee
II Overman, wife Of Senator Overmap OF
| North Carolina, will regret to hear of a
recent accident TO her ankle, which she
suffered while stepping from train On
this account Mrs. Overman and her
debutante daughter. Miss Katherine
Oyerman. will not arrive in Washington
until after Christmas.
Miss Fay Hardy daughter of Repre-
sentative Hardy and Mrs. Hardy, after
a visit to her home in Corsicana, Tex,
has returned to Washington.
Mrs. Edwin Wiley and little sons, Ed
win Garnet and Llewellyn, who have
been visiting Mrs. Wiley's parents, DR..
and Mrs Noel, in Nashville. Tenn are
now in Knoxville. where they are the
/ guests of DR.. Wiley's parents until after
i the Christmas holidays.
d Mrs Franklin 7. Howe, ST., and Miss
Sarah w. Howe have returned to their
University Heights home from an eX-
u tended southern trip, during which they
visited Miss Mary Helen Howe at Gaines
II Vile Ga and relatives in New Orleans
La. and Nacogdoches. Tex.
pleasant party was given Mon.
nv ire har Il Tyr IN