Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05

Martha Clifton of San Antonio, Tex,
and Mrs. George Hazelton. Mrs. Cooper
viii not be at home Tuesdays through
out February.
Mrs. sterrett of Atlantic City is
spending a few weeks in Washington
visiting relatives and friends.
Nine. Carlo and the Misses Carlo
were at home to their friends Tuesday
afternoon, and will receive Tuesdays
throughout February.
Miss Treacy. who was visiting at the
home of Senator and Mrs. Carter on 10th
street and expected to spend another
month in Washington. was suddenly re-
called to her home in Helena, Mont, by
sickness in the family.
Mrs Bates, wife of Representative
Bates, was at home to her friends Tues
day afternoon in the parlors of the Coch-
ran. She was assisted in receiving by ler
mother. Mrs. James Rustling, Mrs. Beck
man Winthrop and Miss Mabel Board
man.
Mrs. Marshall and Miss Marshall. wifo
and daughter of Brig. Gen. W. Marshall,
have returned to Washington from a
visit to Atlantic City.
Former Representative Plat of New
Jersey and Mrs. Plat and young son
are spending the winter at the Riggs
House.
Mrs. Van Orsdel. wife of Justice Van
Orsdel, received Tuesday for the last
time this season.
Mrs. Edwin E. Miller, niece OF Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Russell Of Missouri,
entertained at a luncheon Tuesday.
Among those present were Mrs. Willett
wife of Representative William Wilett
of New York; Mrs Adair wife Of Repre-
sentative John Adair of Indiana: Mrs.
Shackelford, wife of Representative
| Shackelford of Missouri.
Mrs. ]. W. Cotter, who has been visit
ing Senator and Mrs. Carter at their
residence on 10th street, left the city re-
Gently for Chicago, ILL.,, where she will
spend some time visiting friends en-
route to her home in Montana.
Mrs. Adair. wife of Representative
Adair of Indiana, entertained at lunch
con at Congress Hall Monday in honor
of Mrs. Edward Miller and Miss Brown
Representative-elect ard Mrs. Russell
OF Missouri have arrived in Washington
and are guests at Congress Hall.
Mrs. Bush of Atlantic City, who has
been spending the past week in Wash
ington, left last night for her former
home in Pittsburg. where she will spend
a fortnight with friends and relatives.
youngest of Supt Haycock's four daugh-
ters. celebrated her fourth birthday We'd
nesday Jast at her home. 300 Dumbarton
avenue. Among her little guests present
We're Sewers Darcy, Katherine Helen and
Anna Stohlman. Burnadina Haycock Eve
lyn Bowles and Louis Haycock Ernest
Euyett, Thomas Bowles, Robert Wood,
George Wilmeth, Charles Haycock. Frank
lin Wilmeth Miss Evelyn Haycock, the
eldest daughter of the family, and Mr..
William Carr.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank f. Skinner of the
National Soldiers Home, Virginia, are
visiting Miss Sip, the sister of the lat
ter, at - Irving street. Chevy Chase.
They will be at home, informally, to their
friends afternoons and evenings of We'd
nesday and Saturday. February and II ;
also afternoon and evening of Wednes-
day, February Il.
An attractive social function Of the mid
winter sason in Columbus, Ohio. was an
afternoon reception last week at the home
of DR.. and Mrs Henry ". Miller. Nearly
one hundred guests were entertained
to meet Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, wife of the
newly elected United States senator. The
hostess was assisted by her mother and
sister, Mrs. Hugh B. Ewing and Mrs
Charles Montgomery Marie EWing) of
Newark, and host of others.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Barry have an.
'AouilStu tiIc ol tUelI> uduSn-
ter, Elizabeth Bonney, to Seveilon Led
yard Brown, son OF Mrs. Sevellon A.
Brown.
The recently elected senator from Ten
nessee, Luke Lea, has a pleasant con-
nection already in Washington The wife
of Secretary of War Dickinson martha
Overton) is first cousin of Luke LEAFS
father. Overton Lea. Lee McClung,
United States treasurer, is his cousin,
ak jnhr
OF Congress from Alabama. Both the
mississippi senators are connections of
Mr. Lea Senator Percy's uncle DR..
walker Percy, married the daughter of
Juore Thomas Lanier Williams and Mary
McClung Williams The Williams family
are cousins of John Sharp Williams. |
Luke Lea's great-grandmother was Mary
White, sister of Hugh Lawson White, |
VINO was many years senator from Ten
nesSec, and daughter of Gen. James
White. the founder of Knoxville Luke
Iea's mother was Miss Ella Cooke of |
Knoxville, Tenn, who is regent of the
Colonial Danes of Tennessee.
Col. John A. Lundeen. who will sal,
early this month for the Philippines, and |
his successor, Col. John p. Wiser, who |
viii assume command of the Preside. |
Cal, were honor guests at an army re-
ceptiOn Wednesday last at the officers |
club at that post.
Miss Marie l.. Elkins of PHILADELPHIA. |
whose coming-out festivities have been a |
prominent feature in the San Francisco |
sayeties this year. was given a large
dinner dance by her grandfather. former |
Senator FELTON,. last week at the Fair |
mont Hotel there. After the dinner for |
the dance in the hite-and-gold ballroom |
at the FairmOnt. The dinner table, where