Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-05


Err HOUSE GUESTS LAST NIGHT.
NADIA Rountree of Georgia. Adele Strow-
, bridge OF Baltimore. and Kathryn Mat
tingly of Sweet Brar College.
! Gen. and Mrs. Johnston had a large
party dining with them last night.
Porter and Mrs Porter entertain at
dinner tonight complimentary to the
| Speaker and Miss Cannon. In conse-
quence of illness Miss Cannon will not
be present. Miss Cannon was Obliged to
recall her invitations for a large lunch
con for today WELL She is still at her
home in Danville. ILL.,
Mrs. Sherman, wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent resumed her afternoons at home
yesterday. Mrs. Sheriff. Sherman and
| Miss Florence Miller, who are house
guests, and Miss Sheriff. assisted The
latter and Miss Williams presided at a
daintily laid tea table.
| Representative and Mrs. Weeks gave a
| theater party last night for the Vice
| President and Mrs. Sherman.
| Mrs. MacVeagh had Mrs. Medill McCor-
mick and Mrs. John NJ. Clark of Chicago
| with her.
Mrs. Meyer had Mrs. Winthrop, Mrs.
McCammon. Mrs. Gherardi, Miss Alys
Meyer and Miss Ruth Appleton of Boston
assisting her.
Mrs BaIlinger had Mrs. Frank Pierce,
! Mrs. Wickersham and Mrs. Nagel also
kept open house.
The Dartmouth Dramatic Club arrived
| in town today and was received by the
President. The interval left before Mrs
Alexander Semmes' tea in their honor
this afternoon will be given to sight
seeing. They will present David Car
night.
Mrs. w. p Borland and Mrs. Fullerton
gave a very pretty dance last night at
who is the guest Of Mrs. Borland, and
| Miss Fullerton.
Miss Grace Kennedy, the Misses Fletcher
| of Florida, Miss Charlotte Hubbard and
Miss Frances Crammer assisted the host
| esS in entertaining her young guests.
Mrs Oliver f. Pagan gave a very hand
some reception yesterday afternoon for
married in Denver December g. Those
receiving with Mrs. Pagan and the bride
and bridegroom were Mrs. T. L. Ander-
son of New York. Mrs. Frank Cole and
spaulding. Mrs. Charles Blythe. MRS S.
G. Miner. Mrs. Holland, Miss katherine
Birney. Miss Mabel Littelle and Miss Lii
| liam Miller assisted in the generous hos
/ pitality of the dining room
| Palms. ferns and Richmond roses adorned
the house. Mis-. Robert E. Pagan wore
her wedding dress Of white duchesse
satin yelled in marQuisette trimmed with
silver. and carried Richmond roses. Mrs.
| Pagan wore apricot satin draped in sage
green chiffon embroidered in green, and
Miss Laura Pagan wore white crepe de
chine trimmed in marabou, with a cor
| sage Of roses.
The marriage of Miss Mary Lillian Bon
| ham of Ashgrove, Va, and Mr. James NJ
Smith of Chicago. Ill.,. took place at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert T. Bonham, Wednesday. January
4. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. n. II. Miller, d. D., in charge of
| Iewinsville, Va, Presbyterian Church.
The guests from distance were Miss
Edith Wyckoff of Mount Vernon, n. Y;
Miss Clara III. Hopkins of Bath, n. Y:
Mrs. F. NJ. Dow of Chicago. and Mrs n
II. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Van Ness
| Miss Edith Van Ness, Mr.. and Mrs. b. w
J Bonham. Miss Helen f. Bonlam, Mrs.
| Della NJ. Pierce. Mrs. c. A. Ferris, Miss
Anna Ferris, Mrs. Jennie Howard, MI ].
W. Hendrix of Washington. D. c.; Dr.
j. b. Anderson. Mrs. l.. \. -Dutrow. Miss
Annie Mankin of Lewinsville Va: Mr.. w.
B. Dodge of haywood. Va. Mr. and Mrs.
George Crossman, Miss Louise Crossman
of Falls Church. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Cockrill. Mr.. William Cockrill of Colvin
Run. Va, Va: and from the home address
Pierpoint, Mrs. NJ. E. Pierpoint, Mrs
| Laura Allen. Mr.. LIE Roy Allen, Miss
Marion Gibson. Miss Blanche Rotchford
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Gunnell. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith will reside in Chicago.
Mrs. Myer Cohen and Miss Ruth Cohen
| will not receive tomorrow. but will re-
| cCive the following Fridays.
Representative and Mrs. Fassett have
! opened their house on n street, and Mrs
Fassett will be at home Tuesdays.
first and third Fridays in January and
! February.
The marriage is announced of Mrs.
Grace Keye Miller and Mr. Harry Lewis
Hartung Thursday in New York city at
| the Church of the TRANSPORTATION. Mr..
Hartune is we'll known in the musical
| as Well as the business world of New
| York. Mrs. Hartung. who formerly re-
sided in Washington and was, extremely
popular in musical circles here, has just
| returned from a tour of the west. MIR.
| and Mrs. Hartung are spending their
honeymoon at Niagara, Canada and New
England.
Mrs. Jules Guthridge will be at home
| informally Fridays in January and
February.
Miss Gale gave luncheon yesterday.
| when her guests were Mrs. Oracle,
Mrs MCGOWAN. Mrs Ridgely, Mrs
Hinckley, Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Chopper and
Mrs. Campbell.
| Mrs William Hinton Holloway will be
at home Thursdays in January at Flor
| ence Court.
! Mrs. Nellie NJ. L. Jenkins Of 4007 9th
street. has returned to the city after
delightful stay during the holidays
with the Rev. Charles E. Guthrie and
| family at Wilkesbarre Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spectre entertained
party of friends and relatives, including
quite a number of Washingtonians. at
their home. 1924 n. Payson street. Bal
| timore, Md Music and games were in
order until midnight New Year night.
when a supper was served for both
ladies and gentlemen. and after this a
stag FOR the gentlemen only. Those
present from Washington were Miss
Susie NJ. KRISTEN. Miss Fannie Spectre,
Miss Katie Spectre, Miss Lillian Miller.
The Baltimoreans were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Mrs. Huffman Mr.