Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-23

the guests were Miss Louise King, Miss
Kepecca Wilmer. Miss Caroline Ogden
jones' Miss Frances Moore, Miss Louise
Dunn. Miss Catherine McClintock. Miss
Alma Louise Hodges, Miss Catherine Har-
low. Miss Phoebe and Miss Elizabeth
Adams, Miss Eleanora Morgan. Miss Mar
Brice. Miss Ada Birmingham. Miss Mary
Gheen. Miss Dorothy Fremont Smith.
Miss Mary and Miss Edith Nagel, Miss
Helen Heyl. Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss
Georgianna Schofeld, Miss Mildred
Adams, Miss Margaret Read Miss Celeste
Gore, Miss Cora Barry, Miss Lois Sprigg. |
Miss Alice McCauley. Miss Margaret
Treat. Miss Gertrude Malone. Miss Gene |
Juiette Crosby. Miss Margaret Perrin. |
Charlie Taft. Richard Wilmer, Lincoln and
John Pierce. Duncan Hodges. John Hemp |
HILL Alexander Mitchell Elkins Ohphant |
John McCaNum, William Strong, jr.. Ed |
win and Dudley Morgan. Arthur Brice. |
Dick Birmingham, Melville Wallace. Dun
can Ashmead, Evelyn Fuller, Robert Bell, |
Albert King, Nat Kaufman. David Tate. |
son, Harry and Jack Mallory. Joe Bailey. |
Ross Thompson. Alney and Streater
Flynn Donald McKnew. Herbert Micou.
John and Richard Chew. Brooke and
Blair Lee. Rex Mohun, Oliver Cromwell:
Preston Moore and Stauart Landstreet of
New York. who is a house guest or MAI
and Mrs Downey.
Capers are spending the holiday season
with Miss Capers' relatives in South
Carolina.
Medical Director Anderson of the Navy,
have sent out cards for young peoples
tea for January from to 4, to meet
their cousin, Mrs. Sidney Morgan Henry
Of New York, who will be their house
guest at that time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Collins OF
Newton street entertained last evening
all the graduates of Syracuse University
who are residents of Washington and
vicinity. The reception was given In
honor of Representative Steven B. Ayres
of New York city, who is graduate OF
Syracuse University. About 100 of the
alumni were present. and the occasion
bers INDUCED in dancing. while some OF
the older graduates showed their prowess
at auction. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers and many potted
plants. Mrs. Collins. the hostess. re-
ceived in a gown of mauve crepe meteor.
Miss Evelyn Presley of Rochester. N.
Y, will be the guest of Mrs. Walter NJ.
Leonard during the holidays.
Mrs. F. c. Ainsworth will be at home
at the Concord Mondays in January after
January /.
Gen. and Mrs. Robert Evans have gone
to Old Point Comfort to remain until the
9th.
The Continental Danes Chapter. d. A.
R., was entertained Tuesday evening by
the vice regent. Mrs. Horace Chandlee. at
her home on Oliver street. Chevy Chase
Mrs. Chandlee was assisted by Mrs. II.
T. Guss regent: Mrs. S. A. Mccarthy.
Mrs. Julia Allen and Mrs. c. J. Pannill.
poinsettia blooms and smilax. Supper was
served at II. followed by dancing. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Chandlee. Dr.
and Mrs. GuSs, Mr. and Mrs. Mccarthy,
Edmund Brady. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Guss
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Mixsell. Mrs. H r.
Edwards. Mrs Allen, Mrs. Pannill. Misses
Dorothy Smallwood. Ruth Bowie. Corinne
Bracket, Alice Force. and MeSsrs. Geare,
HoughtOn and Camp.
Commodore and Mrs. Hogg will enter
tain at house party in honor OF tneir
son, Midshipman William Stetson Hogg.
jr, who will spend Christmas leave mere
He will be accompanied by three OF his
classmates, Midshipmen Hester Hooge-
werff, Elliott Buckmaster and Homer
Chaplin Wick. Miss Maud Raymur Simp-
son will also be one of the house party.
Miss Helen Kimmell, daughter of Com
mander and Mrs. Kimmell, was hostess
at a tea this afternoon. in honor OF ner
house guests, Miss Wright and Miss
Dickman. The young hostess was ably
assisted by a bevy Of young ladies. among
whom were the following: Misses katn-
crime Hitchcock. Virginia Mullins, Dor
othy Mason, Elizabeth SiddOns. Dorothea
McCandlish. Miss Roberts, Miss Graham
and Miss Bennett. Presiding at the table
in the dining room were Mrs. Barron,
Mrs. Spiel and Mrs. Hogg.
Gro cd loa
to washington after nearly three years
of travel in remote byways of the east,
and gave an intensely interesting &C.
count Of house-boat life in the vale OF
of the Washington Club Tuesday last.
Miss de Graffenried is the guest at pres
ent Of Mrs. John Lindsay Morehead on
Farragut Square. but later in the season
will open her house on 18th street.
The Italian ambassador and Marchesa
Cusani. the German ambassadress. the
Spanish minister and several other MEM
ton are in New York for the Christmas
holidays. The Italian ambassador and MS
wife and daughter. the Marchioness Gu
SAM Confalonieri. will be present tonight
at the Performance OF Cavaliers , Rms.i,
Opera House for the benefit OF the Italian
immigrants. Emmy Destinn. Alma Gluck.
Caruso, Pasquale Amato and Ricardo
Martin will be in the casts. Boxes have
been taken by Mrs. J. Pferpont Morgan.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs. William
Church Osborn, Mrs. Henry w. Taft and
Mrs Elliott F. Shepard.
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Edward Murphy
of Gath and Drexel road, Overlook, WIZ
spend the Christmas holidays here. the
guests of Gen and Mrs. John A. Johnston.
Mr.. Perry Belmont, who has been deer
CHI In HUNGARY where he leased an
estate of 1000 acres. returned on the
Amerika Yesterday with Mrs. Belmont.
They came to Washington, where they
will spend the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Satterwhite or
New York are here to be the guests Tor
| ten days of Mrs. William F. Draper.
The Austrian naval attache and Baron
ess Preuschen Won und zu Liebenstein left
TODAY to Join the Christmas house party
TO be entertained by Senator du Pont
near Wilmington. Del:
| Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
| worth went to Oyster Bay today to be
| the guests over Christmas OF ex-Presl-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt.
| Miss Margery Ide. daughter OF the
minister to Spain. who has been the guest
| of Representative and Mrs. LongWortn
and other friends. has gone to New YORK
to spend the holidays with her protner-
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Bourke Cochran.