Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-19
Ralph Robinson at their home in TER;
Ceici, Fla.

RdlpH noDInSOn at tHeir nome IN AciIo
Ceici, Fla.
Mrs. William H. Wills of New Orleans,
widow OF an officer who commanded
war, is at the Highlands, visiting her
daughter, Miss Mary K Wills.
The annual meeting of the First Needle
work Guild Of Washington city will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Robert
Craig, 1922 I street, Thursday, November
%, at II o'clock. Contributions are to
be sent to the above address as early as
possible. Applications for clothing must
be made by letter Saturday of each week,
packages to be called for the following
Wednesday. Members. Miss hate b. Bur-
CESS, secretary, says, are earnestly re-
in emergency cases, it is impossible to
respond to requests by telephone and on
other than the specified days.
About $500 garments were distributed
by this guild during the past year. 1t is
non-sectarian.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Milburn have just
returned from Six-month visit to Dallas,
Tex, and will We pleased to see their
friends at their residence, $40 I'D street
northwest.
Mrs Albert D. v. Burr, with Miss Cor
nelia Ward and Miss Edith Rixey of
Charlottesville, Va. who spent the sum-
mer in Europe. were recent luncheon
guests of Mrs. Burr and Miss Mary Burr
Of 374S 18th street Brookland.
Miss. McHugI Of Chicago, ILL.,, is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and -ars. James
F. MeHugh, and she has been the re-
cipient of a number Of social attentions.
Mrs Harsh and Mrs Stair of columbia,
Pa, and Mrs. Charles T. Smith of Har-
risburg. Pa, have been spending the week
with Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Len
non, and having a most enjoyable time
seeing the sights of the capital.
Henry entertained her friend, Mrs H.
Edwin vinsinger Of Newark. Del.
Miss Elva Cameron of Marietta. Pa,
has been for some time the guest of
Mrs. Frank H. Towner.
Mr.. Randolph Ward, who is superin-
tending the construction of a railroad In
the Argentine Republic. has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Washington
for some days past.
Rev. Thomas Edward Shields OF the
faculty Of the Catholic University is ex-
pecting soon to move into his new resi-
dence on Quincy street, near the Fran
ciscan Monastery, Brookland.
Mrs Arthur May and her son have
been spending the past week with Mrs.
Mays parents, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dow
ling.
A pleasant party was given Monday
afternoon at 1921 Monroe street north
east In honor of the fifth anniversary Of
the birthday OF little Miss Margaret
George. Games and refreshments claimed
the chief attention of the guests present.
who were the Misses Lillian Warfield,
Sarah and Margaret Lord. Helen Sickle,
Bernadine Mccain. Margaret Oertly.
Irene Ire McMu Mullen and Marian George. and
and Charles and Milton Butler
Miss Mary Kennedy Of Laurel Md, will
be the guest of Miss Emily Hetneld of
1898 Lawrence street for month.
Miss Ellen Fitzgerald of 18th and New
ton streets, Brookland recently gave q
dance at her home. those in attendance
being Mrs. Bennett Mrs. Collins, Mrs
Bayliss, the Misses Marie Militzer, Hattie
Monahan. Winifred Barnholt. Agnes Bay
liss Adalscynia Aiken. Helen Viehmeyer
Vernat Hetfield Messrs. Ernest Kendrfck
Frank Espey, Harry Barnholt, Henry
Kerner. Kenneth Buffin and Edward F1tz-
gerald. Piano solos were rendered. by
Miss Militzer and Mr.. Kendrick, anu vo-
cal solos by Miss Monahan. Refresh
ments were served.
MISS irene NOAullen was given a DlTtQ-
day party in honor Of her ninth natal an
niversary at which her guests were Miss
Gladys Saltzman, Bertha and Betty
Kracke. Sarah Lord. Marion Boyd and
William McMullen. Games and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allen Carpenter
entertained at cards at their home, 1247
Kearney street, Brookland, Thursday
evening, In observance Of their cotton
wedding anniversary. having present their
bridal party and few close friends. The
decorations Of the house were cotton
pods, and a number Of cotton souvenirs
Of the occasion were received.
Mr.. and Mrs I. L. Corby Of 1135 Girard
street northwest will be at home to their
friends. informally, Wednesday afternoon,
November %, from to o'clock.
Mrs. Davenport White Of New York city
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tallmadge A. Lambert of 200 Massa.
chusettS avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman H. Newberry.
who are at their Detroit home for the
winter. gave q musical at the Country
Club last week for their young relative.
Miss Gladys Newberry, who is just back
from Europe after two years vocal study.
The rooms were abloom with quantities
Of vari-colored chrysanthemuns. and Aft
err the concert . delicious supper was
served at small tables in the dining room.