Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

n @VHE season has only nine days
II more to its credit. The Army
Il and Navy reception Tuesday
II night will be the last of the Of
4 fetal functions of the White
/ House. but by no means the last of the
/ hospitalities scheduled there before Lent
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman.
who are giving an ambassadorial dinner
| tomorrow night. will entertain at re-
ception the evening of the 9th for the
| diplomatic corps.
/ Another large affair Of this week is the
reception at the British embassy Friday
night.
The unprecedented series Of attentions
for Miss Taft will begin again Wednes-
day at Mrs Edison Bradley's cotillon for
her The 9th the Postmaster General,
whose record as a bachelor cabinet host
quite excels any of his predecessors. is
giving a dinner dance at Rauscher's for
Miss Taft. The MacVeagh party Friday
night is counted by all participating to
have been one of the great successes of
the winter. The splendid house. SO we'll
adapted for large entertainments, was
| seen in a most delightful way.
| The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
! Ballinger were dinner hosts at Rauschers
/ last night entertaining the Japanese
amba ssador and Baroness Uchida, the
Belgian minister and Countess de Btlis-
seret, the Spanish minister and Nine.
Riano, Solicitor General Lehmann Mai.
| Gen and Mrs. W. Fl. Carter, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Glover, Sir Robert and Lady
Hadfield, DIR. and Mrs. Fremont Smith
and Miss Patten.
Miss Helen Taft was the guest of honor
at a dinner given by Mrs. A. NJ. Talbot
and Miss Talbot at the Connecticut last
night. Mr. Earl Talbot came on from
New York to preside for his mother:
| Monday night Miss Taft will be the guest
in Baltimore of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Marburg and Miss Marburg who Will
give a dinner In her honor and go on
afterward to the Monday cotillon.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
will have as guests tomorrow Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlemagne Tower of Philadelphia,
who will remain until Thursday morning.
Tuesday they will be entertained at lunch
evening they will attend the army and
navy reception at the White House.
Assistant Secretary and Mrs Beekman
Winthrop gave a dinner last night for
Miss Marion Leutze, who is now their
guest.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Day gave dinner
last night
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brown gave a din
ner last night, when Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Lamar were the guests of honor.
Senator du Pont was among the dinner
hosts last night.
Mrs. Clinton Paxton Paine Of Balti-
fhn INIT of
eldest daughter Miss Mabel r. Paine, to
Baron Hartman Ernst Won Schlotheim, a
lieutenant in the Kaiser Alexander Gren-
adler Guards Of Berlin. .-----,--,s- =,
Paine and the late Gen. Clinton Paxton
Paine and has been living abroad for the
last few years.
Baron Won Schlotheim is the son of the
Countess Won Lindequist and the late
Baron Max Cershan Won Schlotheim
No date has been fixed for the we'd
ding.
Il The Washington Auxiliary of the Ma
tional Indian Association met at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. Laws, lob - street
northwest, Friday. from 3 to ) O'Clock.
II During the social hour from 3 to a
i goodly number of members and friends
of the association assembled and We're
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. Laws
and her able assistants.
/ Miss Maxwell favored the company with
-
Mary s. Lockwood gave a talk on the
/ Six Nations,'' speaking from her own
personal knowledge and experiences
among the descendants of these tribes
educate and civilize them. 1t was an
unusually interesting meeting and the
auxiliary is worthy of greatly increased
membership.
Senator and Mrs. Gore entertained at
dinner last night at their home, 221O. r
street. The guests We're Mr. and Mrs
Lotus of the Siamese legation, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassidy, Judge Henesy and Mr.
kronstrant. the artist. of Holland.
\ pleasant evening was spent at the
residence Of Miss Bertha AbramSon,
1901 New Jersey avenue northwest. Sun
! day February u. Among the guests
We're Mrs. B. Kurtzman from New York,
Miss Shapiro of Richmond, Va; Miss B.
Miss Pauline Yockelson, Miss Dora Bor-
| koff, Miss Annie Farelson, the Misses
krafts, Miss Lena Miller. Miss c. Bricker
Miss s. Goldberg, Miss p. kirkstein. Miss
Levinson Mr.. f. Buckoff, Mr.. H. Farrell
| son, Mr. EZren, Mr.. Michton, Mr.. kamn-
| sky. Mr. Kamero, Mr.. kirkstein, Mr. ID.
Abraham, the Brill brothers. Mr.. L. Yock-
elson, Mr.. Shaffelman and Mr.. Gutleb.
| Miss Bessie Fine is leaving Washington
| Tuesday evening for Atlanta Ga where
| she will make her home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Culp and their
| debutante daughter, Miss Adaline Culp
| are leaving tomorrow for a delightful trip
| to New Orleans, where they will arrive in
| time to take part in the Mardi (iras fes-
Invites. which begin the evening of the
| I'D. They expect to be in New Orleans
+! for ten days, and on their way back they
| will visit in Birmingham, Ala.
I Miss Helen Hendricks will accompany
the party, which will travel III a private
| car.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkney Lazarus. Apart
/ ment II, the Toronto. will celebrate the
! twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar
! rlage next Sunday evening, February ~;
from s TO 10 o'clock.
I Mr.. and Mrs Felix Garziglia enter
\, tanned Wednesday night in their new
/ home on Messmore street host of their
! friends. The occasion was a housewarm-
ing, and a very pleasant one.
The young hostess wore an embroidered
| white pino dress sent her from the
Philippines. She assisted by her
| mother and sisters, Mrs. Franklin T.
| Howe and the Misses Howe Miss Katll-
leen Noel, Mrs. Mabel Owen Beard and
Miss katherine Brooks.
/ Mrs. f. Z. Dickinson presided at the
punch bowl and Mrs. Charles Stewart
Alden served the cream.
The refreshment table was beautifully
decorated in Pink and green. A big pink
satin bow in the center of the table had