Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05
SOCIETY.
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beautiful tea last Thursday afternoon at
her home on p street. The daintily APP
pointed tea table. which was arranged
with pink roses. ferns and Shaded lights,
was presided over by Mrs. George Y.
Worthington, who served fraDpe. and
Miss Jessie Armstrong, who poured tea
and chocolate and served the punch. 9th
ers assisting were Miss Sara Slack, Miss
Dorothy Harmon Dawson and Miss Cor
nelia Lynd.
Miss Lucy Matthews will entertain at a
tea February IA in honor of Miss Luclelle
Holreith.
Miss Edna Middleton of Both street was
charmingly entertained by number OF
her girl friends in Georgetown last We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Harold Goodwin, in the Prince George.
The tea table was unusually unique and
beautiful, being entirely decorated in
tissue paper. The cloth was of rose
bordered crepe paper and the centerpiece
a large vase of pink carnations and
chrysanthemums, also of crepe paper
The place cards were hand painted III
chry santhemumS, and each guest received
a dainty box of honbons, ornamented
with paper chrysanthemums- Features
of the decorations were wreaths of tiny
crepe chrysanthemums suspended from
the chandelier to each corner of the table.
The table was lighted with pink candles
shaded with rose crepe paper and silver.
Among those who enjoyed the afternoon
were Mrs. Harold Goodwin, Mrs. II. n.
Raudenbaugh, Miss Edna Middleton, Miss
Wiloins. Miss Frances Blake and Miss
Gertrude Williamson.
Mrs. Charles Darwin Pennebaker and
her daughter. Miss Lucinda Carpenter
Pennebaker. will receive Tuesday after
noon at their residence on Q street. They
will have assisting them Miss Margaret
IDS,,t, rat,. l.
schoolgirl daughter, Miss Anna Elliott
Pennebaker, and Miss Dorothy Rohrer
Miss Marion Edmonstone King. the at
tractive debutante daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. King, of 2Sth street. who
has just returned from visiting her for
mer school, The Castle, at Tarrytown-on
the-Hudson, and also spending several
days in New York city, left yesterday
for a visit to Annapolis. Miss King at
tended the hop last night at the United
States Naval Academy.
Mrs Theodore North Mclaughlin of
Euclid street entertained al luncheon last
Thursday in honor of Miss Edna Middle
ton of Georgetown, whose marriage to
Mr. Bready of Virginia will take place
shortly.
Mrs. Paul F. Straub. 1912 Sunderland
place, will be at home the second and
third Wednesdays in February.
Mrs. ]. Winter Graves. Mrs N B.
Graves and Miss Brewer will he at
home informally Thursday, February ..
from to g.
Miss Elizabeth North has cards out
for a tea Thursday. February ., from
to g. in compliment to her house
guest, Miss Horrocks of Philadelphia.
,fr. and Mrs Leyser of Jacksonville,
FLA were guests in Washington during
the week.
street northwest leave Sunday for a visit
to Fredericksburg, Va, where they Will
he the guests of Mrs. Rheine's mother,
Mrs Goldsmith.
Mrs. Gunsenheim of New Orleans was
in town during the week
Mrs. n. Kaufman of Providence. X. l..
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. M. Blu
menthal of 1854 NJ street northwest
Miss Rena Goldscheider of Baltimore.
Nd. who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ T. Rhene of 32J2 street north
west. left for her home during the week.
Mrs. l.. Messenger has returned from
visit to Culpeper, Va.
Mrs Ira Helstein and Mrs. j.. A. Levi
son. both of New York city, We're in town
for a few days during the week EN- route
to Indianapolis. Ind, to attend the we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hell
stein.
Miss Helen Barchfeld of Pittsburg, Pa,
is the guest of Miss Rena FiShel, .614
Connecticut avenue northwest.
Miss Clara Price of the Ashley leaves
for New York Monday, where she will be
the guest of her brother, Mr.. Joseph
Price of that city.
Mrs. Joseph Strause of Louisville Ky.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lehman
Of the Gibraltar.
Mrs. Stanley Piper, Mrs c. Gundlach
and Miss Sue Gundlach. who have been in
the city for the past two months left
Wednesday for their home in Spokane.
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Mclean of
Philadelphia are entertaining Mrs u.
Percy Hickling of this city Tomorrow
| Mrs. Mclean will entertain at bridge in
honor of her guest.
A quiet wedding took place January II
at the parsonage of Calvary Baptist
Church, the Rev. S. Fl. Greene officiat ting
when Mr. Edwin r, Smith of WASHINGTON