Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-05

WIFI DAINTY Cut-SldSS lamps, shaded III
yellow and gold. Mrs. Peck presided over
the dining room, and poured the tea and
chocolate. She was assisted by Miss Bal
ley, who served the punch, and Miss Will
hanson.
Miss Eunice James Of the Oakland en-
tertained at bridge last Thursday even
ing. There were three tables Of cards and
after the game supper was served.
Miss Ethel Graves of street was the
hostess at a tea last Tuesday afternoon,
from until o'clock. The rooms were
prettily adorned with palms, ferns and
cut flowers, the color scheme being pink
and white. In the dining room the table
was arranged with centerpiece of pink
carnations and asparagus vine, surround
ed by pink-shaded lights. Assisting Miss
Graves were Miss Helena Butler of Shep-
herdstown. w. Va, her house guest, in
whose honor the tea was given; Miss
Brewer. who served frappe; Mrs. Charles
B. Cheyney, who poured the tea, and Mrs.
Winter Graves.
Mrs. E. C. Kennedy was at home last
Tuesday afternoon, at her attractive
home on Dumbarton avenue She was as
sisted by Miss Rydie Darneille, who
poured the tea at dainty table arranged
In corner of the drawing room. Mrs.
Kennedy received her guests in gown of
old blue messaline and lace. and Miss
Darneille wore reseda satin.
Mrs. Waldo Hibbs was at home last
Tuesday afternoon at her apartment in
the Kanawha. Assisting her were her
mother. Mrs. Harrington. widow of Col
Harrington, L. S. NJ. c.; Mrs. Newt
Hall. wife Of Maj Hall. y. s. NJ. c.. who
Miss Agnes Entwistle and Miss Elise
Peyton.
Mrs. Arthur Gordon Lewis of 2sth
hoe no. = -
in-law. Mr.. J. Willoughby Anderson of
New York.
Mrs. Frank A. Schultz, wife of DR..
where she will visit friends before go
ing to New Orleans, where she will be
the guest Of her brother and sister-in-
law, Capt. William A. Merriam, U. 8.
A., and Mrs. Merriam.
Capt. Robert Blanchard. L. S. A.,
Medical Corps. with Mrs. Blanchard, who
has been visiting her mother Mrs. Cal
vim De Witt, of street. has returned
to Chicago, where he is on duty. Mrs.
Blanchard and their children will remain
in Washington until the LIST Of April.
Mrs. Percy Smith of 2913 P street has
as her guest for the remainder of the
season her sister, Mrs. Jaudon Smith.
Miss Frances Dodge has returned to
to friends in Maryland.
Miss Marjorie Corcoran and Miss Marie
Osborne entertained at dance Monday
evening, February q, at 1919 Connecticut
avenue. Among those present were the
Misses Elizabeth c.. Corcoran. Mary c.
Corcoran, Anna Clark, Blanche Madfgan,
Margaret Shaughnessy, Mary Smyth,
Gertrude Smyth, Ida Hayes, Johanna
Gloetzner. Annie Connors. Irene Burdine.
Margaret Hennessey, Marie e. Sheehy.
Mary Johansen, Dora C. Herbert, Irene
Rocca, Blanche Rocca, May Sullivan.
Catherine Hannah, Laura Hancock, Dora
Simpson. Mildred Halbach, Irene Schae-
fer, Catherine Schaefer. Mary Moran.
Vera Rocca. Catharine Sullivan, and the
Messrs. f. c. Mccormack, Charles Fish
err. E. V. Clark, James Mckee. F.. N.
Hill, E. Curtin. NJ. NJ. Doyle. J. A.
J. E. Fitzgibbons. H. Herbert. K. Kat
McVeigh. B. w Butler. c. J. Osborne.
S. F. Taliaferro, E. Keenan,, E. Johnson.
George Marks. Paul Hines. Leo Dele
vigne. Bernard Clark, Charles Williams.
w. D. Fealey. Charles Schoneman and ].
Clark. The young folks were chaperoned
by Mrs. B. Corcoran and Mrs. A. c. JOY.
Miss NJ Mccarthy Of 1162 9TH street
northeast gave a party Tuesday. Music.
dancing and recitation by Miss Lula
Wright were the chief amusements of the
evening. Refreshments were served in
the dining room, which was attractively
decorated in flowers and palms. Among
those present were Miss G. Campbell,
Miss E. Dove, Miss F. Hollock. Miss F.
Kaiser. Miss L. Harrington, Mrs. j. D.
Stanley. Miss Mary Mccarthy. Mr.. A.
Mr.. ]. Brown, Mr.. r. Stanton. Mr.. r.
Harrington. Mr.. B. Nolan. Mr.. T. Nolan
and Mr.. T. w. Mccarthy.
The reception given by the ladies OF
Geojean College Monday afternoon was a
most successful and pleasant occasion.
The large reception rooms and halls
we're lastly decorated with American
Tags and roses. The dining room was very
appropriately decorated with the school
colors, which are yellow and white. The
large floral centerpiece was bed of
yellow tulips. Wide yellow ribbons fas-
tened by large bows were suspended
from the chandelier to the table, the only
lights being old-fashioned candles in can
blended beautifully with the color scheme.
Miss l.. NJ. Mccoy. dean of the college,
received her guests in a handsome white
satin meteor embroidered in gold: Mrs.
w. E. Andrews, dean of the voice de-
partment wore a beautiful nile green
messaline, with rose point lace. Others
assisting were Mrs. Latta, wife OF Repre-
sentative Latta, in black velvet and old
lace; Mrs. Hinshaw. wife of Representa-
tive Hinshaw. in apricot satin trimmed in
white lace and black velvet; Mrs. John NJ.
Thurston wife of ex-senator ThurstOn,
brown velvet: Mrs. Charles F. Drexel.
ashes of roses crepe de chine over tur-
Quoise satin; Mrs. F. II. Abbott pale blue