Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-11

of Oklahoma City last night at their
home. III Rhode Island avenue. Among
the guests were Mrs. George Iseman, Mrs
G. NJ. Hersey, Miss Aimee Nander. Mrs.
Fritz Xander, Mr.. Henry Nander MI.
Karl Xander. ST., Miss Annie Miller.
Tacie and Marguerite Lucket ana Mrs.
William Cruzan.
Mr. and Mrs. Winans have been spend
ing the holidays with Karl Aander. TIE
father of Mrs. Winans. and will leave
for their home in Oklahoma City tonight.
Mrs William f. Clark and Miss Hopes
have Cancelled all social engagements ow-
ing to the death of the brother of the
latter. the late Dr. Samuel w. HOPES.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
entertained small company at dinner
last night preceding the diplomatic re-
ception. having as guests the minister
to the Argentine Republic and Mrs
Charles Sheriff. and Miss Sheriff.. the
sister of the minister: the Argentine
charge daffaires and Sonora Dona iieie-
na Hamilton de Ei,ieaas. Mr.. Oden
Horstmann and the Misses Miller Of
Utica. y. Y. all OF whom accompanied
them 10 the White House.
Maj. Gen and Mrs George l.. Gillespie
were dinner hosts last evening. having as
their guests Representative and Mrs.
Dwight Of New York. Gen. and Mrs.
Aleshire. Rear Admiral and Mrs Rich
ardson Clover. Commander and Mrs Glib
bons. former Representative and Mrs.
Henry kiike Porter, Chief of Engineers
and Mrs. William ii. Bixby. l.. :. ~. and
Capt and Mrs Fremont Smith.
Nj. and Ms ". J. Boardman gave a
dinner last night for their house guests
the ambassador 10 Great Britain and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. and later the entire
party went to the White House.
Mr. and Mrs. George Xavier McLana-
han entertained at y dinner last evening
for Capt. George Charles Grazebrooil of
the ROYAL lnnskillng Fusiliers and Mrs.
GrazebrOok, who are making them "A
visit. The others present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Emo, Maj. and Mrs. Fazan. Miss
Jennings, Miss Williams, Col. James of
the British embassy. Mr.. McClung, Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. S. Griswold and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman.
Miss Nora r. Pepper. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Pepper. gave tea
yesterday afternoon to meet Miss Edith
Fielding, daughter of the Canadian min
lister of finance. who is with her parents
on visit to the capital. Miss Grace
Osborne. Mrs. Fielding, Mrs. Paterson.
wife of the Canadian minister of GUS
toms; Mrs. Samuel c. Blythe. Mrs. Os-
receiving party.
Mrs. John Wyeth has cards out for a
large reception at her home in Sheridan
Circle, Saturday afternoon. January 2s
Col. and Mrs. Edward Burr will give a
dinner January p in compliment " Miss
Helen Taft.
Mrs. John Newton Culbertson of 1918
Riggs street has changed her day at
home from Friday to Monday afternoons
Mrs. Williams F. Lemon will not be
at home tomorrow. but will receive the
remaining Thursdays in January.
Mrs. Byron s. Adams has issued
cards for tea to be given Friday
afternoon. the 18th of January.
from to : o'clock, at her residence.
1901 Park road She will be assisted
by number of lady friends.
Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont of New
York will be here tomorrow on short
visit.
In a letter received a few days ago
from the Countess de la Begassiere.
sister of the Countess de Lesseps. the
announcement was made that the mar
riage of Count Jacques de Lesseps and
Miss Grace Mckenzie Of Toronto would
take place in London January 20.
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Bertrand, and sister made many friends
in Baltimore during their visit there at
the time of the aviation meet in the
fall. and were extensively entertained.
Miss Mckenzie is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. William Mckenzie, the mil
lionaire railroad man OF Toronto, and
is a great beauty.
The Filipinos resident in Washington
gave their second dance of the season al
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of town guests were present.
Among those in attendance were Mr..
Manuel l.. Quezon and Mr. Benito Le-
garda. Philippine commissioners to Con-
Lacalle. Mr.. and Mrs. Vorfeld. Mr.. and
Mrs Pedigo. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuhrmann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury. DR.. and Mrs.
Kebler, Mr.. and Mrs White, Misses LII
liam and Mabel Klein, Miss NJ. Burger.
Miss Ramona Burgher, Misses Anette and
Edna Howarth, Misses Marshall, kebler.
Bumpus, Stone. Fenton. Shelter, Weide-
MANN Hudson. Farden, Thomas,
O'Keefe. Mesdames Warren, Windic,
Klein. Blackburn. Roberts and Howarth.
j. NJ Yusay. Rozes. Mupua. Ricaford.
Aguado, Gamelo, Panopio. Flores. San
doval Dams. Zalvadea. Lesaspi and
Hidalgo.
Mrs F. Merryman announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Marion.
to Mr. William Handy of Washington.
D. c. The wedding. which will be a
quiet affair." will take place at the Holy
Name Church, 18th and l streets north
east Thursday evening. January II.
Mrs William L. Thurber enterta ned
five hundred party at her residence on
Adams street Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs Valerie Newhardt and her
daughter Miss May. of Lebanon. Pa.
There were three tables and the Guss 5
were arranged in groups of four. Thosa
present were Mrs. Newhardt. Miss May
Newhardt. Mrs. Clement y. Roger, Mis-.
Cecil L. Blake. Mrs. Robert VI. Howard,
Mrs Howard Cobey, Mrs. George carr.
Mrs. A. C. Proctor. Mrs. {. 7. Myers
Mrs George r. Ide. Mis-. Fir Morris
and Mrs William A. Bobb. Mis- ca Y
was the fortunate wi. 4 Of the prize
Refreshments were s. v.d IL e m! die
of the afternoon. after which the Dia :
ing was resumed
Mrs NewlarGt and her daughter air
the guests Of Ms. Clement Roger and
will return 10 their home next week,
after delightful four-week visit In the
Capital city.
Mrs f. j. Barrett and Miss Barrett
will not be a; home Wednesday, January
II but will receive the following We'd
nesdays in January.
Mrs Herbert Wilson is visiting her