Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19
SOCIETY.
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nois will leave this city at an early date
for their western home. They are guests
at. the Dewey.
Gen. and Mrs Sherwood, who have
been spending the past season in WASH
ington, have returned to their home in
Ohio.
| After a delightful stay in Washington
as the guest Of her niece, Miss Thomas
and consin. Miss Paynter, Mrs. Baker
has returned to her home in Virginia.
Miss Hughes. daughter of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Dudley Hughes of Georgia,
ts visiting friends and relatives in New
York.
Miss Wood. sister Of Representative Ira
Wood Of New Jersey, is spending the
week end at her home in Trenton, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Barr. entertained Tues
day evening In honor Of their little son
Louis third birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Bragg and her, daughter. Miss
Bragg. arrived last week in this city from
Virginia and expect to make this their
| future home.
The Misses Calderhead. who have spent
q very pleasant season in Washington,
have returned to their home in Kansas.
Representative duU MIS- OdnQDell ana
family will remain at their home on P
street throughout the extra session Of
Congress.
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuff
at their home on 18th street, will leave
| for her home in New York this week, ac-
lcompanied by Miss Margaret Stutz, who
will spend a month in the north.
Mrs John Sterling and children have
returned to their home in Illinois after
having spent several months in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Reed. widow of the late DR.. Walter
Reed, has returned to Washington from
| an enjoyable trip of several weeks spent
In Atlantic City.
| Mrs. Robertson has gone to Atlantic
City for short outing.
Representative and Mrs. O'Connell, who
have spent the winter in Washington,
have returned to their home in Boston,
Mass.
Mrs. Cline and her daughter after an
enjoyable season, spent in this city, have
returned to their home in Indiana.
Miss Mabel Chambers will leave Tues
day for her home in Houston, Tex. after
having spent the winter with Mrs. and
Miss Cranmer at their apartment in the
Cairo.
DR.. and Mrs. James Armytage Emery
entertained last Sunday afternoon at a
small o'clock tea at their bungalow in
Chevy Chase. DR.. and Mrs. Emery were
assisted in receiving their guests by their
daughter, Miss Helen Emery, and Miss
Henrietta McCauley.
The Junior Choir Club of Dumbarton
Avenue Church was entertained last FRI
Gay lay, evening, when its president, Mr..
banquet in its honor. The table was
charmfngly decorated with spring flowers,
ferns and shaded lights. and each guest
received as favor souvenir of the oc-
were the Rev G. c. Pate, pastor Of the
church. and the Rev. NJ. r. Sumwalt, who
gave interesting talks during the even
Mrs. Hendree Payne Simpson was the
hostess at very pretty luncheon last
Wednesday afternoon at her beautiful
country home in Lyonhurst. Va.
DR. and Mrs. Dunbar entertained the
members of their bridge club last Mon
day evening at their apartment In the
Clifbourn. There were four tables of
cards, and after the game the guests re-
paired to the dining room. where dainty
little supper was served.
MIR. and MRS. Arm1Stead McCammOn en-
tertained at dinner last Friday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. James Jamison Of
England.
Mrs. ]. Reverdy Stewart was the host
ess at bridge luncheon last Friday at
her apartment in the Netherlands, when
the guests included the members of her
summer bridge club In Rockville. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. King and their
son, George A. King. jr.. have returned
| to their home on 28th street after spend
| ing several days In Atlantic City,
Miss Elisabeth Many and Miss Veimer
Wilson Landris will visit friends here
this week on their way to Miss Many's
homo in Black Mountain, N, q. Miss
Many has been spending the fall and
winter months visiting relatives in New
York and New Jersey,
Miss Katherine Grifiith Uhier, who has
been the guest Of Lieut.. Downes L. Will
son, U, 8. N, and Mrs. Wilson of George
town, has returned to her home in Alex
andrta, Va
Mrs. Blake, wife of the Rev, James III.
", Blake OF Georgetown, left last week
for Atlantic City for weeks visit,
Miss Norah Horrigan of Georgetown,
who has been visiting relatives in Kansas
City, is now the guest of her brother,
Dr.. Horrigan, at his home In San Fran
cisco.