Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-09

those present were Misses Elsie Paul.
Violet Paul. Esther Tyler, Edna Hayes,
Viola Feaster, Eva Beall, Ruth Stetson,
Annie Kyle, Masters John Paul. carv.n
Smith. Emmons smith, Shes.er raves
Willie Murphy, Harry Tyler. Sam Swee-
ney Park Stout and brother Henry
Beck Perry Feaster. Wilmer Beall, Wal
ter Beall, Paul Kyle. Mr.. and Mrs. feas-
ter and mother Mrs. French, Ben Davis
Mr.. William Paul, Miss Annie Pau, Mr.
Bernard Kyle James Kyle and Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Kyle
Mr. and Mrs Fred l. Lincoln. accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Albert j.
Iarrico. have gone to Grand Rapids.
Mich. They will visit several large cities
OF the middle west and Kentucky before
returning TO the city.
Mrs. Felix Alexander Reeve and the
Misses Reeve. 1876 18th street, will re-
ceive Saturday January IA.
Mrs Arthur c. Lewis of 18th street
will be at home informally Tuesday after
noon. She viii bc assisted by her mother
and sister, Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. j. Will
loushby Anderson, who are her house
guests.
The Mexican ambassador was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Pepper al
luncheon Sunday.
Mrs w D. Wyville. Mrs G W Robert
son and Miss Robertson will be at home
| at the Cairo Tuesdays in January.
Mrs. Norris and Miss Ethel Norris will
lie at home Thursdays in January at the
Marlborough, apartment No. ~.
The engagement is announced Of Mis-.
Ada Russell May and Mr.. Robert Edwin
Mayheld.
Miss May is the Youngest daughter o.
| Mrs Howard Vernon Mills and grand
daughter of Mrs. Lettie F. McIntire ant
| the late Edwin 4. Mclntire.
| Mr.. Mayfied is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
! Mercer B. Mayfied of this city.
| The home of Mrs. George Thomas
| Smallwood was thronged Saturday by
the District Daughters of the American
Revolution. who came to spend the even
/ ing with their state regent. The ball
room was decorated with the national
colors, and Old Glory held an honored
place The state flags representing the
| thirty-two District chapters We're on
| their standards. The stairways and doors
were draped with red. white and blue
Two large silk flags. handmade and EN-
| broidered. that had been presented to
Mrs. Smallwood, fioated over the Ieceiv-
! ing party. The dining room was dec.
Grated with palms and red, white anc
blue immortelles The table was set will
/ old china, silver ard pewter-heirlooms
that had served colonial tables in New
| England and Virginia and We're in use
during Indian wars.
The state regent was assisted i'm re-
ceiving by Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Arnold
and members Of Constitution Chapter, Il
which she belongs. They were stated.
danes of olden days, dressed in colona
costumes and carrying distaffs, in honor
of st. Distaff, the patron OF domestic IN
dustry. National airs and old-time mu
sic and the meeting Of friends interested
in q common cause completed delight
| full social and patriotic evening.
Besides resident Daughters and nationa
officers, the guests included vlsitihs
members from other states and member:
Of the congressional and army and navy
circles. Introductions were made by Mis-:
Van Ness and Miss Norton. Members
OF the receiving party were Mrs. Grand
field, Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Olney, Mrs. Con
way and Miss Norton, assisted by al
other members of Constitution Chapter
The largest gathering ever present al
a dance in Hyattsville enjoyed the mid
winter subscription hop given SATURDAY
evening in Masonic Hail. under the
auspices of the HyattSville Cotillon Club
Between 100 and 1870 guests were present
| The chaperons were Mesdames John U
| Holden, Charles H. Welsh. X. 4. white
| William Giacchetti and Ellen T.. I1erney
The engagement of Miss Olive A. Nick
erson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r
Nickerson of Dorchester and Mr.. j. Loui:
Monarch of Washington, D. C., is an
nounced in Boston.
| Justice and Mrs. Holmes are expected
| in Boston Saturday to attend the wed
ding of Miss Marion Wigglesworth ant
DR.. Lloyd Thornton Brown at Mr. ant
Mrs. George Wigglesworth's home. il
| Milton Miss Ruth Wigglesworth will b
| her sisters only attendant The cere
mony will be at noon and the breakfas
| at 1870 O'Clock. DIR. and Mrs. Brown VII
| live in one of the new houses on Charies
River square. Mrs Wigglesworth was {
| DixWell, a sister of Mrs. Archibald NJ
Howe of Cambridge and Mrs. Oliver Wen
| dell Holmes.
Mrs. Denton Morford and Mrs. Lilburr
! II. Steel will be at home Tuesdays III
January.