Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

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"A CURTIS,
Mrs. Curtis Of Kansas.
meet her were the wives of the delegation
in Congress from North Dakota. The
table decorations were yellow tulips.
Miss Helen Colclazer at her recent mar
riage to Mr. John B. Monroe did away
with the traditional maid of honor and
substituted a man of honor in the person
of her brother.
Miss Nancy X. Boothe a graduate of a
seminary in this city, will be married
April 16 in Atlanta to Mr.. William X.
Jenkins.
Gen. and Mrs. Hoxie will entertain at
their home on X street tomorrow from
to 10 o'clock in compliment to the
American Penwornan's League.
Mrs. Louise Wilkinson entertained a
number of friends at a five hundred party
at her apartment in the New Berne
Friday evening. A buffet supper was
served
Mrs. William Graves Sharp will be at
home to her friends the second and third
Tuesdays in April from 3 to O'Clock.
Representative and Mrs. Anthony have
returned to their home on r street from
two-week visit to their home in Kan
saS.
Mrs. Smith. wife of Representative
Smith. has returned from a fortnight
visit TO her home in Buffalo, n. Y.
Representative Sparkman, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Eugena Sparkman,
left Tuesday for their home in Florida.
| Mr. and Mrs. Mehl have changed their
| residence from 14th street to 14OS Allison
| street northwest
Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie, president of
Lincoln Circle, No. 3, G.. A. r., enter
tanned at her home on * street last
/ evening in honor of the circle Musical
| selections We're given by Miss Nora Har-
rison of Duluth, Mimi. and Miss Gronna,
daughter of Senator Gronna, and Mrs.
Mary Sitz Parker gave a recitation.
Mrs Wood. wife of Rev Charles Wood.
returned home Friday from a short trip
to Philadelphia, Pa, where she was Wis
iting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams entertain
ed a number Of their friends at dinner
| Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heidrick and little
daughter have returned to their home IN
this city from a short visit to their for
mer home in BrOokvllle, Pa.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Gudger enter
tanned Thursday evening at their apart
ment in the Burlington by giving a
bridge party.
Representative and Mrs. Henry. left
81 Thursday. accompanied by her house
!, guests, Miss Pauline Foster and Miss
; Nellie Hurst of Waco, Tex. They will
f~ia in
York.
4 Capt w A. MacNulty. who has been
spending the winter in Miami, Fla. VIII
spend the spring season in Chevy Chase
as the guest of his daughter. Mrs Eugene
f. Stevens. The Chevy Chase Chapter
Of the Florence Crittenton Circle VIII
meet Tuesday at pm: at the res aor1oe
street Mrs Ira J. Meagley, who has
been the house guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles D. Parker, of Newiands street
returned to her home I9in,;a IN MANI c rita,
who has been the guest Of her SON. Myron
S. Curtis in Youngstown. Ohio, has re-
turned. Mr.. and Mrs. John L. weaver
were hosts for the Chevy Chase Literary
Society Tuesday evening. The feature or
the evening was a lecture given by MI.
George w Spier on precious stones me
lecture illustrated Mrs. George
Langdon Whitford OF NeWlands street
| che will he the house guest of Mrs David
| street and Mrs c. D. Gill of Roland
=, Park Mr. Whitford will spend the time
during her absence at his farm in water
/ loo. n. H. Mrs Robert l.. Corby Of Kirk
street will entertain the Y. w. {. a. or
! Chevy Chase Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
| Horace c. Chandlee who has been spend
! ing some time at Old POINT, mas returned
/ to her home on Oliver street. AS soon
| as the battleshp Georgia leaves Hamp-
ton roads, Mrs. Anthony ]. James. wife
i of Lieut.. James, will return to Chevy
| Chase, where she will be the house guest
| of Mrs Albert S. McLemore. wife of Maj
McLemore. at their house on North
Hampton street.
Miss Jane Austin, who has been spend
ing the winter in Aiken, s c., is expected
to arrive in Washington Tuesday and JOIN
her parents Representative and Mrs
Richard Austin. at the Brighton, where
they will remain for the spring
Mrs William V. Judson has gone to
Lexington. KY, to visit her mother and
sister. Mrs. Sidney Clay and Miss Isabel
Clay, during the absence OF Col. Judson
in Panama.
The Younger element of Washington
society will be interested in the return
of the Columbia University Players OF
New York in new muslcal COMEDY Inc
Mysterious Miss Apache.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. {. P.
Barnett. Mrs Andrew c.. Bradley. Mrs.
r. r. Caber. Mrs. A. P. Gordon Cum
ming. Mrs Murray Crane, Mrs Joseph
r. Darling, Mrs. William F. Dennis, Mrs.
William A. De Caindry, Mrs. A. G. Drap-
err, Mrs. Morris Evans. Mrs. d. y. Fetch
er, Mrs. A. P. Gardiner. Mrs. Charles c.
Glover, Mrs. r. N. Harper, Mrs. William
A jones' Mrs. James L. Karrick. Mrs.
William Kent, Mrs. Knox. Mrs. Arthur
Lee Mrs. A. Hopkins Mrs. M. Benjamin,
Mrs. N w Williams, Mrs. Medill McCor-
mick, Mrs. James Mcmillan. Mrs. William
d. McKim, Mrs. j. Upshur Moorhead.
Mrs. Frank Moss Mrs. II. S. Nyman, Mrs.
Robert NJ O'Reilly, Mrs. James s. Petit,
Mrs Henry Adams Plumer, Mrs. Seth L.
Pierrepont. Mrs. c. M. Rolker. Mrs. VIII
liam Barrett Ridgely. Mrs. Frederick c.
Stevens Mrs. Robert Stead, Mrs. Frank
Semple. Mrs. w. R. Smith Mrs. Edmund