Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-21
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Mrs Joseph Howell. wife of Representa-.
tive Howell of Logan. Utah. entertained
last week at her home on P street at q
pretty luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Reed
Smoot and Mrs. Harold Reed Smoot, the
the wife and daughter-in-law of Senator
Smoot. and their house guest. Mrs. Nib.
ley of Utah, the mother of Mrs. Harold
Reed Smoot
Miss Mary Madison Jones of the Port
land expects this week the arrival of Miss
Ellen Wallace of fredericksburg Va.
who Will be her house guest for time.
The guests at the Cairo were the hosts
last week at a dance, to which a large
number of their friends were asked. Miss
Louise Robinson, who makes her home al
the Cairo. entertained a party of fifteen
OF her young friends at the dance.
Representative James Campbell Cantrill
Mrs. Cantrill and their young son, Mr.
James Edwards Cantrill. are expected to
arrive today from their home in George
town, KY, and will be at Congress Hall
for the rest Of the season.
Senator Reed Smoot and Mrs. Smoot
were the hosts at a dinner in honor OF
Mrs Bamberger and her young daugh-
ter Miss Dorothy Bamberger, and Mrs
Haldron and her son and daughter, Mr..
Haldron and Miss Florence Haldron, of
Salt Lake City. Utah. Following the din
ner Senator and Mrs. Smoot took their
guests to the theater after which they
went to the Willard, where supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Waller, Mrs. Waller s
young sister, Miss Mary Madison Jones;
Miss Richards and Miss Maude Richards
have formed little party for a trip to
the West Indies. They expect to sail
from New York early in February.
Misses May and Barbara Howell, the
daughters Of Representative and Mrs
Howell have as their house guests at
the home of their parents. on p street.
Misses Margaret and Edna Nfbley of
Logan. Utah. Later the Misses Nibley
will make visit to their brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Reed
Smoot. at the Avalon.
Rear Admiral A. Dunlap and Mrs.
Dunlap left last week for Daytona. Fla.
Miss Amelia Yerkes has as her house
guest Miss Mary Reid of Danville Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Hacker of Wash
ington have left for Jonesboro. Tenn.
where they will make visit to the fam
lily of Judge Hacker.s
After visit Of several weeks to her
sister. Mrs. G. f. Terry. in Jacksonville.
Fla, Mrs. Victor Blue has returned to
her home in Washington.
Miss Lucy McGregor Of Washington
has gone for a visit TO her parents, Mr..
and Mrs W. A. McGregor. at their home
in Lynnyille, Tenn.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas H. Paynter
had as their guest at the Arlington for
several days last week Mrs. Bell. wife Of
DR.. Bell of Cincinnati.
Miss Katherine Colohan of Philadel-
phia has arrived for visit Of several
weeks to Mrs. Taylor at her home in
Hillyer place.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Liggett and Mrs
d. G. Amber are making q visit to their
old home in Jacksonville, Fla
Mrs. James E. Wilson, who has been
for some weeks the guest Of her par
their home in Knoxville. Tenn. has re-
turned to Washington and Joined her
husband, Capt. Wilson. Capt. and Mrs
Wilson expect visit from Mrs. Thrash
err early in FEBRUARY.
Judge j. NJ. Dickinson and Mrs. Dick
inson have arrived from their home in
Nashville for a fortnight's stay with
friends. in washington iill ION. At the conclu-
expects to go to New Haven to spend
several weeks with her son. Mr. ]. Nc.
Gayock Dickinson. who is at Yale. A
visit to New York is also in Mrs Dick
inson's itinerary.
After visit to his wife. Mrs. Harry
Berry. who is spending some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Knox, Mr.. Berry has returned to his
home in Nashville, Tenn. Mrs Berry ex-
poets to remain in Washington until Feb
ruary.
DR. Henry Robinson left last week for
his home in Jacksonville. Fla, after
spending several weeks with ms son-sn-
law and daughter, MI ana MIS-. Alfred
H. Marsh.
Mrs d. Bledsoe and little Miss vir-
ginia Hogshead of Chattanooga arrived
in Washington Saturday Tor a visit to
relatives. Little Miss Hogshead will
spend some time with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Herring.
A brilliant reception was given Mon
day afternoon when the wives OF the
representatives .v VINO in are body in the so-
cial hall There were in line Mrs. Miles
Poindexter of Washington: who wore
black velvet and gold brocade; MRS ODa-
diah Gardner of Maine piacR crepe
meteor over black taffeta. lace tunic;
Mrs + /, Burnett of Alabama. an i'm
ported cream cloth gown, with black vel
vet trimmings; Mrs. d. w. Shackielord
Of Missouri. black lace over Whne SATIN
Mrs. J. A. Sterling Of Illinois. black sat
in. orange and gold tunic: Mrs. J. T.
Eaain nf AIahama. American beauty
charmeuse. overdrape of black marquis
cite. Mrs r. Clark of Florida. old rose
satin duchesse, with silver trimmings;
Mrs. L. Dixon Of Indiana ana, wna,e s sa,,h
Carolina. silver gray velvet embroidered
in silver: Mrs Isaac r. SHERWOOD OF ONO.
black lace. over gray satin. white lace
fichu; Mrs. J. A. Adair of !ndiana. gray
and geranium satin with point &c