Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02
SOCIETY.

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and Mrs. Roscoe Luke and son of
Thoma sville, Ga, who have been guests
| of Representative and Mrs Roddenbery,
left Friday for the south.
Mrs. Stubblefield entertained at bridge
luncheon Tuesday, the honore of the
occasion being Mrs. George F. Nugent.
Mrs. Harry Little of Columbia Heights
was one Of the luncheon hostesses of
the week.
Mrs. Emma Chappelear of Hughesville
Ind. is the guest of her son, MIR. Chap
pelear of q street.
Mrs. Holiday was hostess at bridge at
the Chevy Chase Club Tuesday, and en-
tertained at cards at her apartment at
the Dresden Thursday.
Miss Angeles Chappelear was hostess at
a musical Monday evening at her resi-
dence on Q street. Mr.. and Mrs. Haines
contributed selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giovannoli were hosts for
the Chevy Chase Association Literary
Club at their residence Tuesday evening.
The feature of the evening was COM
posite story. Mr.. Giovannoh Mr.. Charles
D. Parker and Mr.. c. r. Richards were
Tic
Mrs. Theodore Tiller has returned from
Greenville S. c.. where she went to at
tend the horse show.
The Y. w. c. A. of Chevy Chase will be
entertained by Mrs. Buckler Of Quincy
street Tuesday.
| Mrs. John w. Hulse. Miss Hulse, Mrs.
Powers and Miss Lillian Lewis are enjoy
ing an auto tour in New York state.
| Mr.. and Mrs. BaIph Barnard of Graf
| ton place were among the dinner hosts
of the week.
Mrs. Horace C. Chandlee of oliver
street has left for several weeks visit at
Virginia Beach.
| Mrs John Weaver is the guest of her
| mother at her country home at Colonial
Beach.
| Mr. and Mrs William Hitz leave June
| 10 for their country home at Deer Isle.
| Me-, where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. George c. Wedderburn. jr., who
has returned from visit in Maryland,
will be a guest of her son, Midshipman
Foster Wedderburn, at Annapolis, during
June week. She will be accompanied by
| Miss Constance Gray.
DR.. and Mrs. Armstead Emery were
dinner hosts Tuesday evening. The guests
| were Mr.. and Mrs. James Cofey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Juerressen. DR. Sd Mrs. Charles Smith,
| Miss Helen BroW.s snd Mr.. Thomas Jen
kins.
Rev Dr. Clark of Newland street. who
has been spending month in New York,
has returned home.
Mrs Willis i. Hager of Newland street
has gone for visit to East Orange, n. j.
DIR. and Mrs W. X Butler are at their
country home for the season.
Representative and Mrs John c. Floyd
of Arkansas will remain here until after
the democratic convention, and will
entertain a house party from Arkansas.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Jarr~s M. era
ham Of Springfield, ILL.,. VIII have a large
house party of democratic friends from
| Illinois during the convention.
Representative and Mrs Ollie James
will spend Abe week end in Kentucky
where Mr.. James will deliver a memorial
address
Miss Helen Kinsman of Baltimore, who
| has been visiting at National Park
Seminary, will leave today for Chicago.
Col and Mrs. Robert Harper will
close their residence on 10Th street this
week and go to their country home
near Leesburg. Va, where they will
spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Steward of Rhode Island
avenue entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Horner of this city and Miss Lebo of
Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Thompson entertained at May
party in compliment to the young peo-
pie who took part in her kirmess Friday
evening. Those present were Miss Ethel
Parcher. Miss Florence Albright. Miss
Elizabeth Morrell. Miss Francis War
field. Miss Marjorie Albright. Miss
Winnifred Curtis. Miss Eta Taylor,
Miss Florence Kemp. Miss Mary Nc
Neil. Miss Winnifred Mcneil, Miss Katie
Waller. Mss Ella Maconchie. Miss Cath
| crime Carr. Miss Helen Williams. Miss
Dorothy Crandell. Messrs. James Carr.
Taylor. Darrow Kirkpatrick. Barnard
Hughes. Charles Waller, Herman Davis,
Willard Howard. Donolly Garrettson,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis. Mrs. Kirk
patrick and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Davis.
Capt and Mrs. Boush of 201O Wyoming
avenue will leave the latter part of this
| month for the north coast, where they
will spend several months.
Mrs. Page and little daughter. Kate,
wife and daughter of Representative Rob-
ert N Page, will leave Wednesday for
their home in Biscoe N. c., where Rep
resentative Page will join them at an
| early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cato left the city
yesterday for their summer home in Ma
hant Mass.
Mrs. NJ. chappelear of Maryland is the