Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-14
E. Raker Mrs Thomas L. Rubey. Mrs.
William d. Stephens and Mrs. William

William d. Stephens and Mrs. William
w. Wedemeyer.
The honorary committee for the two
matinee performances of "A vans litiS
Race has been completed and is char- !
acteristic Of the great many Wasnins-
tonians who are already subscribing for
seats for this new style of entertainment, |
which will be given for charity at the
Belasco Theater at two matinee pc.
formances January 20 and February l. /!
Edward S. Curtis, proteee of ]. Pierpont |
Morgan, will deliver the narrative OF the |
picture-opera which will be seen mere
under the auspices of the League or the
Covenant and the Washington Chapter
of the American Institute of Archaeology. |,
The members Of the honorary committee !
have all accepted the invitation to serve,
and the list now comprises Presiuent
Taft, the French ambassador the British |
ambassador. the German Ambassadors
F. III. Abbott, Larz Anderson, John Bar
rett Alexander Graham Bell, Charles
Bell, Edison Bradley, J. c. Burrows. Sen
ator Theodore f. Burton, Miss Board
man. Charles Henry Butler. Speaker
Clark, Representative Moses e. Clapp,
Frank Carpenter. Mrs. Stephen b. Elk-
ms, Gilbert H. Grosvenor. Senator Gal
linger. c. c. Glover. Mrs. John Hay, F.
w. Hodge. Mr.. Justice Hughes, Mrs.
Samuel Hill, John Hays Hammond.
Archibald Hopkins, Rudolph Kaufman
| Mrs. Arthur Lee. Francis E. Leupp. KEEP
resentative Nicholas Longworth. Senator
| Lodge, III. b. +. Marfarland. Senator
Newlands. Thomas Nelson Page. Herbert
| Putnam, Mrs. James Pinchot, CLIFFORD
Pinchot Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcine, sen
ator Hoke Smith. Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton
Smith. George Otis Smith. Gen GEORGE
Sternberg. Rear Admiral Stockton, Rob
ert G. Valentine Mrs. Herbert Wads-
Harvey Wiley. Rev. DR.. Charles d. Wood
and DR.. W. c. Woodward.
| Miss Marie Woodward Of 1924 Monroe
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visit to her friend. Miss Anna Keynes OF
New York city.
Mrs Charles Gooch of Irving street
| northeast entertained at pretty
| luncheon Friday.
The Bfookland Five Hundred Card Club
| held its initial meeting Of the season with
| Miss Mary HolIidge at the home OF her
| sister. Mrs R. K. Cook, 3102 18th street
northwest Mrs. Charles c. Ref became
| the possessOr of the first prize for ladies'
! and Mr.. Charles c. Ref was equally for
| tunate in securing the first prize for the
| gentlemen.
Mr. David White of Medina. N. Y. was
| the recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ). r.
| Henry.
The Brookland Literary Society was
entertained at its last meeting by Miss
| Carrie Harrison, at her home. Sityatki
| Newton street northeast. Various char
| acters from "Chanticleer' were repre-
sented and presented an amusing pro-
| gram after which an elegant collation.
| was served.
Mrs Hannah E. Davis of Evanston. ILL.,,
who has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. c. V. Burnside. will shortly return
| to her home.
| Mrs. James f.. McHugh of 1896 18th
| street northeast was hostess to the
BroOkland Bridge Club at its first meet
ing of the new year. Mrs. Harry Dow
| ling will entertain the club next Wednes-
day
| Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lundy are at
home to their friends at the Pasadena,
| Adams Mill road.
| Prof H. II. Hyvernat of the Catholic
| University, who paid brief visit to the
university and to his home In Brookland
during the holidays. has returned to
| France.
Mr. Charles " Burnside is spending
some time in st. Augustine, Fla.
Mr.. Harry Pike Of 18th and Jackson
streets was host at a called meeting OF
the Brookland p. p. Z. Saturday evening
| An elegant supper was provided Tor the
members present.
Mrs. Stone. wife of Representa- g
Stone of Illinois. will not receive tom-r-
| row.
Mrs. j. Weed Corey is in New York.
| where she has accompanied her daugh err
Grille Louise Corey. who Is there pur-
suing vocal studies, preparatory to go
ing abroad.
Miss Dakota J. Best of 1432 Euclid
street northwest Is visiting Col. and Mrs.
IC. NJ Best, Millersburg. Ky.
The Misses Young of f717 18th stree
northwest will be at home WedneSda s.
January II and 81, from to 9. With
them on Wednesday, January II. will be
their house guests. the Misses Gault of
Roland Park, Md.
Miss Marguerite kaufman. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. d. j. Kaufman of Rho1e
Island avenue. left town Monday Tor
lengthy visit to her cousin, Mrs. Arthur
Tritsch. formerly Miss Mabel Kaufman.
in Montreal, Canada.
Mrs. Never Nordlinger celebrated her
tenth wedding anniversary by giving an
afternoon bridge party Monday at her
home in Georgetown. Three tables Were
devoted to the game, after which an Ell Id
crate tea was served from an attractive
table. the decorations being In k-eling
with the tin wedding anniversary.
4 A cluster of lilies of the valley and
white. tulle formed the centerpiece. Each
course was served from a tin Sc vice. AMI
each guest drank water from tin cup
tin with white candles. A beautifully
decorated wedding cake, with bride ana
4 groom, was an attractive decoration for
the table
The guests were Mrs Monroe Luchs of
| PHILADELPHIA. Mrs. Gerson Nordlnger,
Mrs. Philip King. Mrs. Rudolph Behrend.
Mrs Louis Eiseman, Mrs i. w. Nord-
lEnger, Mrs Salvador Richard. Mrs. Sol.
i Minister, Mrs. Henry Kaufman, Mrs.
| Isaac Behrend. Mrs. Albert Sgmund.
Mrs. Sidney Reizenstein and Mrs. Joseph
| Auerbach.
| Mrs Barber will not be at home at Bel
mont Monday, but will receive the las
| wo Mondays in the succeeding months
! Mrs. Henry Goodman entertained at a
tea the beginning of the week In honor
! of her mother, Mrs. Mary Dinkelsp,el
before her return to New York Tuesday
Hast
Miss Annette Goldsmith. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith. will
leave town Tuesday to spend some time
in New York with her aunt, Mrs. Myer