Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11
MRS. ATLEE POMERENE.
Wife of the senator from Ohio.

ochtdIiNo AHSDSITy vi oHlO, eIteI
informally at cards at her home on 18th
street Saturday. She will be hostess at
tea Wednesday, February IA, for the
wives of the Ohio delegation. She will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Pome-
rene, wife of Senator Pomerene of Ohio.
Mrs. Bulkely, wife of Representative
Bulkely, and Mrs. White. wife of Rep
resentative White, will preside at the tea
table.
Mrs Stanley D. Embck, wife of Capt.
Embick, will be hostess at a card party
Friday. February IT, at her residence on
18th street.
Mrs. Joseph Feltham of Springfield, ILL.,,
who has been the guest of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Sterling for the past three
weeks and who has been the recipient of
much social attention, has returned to
her home in the west.
Mrs w J. Baird of Chicago and Mrs.
McIlvaine of New York are guests of
Representative and Mrs. Cullop at Con-
gresS Hall.
Mrs Strauss. wife of Commander
Strauss, L. S. N, entertained Wednesday
at an informal tea from ) to o'clock al
her residence on Sheridan circle The
floral decorations We're pink roses and
lilacs, Assisting the hostess during the
afternoon were Mrs Marvin of Annapolis,
house guest: Mrs. Washington, Miss
koon. Miss Diggs, Miss McGruder. At
the tea table were Mrs. Fletcher and
Mrs Fletcher
Mrs Paynter, wife of Senator Paynter
of Kentucky, and Mrs Bankhead wife
of Senator Bankhead, We're at home to
their friends for the second time this sea-
son Thursday al the Arlington Hotel.
Mrs. Paynter wore a black satin gown
with jetted lace garniture and Mrs. Bank
mead wore black spangled lace robe
Assisting them We're Mrs. Clayton wife
OF Representative Clayton, and Mrs Dent,
wife of Representative Dent Miss How
cry. Miss Hoyle and Miss Hanna assist
ed at the tea table.
An entertainment, was given by the
Crescent Social Club last week at the
nome OF Mr. Zarin, SIS North Capitol
street. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with banners hearing the
emblem of the club. Piano solos were
rendered by Miss Anna Sachs and Miss
miriam May, violin solo by Mr.. Meyer
Segal and vocal solos by Messrs Maui
rice Abrahams Michael Collegeman. and
Maurice Bernstein. Interesting games
followed the musical, and refreshments
were served. Dancing completed the
program. Among those present were
Misses Sophia Luchs Rose Sachs, Anna
Sachs. Jennie Effenbach Helen Gold
berg, Miriam May and Messrs. Michael
Clepatch, Israel Hoffman, Jack Sher
Meyer Segal, Samuel Norman. Edward
kafritz. Abraham Zarin. Michael Col
legeman, Maurice Abrahams, Simon
Wolf and Maurice Bernstein.
DR.. and Mrs William G. Schafhirt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Drew sailed Satur-
day on the steamer Arcadia for Ber-
muda.
Mrs Harvey Jester gave a tea Friday
afternoon. at which she was assisted
by Mrs Day, wife of Col. Seldom A.
Day. U. S. A. and Mrs. Victor Ohm
stead. Mrs. r. II. Small served punch,
and Mrs. Teller Mrs. Morgan, Miss
Tribble and Miss Robson poured.
Mrs Absalom Waller has cards out
for an auction bridge Tuesday even
ing at the Portland in honor of Miss
Ellen Wallace of Fredericksburg, Va,
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs Waller,
Jones.
Miss Critcher and Miss Katherine
Critcher received Tuesday at their
apartment at the Woodley. Miss
Critcher wore gray satin with an over
dress of black chantilly lace, and Miss
Katherine Critcher's toilet was
charming one of white and gold with
draperies of lace. Assisting the hostess
were several young matrons and girls,
among them Miss Gatewood and Miss
Dorothy Gatewood.
Mrs. Frederic J. Haskin will give
tea Thursday. February Is, from 4:3O
until 6 o'clock.
Mrs. William M. Reynolds of North
Carolina entertained at luncheon Tues
day at the Willard. her guests being
number of young girls from her home
state, who are in Washington for the
winter. In the company were Mrs.
Edwin c. Gregory of Salisbury, Miss
katherine Overman. Miss Ruth Critz
| Miss Irene Smith. Miss Margaret
Vaughn and Miss Elizabeth HILL all
of Winston Salem. and Miss Alice
Pender of Tarboro.
Mrs. Jack Beall, wife of Representa-
| tive Beall, will be at home Tuesday
February IS, at Stoneleigh Court
Mrs. Augustus O. Stanley, wife of Rep
resentative Stanley of Kentucky, received
Tuesday last. assisted by Mrs. Conrad
Syme at the tea table and Miss Nancy
johnson, who served frappe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson of Texas. who
have been making a visit to Mr.. San
derson's brother-in-law and sister, Rep