Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-01

G. Dushane, chairman: +. w. Dyer. W.
A. Sullivan, A. G. Sands, +. p. Clark
and p. Winters.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly will be
at home Saturdays in February, 2l25
y street.
Mrs p. V. De Graw has been obliged
to cancel all present social engagements
owing to the serious illness of sister
in Philadelphia. where Mrs. DE Graw has
gone in response to a sudden CALL
The Misses Critcher will not receive
Saturday. February }.
The young men of the Robson Bible
class of the Epiphany Church gave their
first dance at the parish hall Wednesday
evening, January II. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Robson. Mrs. Powhattan Rob
ertson Mrs Grace Berry and Mrs Bailey
chaperoned. Nearly fifty couples were
present. The program was varied with
the Virginia reel, grand march and other
special numbers.
Mrs. Joseph III. Hunter of III street has
as her guest Mrs. Charlie Rogers and
little daughter of New York city.
Mr. and. Mrs. W. H. Mather of Clifton.
Va. ANNOUNCE the engagement of their
daughter Iona Virginia, and Mr.. Charles
Edmund Cobbs of this city. The wedding
will take place within a few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Gladm6n enter
tanned a, NUM- er of young folks Mon,
birthday of their daughter, Miss Leah
Gladmon. with games and music, after
which refreshments were served Among
those present were Miss Ruth Nails. Miss
Mamie Morrissey, Miss Mabel Herbert
Miss Esther Hurley, Miss Leah Gladmon
and Messrs. Harry Harding, CascO, Duke
lie Roy Rouse. Frank Smith, Eldon Leeth
Nathan Janney and Ashton Ieeth.
Mrs. Edgar Allan and her two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Edith Allan Crump and Miss
Allan. will he at home to their friends
Fridays in February at their new home,
S402 18th street.
The social event of the week will be
the celebration by the Guadalupe Club
treaty of peace at Guadalupe lIidalgo.
February g, at the Ebbitt House. Gen.
Horatio G. Gibson, a survivor of the
Mexican war, will speak about the war
Rev. G. Williamson Smith will give an
illustrated talk on the territory acquired
as result of the war. The musical
program is under the supervision of Mrs.
Noble Newport Potts. The selections
will be from popular Mexican airs. The
president of the Guadalupe Club is the
widow of Col. Augustus =. Nicholson. a
former president of the Aztec Club. The
vice presidents, Mrs. John =. Blair Mrs.
Ndte Mccartney MIS- >
Johnston, will receive the guests.
Mrs Myer Cohen will receive the sec
ond and third Fridays of February at
her new residence, o146 Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan will be at
home tomorrow and have with her Miss
Lila Maitland Maynadier. who is her
guest, at the Plaza, Washington Circle.
Mrs. David H. Mercer. 1909 street
northwest, is not calling or receiving
calls on account OF the death of Ler
William LOchren at minneapolis. Judge
Iochren was commissioner of pensions
under the second Cleveland administra-
ton.
Mrs. Warren. wife of Senator Warren
of Wyoming, will not receive this Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs Ralston will be at home the fourth
Friday in each month and also Febru-
airy 9.
Miss Anne Peck of IS Adams street
northwest entertained the Entire Nous
Club at it's regular bimonthly meeting
Friday evening at progressive five hun
dred. The high scores were made by
Miss Florence Calver and Mr.. Clarence
Moore Refreshments were served.
Col. Charles B: Byrne. Medical Corps
retired. and Mrs Byrne announce the
engagement of their second daughter,
Mary Laure, to Lieut.. Bethel Wood Simp-
| son, Sd Field Artillery.
Indian mails announce the fact that
among the fortunate recipients of high
was Col Charles Archer, who was
awarded the Star of India" in recog-
milton of his services as vice resident
at Quota. Col. Archer is an officer of
nf ~
British army, and married Washing
ton girl, Miss Alice Hayes. daughter of
the late Henry G. Hayes, a veteran
newspaper man.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Rapley arrived at
Gibraltar January is.
Mrs. Ellie Victoria Wallace announces
the marriage of her daughter. Miss Mar
guerite Edna Wallace of Washington, D.
c., and Mr.. G. Cleveland Greiner of
Orange, Va, this afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. DR.. Samuel
H. Greene of First Calvary Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Herbert A. Gill and Miss Gill will
receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Cowles Tucker. 1915 21st
street, will be at home informally Satur-
days, February and 10.
The young laQleS COHlmlttee OF tne
Southern Relief Society ball is augmented
by Misses Nell Rose Baggett Sallie Grit
fifth, Maitland Marshall and Ruth Pilling.
Mrs. Walter H. Acker and Miss Ackel
will be at home tomorrow afternoon and
the following Friday.
Mrs. R. j. Watkins and family have
given up their house. 1929 Dist street, and
have taken an apartment at the Carlton,
Dist and streets
Mrs. William Henry Walker of the Con-
necticut will not be at home tomorrow
Mrs. Willis l.. Moore, 901 Goth street,
will not be at home Saturday, February 3,
as she will be out of the city.
The newly appointed Japanese am
bassador,i ViscOunt Sutemi Chinda, who
will succeed Baron Uchida, is expected
| to arrive about February 20. and will
be accompanied by Viscountess Chinda.
Miss Julia Vail entertained at a
luncheon and a matinee party today.
The German ambassador and Coun-
tess Won Bernstorff will give dinner
party tomorrow night, followed by q
! musicale.
Capt and Mrs. Edward Carpenter
will give a dinner tonight in honor of
Miss Marion Turner their house guest
The entertainment. which was to
have been given under the auspices OF
the National Library for the Blind at
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