Evening star., 1912-01-28

James Edward. have joined Represent
ative CantriIl at Congress Hall for the
remainder of the season.
Miss Wood has returned to the Cochran
after a short trip to her home in New
Jersey.
Miss Warner of Nashville, Tenn, is the
guest OF her brother-in-law and sister,
Senator and Mrs. Luke Lea, at the
Brighton.
Mrs. Spangler and son Hubert of 18th
street have recently moved to Sherman
place northwest.
Mrs. Page and little daughter have
joined Representative Page at the Park
wood, where they have an apartment.
Mrs. Edwin Clark Gregory Of North
| Carolina will arrive in Washington this
| week to visit her parents. Senator and
| Mrs. -Overman. at the Cochran.
Mrs. Brantley has recently arrived in
this city and joined her husband, Repre-
| sentative Brantley, at the Normandie.
Mrs. Hughes and Miss Hughes and Mrs
Tudell Hughes. wife and daughters Of
Representative Hughes, left during the
week for their home in West Virginia,
where they will stay until after the we'd
uAH6 VI IuCA CaOC6l udu6HlGts MISS LiOiSc,
| and Mr.. Lucian Phillip Smith. which will
| take place Thursday. February s. at 8
O'clock at Central Christian Church.
Huntington, w. Va.
Mrs. Emma Goodyear. daughter of the
chief justice Of the Canal Zone Is the
guest for the season Of her uncle and
aunt, Representative ana Mrs Goodyear,
at their apartment In, the Burlington.
Mrs Needham, who received Tuesday
afternoon, entertained at luncheon Thurs
day. in compliment to her niece and house
present were Miss Fletcher, Miss Nell
Fletcher, Miss Sybil Hayes. Miss Doritt
Smith, Miss Bard Howell. Miss Baggett
Miss Howser. Mrs Larsen, Mrs. Burrett
and the Misses Sheridan guests Of Mrs.
French, wife of Representative French
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Saunders Of Cleve-
land. Ohio; Dr. and Mrs. Nichols of Ohio,
and Mrs. Fred Beegle were the guests
during the week of Representative and
Mrs. Sharp at their home on 18th street.
Mrs. William T. Glover and her daugh-
ter. Miss Glover. will be at home in
formally February 6.
Chaplain and Mrs. Couden will be at
home Tuesday. January 80. from to 6.
The Oakland. zoos Columbia road
place will be at home informally Friday,
February 2
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander G. Bentley are
in New York for q weeks stay. Mrs
Bentley on her return will be at home
Tuesdays In February. at the Highlands
Mr.. John E. Alvey announces the mar
riage of his daughter, Waunita Beall. and
Mr.. Milton l. Ryon. Saturday. January
q. at II o'clock. at his residence, 1856
Pleasant street. Anacostia, ID. C.. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. w.
E. Shears OF Forestville, Md, In the
presence OF the immediate family. After
a wedding trip to Philadelphia, New
York and Atlantic City Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryon will be home to their friends at
Mrs. Frank G. wilkins will not re-
ceive tomorrow. but will be at home
Mondays in February at the Congress
sional.
Mrs. Dora Field of Johannesburg. South
Africa, Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mrs. Field has visited this country once
before. but did not visit this city on her
previous trip She will remain here until
February 5. when she Will return to
New York for q short stay before re-
turning to Africa. Mrs. Field will be
pleased to meet friends and relatives.
Miss wescott Of Cleveland Park was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts at
shower given by Mrs. A. B. Stewart
January 25 In her honor. The shower
| was surprise and began with a five
hundred party. At the close Of the aft
| ernoon the prize winners drew their re-
| spective prizes. attached to long ribbons.
from adjoining rooms. Miss Wescott's
ribbon was attached to an immense
clothes basket. artistically developed in
white and filled to the brim with a beau
tiful and varied collection OF gifts. The
gifts ranged from hand-painted china to
all linens. aprons. handkerchiefs. laces,
bags and complete travelling cases to
house books. etc. Mrs. e. Il. Rosa drew
the prize for the best-looking bride, de-
veloped from clothes pin and sheet Of
| tissue paper.
Miss Helen Taft left yesterday for
Annapolis, to be the guest of friends
over Sunday. She was present at the
hop there last night.
The German ambassador entertained a
night to celebrate the kaiser's birthday.
| Those present were Prof. Shoenfeld,
Mr. Bruncken. Maj. yon Herwarth. Com
mander Retzman. Mr.. Schroeder. Mr..
Mr.. Haniel Won Haimhausen. Mr. Won
Schwertner. Mr.. Menxel, DR.. Jung, DIR.
Barthelme. Dr. Kienlin. Mr.. Horstmann.
Baron Won Hardenbroek. Mr.. Fachfe. DIR.
GuleIs MT. M4Cucis MI. AAuctSOls 0I.
Spiero and Mr.. Gross.
Herr Won Bulow is a newly arrived at
tache OF the German embassy.
| Col and Mrs. Robert M. Thompson,
who have entertained 30 Handsomely
i this winter, were the hosts again last
night at a large dinner. followed by q
musical.
| Prof Nitobe. president of the Uni
versity OF Toxic. Japan. was the guest
Of honor at the dinner.
The other guests were Mr.. George 0.
Smith. Mr.. Pittmau, MT. Becker. Dr..
Wiley, Mr.. Arnold Hague, Dr. WOOD.
ward Mr. Murroe, Mr.. William Is. carr
lDr. Howard, Mr. Holmes. DR.. Wilmer.
Admiral Stockton, Mr. Hanfhara OF the