Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-22

Brumbaugh. Miss Mamie Randolph
Heth and Mrs. Francis Chisolm.
Mrs. A. g. Yount of 31I4 18th street
VIII be at home informally today and
Monday, January -.
President Taft and Mrs. TAFT have
accepted invitations to be present, &C.
cording to New York advices, as have
also Ambassador Jusserand OF France
ana Nine. Jusserand. Ambassador and
MRS. Bryce. Count Won Bernstorff. the
herman ambassador. and Countess Won
Bernstorf. Secretary of the Treasury
MACY eagh and Mrs. MacVeagh, Justice
nughes and Mrs Hughes. and Gov. and
MIS-. DIX. to witness the durbar fete
which viii be given at the Hotel Aston
New York. Monday evening. February
~. for the benefit OF the New York AS
ISOLATION for the Blind.
Mrs. Joseph Letter and Mrs. Stilson
liutchins have taken boxes for the
George Washington University Hospital
benefit, January 30, at the National.
Representative Nicholas Longworth.
VINO mas been guest at lockwood, his
mothers home in Cincinnati, is remain
ing few days longer. The Comtesse de
Chambrun. with her children, is also
with Mrs. Longworth, to remain until
Mrs. Longworth arc leaving for Panama.
The Comte de Chambrun is accredited
to Mexico as we'll as to the United
states. and he is at present at his post
of duty there. He will join Mrs. Long
worth'S party i'm New Orleans and con-
tinue the journey with them to the big
cut" The Comtesse de Chambrun will
leave her children at lockwood with her
sister, Mrs. Wallingford. Mrs. Long
worth and Comte and Comtesse de
Chambrun will return in March.
Mrs. Clayton. wife of Representative
Clayton, will be at home tomorrow
from to at 1916 10th street. She
Prewitt of Georgetown. KY: Mrs.
Castleman of Vermont. Mrs. John W.
Davis. wife OF Representative Davis.
and Mrs. c. Bascom Slemp, wife OF
Representative Slemp Of Virginia.
Miss Helen B. Walcott. daughter of
Secretary Charles D. Walcott OF the
Smithsonian Institution. in company
with Miss Anna c. Horsey. formerly or
Washington. leaves New York Wednes-
day on the steamer Cedric for Naples.
They will be travelling in various parts
of Euro pe until October.
Mrs. Joseph Howell. wife of Repre-
sentative Howell. will not receive to-
day, but will be at home to callers the
following Tuesday.
Invitations are out for the second OF
the Joint series of subscription dances
being given by the Aloysius Club and
the Carroll Institute. which will take
place in Carroll Institute Hall Friday
evening next. January 26. at $50 o'clock.
The committee in charge of the arrange
ments consists Of John I. Burns, chair
man; Richard ]. Downey, vice chairman:
Charles J. Dean, secretary; John j. Bah
bington, Edmund ]. Beaulac, John j.
Croghan. John V. Cogan, F. v. Crowley.
Francis Donovan, Francis J. Fealy. Paul
A. Hines. jr., Howard B. Hodge. DR.. r.
Reeves, Aloysius p Shields. John A.
Shields, W. G.. Sullivan, Edward o. Shoe
maker and Henry ]. Zilliox. The next
dance of the series will be given Friday
evening, February L.
The marriage of Miss Theodore
Wood, daughter Of Mrs. Theodore F..
Namara, formerly Of this city and now
of New York, will take place February
IA in the Church Of the Divine Pater-
nifty, at 66th. street and Central Park
west, New York city. A reception Will
follow at the st. Regis. The wedding
party will include Mrs. Alexander
Wolfe Powell. matron Of honor: Miss
Elizabeth Child Of Orange. N. j.: Miss
Elsa Schaefer and Miss Ethel Holdings
head of New York. bridesmaids: Mr..
Reginald S. Huidekoper OF this city,
best man: Mr.. Edward D. Freeman, Mr..
James r. Knapp. and Mr.. John F.
Pell of New York, and Mr.. Frank
Sprigg Perry Of this city, ushers The
Theodore F. Wood. The bridegroom
elect was formerly an assistant attor-
ney general in the Department OF JUS
tice in this city.