Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-06


theater last night and will go again to-
night.
Mrs. Robert w. Patterson, entertai lining
for the Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff, Senator and Mrs. Newlands
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Denegre, and
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wood for Mr.. and
Mrs. Bayard Henry of Philadelphia were
among those entertaining at dinner last
night.
Mrs. Theodore W. Moves is entertain
Ing at dinner tonight in compliment to
Miss Frances Hodges, whose engagement
to Lieut.. Albert Hilands Acher, Corps
of Engineers, L. S. A., was announced
| this week.
In honor of the womans welfare de-
partpent of the National Civic Fedora
| tion!VMrs. John Hays Hammond. nation
al chairman has invitations out for re-
ceptiOn tomorrow evening at 10 o'clock,
at 231J Massa chusettS avenue.
The younger element of Baltimore so
ciety is much interested in the kirmess
which is to be given here for the benefit
of the Junior Republic, at the New VIII
lard, beginning tomorrow. Among those
from Baltimore who will take part ard
who attended the dress rehearsal last
| night are the Misses Sara and Louise
Gibson, Miss Nina Gladys Reid, Miss
Georgiana Williams. Mr.. \. Patterson
Pendleton. Mr. Andrew Reid, Mr.. Hy-
land kuhns and Mr.. Reed Beard. Mrs.
Andrew Melville. Reid. who will chaperon
the party in Washington, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Nina Gladys Reid, will be the
guests from Thursday until. Saturday
evening of Senator and Mrs. Clarence
Watson, and other Baltimoreans will
| VISIT Miss May Adams at her home on
| New Hampshire avenue.
The Young Wcmen's Christian Associa-
ton. of which Mrs. William Hamilton
Bayly is president, has invited a num-
| meet Mr.. Charles Ward of New York
at luncheon Friday to discuss plans for
the future enlargement of the equip
| ment of the local association. Mr. Ward
Is secretary of the international Young
| Mems Christian Association. his depart
nent being finances, buildings and en-
dowments.
Mrs: Herndon B: Kelly of this city
| has joined Mrs. Jane d. Cham2lin in
New York. where they will remain for
about a week
Mrs. Cuno Fl. Rudolph is at the Marl-
] borough Blenheim, Atlantic City, for a
short stay. ..s@4 ~
| Mrs. bennett wife of Commissioner
| bennett. will not be at home tomorrow
| Thursday bait will be at home Thurs
| April i. 49,.
| Mrs. WARREN wife of Senator Warren
J of Wyoming, has been obliged to cancel
her social engagements on account of the
| illness of her mother and the death last
week of her grandmother. Mrs Warren
| is in Connecticut and will have to care
| for her mother and accompany her to
Massachusetts, before she returns to
Washington.
| Mrs. Stephen b. Elkins and her father
/ Mr.. Henry G. Davis, will leave Friday
| for stay of several weeks in Augusta.
I Ga. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Elkins, Miss
| Of this city were in New Orleans yester-
day and sailed today for Guatemala to
| spend several weeks at the home OF the
| american minister and Mrs. Hit. Re-
turning. they will stay at Panama and
Jamaica. .,
Mrs Roberts, president of the Con-
sressiCnal Club presided yesterday at the
first of the Lenten Tuesday morning lee
lures at. which Mrs. William G. Stuart
! addressed the club on The Need of "a
Consumers League in the District of Co
| lumbia. A buffet luncheon followed for
the sixty members present. -.
Senator and Mrs. Rayner entertained at
dinner last night. when their guests were
the French amba ssador and Nine Jusse-
| rand. the Brazilian amba ssador. Senior de
CANA; Senator Bacon. Senator and Mrs.
Briggs. former Ambassador to France
and Mrs. Henry White. Mr.. aud Mrs. Will
liam Corcoran Hill. Mrs. Robert Hinckley.
Mrs. Lloyd Bowers, Miss Sheriff. and
Mr.. Gist Blair. :.
Mrs. Reid Hunt gave a luncheon yester-
day. with Mrs. Champ Clark as honor
guest. The other guests were Nine. Cal
vo. Mrs. Oscar, Underwood, Mrs. Henry
D. Clayton. Mrs Robert Henry, Mrs A..