Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-20

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The patriotic meeting of the Immigrant
aid committee of the Alliance of Jewish
Women will be held tomorrow evening at
O'Clock at the Franklin building. DR..
Davidson will speak. and several musical
numbers will be given.
| Mime. Christian HauEe entertained. at
dinner last night. the guests wearing the
| fancy costumes which they later wore to
the dance at the Playhouse. Her guests
| We're Miss Never. Miss Harriet Anderson,
| Miss Katherine Elkins, Miss Janet Fish
Miss Warner of Tennessee, Miss Wibors
of New York and Cincinnati. Miss Whit
! ing, Miss Yvonne Townsend, Miss Dorothy
| Williams Miss Eudora Clover Miss
DR.. A. Piatt Andrew. Maj. Archibald
Butt Mr. de Bach of the Russian en-
bassy. Senor Don A. Algara r. de Ter
reros, second Mexican secretary; Count
du Monceau. Belgian attacfle: Wilhelm
Thorleif de Nunthe de Morgenstierne.
Norwegian attache: F. NJ. Schmolck, first
| Netherlands secretary: Lieut.. Won Her
warth of Germany, Reginald Huidekoper.
Henry du Pont, Franklin Ellis and Will
| liam Hit
The Playhouse dance last night wound
up series of Monday dances there most
of the company appearing in Pierrot and
Pierrette or other fancy costumes.
Ex-senator and Mrs. John B. Hender-
son entertained the members of the Con-
gressional Club and their husbands at a
reception and dance last night. the latter
the drawing room dances in vogue half
century ago.
Mrs. Leonard Wood and Mrs. Joseph
Garrard received last night at the last
formal hop of the series at Fort Myer.
Several dinner parties preceded the
dance, Capt. and Mrs. Garrard and Miss
Valerie Garrard entertaining for their
house guests. Miss Edna Hirshinger. Mrs.
McEwan Pruyn and Miss Pruyn of Al
bany. Others entertaining were Capt.
FoitZ Lieut.. Barnhardt, Capt. Lindsay
and DR.. Allen.
Mrs Joseph Nelson Rose and her
guests, Mrs. Charles B. Stuart and Mrs
Morrell j. Earl will be at home tomor-
row.
Miss Mary E. McCeney and Miss Maud
Gouveneur leave Thursday February -.
| for a week or ten-day visit to the MARI
borough Blenheim, in Atlantic City.
| Mrs. II. c. Malone and Mrs w. Clas-
| pell have returned to this city after a
| pleasant stay in Long Island and New
York city.
Mrs Fannie E. Walters, commander
| of National Hive. No. l, Ladies of the
| Maccabees. will receive the members of
the hive Informally Thursday evening,
February -. at her home. 1871 Sth street
| northwest, from to 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. William Graeme Harvey and Miss
Bodeker will not be at home tomorrow.
but will be at home the following We'd
nesday for the last time this Sc; son.
A silver tea will be given by Circle
No. :; of the Rector's Aid of St Mar
garets Church this afternoon from :, to
at the rectory. 1859 Mintwood place.
Mrs. William H. Smith entertained at a
luncheon today at the New Willard in
compliment to her sister, Mrs. Grayson L.
Parker of Boston. The other guests were
Mrs. c. L. Anderson, Mrs. w. E. Diffen-
derfer and Mrs. Harry b. Anderson and
the Misses Anderson of Baltimore.
Mrs Richard Towson will be at home
today for the last time this season.
Miss Sara Levy of 1918 AZ street has
gone to visit friends in Philadelphia and
Allentown, Pa.
On the afternoon of February II Mrs
Charles Garrels was hostess at a chill
dren's party, twenty-three little girls
and boys having been invited to meet
Miss Grace Marshall Otis of Boston
The entire lower floor was decorated
with hearts and streamers: the prevailing
color scheme being pink, while a minia-
ture lake covered with pond lilies con-
cealing small baskets of candy, formed
the chief decoration of the table. Later
these baskets were handed as souvenirs
to the departing guests. the boys re-
ceiving miniature hats as favors. The
afternoon was spent with games and
music. Mrs. Garrels was assisted by Mrs.
Walter l. Otis of Boston and Mrs. Arthur
w. Barker of Washington. Those present
were Misses Grace Otis. Ruth Stabler,
Dorothy Miller. Helen Powell, Dorothy
Hackett. Edith Barker. Mildred Green,
Helen Dodge. Ethel johnson, Jennie Eel
lows. Edith Finney. Helen Russell, Kath-
crime MacElwee, Masters Eugene Hicks,
William Winsted, Charles Havens, Percy