Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11
md Lancaster, Pa, before returning

and Lancaster, Pa, before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Johnston entertain
ed at a social Monday evening, when
among those participating We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sample, Mesdames Water
hotter. Ohlander and Hanna, the Misses
Gladys Sample. Ada Waterholter, Edith
Messrs. Fred Waterholter, Valentine
Waterholter, A. Vile and Harry Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Tansill were
the host and hostess for the Brookland
The president, Mr. William J. Quinn, in
troduced the talent: Mr.. Hill gave an
interesting talk on Music" and Mr..
Bracket spoke on Graphic Arts; Mrs.
duet, and Mrs. Corsen and Mrs. Gordon
of New York rendered several solos. The
recitations of Mr. Kahn and Mr.. WolcOtt
were greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Burnside
gave an interesting reading. Reflections"
was the subject of a talk given by Mr.
Charles F. Tansill. Rev. William D.
Thomas made witty speech on Com
ments." Refreshments were served.
Mrs. P. NJ. Anderson of 1913 Monroe
street, Brookland; gave recent informal
dance and supper which was very enjoy
able for the young folks present, among
whom were Miss Marie Woodward, Miss
Nelson. Miss Bowling, Miss Julien, Miss
Murphy, Mr.. Louis Crook and Messrs.
Augustine and Paul Julien.
The most elegant and beautifully APP
pointed tea. at which Miss Eliza
beth Daniels presented Miss Rosemary
Draddy of Newport, KY, to large and
representative gathering Of Washington
and Brookland society. took place last
week. The house decorations Of red and
green made a fitting background for the
bevies Of handsomely gowned young
ladies, among whom the students Of Trim
ity College were numerous. Among the
young men in attendance were members
of the Delta Tau Delta, and of the student
body of the Catholic University Musical
selections, excellently rendered, were en-
joyed, among which were a violin solo
by Miss Marjorie Snyder, vocal solos by
Mrs. Gordon, Miss Tessie Henry, Miss
Kathleen Noel and Mr.. Fred Tansill, and
piano numbers by DR.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Landry and Miss Agnes Bowling. AS
sisting the hostess in entertaining were
Mrs. Edgar Snyder, Mrs. Edwin Hood,
man and the Misses Emily Hetfield. Madee
and Edith MCGEE. Helen holster and Mae
and Tessie Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Henry were in
New York city the week end
A reception took place Wednesday
evening. February Z, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Kemp Main, 1927
Monroe street northwest, in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Hall, the lat
ter a sister of the hostess, who were
married in Baltimore Wednesday, Feb
ruary 7, by Rev. Selwyn K. Cockrell.
The attendants were Miss Eva May Fol-
lin, sister Of the bride, and Rev. Frank
Fielding of Sterling, Va. The bride
wore becoming tailored suit Of cordu-
roy. with fox furs and hat trimmed
with French curled feathers to match.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party returned to Washington,
after which reception was given.
The brides gown was of white lace
over chiffon. Those to receive were
Mrs. w. C. Balderson. who was becom-
ingly attired in blue chiffon and lace.
with pearl ornaments, and Mrs. Myrtle
Dean, who wore lavender satin and
lace. The parlor and hall were very
effectively decorated with masses of
tall palms and clusters Of pink car
nationa During the reception q musi-