Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-03

day for Greensboro, N. c.. to act as
| bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Maize
Lindley and Mr.. John Anderson of Tam
pa. Fla.
Mrs. Lewis J. Davis and Mrs. Philip
J. Ryan are giving reception this aft
! ernoon to meet DR.. Charles Alexander
Richmond, president OF the Union Unit
versity Of Schenectady. n. Y. 1.rs. Hazel
| ton Mrs. William d. Baldwin. Mrs. w. r.
levin. Mrs. Van schaick, Miss Alice Boyd,
Miss Eleanor Ridgely. Miss Virginia Null
lin, Miss Julia Wilson and Miss Mona
| Gill will assist.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Edwards entertained
| in honor of their daughter, Miss HOrtense
! Edwards, a number of her friends by a
| party Friday evening at their home, 324
I'd street northeast The decorations,
which consisted mostly Of beautifully de-
signed hearts, were artistica1ly arranged
| and very appropriate for the season. The
| guests were Mr. and Mrs. j. Preller.
| Misses Rose Fuller. Catherine Brodie.
| Frances Tracy, Margaret Sullivan. Marie
Sullivan and Corrine Edwards, Messrs.
| Paul Winters, Raymond Winters, James
O'Leary William Engle, Joseph Sullivan,
Joseph Girard and Paul Easby-Smith
| Dr. and Mrs W. Holland Of Washing
ton are in New York for few days.
! Gen. and Mrs. r. *. Evans have gone
|
| during the month of February
| Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Robe Lyon of
Bath, n. Y, are guests of Representa-
| tive and Mrs. Edwin S. Underhill at the
Cairo.
Mrs Underhill, wife of Representative
| Underhill of the Cairo, will not receive
| Tuesday next.
| Mrs. William ShryOck and Miss Dun
| canson will be at home Tuesdays. Feb
ruary and H. at 1915 Vermont avenue
Mrs. William Henry White. 1920 Park
road, will not be at home next Friday.
but will receive Friday, February IT, from
| 3 to q.
| Mrs. Augustus Jackson, 2121 H street,
will be at home Monday, February .,
| for the last time until after Lent.
Miss Lanette Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Orlando II. Smith. was hostess
at a large and beautifully appointed tea
Monday afternoon, given In honor of
her guest Miss Cora Zimmerman. of
Baltimore, Md.
Miss Smith was gowned in white
crepe meteor. and Miss Zimmerman
wore turquoise blue crepe meteor.
| The house was lavishly decorated with
In the dining room the table was beau
tifully adorned with soft yellow lights
and large centerpiece of yellow jon
quils and mignonette, and was gracious
ly presided over by Mrs. Harry Q. Cut
ting and Miss Mildred Wilson. The
other assistants were Miss Elsie Daley.
Miss Ann Elliott Pennebaker. Miss
Laurie Smith, Miss Leona Curtis. Miss
Clarine Hunter. Miss Kathrine Wilson,
Miss Leonice Keegin and Miss Gretchen
Prescott.
Mrs. John D. Smoot and Miss Smoot
will be at home Wednesday, February 4.
! Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fled of Florence
Court have gone to Philadelphia for a
| visit of a few days.
| Mrs Alphonso Hart OF 1l25 Euclid
| street northwest leaves today for a visit
to her nephew. Mr.. Royal Ferris of Dali
| las, Tex. She expects to be gone until
| warmer weather, and hopes to come back
] completely recovered from her illness Of
| the past month.
| Mrs. Matthew T.. Scott invites all Dis
| trict, resident and visiting Daughters OF
| the American Revolution and all mem
bers at large to a reception to be held
at Memorial Continental Hall Tuesday,
February 6, from to O'Clock.
Mr.. ". Gordon Crawford. who is at
present in Chicago. has leased the Will
| COX house, 176O Corcoran street, for the
season. Mrs. Crawford is expected to
| return to Washington next Tuesday.
;Mre. P. J. Lennox, wife Of Prof. Len
'nox Of the Catholic University, held a
lars. "eception yesterday at their apart
| wer. p-ettily adorned with flowers. and
| the hostess, in a French gown of en-
| broide-ed black net over light green satin,
had rs Woo callers NM M' y0hn the
| Misses Kirby and the Misses Hickey as
sisted in entertaining the callers. the first
| two named presiding in the dining room
at the table, where the appointments
carnations. The splendid silver service,
which was farewell gift to- Mrs. Lennox
| from their friends before Dr.. LennoX left
| the Dublin University for this country,
made the tea table esoe aaliy beau,.1ul.
| At the reception tonight at the Cen
gressional Club Mrs. Roberts. the presi-
| dent, will present the company to the
special guests of the evening, the Speak
er and Mrs. Clark. Miss Cannon, Mrs.
James T. Lloyd of Missouri, Mrs. G. w.
Stone OF Illinois Mrs. Edward L. Taylor
| Of Ohio, Mrs Edward 7. Taylor of Col.
orado, Mrs. Claude Swanson of Virginia,
Mrs. Charles l.. Townsend of Michigan.
| Mrs Longworth of Ohio and Mrs. Oscar
| w. Underwood of Alabama Will ass. st in
| the hospitality.
Mrs. Edward Brown, 1888 Jefferson
place, will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond entertained
a very large company at a buffet
| luncheon today in compliment to Lieut..
Gen. Sir Robert BadenPowell. who will
| be entertained by his countryman, the
British ambassador, at an early dinner
| tonight.
| Mrs. Henry Bell Simpson and Mrs.
Amos Burr Casselman will be at home
| Informally at 1900 Q street THURSDAYS,
| February and 15.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Keidel will enter
| tain at dinner at the Baltimore Country