Evening star., 1912-01-15

e REDMAN.
Miss Anne Seymour Jones, Miss Juliet
Paris and Miss Lucy Hoke Smith.
The table was decorated with red roses,
and there was a corsage bouquet OF them
at each cover.
A dance, to which a number of young
men will come in, will follow from to 4
which will be followed by buffet sup
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Holloway will
quietly celebrate their golden wedding
tomorrow at the home of their son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.. c. H. Redman OF
450 Park road. They will have with them
members Of their family only, including
their only great-grandchild, little Edna
Marie Redman. daughter of their only
grandson, James E. Redman. Mrs. Hol-
loway before her marriage was Miss
Keen, sister Of the late George T. Keen
OF this city.
Mrs. Jones, wife of Representative
Jones Of Virginia, and Miss Anne Sey-
mour Jones of 1909 Q street will be at
homo tomorrow from 3 to for the first
time this season. She will continue to re-
ceive on Tuesdays.
Miss Roberta Morrow. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morrow OF Brightwood
Park entertained a number OF friends
Wednesday evening in honor Of the
twentieth anniversary OF her birth.
The earlier part of the evening was
spent in games. after WHICH refresh
ments were served, followed by dane
ing and selected music, rendered by the
Misses Eckstein and Morrow.
Among the guests were Miss NJ. Tall
ferro of Delaware Water Gap. Pa; Mr..
]. Martin of Johnstown, Pa. Mr.. A.
Robinson of Brighton. n j.: Misses H.
Morrow. NJ. Armstrong. M. Amerika, c.
Bladen. A. Eckstein. NJ. keene. L. Rhine.
A. Sprenkle and Ruth York, and the
Messrs. John Stadtler. Preston Chamber
McCurley. Frank Morrow, Frank Joy,
Clarence Sprinkle and Frank Howard.
Dean Wilber of Washington Seminary
will give an historical talk at the SEM
mary, 21O7 8 street northwest, under the
auspices Of Patriots Memorial Chapter,
D. A. R.. Tuesday. January 16, at 8
! o'clock. Friends are cordially invited to
attend.
Saturday evening. January 13. birth
day party was held at the home of J.. r.
Young. 65 Seaton place northeast. in
his twenty-first birthday. The house was
beautifully decorated with the seasons
greetings. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Anna Burke. Miss Josephine Lar
NOR. Miss Elizabeth Grady, Miss Cath
crime Fally, Miss Loretto Grady, Miss
Maud Young. Miss Elizabeth Foley. Miss
Messrs. w. B. Abernathy, r. A. Wood,
John Foley. B. Finch. A. Holyner, K.
Young. J. Webber. E. Tirrar. o. Seebode,
L. Markle. j: Myers. J. Leonberger, c:
J. Rutze. Refreshments were served at
9:3O. Toasts were made by Mr.. Leon
berger and Mr.. Merkle.
,1r. Iuororca n paxtor and Misc lam
cite H. Baxter of 1914 s street northwest
left this morning for Pinehurst, N. c.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given in the ballroom of the Ar
lington Hotel for the benefit of the Dis
pensary Of the National Homeopathic
Hospital tomorrow evening at BIS.
charming program has been prepared.
Lady Hadfield. sister of Attorney Gem
era Wickersham. who. with Sir Robert
Hadfield. spent last winter in this city. Is
now in Berlin, guest at the American
embassy, and will be presented at the
next court. Sir Robert is a prominent
figure in the British steel and iron trade.
Miss Virginia Wallis has returned from
three-month trip to Fort Riley, Kan.
Mr. C. w. de Lyon Nichols, governor
general of the National Society Of Co
lonial Cavaliers. arrived today for brief
northwest.
There is much disappointment in Bos-
tons social world that the ball which
to give next Friday night at the
Somerset has been either given
up or indefinitely postponed. Mrs.
Slater's health has proved unequal to
the strain Of the innumerable gayetieS
attendant upon the presentation of her
elder daughter, Miss Esther Slater. It Is |
probable that Mrs Slater and Miss Slater |
may go south shortly for a prolonged |
ter's gayeties with the utmost enthusi- |
asm, and several of the most successful |
hospitalities Of the season have been
given by her. The majority Of the dinners
which have been arranged to preface the |
Slater ball will be given. and among them
the largest is that which Mrs. William H. |
Howard Of Commonwealth avenue is hav-
ing for Miss Slater and number Of her
intimates.
The Russian ambassador and Nine. |
Bakhmetef gave a dinner last night In |
celebration of the Russian new year.
Mrs. Roberts, wife Of Representative
Roberts of Massachusetts,. viii not re-
ceive tomorrow.
Mrs George White and Mrs. Thomas
+. Crago will be at home Tuesday. JAM
uary 16. from 4 to o'clock, at 100 10th
street northwest
Mrs. Andrew Bradley Duvall will be
at home the first and third Saturdays
in February.
Mrs Henry Stoddart Matthews and
Miss Hanna Matthews will be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs Frederick Davis Potter will 1
not receive tomorrow. but will receive
the following Tuesdays in January at
her home, 1910 r street.
Patriots Memorial Chapter, d. A. r.. L
will hold an open meeting Tuesday
evening at the residence OF Mrs George
T. Smallwo0d. 21O7 street. Dean Will
liam Allen Wilbur OF George Wash II
jppton IYnivnrsify will give tha oH-