Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

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Ear and Throat Hospital, entertained the
members of her committee at small tea
Friday afternoon, when arrangements
were made for candy table. No. 2, at the
bazaar to be held for the hospital at the
Arlington Hotel April "a and %, from
4 to 10 pm.
Mrs. William A. Seebold has loaned her
home for japanese tea, to be given
eft of ST. Stephens Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Seebold IN be assisted by her
sister, Mrs Heron. and the ladies Of
Epsilon Circle.
Sonora de la Cueva. wife of the first
secretary of the Mexican embassy enter.
tanned at musical tea Thursday after
noon at her apartment in the Highlands
in compliment of the members Of the
Harmony Improvement Club. composed
Of graduates Of music. The decorations
were pink carnations. The hostess, who
has beautiful soprano voice, rendered
several solos during the afternoon.
Mrs. Owen T. Reeves Of Chicago and
her little daughter are visiting Mrs.
Reeves mother. 1924 street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Rose leave for
| Europe this week for two-month tour
Of Europe. They will be accompanied
by Mrs. Charles B. Stuart Of Lafayette,
Ind. who arrives in Washington today.
Miss Annie Howard and Mr.. Charles
d. Harvey were quietly married Wednes-
| day afternoon at o'clock, only the
families Of the contracting parties being
present. The bride was attired in a gray
travelling suit with hat and gloves to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey left inn
| mediately for New York and Atlantic
City. After May they will be at home.
1928 c street southwest.
Mrs. John r. Mills and Master Jack
Mills of Kansas City, Mo-. are the guests
Of Senator James A. Reed and Mrs. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Stein of LIST
street entertained at bunny party
Wednesday evening in honor of the BIRTH
day anniversary Of their son. Elmer.
Piano solos were given by Miss Ruth
Estelle Reed; songs by Miss Estelle
Gillchrist and Master Elmer Stein. Many
games We're played. Those winning prizes
in the donkey game were Alice
BOBBY. Later. refreshments were served.
Fayors for the little guests were Dummies,
chickens, caps and Easter eggs. Among
those present were Adelia Reed, Estelle
Reed. Estelle Gillchrist. Earl Columbus.
Eleanor Markell. Henry Weigel, Ruth
Columbus, Myra Burnap. Alice O'Beirne
and Elmer Stein.
The young ladies of the Mystic Club
entertained their friends Friday evening
ghue, New York avenue northwest.
Music. games and dancing were the fea-
lures OF the evening, after which refresh
ments were served. Among those present
We're the Misses Katherine c. Towle.
Charlotte L. Hogan, Bertha NJ Seller.
Clara May Frank, Augusta Frank, Mar
jorie johnson. Anne Agatha Easily
Smith, Helen Dom, Rozina Hawkins.
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Donoghue and Messrs. J. Bernard Ed
monds, Harry I. Burns, John F. Dono-
ghue. Ralph A. Norton, Edward J. Seller.
Richard A. Brannan. J. Paul Ardeeser.
Bernard J. Smith. Joseph z. Garvey.
Walter Woods and Masters Harry ].
and Clarence L. Donoghue.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Isaac 8. Hollidge Of Bos-
ton, formerly of this city. are visiting
their children, and spent last week with
their son, Alfred H. Hollidge, 1929
Georgia avenue.
Mrs. c. o. Pierson of the Vernon
entertained at luncheon Thursday, April
II, for her guests. Mrs. L. H. Irwin Of
Arnold Of Rogers Park. Chicago. Ill
Covers were laid for ten. and the decora-
tons were in pink and white.
Cards will be Issued in few days for q
ladies' night entertainment Of the Column
bia Country Club at it's handsome new
clubhouse in Chevy Chase. Wednesday
evening, April "a. at o'clock. Upward
of six hundred members and their guests
are expected. It will be combined
musical and dance and there will be fea-
lures on the program unique in club life
festivity. while sixteen young ladies. de-
butantes in congressional circles and 9TH
ers. will preside at the punch bowls in
the foyer and red room. There will be
solos and duets, quartet selections,
coon songs as well as classic music
minute talks by well known public folks
In light vein and novel features which
the entertainment committee Is keeping
| a secret until the evening OF the func-
| ton.
The Dupont Social Club gave a box
party to its twenty members at the CO.
lumbia Theater Tuesday last. April
TO- They were entertained later in the
evening at the home OF Miss Virginia G..
Hunter, chaperoned by her mother. Mrs.
Lillian r. Hunter. Those present were
| the Misses Helen NJ, Crossley. Hazel r.
McQuay. Margaret A. McAlister. Cleone
| N. Riley, Florence A. Coumbe. Anna G.
McNamarra. Virginia g. Hunter. Ella "
| Meyers, Mildred r. Wallace and Cora F.
| Hopkins and Messrs. Arthur p. Whittet,
William 8. Hammers, Elmer Dell, Frank
w. Hoover, William M. Burton, J. Ray
.mond Vose. Thomas p. Murray. Chester
L. Benson. William A. Birmingham and
Oscar B. Hunter. The club has decided
il TO hold Its April dance Saturday evening.
j April 20.
i A congressional tennis Club has recent.
~ heen. rgaIised wives and daHghters