Evening star., 1912-01-19
Oracle will be at home from to $50
O'Clock this afternoon.
Miss Ruth Campbell is in Illinois,. vis-
iting friends in Chicago and Rockford.
and viii be away several months.

rue Marine Corps, ana MRS. Hluuie. ncdI !
Adm raj Andrews. chief of the bureau OF
navigation: Capts. D. P. Hall and w ".
Fay of the Marine Corps. Lieut.. w. n.
Santelmann. leader of the Marine Band.
and Mrs. Santelmann and other civilians
and officers of the army, navy and Ma
rine Corps attended the annual dance
given at the navy yard last night pv the
clerks attached TO the headquarters OF
the Mar ne Corps. More than 3co coupies
danced to the music of the Marine Band
Orchestra.
Capt. w. G. Fay was chairman OF the
general committee, assisted by Sergt. n
NJ. Peter as vice chairman. J. A. Driscoli
as secretary. and Henry Helberg as Treas
urer. Members of other committees We're
Committee on arrangements: w q, Dii-
lon, chairman: c. .. Douglass, L. T.. smith
and s. T. Rirthrght.
Floor comm ttee: f. c. Smith, chairman:
W. D. Huston. L. Israel, j. +. McNey and
\. Graef
Reception committee: c. +. Burial.
chairman; c. II. Lancaster. r. Nj. Me
Luckie G. w. Farnham, j. Thompson and
W. r. Sands.
Miss Henning will be al home tomor-
row and Saturday. January ~.
Miss Faith Snyder. daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. w. r. SNYDER entertained at
cards this afternoon. Her guests were
Miss cleaves, Miss Burke, Miss Greene,
Miss Fleming of Virginia. Miss BROOKS,
Miss Rohrer. Miss Newton. Miss Hoge,
Mss Mary Fleming and Miss Matthews.
Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Albert Pa
gan entertained a box party at the thea
ter Thursday afternoon in honor of the
Misses Harwood of Richmond. Va. wno
Mrs. Henry r. Lemly of Stoneleigh
Court Will not receive tomorrow, but will
be at home the following Saturday, Janu-
AIRY %.
Miss Irving o. Ball will not be at home
the rema ming Fridays in January. but
will receive informally at the Hamilton
Fridays in February.
Mrs. O. IT. Tittmann will not receive to-
morrow. but expects to be at home the
remain ng Saturdays of the season at COLA
iillyer place
Miss Gretchen Hood. who is sailing for
Brussels next Wednesday. was guest of
honor at luncheon and bridge Thurs
day at the Columbia Country Club
Covers were laid for twenty-eght. Those
John Heyl, Mrs. John Maury, Mrs. En-
mons Smith, Miss Dent. Miss O'Brien
Miss Heron. Mrs. lie Roy Heron, Mrs.
Laurence Reeves. Mrs. Phil Martin, Miss
Grace Hall, Miss Alfrida Briggs. Miss
Platt. Mrs. Frank Pierce Mrs. W. *.
Nottingham, Miss Anna Brett, Mrs. Wal
ter Guy, Mrs. William Smith. Miss Paul
inc Block. Miss Charlotte Block, Mrs.
Mclaughlin, Miss Blanche Brown, Mrs.
Marjorie MOulton and Mrs. T. NJ. Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Miller of 10th
street entertained last night for their
guest, Miss katherine Repp of Forest
Vile, Md.
Mrs. Norman Williams of Washington
-, To-, x.y;f lT.c Nnt.
man Williams of Chicago. who arrived
from Europe cn the Olympic, and is stay
ing at the Hotel Wolcott.
DR.. and Mrs. ouazo Nitobe of Toxic
are the guests of Miss Scidmore on NJ
street DR. Nitobe comes to this country
as first exchange professor from JaTa
by invitation of the Carnegie peace en-
can universities. He will lecture to the
National Geographic Society this after
noon and evening on "Formosa."
the wedding of Miss Marion Blake and
Ensign Preston b. Haines, L. S. N.
which took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock in the rectory of st. Matthews s
Church, on 18th street northwest. Only
a small company of the immediate rela-
tiVes of the contracting parties were in
attendance. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanes are
now on Il honeymoon tour i'm the east
and on their return to Washington will
make their home at the navy yard, where
the groom is stationed.
The wedding eliminates a romance
which began at 4 hop of the midshipmen
at Annapolis several years ago. Later
the bride of yesterday went abroad and
did not return until some months ago,
when the engagement was announced to
their close friends.
The bride was educated in a French
convent and has srent much time in
Lr,r., h. ~~;- H.
was 4 debutante in Washington several
years ago, together with her cousin, Miss
Catherine Holbrook.
Mrs Conrad Reid will be at home to-
morrow for the last time this month.
Mrs J. L. Craig of 1908 New Hampshire
avenue will not receive tomorrow after
noon.
Georgetown University's Glee Club will
give u concert and entertainment in Gas
ton Hall tonight for the benefit of the
Christ Child Society, a charitable or
ganization. The glee club numbers forty
members.
The Woman's Auxiliary of ST. Mar
garets Church will hold silver tea
cake and candy tomorrow afternoon from
to at 1857 Bltmore street.
Mrs. Frank Ellsworth Cunningham en-
tertained at luncheon today Mrs. Harry
Norris Clabaugh, Miss Birnie, Miss
Eleanor Birnie. Mrs. William Graves
Sharpe, Mrs Fred Beegle and Mrs
James G.. Ord.
Society will be well represented at the
presentation of "A Vanishing Race" the
picture opera to be brought to Washing
ton January 80 and February 1. under
the auspices of the League of the Cove
nant and the Washington Society of the
Archaeological Institute of America.
Some of the subscribers for boxes at the
Belasco for these matinee performances
are the President, Mrs. Pinchot Mrs.
John Hays Hammond. Mr.. Valentine. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler. Miss
Somers, Mrs. Scully, Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs.
Thropp, f.. b. Grandin, Mr.. Preston. Mrs.
George y. McLanahan, Henry White,
Mrs. Julian James. Mrs. Henry Ward,
NrS p Nichols Raalo Hou,ord Pm.