Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26

ing at the home of the Secretary of the
! Navy.
MIS- Wickersham, wife of the Attorney
Ieherai, was hostess at a luncheon to-
DAY Tor Miss Florence Burton of New
ork, who is her guest this week.
/ Inc others present were Miss Harriet
Anderson, Miss Amy, Miss Martha Bow
ers, Mrs. Spencer Cosby, Misses Cotton
smith, Margaret Draper, Elsie Aldrich,
G1rgas. Frances Hodges. Louise HELEN,
Stevens Dorothy Williams and Mary
| Winslow.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick
| ersham will give dinner February l.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Il. Whiting enter
tanned last night at dinner when their
guests were Miss Leslie Page, Mss Wales.
Miss Townsend. Miss Hinckley, Miss Rey-
| burn, Miss Barnard, Miss Constance Par
! melee OF Cincinnati. the Misses Whiting.
Lieut. Leigh. Lieut. Rodgers. DR.. Nc
DoWell, Lieut. Courtney, Lieut. Cooke.
Lieut.. Groseback, Commander Jewell, all
of the navy; Mr.. Frank Hyatt, Mr. w.
B. Clarke and Mr.. Cochran.
Mrs. Henry Clews of New York was
the guest of honos at a large dinner
party entertained last night by Mrs. Hope
Slater. her hostess. Myron Whitney, bari
| tone. of New York sang later in the
evening.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry will give
| small dance at her home, 1925 9Th ave-
nue.. next week. 1t will be the first en-
tertainment of the kind that Mrs Gerry.
who was MISS Mathilde Townsend of this
city, has given since her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert wadsworth pre-
coded their usual Thursday night recep-
ton by dinner. with the Brazilian am
bassador as honor guest.
Speaker and Mrs. Clark were dinner
guests, with DR.. and Mrs. p. ]. Lennox of
| former Representative and Mrs. Wood
yard last night at the Willard. Mr.. and
| Mrs. woodward are here for a few days
visit and are receiving many attentions
from old. friends. 49,
Senator and Mrs. Warren dined with
| n company last night, with Gen. and Mrs.
Clarence Edwards as hosts.
of Alabama, gave a luncheon for sixteen
guests, followed by bridge. this afternoon
at the Rochambeau in honor of Mrs. Cas-
tleman of Vermont and Mrs. Robert
PreWitt of Kentucky, house guest of Mrs
Henry D. Clayton.
Mrs. Alex F. AIagruder will be at home
Saturdays in February.
| Miss Marie Ray is in Pittsburgh, where
! a number of entertainments are being
| given in her honor.
| The Theta Kappa Phi reception will
be held at 3408 18th street, instead of
| 1423 Newton street tomorrow from to 8
/! Mrs. Thomas. Wilson from Germantown
| is spending a few days at the Hotel
| Grafton and will be happy to see any
| friends who will call Monday afternoon.
Mrs de b. Randolph Keim and Miss
| Keim of 1918 T street will be at home
today. They will have with them Mrs.
j. L. Steinmetz their house guest from
| Lancaster. Pa: Mrs Burk of Seattle.
Wash: Mrs. Edward n. tombstone, Miss
Bush Brown, Miss Courts and Miss
Grandfield. Mrs. Edward Bailey and
Mrs. William Green will also assist.
Mrs Beverley Randolph Mason and the
Misses Mason will not receive tomorrow,
but will be at home the remaining Sat
urdays of the season. Mrs Mason will
entertain at bridge tomorrow afternoon
in honor of the debutantes who We're
former pupils Of Gunston Hall.
Mrs. John A. Johnston, Mrs. CunO III.
Rudolph Mrs. w. Y. Judson, Mrs. Henry
Litchfield West, Mrs. Harry Norris Cla-
Hampton Ellis. Mrs. G. Bowie Chapman
and Mrs. S. Graham Butler are the pat
ronesses for the Washing ton Business
High School Alumni Association dance
ut the Arlington f1OIcl DdllTOOIu TiudS
evening, February 16.
The committee in charge includes Will
liam Patched, chairman; Miss Elizabeth
Ferguson, Orville E. Brown, j. Henri
Wagner Robert C. Tracy, Joseph III.
Hinwood, John I'll. Baltz Richard D.
| Daniels and James G. Dulin, jr.
| The Misses Williamson will be at home
! Saturday. January - and February ), at
| 2OO6 r street. They will have with them
| their sisters, Mrs. Carvel Hall and Mrs.
| Ihom Williamson, jr.
! A pretty reception was held Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Virginia
/ A. Griffith, 6o6 9TH street northeast, 4 in
honor of the marriage of her son. Gard
ner L. Griffith, and Miss Lolita Y. Noe
of this city. Many relatives and friends
fof the bride and groom attended.
| Mr.. and Mrs 1. E. Nordlinger of BIB
| y street northwest have as their guest
their aunt, Mrs. F1eischman of Column
bus Miss, and will be pleased to see
| their friends Mrs. Fleischman is sis
| ter of the late Mrs. b. Nordlinger
/ The debut of Miss Elizabeth Henry
Munford and the housewarming of their
newly purchased residence. 17.8 street.
gave the hospitable tendencies of Mr..
and Mrs Edward s. Munford full scope
Yesterday They welcomed large COM
pany of friends between 5 and Z, and
| then after . o'clock. when the generous
space of the fine old rooms was needed
to accommodate the guests attending the
reception and dance. Their home, which
| has been entirely transformed In appear
ance both outside and indoors, and which
was identified with social life in its hap
If