Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-03

WITH their daughter. Mrs A. Alexander
Y YnuH1as of Al Linhurst avenue. New
Mr.; and Mrs Thomas gave an sle-
5ha annS appointed Christmas dinner in
rlonor OF Mrs. Thomas father and
iiiother. Covers We're laid for ten
Cen and Mrs L. J. Budlons orc s,o,,a
ing a couple of weeks at Atlantic Cir
,, Mrs H: c. Duffey left Yesterday for
"ess Monroe for fortnight's visit.
MI Paul Lamar. Mr. George @ Wood.
bury and Mr.. Albert E. Lee hava re-
turned TO the city from a holiday outing.
MIS- David Graham Adee and Miss
Auee VIII be at home informally We'd
hesdaEs during January.
MRS. Carl Stone Pomerov will he ar
nome informally Thursdays at her anartl
nieilt IN the Lonsda!e ol3S California
n n.in tomorrow being her first day she
WI VII nave with her Mrs. c. B. Lower
her mother, and the Young ladies ~
s,ni1ertalned in her honor before her we'd.
ulhS III November. Mrs A. Y. Stl,hen-
| rahch, Mrs l.. c. McCubbin, the Misses
Smoot, Miss Luton and the Misses
among those from Washington who AT
tended the New Year dance of the Iinitad
" esano. Saval Academy We're Miss Mar
Safet Britton, Miss Dorothy Loud Miss
Emily Beatty, Miss Elsie May. Miss Dor.
oth! !aylor. Miss Julia Vail Miss Fran
| ces Miller and Miss Elsa DAILY Knov
Inc young ladies We're chaperonel bv
their parents "'
Mrs L. b. Swormstedt will be at home
the hrst and third Thursdays of JanI1arv
and February
MI and Mrs j. Henry Purdy of Wash
ingtoh are spending a few DAYS in New
YORK on their way home from Shell
bourne, VI, where they spent the Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs. Owen Il. French and Miss Bertha
Schott VIII be at home SATURDAYS, i'm Ian
uarS dt thelr apartment in the Ontario
Miss Grace Lynch entertained q marty
OF frlerts at her home on Capitol Hill
last Wednesday evening
Mrs Melville Church and Miss Church
VIII be at home Saturdays, January I3
and 20.
Mr.. Walter S. Penfield entertained at
lunch today at the New Willard in honor
OF the newly appointed minister to Mica
raSua MI George T. Weitze having as
his guests the minister from Salvador
Mr.. Mejia: the minister from Nicaraaua
Dr. Castrilo: the resident diplomatic.
munster MI Thomas G. Dawson: the
cniei OF the division of Latn-American
affairs, Mr.. w. r. S DOYLE; The assistant
chief, Mr. Henry L. James. and Mr. Seth
Low Pierrepcnt of the Department of
State. VI
Mrs NJ. f. Wickliffe of the Cmdov.
apartment announces the eneagemert of
ner daughter Elizabeth to Mr. Albe-t II
fierson Miss WickIiffe is a descendant
OF me Blackburn and FIournoy families
OF Kentucky and the Wickiiffes of Mis1
at tod
'esiate School in Louisville. XIV. wac
aiterWard Il student at Chicago Triver9
sl's ana iniShed her studies at Sareent's
IN IN; cambridge. Mass Mrs. and Miss
ihstoh Tor six Years. . MI Pierson was
porn in East Orange n J.. grad,,ata5
at princeton University and is now ID
'iiied with the forest service in this city.
Pm Alpha Chapter of the Chi Omes,
fraternity was lat home Monday fr6,n
TO, TO at the home of Miss Ebaugh, 13I3
tPp ping street. Those receiving We're Miss
Nins, Miss Walker, Miss Janet Walker
MISS Ethel SUNNY. Miss Elsie Yost. Miss
FLORENCE kerby. Miss Worcester. Miss
Evans. Miss Baker Miss Ettenger MiSs
HiEyer, Miss Van Arsdaie and Mss Mss
Ebaugh. There We're about 400 callers
during the afternoon. An informal dance
followed. The chaperons We're Dean and
Mrs. Borden and Mr.. and Mrs Ebaugh.
Miss Annie Wright Huske left Wash
'ing'ton yesterday for Tampa, Fla. to he
present at the debut reception and cotiI-
Ion of Miss Lowry, to be given at tha
Tampa Bay Hotel.
Mrs. Frederick Bryan entertained at
her home on \ street a watch party for
her two sons, Masters Walter and Frank
CahiH, who are home for the HOLIDAYS
Assisting her were her house guests Mrs
John Murphy, Misses Gladys and Loretta
Murphy of Baltimore. Mrs. Henry Hall,
Mrs. Donovan, Mrs. John Costello
Mrs. J. A. Costello. Mrs. Frank Prince
Mrs. Donohoe and Mrs. Joseph Germuel-
Ter.
After INDUCING in games and dancing.
the little ones repaired to the dining
room, where refreshments were served
from a prettily appointed table, the dec
orations being in keeping with the holt
day season. holly and poinsettia, the CEN
terpiece being miniature Christmas
tree with many lighted candles. In the
parlors the decorations carried out the
color scheme, purple and cream. of
Mount St Joseph College. intertwined
with holly. smaX and evergreen.
Those present were Misses Gladys and
Loretta Murphy. Misses Mary. Loretta
and Katherine Hull. Miss Loretta Ger
mueller. Miss Eloise Deirkn. Miss Kath-
crime Costello. Miss katherine kiIleen.
Miss Julia Donohue Miss Florence Gu
sick. Masters Walter Costello Edwin
Baker John. Henry and Clarence Dono-
hue. Jack Killeen. Joseph and Clare Ger
mueller. Robert Donovan, Walter Woods,
Edmond Deeds. Harry Hull, Ralph Gu
sick and Walter and Frank Cahill.
Mrs. George TulIy Vaughan and her
daughter Mrs William r.: Conte. will be
at home tomorrow ana thursday Jann-
AIRY II.
Nj, and Mrs. Harlow entertained a
company Of young people at dinner last
evening. Their sunS AMI AZ ai Wa ~, =. |
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