Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison, Miss
Harrison and Miss Virginia Harrison
have sent out invitations for tea sat
urday. April Is. from until O'Clock, at
lbs 10th street.
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander of New
York will give a dinner for the newly
appointed ambass ador to Franco, Myron
T. Hcrrick, and Mrs. Hcrrick. April ..
The following night Mrs. Elbridge T.
Gerry will give a dinner for them.
Mrs. Lamar. wife of Mr. Justice La
mar, has gone to Baltimore for IA few
days. TO be the guest of Mrs. William D.
Bowie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt enter
tanned the Austrian ambassador and 9TH
ers who recently We're in party with
the host visiting the Panama canal.
Mrs Andrews, Mrs. Porter and Miss
Randall left today for New York. sailing
for Panama, returning to Washington in
the middle q April
At the Washington Club, yesterday aft
ernoon, members Of the Alliance Fran
caiSe attended to hear the lecture given
by NJ. l.. Carbon. Among those present
were Nine. JuSserand, the Italian am
bassador NJ. de Peretti de la Rocca and
Nine. de Peretti de la Rocca, Ia Nicom-
Jesse Benoist day. NJ. Maugras. II. De-
naint, Mrs. Micou. Miss +. \. Koon. Mrs
Morgan Hill, Mrs. and Miss Gowen, Mrs.
Robert j. Fisher. Miss Copeln. Miss \. ID.
Boiling, Miss NJ. Smith. Miss X. Brawley.
Mrs. E. Bicknell. The subject of the
lecture was lie Lyrisme ct lie Symbolisme
de (uantecler."
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. b. Fouke entertained
number of guests Monday evening at
their new home on Irving street north
west.
at late hour refreshments wede served.
The house was beautifully decorated in
roses and palms.
kinemacOlor pictures of the durbar will
be given at the Belasco Theater Easter
Monday and Tuesday afternoons. at 4
o'clock for the benefit OF the House
OF Mercy Mrs. Henry Brown. wife of
MIR. Justice Brown. retired, is the presi-
dent of the board of lady managers. and
Mrs Julia James is the honorary presi-
dent.
Miss Mimmack is in charge of the sale
OF boxes and seats and d large number of
prominent persons have already shown
their interest
Lady Cook gave an impromp.u theater
party Yesterday at the Belasco Theater
to 80 friends.
Among those who occupied the boxes
We're Lady Cook. Mrs. Charles Curtis.
VIE OF the senator from Kansas: Senator
and Mrs. Poindexter. Senator and Mrs
w. ]. MARITIME, Speaker and Mrs Champ
Clark. Mrs. William y. FoddenberS Mrs
Martin LittIeton, Mrs. u. ". Shackel-
ton. Mrs. r. J. Bulkley. Mrs J. A. Wick
ersham. Mrs. NJ. r. Denver, Mrs. J. c.
Cantrell, Mrs. p. +. Campbell, Mrs. Will
liam -. stephens of California. Mrs. T.
L. Purdey. Miss Dorothy Curtis. Miss
Curtis. Miss Ellerbe, Mrs. Bryant Mrs
Dodge. Miss Adams Miss Estele Sharp,
Mrs. Carl Anderson. Mrs. II. c. Claypoo!
Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs Charles
Butscher, Mrs. John y. Key. Mrs. Will
liam Ashbrook, Mrs. Tom Sisson, Miss
Mrs. Ebert J. BurreI. Mrs. William G..
Sharp. Miss Ella knight. Miss Louis de
Zerega. Miss Elizabeth Broad. Miss Bes-
sic Lung. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac
Richard Gasch. Mrs. O. Raymond Evans,
Mrs. r. 4. McKahan. Mr. and Mrs Nc
Clellan, Mrs. Fl. y. Barnhart, Mrs. Err
nest w. Roberts. Annabel Lee and Mrs.
w. Morgan Shuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean gave a
small dinner last night for their house
guests. Miss Janet Fish of New York
hlSS l<otd ikObiHSoll VI bAltiIlltTt.
who arrived few days ago. Miss Fish
will leave Friday to join her father. for
mer Representative Hamilton Fish. in
their New York home and Miss Robinson
will go to Atlantic City for the week end
Mrs. J. \. Campbell will entertain the
Washington Auxiliary of the National
Indian Association at her residence. I'LL
y street northwest, Friday afternoon.
March ~. from :; to >. The social hour
Will he followed by music and addresses
by the Rev. DR.. y. i. Clark OF Rosebud
Agency. North Dakota. ana DR.. Murphy.
medical director 10 the Indians. The Of
fering will be for the klamath Indians.
All interested are invited.
Mrs. Harvey Jester, her two children
and her mother. Mrs. Mary Gross Can
field of Chicago. are spending a month at
the Hotel Albemarle. Atlantic City.
Mrs. Willard F. Thompson will he
pleased to see her friends informally
on the first and fourth Mondays after
o'clock. at her home. 434 18th street
northeast
Mrs. William McNeir. wife Of the
gave a luncheon today. Her guests
were Nine. Calvo. the wife of the min
lister from Costa Rica Nine. Bryn, wife
of the minister of Norway; Nine. Cas-
trillO. wife of the minister of Nicara-
qua, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Lanston. Mrs.
Burrows and Miss McNeir of New York
city.