Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-10
IN THE W0R[D,0F SOCIETY,"

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refreshments, Mrs. Gum, Mrs. Green.
tMrs. Phelps and, Mrs. Falls, The ladies
| we're ably assisted by Messrs. Wilton
Harvey. s. III. Koogles.- Bland Phelps, G
II. ivan Hook, Edwin Sener and Rev. NJ. !.
F. Lowe. So - - - ~ =
secretary of the interior. will receive Mon
| days during the social season. - .. ::
The PIERCE Guild will hold its annual
tea and sale Thursday, December II,
| 1912. at the residence of Mrs. Adds b.
Browne, 1855 Wyoming avenue. to
pm. Homemade cake, candy. fancy and
useful articles and refreshments will be
| on sale.
H. Cooper Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
with her little son, Donald, is visiting
| her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Bethune. and the family of her brother.
Mr. John F. Bethune at the home of
the latter, in Falls Church, Va.
| The regular scheduled informal dance
at Fort Myer for Saturday. December ID,
has been changed to Friday evening, De-
cember 49, -
Mrs. William Thornwall Davis Will be
at home Wednesday afternoon at 1917
! 18th street.
| Mr.. and Mrs John w. Foster are leav-
| ing Monday, December 16, for California
| to spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
| ert Lansing will occupy their house DUR
| ing their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward CARROT announce
| the marriage of their daughter, = Anne
b ErnYa
Thursday. November 2s, in Trinity
| Church, Wilmington, Del. .. ]
! Washington Seminary was the scene of
| a pretty gathering last Friday evening.
| when the new girls entertained the Old
girls" One end OF the assembly hall was
curtained off. and the platform was taste
| fully decorated ready for tableaux Seems
representing the leading advertisements
were given. Miss Celina Calvo guessed
successfully the most of them. and was
presented with dainty little prize An
| other guessing contest called a SNAKE
| speare romance followed. Among the
| guests who enjoyed the evening were
Misses Arbogast, Barker. zimmerman
Calvo. McCandish. Melek, .Kean. Nichol-
son, s. Jenkins, f. jenkins. Davis, Latta,
Yinging. Thompson, Shaw, Weller,
| Chaplin and Zeigler.
| The Siamese minister and Princess
| Narahara and their two children have
| arrived at their legation home. on Rhode
| Island avenue. The minister went to
| Europe in the early fall to bring his
| family back with him. ..--....i !:
b!es at bridge last night. followed by
MISS Maitland aisr i MaFshall. Miss Frances
Efnger, Miss Julia Heyl; Miss Dorothy
Gatewood Miss valeria Garrard, 60! Miss
Miss Sally Williams Miss Marta Calvo,
| Lieut. Hickey Lieut.. North. Maj. AL
len: Mr.. Walter Parker, Mr.. Rizzley
Hunt. Mr.. Terry, Mr.. Ralph Hills DR.:
Higgins. U. S. n. and Mr.. Barranco of
the Cuban legation were some of the
| guests g..
! The National, Library for the Blind,
| founded in this city by Miss Ella Le-
| rain Dorsey and Miss Eta J. Giffin, and
| incorporated here in 1911, gave a house.
| warming for the resident members Mon
day from to at its headquarters. 1!29
| H street northwest. The organization
numbers among its members Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. Champ Clark, Mrs!
| Hitchcock, the wife of the senator from
| Nebraska: Mrs. Ernest w. Roberts. Rep
! resentative and Mrs. George Loud, Mrs.
Enoch Totten, Mr. Charles Bell. Senator
Briggs. and among the life members, DIR.
| Thomas Nelson Page and Mrs Page. Mr..
John Cadwallader. Mrs r. NJ. Colpelt.
| Mrs. William Clarke and others no less
prominent. who are deeply interested in
this work for the adult blind. The at
| tractive furnishings, hangings. etc. were
| given by a member in memory of Mrs.
| James McManas.
! The regular season hops of the en-
| listed men Of the LIST Battalion of Engt-
neers. at washington barracks. foot Of
| Az street southwest (old arSenaD, will be
held in the post gymnasium. beginning
1 Thursday. Pecember IT, 1919. and every
second and. fourth, Thursday of the
month thereafter. Dancing commences
| at $50 pm. All are invited to attend.
| DrKienin of the German embassy
and Mrs. Kienlin gave dinner and an
| informal dance last night.
Mrs. Kautz. wife of Lieut.. Comma der
Austin kautz, L. S. N. will be at home
! Fridays in December and February at
| zoos r street.
| Mr.. Selden Miller concluded his series
| of recitals at the Playhouse yesterday
| by program of piano and vocal num-
| bers from Brahms and Debussy. In his
| audience were Mrs. Walter Fisher, Gen.
Robert Shaw Oliver. Countess de- Cham
| brun Mrs Wallingford. Mrs. Calderon
Carlisle, Mrs Arthur Willert and Mrs
| Edward Burr.
| The Washington guests at the first Of
! the Baltimore cotilons last night includ-
| ed Miss Cecilia May, Miss Esther Foote
| and the Misses Meyer.
| The Postmaster General attended the
| dinner-dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
| James Francis Sullivan for the Misses
Frances and Leta Sullivan. in Philadel-
| phia last night.
The list of patronesses for the Harvard
Musical Clubs concert. which will be
given at the New Willard Hotel Decem-
Der 81, includes Mrs. Winthrop. Mrs.
Ifennen Jennings. Mrs Walter Tucker
man. Mrs. Wolcott Tuckerman. Mrs.
George Won L. Meyer, Mrs. o. w. Holmes
Mrs. F. c. Stevens, Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Chatard, AIRS. II. c. Lodge, Mrs. Frank
/ w. Hackett. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
Mrs. George * Nc Lanahan, Mrs. William
c. sRives, Mrs. T, Wayland Vaughan. Mrs.
| Waller Page, Mrs. John w. Foster. Mrs.
John w. .Holcombe, Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley, Mrs. John Hay Mrs. Leonard
Wood. Mrs. Ralph Cross Johnson. Mrs
w. "A. Slater. Mrs. Charles F. Adams
Mrs Nicholas Anderson. Mrs. G. Living
ston Bayard. " Mrs Woodbury. Blair. Mrs.
| ANDREW j. Peters. Mrs. James F.. Curtis,
Mrs. Charles. II. Davis Mrs. F. ". Huide-
koper, Mrs. Livingston Hunt. Mrs. William
C. Eustis. Mrs. Henry c. Perkins, Mrs.
| Herbert Putnam. Mrs. II. B::Spencer
Mrs, c. r. Wilson. Mrs. n. T. Wilson,
Mrs. A. p. Gardner, Mrs. NJ. B. Judson
Mrs. Perciyal Hall. Mrs. Pickering Dodge