Evening star., 1912-01-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD

Continued from Seventh Page1
Of Mn. Randolph coyle. immediately
After her marriage last June Mrs.
Matthes accompanied her husband west,
isr. % washinSton. Is nsTe they Thsy have d % lately re-
turned TO the city for the winter.
| Mrs. Aaderson's guests invited to meet
Mrs. Matthes we're Mime. de Meissner.
Mrs. Tom A. williams, Mrs. John Mason
Brown and Miss Fosg.
Miss Marie Edith Du Bois, 1898 Colum-
bia road. spent the Christmas holidays
with Mrs w. Irving Bowie at Forest
Park. Baltimore. Md. and is now spend
| ing some time with her sister,, Mrs. j. w.
Galloway. at Laurel, Del
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Hamilton have
closed their country residence, stone
Ridge, near Bethesda. Nd. and are 10.
Gated at the Grafton for the winter.
Miss Mary E. McCeney has cards out
for a reception at the Washington Club,
Tuesday. January ., from to :.
Mrs. Robert W. Medkirk of the Wood
worth had as her guests at luncheon
| Monday Mrs. NJ. Anderson of New York
and Mrs. Charles Ward Mortimer and
Mrs. VIII c. Brooks.
The Columbian Women benefit. Elsie
Janis, in '.The Slim Princess" Monday
evening. January Is, promises to be most
successful. The boxes have been taken
Admiral and Mrs. Charles H: stockton.
richardson. Col and Mrs. Robert
Tnomp:on NE amsD and MN Mr sns1 sna nrs Mr -Re W.
s ars Hi5D. IS . and 'nMaa Mr csarls. M ss' Williams.
Among those who have taken seats are
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins. Dr.; and Mrs.
Francis Hasner H. MI; ~ henry s,a h1ess ps,I MT Mt
and Mrs. Adds 3. Browne. Mr. and Mrs.
Flather, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis L. Moore.
Justice and Mrs. Van Orsdel. DR.. Rumn.
DR.. Acker. Commodore and Mrs. r. G.
and Mrs F. ". pratt. Mrs. Francis W,
Dickins. DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Borden. DR..
and Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley. DIR. and Mrs.
c. 2. Munroe. DR.: and Mrs. Walton. Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. True, Prof. and Mrs. II.
L. Hodskins and Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.
1Ioover.
Mrs. D. Kerfoot shute is chairman of
the benefit committee. Mrs John Paul
Earnest Of a1c3 street has charge OF
: Mrs. Gilbert NJ Hitchcock and Miss
Hitchcock, 1712 II street, will not re-
ceive tomorrow.
Representative and Mrs. james A.
Hughes were the hosts at delightful
tea Yesterday afternoon. when their
daughter, Miss Eloise Hughes, made her
formal bow to society.
Representative and Mrs. Hughes and
their family are spending the season az
the New Willard. and the tea was held
there in the red par,or. a pr0fusion OF
American beauties and other flowers, in
termingled with palms and ferns, lined
the walls Of the ROOM
Mrs. Hughes received in a handsome
toilet of black velvet, with touches OF
white, and the young debutante was
charming in a gown Of white charmcuse:
She carried from among the scores OF
bouquets sent her. one Of pink rose buds
Among those who assisted In the hos.
pitality were Mrs. Bankhead wife of
Senator Bankhead: Mrs. Owen, wife OF
Senator Owen: Mrs. John Davis. Wife OF
Representative Davis: Mss Owen. Mrs.
LIE Bus of Kentucky. Mrs. w. j. Rodgers
OF Huntington. w. Va: Miss Margaret
Mace Of Baltimore. Miss Judell Hughes,
Miss Maize Sipe OF Fairmont. w. Va;
Mrs. James Gudgcr Of Asheviile. n. E.,
and Miss Jean Bowers of West Virginia.
Representative and Mrs. Hughes took
their young daughter to the diplomatic
reception at the White House.
Mrs. Strother Smith and her daughter.
Miss Margaret Smith, will be at home,
tomorrow and the remaining Thursdays
in January at the Westnoreland apart.
ment.
Mrs. Frederick Effinger and Miss
Frances ,Effinger will be at. home Erie,
day AFTERNOON at the Grafton Hotel. = >
Mrs. Meyer, wife of the Secretary of
the Navy, will not receive today.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer entertained the following guests,
Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Miss Lippitt. Mrs. LIP
pincott, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Thomas,
Mr. de Bach, sAIf. 7MaMgras,. Count Cse-i
konics. Mr.. Kerr. Mr. Horstmann, Mr..
Hedry: sAtitcieH Times, Mr.. Huffer and
MrsJ.ssdweal will be at home Thursday
afternoons throughout this month.
Mrs walter S.: Harban, POI wyoming
avenue, wiif be at home Thursdays, jan
uary IL and 10. 1.rsss.s
Mrs. Adds E. Browne. 1856 wyoming
avenue. will. be at home informally
Thursdays in January and February after
4 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Council OF, 128 Z
and dinner Monday in honor of Mrs.
Henry W.. Sanders and son Wilson OF
North Carolina formerly of Washington
The guests were Mrs John Moore. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Stein, Mrs. Thomas
OBrien and daughter Iolein and Miss
Mary G. Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stephen Patterson
who have been visiting the latter's father,
DIR. D. B. Street. at the Kenesaw. for the
Christmas holidays, sailed Saturday from
New York on the Amerika of the Ham,
burg American line to spend the winter
abroad.
The Misses Heth will not be at home
this afternoon. :,
Mr. and Mrs. John III. Nolan of WASH
ington are in New York for few days
attending the opera
:" Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following: -es,'
William J. Driver Of this city and
Madeline M. Harris Of New York. N. Y.
Benjamin H. kaplan and Clara Ober-
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