Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-29
Will Be Last Of the Cabinet Series
in His Honor This Winter.
Other Events-Personals.

) Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Mccormick
of Chicago have issued invitations for a
dinner Saturday, March %, i'm honor of
the German ambassador.
. Mrs. Clarence Perley is the guest
) of her mother and sister, Mrs. John West
; and Miss Mary West of 1923 Dearborn
; avenue, Chicago. who are entertaining
at tea today in her honor.
Mrs. Samuel c. Lemly has gone to
New York, to remain through the month
Of March.
The assistant secretary of the navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop entertained
at dinner last night in honor of the Rus
sian ambassador and Nine. Bakhmeteff
and the Secretary of Commerce and La
Dor and Mrs. Nagel.
The Governor of Maryland and Mrs.
Goldsborough. who will attend the din
Will be the house guests Of Mr.. Gist
Blair during their stay in Washington.
Mr.. Blair will give dinner in their
honor Saturday night.
Col. and Mrs. John T. Thompson en-
1 tertained for the Misses Brown, daugh-
tiers of Representative Brown of West
Virginia, and Mr.. and Mrs John F..
Wilkins were among last nights dinner
hosts.
Viscountess Benoist day, wife of the
naval attache Of the French embassy,
and Miss Margaret Cameron received the
guests at the first meeting of the Skating
Club yesterday. This club will meet each
| "Wednesday afternoon at the Arcade from
to o'clock during Lent. It's member
ship consists mainly Of the members of
| the former Monday evening dancing class
which met during the season at the
Playhouse. Tea was served at o'clock
| at small tables, and an orchestra was in
attendance throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood enter
tanned at a tea yesterday, when her
guests met her house guests. Mrs Alfred
HaWes of Toronto. Canada, and Miss
Mary Emo of New York.
An engagement Of interest to society
here. recently announced, is that of Miss
BETTY Green Houston, daughter of Mr..
! Reagan Houston of San Antonio, Tex,
to Capt. Thomas Worthington Hollyday,
T.. 5. A, formerly of Baltimore. Capt.
rHoilyday Is son of the late George
I1lghman HOLIDAY of this city and a
gTand h;na Of the late Thomas Chew
Baltimore county. The wedding will take
place In April at Spanish Pass Ranch,
| the home of the Houston family, near
San Antonio.
hat sale for the benefit of the Chill
dren's Country Home for Convalescent
70 / chi dren Is being held today at 2Uog
massachusetts, avenue. Tea served after
at II o'clock. and is under the direction
OF the board of managers of the home,
who are Mrs. Benham, Miss Battles, Miss
Bryan, Mrs; Murray Cobb. Miss v. EN-
Lehr. Mrs Martin, Miss Jean Oliver Miss
Perkins, Miss Remey. Miss Saville. Miss
Vessels. Miss Elizabeth White, Mrs.
Clarke waggaman, Miss Marie Stevens.
Mrs George Porter. Mrs: John Newbold.
Mrs. Fleming Newbold. Mrs. George Dun
lop. Miss Marie Machie, Mrs. James F.
Mitchell, Mrs. o. McCammon, Mrs Mon
roe Hopkins, Mrs. Robert Roosevelt, Mrs.
Spencer Cosby. mrs Southwick Biggs
and Mrs. Richard Wainwright
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Cans departed to-
day for a ten-day trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby gave a tea yes
terday in compliment to Mrs. Mary r.
Lockwood and Mrs. George T. Small
wood, which was attended by q number
OF the personal friends of the hostess and
these honor guests among the members
Of the D. A. r. The occasion was an
extremely pleasant one.
l, Senator and Mrs. Guggenheim enter
tanned q company at dinner last night.
) consisting Of Mr.. Justice and Mrs Van
Devanter, Senator and Mrs. Rayner. Sen
; atOr and Mrs. Hitchcock, Maj. Gen. Leon
u. =. NJ,
: sentative Cannon and Miss Cannon, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Frank w. Mondell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Patten, DR.. and
Mrs. Fremont-Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Thorn
Mrs. Untermyer Of New York, house
guest of Senator and Mrs. Guggenheim.
Mrs. John Wyeth had as dinner guests
last night Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs.
Stanley Matthews. Mrs. Henry Corbin,
Col. and Mrs Judson. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Corcoran Hill. Miss Sheriff.. Miss
Letterman, Cola and Mrs Stephen Cosby,
o'Neil, Mr.. Ten Eyck wendell and Mr.
\ w. Bowie Clarke.
Mrs. Warren, wife Of Senator Warren,
will not receive today.
/ Mrs. Day, wife of Col selden Allen
Day, U. s. A., will not receive today, but
will be at home informally March 9.
4 when she will have with her Miss Peale
Of Virginia.
Miss Miss Mary e K: Graham; dsbut ant
ham. was hostess at a pink luncheon
/ yesterday in honor of Miss Helen Kim
| nell and Miss Helen Rogers. daughter OF
Col. Rogers. U. s. A. Others present
were Miss Amparo Rivero, Miss Janette
Ayres and Miss Ruth Hoover Of Denver
Col, debutantes of the season.
Mrs: Henry, wife Of Rsprss Represent i've
her daughter. Miss Henry.
The seventy-second anniversary OF
|, Mrs. j. M. Heating was celebrated last
evening in the home of her son-in-law.
Mr.. Harry C. Kaufman, by birthday
party. complete surprise to the re-
cipient
The house was tastefully decorated
with flowers, and an elaborate musical
program was rendered by Mrs. Beulah
Winter Donaldson, Miss Lilly Winter,
Miss Pullman and Mr.. Marcus.
Games were INDUCED in. and during
the serving Of supper letter was read
from Mrs. Margaret Noyes. now OF New
| York. who was unable to be present.
Among those present were DR.. E. c. c.
Winter and wife. Mr.. Edward Donaldson
and wife. Mr.. p. v. Heating and wife,
George Heating. Richard Heating. Mrs.
Edward Evans. Miss Lilly Winter Miss
Pullman. Miss Rebecca Kaufman. Miss
Alice Mateny, Miss Catherine Irhman-
traut. Miss Mildred Heating. Mr.. Claude