Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-14
SOCIETY.
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Fries. wife of Capt. Fries: Mrs. Wigmon.
wife of Capt. Wigmon; Mrs Wlipuf, VIE
of Lieut.. Address, will be at home every
Thursday during the season
Mrs. s. H. Dent will be at home Tues
day, January Is, at the Rochambeau. IN
honor of her house guest, AIRS. J. Z. LAS
teman of Vermont.
Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson will be
hostess at a tea Thursday, January IL,
from 4 to T. to meet her guest. Mrs. ste
venson Burke of Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Ruth Gardner of Fairmont street
was hostess at the semi-monthly meet
ing Of the Delta Gamma Delta so
ciety Thursday evening. The house
was tastefully decorated in green
and gold Those p M;drsd Fisher Meer'
Maude Bidweli, Lucille Simpson, klttle
Tearson. Lillian Fraser. Gladys Fraser.
Ruth Gardner, Helen Posey and Anna
Ayers.
The Round Table Literary Club or
Chevy Chase had quite an enJoyapie
evening at the residence OF MI. Parker,
when interesting readings were given py
DIR. Stinson and MI eugene =. o.esu ga.
The subject of Mr.. Stevens essay, was
w. w, Jacobs, 'the short story writer.
Capt. and Mrs. Taylor will be informal
dinner hosts Friday evening before the
hop at the navy YARD.
The Chevy Chase Florence Crittenden
Circle enjoyed an interesting meeting at
the residence of Mrs. J: c. Bowen. MIS-
/ ate ". Barrett, president or the ma
tional association, gave an ADDRESS On
aims and Accomplishments or the
Circles"
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Ridgeway OF
Chevy Chase were hosts for the Chevy
Chase Euchre Club at their home on
Melrose street last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. S. Curtis We're
hosts, assisted by the altar chapter OF
All Saints Church. Chevy Chase, at
silver tea, given at their residence on
Lennox street. Monday evening. MUSIC.
games and readings were the features
of the evening.
Mrs. Fries, wife Of Capt. Fries of the
Washington barracks. VIII De hostess a :
tea Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Stevenson. wife. OF Representative
Stevenson of California.
Miss Gretchen Hood. daughter of T.
NJ. Hood of the Associated Press, is sail
ing from New York, January n, ON the
Lapland, for Brussels, where she Will
continue her vocal study under NJ. De-
NEST of the Brussels Conservatory.
Mrs. John Haughton London of Cleve-
land Park and her daughter. Miss Lon
don, have cards out for tea 70 meet
Miss Dorothy Taylor January IL from
1 to 6.
Miss Wood, sister Of Representative
Wood of New Jersey, and Mrs. Arthmr l..
Bates will receive at the Cochran tues
day, January 49, from 4 TO Z O'CLOCK
u a
Clark, Mrs. Huntington Wilson and Mrs.
Gheen. Mrs. Fairchild will pour tea.
Mrs. Brinton Stone will not be at home
| Monday. on account VI iiihess'
Judge and Ms. Knapp will have as
their guests in their box for Ihe SIM
Princess the Columbian women benefit
Tomorrow night, Senator ana MRS. Suth-
Grand and Mr. and Mr,. Lansing.
Admira. and Mrs. Charles IL. Stockton
will have with them in their box Conn.,
mander and Mrs. Traut Dean Gregory
a, m md Mrs Charles w. Richardson
will have with them in their box Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Roberts ana MIS-.
Chandler. -, :; :.
CHESTS In his box Miss Marion Oliver.
Miss Wood, Miss Leutze. Mr.. Winship
and Mrs. Frances Bidde.
Mr. and Mrs Lisner will entertain in
their box Judge anu MIS-. D.h..i A.SN
VII M.iaht and commissioner and Mrs. Ru-
| dolph. po,,.,, f,h,or,,,
will have with them in their poA Mrs.
Merrill and Mr.. Harris iIoo,.r with their
.nasts Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Russell and
Mr. and Mrs. John JOY Edson have. also
taken boxes.
Nc George w. Atkinson is not receiv-
inn an Mondays this month. but hopes to
he at home to her friends the first Mon
day in February.
| Miss katherine Duckwali is member