Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-25

from the realm, Of King Revel, and Giu-
seppe Cadenasso as his chamberlain was
an imposing parsonage in his robes Of
black satin and brocade. The gentlemen
of the court were Messrs. Roy Ryone.
Randall Borough, and the officers. Court
ney Ford and Allan Dunn. The prizes
were awarded from the dais In the palm
court at 1890 o'clock. when the pageant
emperor and empress. The chamberlain
informed the prize winners of their good
fortune, and the dancing began.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. westcott of
1928 Vermont avenue northwest are now
in st. Augustine, Fla, where they ex-
pect to remain until April next. Mr..
Westcott is convalescing from severe
attack of typhoid fever.
DR.. and Mrs. William q. Schafhirt and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drew, who have been
sojourning at the Hamilton, Bermuda,
expect to return February o.
Mr.. G. g. Pointer and daughter, Ella
a.. Pointer. Of Washington. D. c., are
stopping at Galen Hall Atlantic City,
N. J.. during the Lenten season.
Plans are being perfected by the greens
committee of the Columbia Country Club
for the opening of the ladies' golf course
In the early part Of spring. The unusual
ly severe weather of the passing winter
has delayed this work. The site selected
for the ladies' course, which will be the
only ladies' course in or near Washing
ton, is the large space of ground near the
clubhouse and between Connecticut ave-
nue. and the regular course, and expert
advice and assistance have been employed
in designing the links, the placing Of the
tees and green's and the ladies' course.
while not as hilly and rugged as the
eighteen-hole course, will afford many
pretty holes, giving opportunity for the
display Of skill without making 1t difficult
fNy. fkA to IL tive <hAyS
unnecessarily.
The large grove Of oaks back Of the
clubhouse has been cleared Of waste
and underbrush, and tea tables and
rustic chairs will be placed therein to
make this spot an attractive one, easily
accessible from the wide verandas Of
the house, and overlooking the first
tee. Additional tennis courts are also
being laid out and lockers installed.
The second secretary Of the German en-
bassy, DR.. Albert Klein. and Mrs. Kie-
lin, who have recently taken q house on
Massachusetts avenue, are spending the
week end In New York.
Mrs. Isaac Winston entertained at
bridge Tuesday afternoon at her apart
ment in the Portner
Representative Cravens and family have
taken an apartment at 1927 10th street for
the remainder Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Chiffon Of West Virginia
were visiting in Washington during the
week. While here they were guests at
the New Willard.
Mrs Mclaughlin at Florence Court,
entertained party Of ladies' at bridge
and five hundred Thursday afternoon.
There were eight tables Of cards. Eiab-
o'clock. The decorations were pink sweet
peas.
Mrs. Robert Harper entertained at din
ner Wednesday, in compliment to Mr. and
Mrs. La Motto of Pawhuska, Okla.
Mrs. Hoxie, wife Of Gen. Hoxie, U. 8.
A.. and president OF the Lincoln Circle,
ladies Of the circle Friday evening at her
home on K street.
Miss M. Hall Of Philadelphia. Pa: Miss
Harg OF New York and Miss Esther
Moore Of Pennsylvania were guests ut
the Normandie during the week.
Miss Lillian Gronna, daughter Of Sena-
tor ana Mrs. Gronna. returned Monday
from q short visit to Annapolis. where
she visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and at
tended the military hop Saturday even
ing
Miss Mary Oliphant and Miss Lucy
ing the week Of Miss Wood, at the Coch-
ran. and attended the congressional re-
ception at the White House Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Carusi has returned to
Washington from short trip to Charles
ton. 8. G.
Mrs. c. Boughton has gone to Porto
Rico. where she will remain for an In
definite time. ;.
Mrs. Henry B. Mum, Mrs. Elizabeth
Thompson and Mrs. William e. williams
were hostesses at silver tea Tuesday
for the benefit OF the Ear, Eye and
Throat Hospital, at Mrs. Munn's resi-
dence on r street. Mrs. Vandevere served
frappe. Mrs. Huske poured tea, Mrs.
Parker. Miss Huske. Miss Rachel Willard,
Miss Margaret Ernshaw. Miss Williams
and Miss Poole assisted in dispensing the
Inequalities. Red carnations were used
effectively in the drawing room. while
crimson tulips and George washington
birthday favors were the glowing color
tones OF the dining room.
Miss Emma Lanford Shelton, Mrs. LII
liam M. N. Stevens and Miss Anna Cor
don were weekend visitors at Richmond.
Va. Mrs. Stevens was invited to make
q speech before the legislature and was
introduced by tho speaker Of the house.
Later Gov. and Mrs. Mann rendered them
a reception at the governors mansion.
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