Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-22
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
JUDICIARY HONORED AT WHITE
HOUSE LAST NIGHT.
Miss Esther Cleveland Dined at
Senator Hoke Smiths Home.
Other Events Notes.

Other Events-Notes.
The President and Mrs Taft entertain
ed at dinner last night the Chief Justice
and Mrs. White. Mr.. Justice .and Mrs.
Mckenna. Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Holmes,
Mr.. Justice Day. Mr. Justice and Mrs.
l.urton. Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Hughes. Mr..
Justice Van Devanter, Mr. Justice and
Mrs. Lamar. Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Pit
ney. the Attorney General and Mrs.
Wickersham, Senator and Mrs Clarence
ID. Clark, Senator and Mrs. Nelson. Sena-
tor and Mrs. Sutherland, Senator and
| Mrs. Root, Representative and Mrs. Will
liam g. Brantley. Representative and
Mrs. Henry d. Clayton. Representative
John A. Sterling. Representative and
Mrs. Paul Rowland. the solicitor general.
Mr.. Joseph III. Choate former Senator
and Mrs. John c. Spooner Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Cass Ledyard. Mr.. and Mrs John
G. Mlburn. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wharton Pepper
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Maxwell Mr.. and
Mrs G. n. Severance Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Donnelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard v Lind
abury. Judge and Mrs. John H. Doyle
Mr.; John l.. Cadwa!adeT, Judge and Mrs.
4 -,
| kIrchner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hender-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Harlan, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry w. Taft. Mr.. and Mrs
W. c. Heron. Mrs. Louis T. More. Miss
Taft, Mr.. Max Pam. Mr.. John p. Wilson,
| Mr.. Henry w. Anderson, Mr. James H.
| Hoyt. Mr.. Alfred p. Thorn. Mr. Harry NJ
| Daugherty and Lieut.. c. r. p. Rodgers
| The table decorations We're of Mrs. Taft
carnations and maidenhair ferns After
dinner Miss Lorraine Wyman, soprano
gave groups of Old English and old
French songs and English ballads, with
Mrs. Louis II. Smith at the piano
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taft. Mr.. Joseph
Choate and Mr.. John l.. Cadwalader, who
We're guests over night at the White
House. returned to their respective homes
today.
Miss Isabel Vincent, daughter of Presi-
dent George Edward Vincent of the
Minnesota State University, and a former
classmate of Miss Taft at Bryn Mawr.
| has arrived at the White House on
visit
Miss Taft and Miss Vincent were
| luncheon guests of Miss Lfppitt, daughter
of Senator Lippitt, today
Tonight Miss Taft will attend a dance
at the home of Senator du Pont
This afternoon the President and Mrs.
Chamber Of Commerce.
Mrs. Alice E. Thompson entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs Won
Oven of Beloit. Wis who is visiting her
| father, Judge E. p. Seeds Of this city
Inc drawing rooms were profusely
decorated with carnations and smilax.
White violets and daisies added to the
brightness of the dining room.
The other guests were Mrs Howard
wilson. Mrs. John B. Watts. Mrs James
lotion, Mrs. Bernard Tolson, Mrs. Ar
n Inur topping. Mrs Clay Smith, Mrs.
MRS. William Macdonald, Miss Cora
Myers. Mrs Oscar Humphrey. Mrs.
f,I;,i Eaton Mrs. Edwin Chadwick. Mrs.
Mrs. Howard Brooks
AFTER luncheon the guests played cards,
IN which Mrs. Frank Eaton and Mrs.
arthur Topping carried off first honors.
Miss Emily Plimpton Rider. whose mar
rage to Mr.. Albert George Prescott will
TAKE place tomorrow evening was
9nterta ned last night by Mr. and Mrs
s"nns Ho, INES at a theater party and
given her by Mrs. Joseph Stephenson yes
terday: A shower was also given her by
MRS. F1eharty of the Darlington Several
other showers given by friends. a card
party by Mrs. Earl Mccormick and a
supper Sunday evening by Mrs Van
Emmon have all been delightful AFFAIRS
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson White of Wood
ley place will entertain at dinner tonight
Tor MISS Rider and Mr.. Prescott. Yes
terday Mrs Leon UIman gave a card
party for Miss Rider, which was enjoyed
by a large company
Rev Mr.: Edwards of the Epiphany will
De the officiating minister. Mrs. Leon
Ulman will be the matron of honor and
the Misses Dorothy and Mildred Rider
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Harold Prescott of Boston will be
best man for his brother. A reception
will follow at the home of the br;de.s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Everett p. Rider.
where the ceremony will also take place.
Mrs. George Tully Vaughan of 171s
street Will not be at home Thursday. the
23d. ''
Mrs. William A. Leetch will be unable
to receive Thursdays, January 23 and 30
Miss Margery Aleshire has gone to Pen
sacola to spend several weeks with Miss
Nellie Kaiser. who was her guest a few
weeks ago. Miss Dorothy AIeshire will
go to Panama to spend the spring with
Col. and Mrs. Goethals, sailing with them
the last of this month.
One of last years Lenten diversions is
to be revived this year with the reor-
auspices of the District of Columbia
Auxiliary of the Navy Relief Society.
The meetings will be held at the Arcade
on 18th street near Park road, Tuesday
afternoons during Lent. from :; to $50
O'Clock, beginning February H. AS the
4tk of March falls on Tuesday. the meet
ing of that week will be held Wednesday
March >. The members of the ticket
committee are: Mrs. F. f. Beatty, chair
man. Mrs. SeatOn Schroeder. Mrs. Rich
ard Wainwright. Mrs. William P Biddle
Mrs. F.. F.. Fletcher. Mrs. Alexander
Sharp, Mrs. Philip Andrews, Mrs A. F.
Fechteler. Mrs. L. J. Dorm. Mrs. r. X.
Belknap. Mrs. Spencer Wood, Mrs A. l..
Willard. Mrs. Victor Blue. Mrs. L. w.
Spratling, Mrs J. +. Myers and Miss
Marjorie Smith.
Mrs. Adams Foster and the Misses
Foster of 22O7 Massachusetts avenue will
! not receive Friday. the oath, on account
of illness in the family but will be at
home Friday, the 31st, for the last time
this season.
Mrs. Emory William Resinger will be
at home the Wednesdays in February.
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith had the
pleasure of entertaining at dinner at their
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