Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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The floral decorations Of the dining room
were red carnations and the tapers on
the tea table burned under red shades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron s. Adams gave a
very pretty dance last night for Miss
Marie IT. Adams. one OF the most great
~ admired dcbutantes this winter. a
buffet supper was served Mrs. Adams
wore white charmeuse. yelled in black
chiffon, and Miss Adams yellow chiffon
looped up with tiny lunches Of forget
me-nots and trimmed with crystal fringe.
Miss Mary Walsh Of Boston. her guest
wore white satin draped with pink chif-
fon and bordered with bands OF natural
colored marabou. There were about sixty
guests.
Miss Eta Taggart has invitations out
for a masquerade dance. to be given in
honor of Miss Grace Zane and Miss Helen
Rockwell Monday. February 3.
Mrs. George Thomas Smallwood, Miss
Dorothy Smallwood and Mrs. Ordway
will be at home informally at Woodcrest,
:?f25 10th street. the remaining Thursdays
In January.
Mrs. Charles Perry Miller is entertain
ing at a tea this afternoon at her home
on Cathedral avenue i'm compliment to
Miss Marie Holtzman Adams. Mrs. Miller
has assisting her Miss Anna Kay Smoot,
Miss Edith lie Due. Miss Natalie briggs.
Miss Margaret Fechtler. Miss Doris
Drain. Miss Walsh and Miss Margaret
Joyce. Misses Pauline and Charlotte
Block are presiding at the tea table.
Mrs. Bristow. wife of Senator Bristow.
will not receive tomorrow, but will be at
home Thursday. January %. with Mrs.
Henry J. Allen OF Wichita, Kan.
Mrs. Judson G. Clements and Miss Du-
laney will receive tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Clements will not be at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Baxter Clossen
are spending some weeks in Washington
at 1taJ IL street. Mrs. Closson is a
daughter of DR.. h. NJ. Gallaudet, for
many years president Of the Columbia
Institution for the Deaf at Kendall
Green.
Mrs. William F. Lemon will be at home
tomorrow and Thursday. January 80.
Mrs John c. Shaw will be hostess at
a silver tea and smoker for st. Anthony's
Church, North Beach, Nd. tomorrow,
from 8 to II, at 900 X street northwest
Mrs. William Alden Smith. wife of SEN
ator Smith of Michigan, will receive
tomorrow. having with her Mrs. Joel r.
Heatwolc of Northfeld, Mimi, who is
her house guest.
Mr. s c. Thompson of this city has
gone to Battle Creek, Mich
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn II. Troutman of
12J 18th street northeast. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth
Walton. and William August Lepley,
Wednesday. January -.
Mrs George A. King and her daughter
Mrs. Robert Messenger Hinckley. will be
at home tomorrow and the remaining
Thursdays In January
Mrs. L. b. Swormstedt will be at home
tomorrow and the first and third Thurs
days in February.
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes Is spending the
week in New York, and will not be at
home tomorrow
Mr. William r. Hodges Of the Kenyon
apartments left Saturday last for an eX-
tended trip to California, stopping at
numerous points of interest on the way
Miss Bouldin will be home to her
friends Thursdays from ) to and to
10 at the Magnolia
Mrs. Mann will be at home today and
the following Wednesdays in January at
her home on 18th street
Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith and Miss
Smith will be at home tomorrow. from
to T. to the parishioners and friends of
st. Margaret's.
| Mrs. Fries. wife Of Maj. Fries. T. S.
A. will not he at home tomorrow after
noon but will receive on the remaining
Thursdays of the month.
| Mrs. Kline and her daughter, Miss
| Kline. have returned to Washington and
| are at 1742 p street northwest.
Mrs Grace NJ. de Lashmutt and Miss
| de Lashmutt Of Virginia are spending a
| few days with Mrs. Thomas Bradley at
her residence, 1901 18th street.
Mrs Henry l. Myers aud Mrs, James