Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-22

filled with lovely specimens. Two sma Her
silver vases. with which it was Mps. Hoke
I Smiths custom to mark President and
/ Mrs. Cleveland's places when they dined
with her at her * street home years ago.
were placed at the ends of the table. and
were filled with white lilacs and violets.
The name cards were also decorated with
orchids.
| The guests to meet Miss Cleveland were
Miss Maitland Marshall Miss Hannah
Taylor and the Countess Paoli Casseli;
Mai Winship, Capt; Talbot. United
States Army: Mr.. Arthur Machen of
Baltimore. Mr.. Thomas Ruffin and En-
sign Austin Simpson. United States Navy.
! OF the Dolphin.
Senator Hoke Smith. Mrs. Ransom and
; Miss Lucy Hoke Smith afterward took
the party to. the theater, where two
| boxes were in use.
! The marriage is announced at Trinity
| Church. Pittsburgh. January IL. of Capt.
and Miss Dorothy Agnes Young. daughter
| of the late Gov. William Young of Mil
| waukee. Wis. Bishop Courtlandt White
| head officiating. A wedding breakfast fol-
/; lowed at the Duquesne Club
| head. will not be at home tomorrow at
the New Willard.
| The Georgetown Law School junior
of February :; at the New Willard Hotel,
in the large ballroom. The committee of ar
engagements consists of J. Newton Brewer
| chairman; S. Rippel. Fl. Elias. s. Kent. l..
Shaw. E. CampaZZi. G.. Bond, G. Bergin.
w. Banes, w. j. Common. J. l.. Peters and
ID. Hart.
Mr. James c. Kimball and daughter,
Miss Laura B. kimball of Providence, r.
l., are visiting relatives for few days
at 1412 Euclid street.
| Mrs. w. Fl. Waggaman will be at home
tomorrow and the following Thursday al
.22.3S3 18th street
! Mrs. Bristow. wife of Senator Bristow
| of Kansas. will receive tomorrow after
noon from 3 to g. and will have with her
Mrs. Henry j. Allen of Wichita, Kan.
| Mrs. John Lewis Edwards will not be at
home Friday on account of death in the
family.
Mrs. William Alden Smith will not re-
cefve tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert NJ. La Toilette will not
be at home tomorrow, but will receive
the remaining Thursdays of the season.
excepting February 20. February % she
will keep open house, as is her custom.
for all who may care to call.
Mrs. Leland o. Howard and Miss How
ard will receive SaS$rday afternoons at
| their home. 2G26 Hillyer place, until Lent.
and her daughter. Miss Editha l.. Thur
Der, of New York, who are spending the
winter at the Donald, have their
guest Miss Belt of Warrenton. Va, for
week. Miss Thurber and her mother
will be glad to old friends. Mrs.
Stedman was a Miss Wadsworth and her
father was an old resident of this city.
a nf n
the dance at the marine barracks. with
Maj Gen. and Mrs. Biddle as hosts;
Mrs. Austin Stickney's dance at the
Playhouse for Miss Cheney of Hartford.
illogical Society at the home Of Col.
and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean have
returned from short stay at Palm
Beach.
Mrs. George W. Rae will not receive
tomorrow.
l. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock entertained at
luncheon of twenty-four covers to-
day for her house guests. Mrs. Fred
| erick +. Thompson and Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Dodge, both of New York.
| Brig Gen and Mrs James B. Aleshire
gave dinner last night in honor of the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Stimson. The
Weeks Rear Admiral and Mrs. Andrews,
Dr. and Mrs. William Holland Wilmer,
Miss Mabel Boardman and Brig. Gen.
James Allen.
Miss Helen Taft attended the dance
which Mr. and Mrs. Henry White gave,
following dinner, last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Judah II. Sears had
guests in to tea yesterday at the Shore
ham, where they are staying. Mrs. Sears
was Miss Catherine Cameron. daughter
of the late Sir Roderick Cameron of
Staten Island. Her marriage to Mr..
Sears took place last summer. Among
their guests yesterday were Miss Taft,
the Misses Meyer. Miss ingalls,. Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth Postmaster General
Hitchcock. Mr.. de Bach of the Russian
embassy, Mr.. and Mrs. James Curtis, MIR.
Won Bulow of the German embassy, Miss
Margaret Perrin. Miss Mum, Miss Ethel
Moves, Capt. Louis Little. Capt. Ray
mond Rogers and Count de Sartiges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears returned to New
York today.
Mrs Arthur A. Birney and Miss Birney
will not receive tomorrow, but will be at
home Thursday, January 80.
Gen Andrew ]. West of Atlanta, conf
missioner from Georgia to Getty sburg is
at the Raleigh, en- route to Philadelphia
to meet the Gettysburg commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Murray announce
the engagement of their daughter Elsa
to Mr.. w. Dayton Shelly of Oak Lane
Pa.
Mrs. Hoke Smith, wife of Senator
Hoke Smith of Georgia. will receive to-
morrow afternoon for the last time this
season. and VIII have her daughters, Miss
Lucy HOke Smith and Mrs. Ransom to
assist. Others assisting will be Mrs
Swanson of Virginia. Mrs. Overman of
North Carolina. Mrs. Johnston of Ala
bama, Mrs. Johnson of Maine. Mrs.
Bryan of Florida, Mrs. Gore of Okla
homa. Mrs. Pomerene of Ohio, Mrs.
Chamberlain of Oregon, Mrs. Myers of
Montana, Mrs Reed of Missouri Mrs.
MARITIME of New Jersey and Mrs. Ashurst
of Arizona.
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar of Florida,
Mrs. Benjamin Micou, Miss Sallie Will
liams and Miss Frances Finley of South
Carolina will preside at the tea table, and
Miss Elizabeth Munford at the punch
bowl.
Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs. Tucker
will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Crenshaw and the Misses Cren-
shaw will be at home Tuesday, Jan
uary 2S.
| Miss Anna X. Chapman will not be at
home Wednesdays until February ), when
she will have Mrs Harry K Daugherty