Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-19

pretty dance Thursday evening. Among
those present were Miss Gertrude ray
Smithers, Misses Marie and Lydia Pay
cite, Miss Isabelle Edwards Misses Lolita
NJ and Marion J. Brown and Miss Cath
crime O'Donnell. and Messrs. Harry j.
Costello, Fred ]. Schmitt, Thomas A.
Bergen, Edward ]. Chapman. DR.. J. Nor
man Russell Walter G. Ryan, Ernest W.
Reuth. Leonard c. Kaufman and Ralph
J. Saffell.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherley F. Williams, VINO
were recently married, We're rendered
reception by the brides parents, Capt.
and Mrs. j. T. Hollnberger of Col Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. last evening.
The occasion of the reception was the
departure of the couple for Annapolis,
Md, where they will make their future
home. Among the guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Curtin, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Faber, Mrs. Mary Gingell, MISS hatle
Garth, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin B. De-
laney, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenny, Mr.:
and Mrs. James Buckley Miss Margaret
Curtin, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Belson. MISS
Hazel Allen of Ohio. Miss Iva NJ. Ben
nett Mr.. Lee Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Woodfield. Miss Gilmore uehr and Miss
H. Juliet Hollinberger. The couple re-
ceived many beautiful gifts from their
friends. A buffet supper was served.
Mr.. Charles l. Inman Of Chicago. who
was one of the out-of-town guests for the
Vandergrift-Garrett wedding, entertained
at beautiful luncheon yesterday at the
table was decorated with pink roses and
the candles had rose shades.
Mrs. George Summerlin chaperoned the
party and the guests included Miss Ma
rion Leutze, Miss Esther Denny, MISS
Caryl Crawford Miss Mersman. Miss
Frances Sullivan Mr.. Newton Perry, Mr..
Francis Hardy, Mr.. Charles Gushing. Mr..
Henry McRee, Mr.. Howard Logan and
Mr.. Kenneth Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs G. D. Wolfe celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
at their home. 1904 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Wolfe was gowned in silver gray
and was assisted in receiving by her sis
tiers. the Misses Cecil. and Misses Mar
guerite Poynton and Nettie Beall. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Cecil served punch. Messrs.
William Powers, Arthur D. Cecil and
Charles H. Popenoe rendered music dur
ing the evening. Miss Estelle Wolfe ac-
companying. Miss Daisy Cecil enter
tanned the guests by several readings.
A buffet supper was served: Miss Lillian
Wolfe presiding at the coffee. Mr.: and
Mrs. Wolfe received handsome gifts Of
cut glass and silver.
Mrs. c. G. Memminger entertained at
tea at the Grafton Saturday afternoon.
ceiving by Miss Christine Memminger,
Miss Virginia Fraser and Miss Padelford.
Mrs. Thomas Sim Lee poured tea and
Mrs. Thomas J. Kemp presided at the
cocoa table. The hostess wore French
gown of steel gray chiffon bordered with
amethyst over a dull yellow sheath. Miss
Memminger was charming in coral net
fecked with gold Among those who
Miss Nell Fletcher. Mrs Turner, Mrs.
Finley, Mrs Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Rose,
Miss Lee and Mrs. Legare.
Mice Caf ri T,arlsip If Q1O NoW
Hampshire avenue was at home to
large number of her friends Friday even
ing. A buffet supper was served in the
dining roOm the decorations being palms
and cut flowers. Among the guests were
Misses NJ. O'Brien, c. Chambers. 8. Ban
MISTER NJ. Shugrue. f. Bannister, c. Lar
kin. f. Muddiman, E. Hurdle, S. Nc
Carthy. A. Mccarthy, Messrs. N. Long.
Madigan, f. Larkin, J. Madigan, T.
Walsh. N. Madigan. n: Glascoe. Mes
DANES NJ. Larkin. r. CLANCY, A. Madi-
gan and M. Loveless
The evening of January II a return
dance was given in Donohoes Hall by
the boys to the girls for leap year. The
hall was tastefully decorated in red and
green interspersed with college pennants.
Refreshments were served during inter-
mission by the observation-disclosures
William H. I.yles, r. f. Miller and Elma
Lyles. Those dancing were Misses Ethel
Buckler. Marie McGrain, Bertha Padgett,
Dorothy McCauley. Evelyn Lyles. Elsie
Hibbs, Rosetta Clark. Lillian Clark,
Dorothy Lyles. Alma Cramer. Rosa Blu
cher Pauline Lyles, Carrie Smith. Marie
LescalIet, Charlotte Voelckner. Lee Eta
Lyles. Mrs. Jennie Oehm. Messrs Walter
Hibbs. Leslie Lyles. Bradley, Charles
Dunbar. Bright Clark. Fred Goss. Alfred
harrison. Jack Lyles. Robert Campbell.
Page Etchinson, Earle Lyles, George
Cressey, Raymond Padgett. Raymond
Clarke, Carl Budwesky and William
Oehm.