Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-24


Mrs. William A. James. Mrs. ]. p. Sar-
win and Mrs. Belle c. Riley.
Mrs. Short Willis Is chairman of the
young ladies' committee.
Mr.. Frank B. Martin has charge Of the
floor committee. the members of this
committee including Messrs Charles Hill
Bowie, Stanley Holland, Arthur Hough-
ton. j. Edwin Neil Clarence r. Potlen-
ger, F. Russell Fravel, f. F. Dutton, j. f.
Pennybaker, j. West Chambers. Norman
l. Taylor. Randolph Harper. Ralph L.
Sasscer. Abner Ferguson. P. j. Altizer.
Wallace Streater. r. r. Tompkins. DIR.
Thomas H. Atkinson. Dr. Wade Atkin-
son. DIR. l.. II. English. DIR. Joseph ID.
Rogers. DIR. Oscar Wilkinson. DR.. Tay-
lor Undertake, DR.. Melvin P. Eslin.
Mgs Lee will perform the ceremony
tomorrow at the marriage Of his niece.
Miss Helen Lee. and Mr.. Robert Swain
Peabody of Boston.
The event will take place at noon at
the residence of the brides mother
Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee. 1771 Massa-
chusetts avenue. i'm the presence OF a
small family party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Wyeth chap
eroned the dinner and double box party
which Miss Martha Bowers gave last
night in compliment to Miss Isabel
Vincent. VINO is a guest at the White
House.
Mrs. William Carroll was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday, when her guests
were Mrs. Pierce Crosby, Mrs. Herbert
Pierce, Mrs. Qualtrough. Mrs. George
Fl. Chase. Mrs. Otto Tittman. Mrs.
Wilder: Mrs. Richmond P Hobson.
Charles Tittman. Mrs. Clapp. the Misses
Sedgeley, Miss Jones, Mrs. Bremen and
Mrs. Grosvenor.
At the reception at the Congressional
Club for the diplomats this evening Mrs.
Ernest w. Roberts. the president. will be
assisted in receiving by the French am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand.
Assisting i'm the entertainment will be
Mrs. McCumber. Mrs. George Won l..
Meyer, Mrs. Chandler Hale. Mrs. Beck
man Winthrop. Miss Helen Cannon. Mrs.
ii. A. Cooper, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
Miss Wood. Mrs George w. Fairchild,
Mrs. w. G. Harper. Mrs. j. {. Lin;hicum
Mrs. lockwood Hoar. NJ SIS Mabel Board
man, Mrs. j. b. Henderson and MIS-
Howard S. Reside.
The Lorleberg trio will give the must
cal program of the evening.
Mrs. Lurton entertained at luncheon
yesterday.
Col and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
also entertained at luncheon yesterday.
followed by dancing. i'm honor OF Miss
Sallie Williams.
Miss Robyn Young Was hostess at a
bridge party yesterday, when Miss Nina
Van Arsdale. who is leaving next Sun
day for a trip around the world, was
the honor guest.
Mrs. Willoughby T. Chesley will be at
home Saturday. January -; and viii have
with her Mrs. w. Fred Hoffman and
Miss Semple of Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Melville Boiling
will not receive the next two Sundays.
but will be at home Mondays, February
3 and 10.
The Misses Critcher will not be at home
Saturday, January %. owing to absence
from the city.
Mrs. Henry Wells of 21st street en-
tertained this week at delightful lunch
con in honor of Mrs. Maus. wife of Gen.
Marion Maus. Among those invited to
don, Mrs. George Andrews. Mrs. Dion
Williams, Mrs Stephen Slocum. Mrs.
John Chamberlain and Mrs. Alfred Tay-
loe.
Col Edward W. Creecy, formerly of
this city, is spending few days with his
relative, Mr.. p. c. Wilson, at 1920 I
street northwest. having just returned
from New York. where he went Tuesday
last to see Mrs. Creecy off on the steam
ship Creole, which sailed for New Or
leans, Col. Creecy's native city. yester-
day at noon. Col. Creecy will leave here
Saturday by rail for New ORLEANS and
meet Mrs. Creecy there upon the arrival
of the Creole.
The Congressional Club Will give a re-
ception this evening in honor of the diplo-
matte corps at the clubhouse from 9:3C
until 1880 O'Clock The regular Friday
afternoon reception will not take place
today.
Miss Lillian Gesas of Salt Lake City,
who has been on a visit to Mr. and Mrs
James Filter, has gone to New York.
The Spanish minister and Sonora de
Riano have as a guest at the legation the
Marquis de la Vega Inclan. emissary of
the King Of Spain, who is here to ar
range for the Spanish exhibit at the
Panama exposition at San Francisco. He
arrived yesterday in time to be present
at the dinner and reception given at the
legation to celebrate the name day of
the king. His visit is entirely unofficial.
Representative and Mrs. Edwin 5. In
derhill entertained at dinner last night
Senator and Mrs. MARITIME. Representative
and Mrs. Boreland, Representative and
Mrs. Lyndon Evans. Representative and
Mrs. Stephen B. Ayres. Mrs. Carr of
Representative C. A. Talcott and Repre-
sentative William E. futile.
After several years absence abroad. Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Alexander Crawford. who ar
rived in America December p. have re-
turned to Washington and opened their
house on New Hampshire avenue, where
they intend residing until March. During
their residence abroad Mr.. and Mrs
Crawford usually passed the summers in
England at their country home near Tun-
bridge Wells and the winters in Paris
and on the Riviera.
Mrs. Jackson, wife of Senator Jackson
of Maryland. will be at home the first
Thursday in February and the following
Thursday.