Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

Miss Mary Fogg was hostess Tuesday
at a beautiful luncheon given in her
apartment at Stoneleigh Court. Masses
of white roses and maidenhair fern were
used in the decoration of the table, the
same color scheme being carried out in
the place cards, favors and ices. The
favors, little green and white windmills
and little carts and horses, were brought
by Miss Fogg' from Holland.
Miss Louise Fairfax Robertson enter
tanned at dance Tuesday at the Cairo
in compliment to her house guest, Miss
Lawrence Swearingen of Louisville, KY.
A surprise party was given tofMr. Wal
ter Gill on his birthday. January -, 1913,
at his home at Sligo. Md. Many games
were played and prizes were awarded.
Refreshments were served at 1880 pm.
The table was tastefully decorated with
roses and ferns. Music and singing We're
part of the evenings entertainment.
Those invited Were: jeanette Lusby,
Pearl Wilson. Edna Holt Halle and lone
Shaw, Grace Barnes, Larne Cashell, Mary
Gill. Mamie Cheney. Mrs Nafey, Nettie
Gill. Earl Barnes. Charles Eaton, George
Cook, Roy Wilson. Walter Gill; Russell
Gill. Raymond Nafey. Howard Barnes,
Arthur Groscup, William Lusby, Ray
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hagan cele-
brated the eighteenth birthday or their
daughter Grace at her grandparents
nesday night, and Miss Hagan was the
recipient of many handsome gifts. At
1870 pm. the gathering adjourned to
the dining room to partake of most
room was beautifully decorated with
palms and carnations. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hagan,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Hagan. Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs o. Christman. Mrs A. r. Mis-
ter. Mrs. Carl Hammel, DIR. Tpham. Mrs.
r. Delay. Miss Grace L. Hagan, Miss
Grace Sturgis. Miss Mamie Delay. Miss
Ethel Evans, Miss Carrie b. Rogers, Miss
Margaret Roaers, Miss Abilene Tomp
kins Miss Elsie Hamme, Miss Marie
Phillips, Miss May Reilly. Miss Louise
apple Miss Mss Mar Mary CROWLEY Miss Mss; Marie
Delay, Miss u. Kramer. Miss Florence
| Richardson, Mr. Jack Samakow, DIR. S.
II. Rosenthal. Mr.. Goldstein. Mr.. NJ.
Smith. Mr.. George C. Fowler Mr.. Frank
Van Ness. Mr.. Allan Hagan. Mr. H.
Berg, Mr.. r. c. Hagan, Mr.. r. Craft,
Mr.. Frank E. Hagan, Mr.. NJ. Rosenthal,
| Mr.. j. E. Dentz. Mr.. NJ. B. Holland. Mr..
| Earl S. Willis. Mr.. W. II. Chism. Mr.. A.
| j. Christman. Mr.. Frank W. Richardson
Mr.. Horace Richardson and Master Viii
| lie Hagan.
| Miss Louise Gregory entertained num-
| Der of her friends at her home, SO6 North
Carolina avenue southeast, Wednesday,
| January 20, with music and dancing.
| The decorations were very unique, in
green and pink. especially in the dining
| room. Among those present were Miss
Louise Tucker. Miss Mary Munday. Miss
Helen Hunt. Miss Rosa Shofnos. Miss
Elizabeth Parks. Miss Eva Childress,
Miss Nellie Mccormick. Miss Naomi
Gates. Mr.. c. Bon Geigneur. Mr. A.
Schaffer. Mr.. A. Shaw. Mr.. Z. Costello,
Mr.. King De Loter. Mr.. A. Mays: Mr.. E.
Luckett. Mr.. NJ. De Brosne. Mr.. V. Brow
| den and Mr.. Crawford.
| Mrs. Leola Castle entertained at her
| home. 60 Maryland avenue northeast,
THURSDAY evening. The table was dec
Grated with pink and white roses and the
| candles We're capped; with pink shades.
Miss Castle was assisted in receiving her
guests by Miss Stella Myers. Her guests
We're Misses Alice and Virgie Myers.
Mary and Genevieve Sullivan, Louise
| Spates. Catherine Bailey. Emily Eltridge,
Julia and Helen Kraus of Lancaster, Pa,
| and Mayreese Wilson of Baltimore. Nd,
and Messrs. James Abbott. Harry Riches,
Wye Schaefer II. BOYLE. Robert Swain.
| Philip Castle, Lloyd Segal of Philadel-
phia. Pa: Edward Graham of Warren
ton, Va. and Robert Lynn of Virginia.
| Mr.. and Mrs Edgar E. Phoebus cele-
DRAFTED the crystal anniversary of their
wedding at a reception and dance in
| their home last Monday night. The host
and hostess marched to the bower formed
of ported plants and evergreens, where.
they received. to the strains of we'd
ding march played on the piano by the
Rev. Frederick J. Wenchel. The hostess
! carried large bouquet of bride roses.
Mrs. Mary p. Phoebus. mother of the
| host and Mrs. Caroline Toepfer. mother
of the hostess, also stood in the receiv-
ing line.
A buffet supper was served during the
evening. Presiding over the tables were
Mrs. George VoneifY. Mrs. J. Steubner
Mrs. William J. Wheatley. Mrs. w. Scott
and Mrs. John Thomas. Following the
reception of the guests the dancing be-
gan and continued until late hour.
| The house was handsomely decorated
| with American. beauty roses. ported
plants and festoons of evergreens The
| couple We're the recipients of many hand
some presents of cut glass and hand
| painted chinaware.
| Among those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs l.. Raeder, DR. and Mrs. r. Schron-
dau, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aschenbach.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Rogers. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Walter Barr. Mr. and Mrs III. AL
bers, Mr.. and Mrs. Bckerton, Mr.. and
| Mrs. van Reuth. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rib
| nitski. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Schultz. Mr..
| and Mrs. d. Lear, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Connor. their son and daughter: Mes
DANES William Lockwood, l.. Ryan, John