Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-02
Parties.

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DIR. and Mrs. Gilmer BreniZer were the
hosts at a beautiful reception at the
Brunswick Friday evening. The drawing
rooms were beautiful with a profusion of
| spring flowers, ferns and palms, the same
| flowers being used in the adornment of
the tea table in the dining room. Assist
| ing in receiving were Mrs. Lee Overman,
the wife of Senator Overman; Mrs. w. III.
Bagley and Mrs. Van Rensselaer, of New
York. while in The dining room Miss
Kathryn Overman. Miss Claire Claxton
and Miss Julia Borden of Goldsboro, n.
c., assisted in serving refreshments.
Mrs. Ben johnson gave a pretty lunch
con Thursday at her apartment on 10th
street. her guests being Mrs Johnston.
wife of Senator Johnston of Alabama
Mrs. Thomas II. Paynter. wife of Sena-
tor Paynter of Kentucky; Mrs. Ayres
and Miss Ffrzhugh.
Mrs. Rufus Hardy entertained at
luncheon at her home on Massachusetts
avenue in honor of her daughter. Mrs.
Holloway of Corsicana. Tex, and Of Mrs.
Blanding of the same city, the guest of
Mrs. Wood.
Senator and Mrs. John Sharp Williams
Were the hosts at dinner last week. their
-
Percy. Senator and Mrs. Culberson and
Representative and Mrs. Henry u. Clay
ton.
A birthday surprise party was given to
Miss Edna Stryker at her residence 1925
Florida avenue northeast. the evening Of
the I'D. The house was prettily deco
rated with patriotic colors, the favors,
tally cards. etc, being in accordance with
the holiday. From the games INDUCED
in Miss Esther Wright and Mr.. Thour
won first prizes. and Miss Stryker and
Mr.. Samuel Marlowe second prizes. In
the dining room, tastefully decorated in
red white and blue. and profusion of
carnations, Mrs. Williams, sister of the
hostess, presided. Those present were
the Misses Daisy Hopwood. Esther
Wright, Louise Brown. Rita Atkinson,
Frances Kohlmer Edna Stryker, Hattie
Williams and Helen koher. Mrs. Will
liams and the out-of-town sister and
cousin of the hostess. Also Messrs.
Thour. Bayne Brown. George Garland.
Charles Dalziel. Harvie Sykes. Samuel
Marlowe. Francis Williams and Mr. Lu-
Glen Williams.
Wednesday evening. the 18th the Rad
cliffe Club was delightfully."- entertained
by Mrs. Flora Wambaugh Patterson, the
Decatur. Miss Davenport gave infor-
NAL talk on the woman suffrage move
ment, speaking more particularly of her
experiences in England in 1910. Mrs.
of her life in Paris and of the opportuni-
ties for women studying at the Sorbonne.
social hour followed.
An intercollegiate dance was given by
the Standards Club Washington 8 birthday.
The hall was tastefuly decorated with
banks of palms and flowers and about
fifty different college pennants. Each
couple present wore the colOrs of the
man. Among those present were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan. Mr.. Dainty and Miss Quack-
enbush, Mr. Silsbee and Miss Blanchard
Mr.. Smith and Miss Pearce, Mr. Mckelvy
and Miss Whitmarsh. Mr. and Mrs. Beebe,
Mr.. and Mrs FOote. Mr.. keuffel and Miss
Snyder. Mr.. Huber and Miss LASER. Mr..
holster and Miss Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Vries. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. Carly and
Miss Harvey, Mr.. Phelps and Miss Cam
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford, Mr. Taylor and
Miss Lawson and Mr.. WertZ and Miss
Northrup
Mrs Frank V Moale of Baltimore gave
a delightfully."- appointed tea Tuesday aft
ernoon in honor of her aunt Mrs. T.
Blake Brooke of the Albemarle. The
color scheme was pink. and the house
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. Many Out-of-tOwn guests We're
present.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill Wooton Of ST.
Paul street, Baltimore. entertained Mrs
r. B. Brooke of Washington at a dinner
given at the Baltimore Country Club
Wednesday night. The guests were Mrs
e. c. Wooten. Miss Mary Wooten Mr.
and Mrs. Frank V. Moale. Mrs. r. B.
Brooke and Mr.. w. y. Larner of Old
Town. Md.
Mrs. Brooke also had d very attractive
luncheon given in her honor by Mrs.
Brooke Tunstal of ST. Paul street, Balti-
more.
a pleasant birthday party was given
| last Friday night by the jolly Girls Club
! in honor of their president. Miss Frances
| Clark, at her home, $50 9th street south
| east. Among those present We're. Misses
Agnes Montgomery, Edith Enright. Kath-
| crime Enrisht, Flora Butler, Helen Small
| wood. Emma Clark, Annie Lynn. Messrs
| Montgomery, Hugh Clark and William
Oehm.
| Mr.. Allan Muddlxnan entertained de-
| lightfully at his hoIAe. 112S Lamont street
| northwest. last ThDsday evening Mrs.
| Corder. Mrs. Tho zDon. Mrs. Aling, the
Misses Cornelia and Anna Muddiman. Re
gina Helbing. Mary Marchant Holly
| Shaffer. Corabel Bien, Anna Alling,
| Gladys Hall. Lillian Kreamer. Miss
| Kreamer and Miss Wells, Messrs. Allan
| and EARL Muddiman Paul Diaz Fletcher
DUNCAN. Livingston Varne. Earnest Kid
| we'll Earl Wakeman and DR.. Charles
| Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Muddiman
We're the chaperons.
| Mrs. A. b. Knibloe and Mrs. Richard
Hendrickson entertained at a lunch and
! five hundred party Friday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs
| HeaIy, Mrs. Stambaugh, Mrs. Thompson
| Mrs. Galleher Mrs Pratt, Mrs. Finch
| Miss Horton. Miss Bunger, Mrs. Lansey
| and Mrs. Hackenberger.
| Mrs Carroll Browning entertained
Wednesday last at her home, 1911 East
! Capitol street. the Congress Heights
| embroidery class. T.unch was served at
noon, and each member was presented
with piece Of handwork by the hostess.