Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-04

Little. Mr.. Won Motke. Count Sartges.
Mr.. Dupont. Lord Eustace Percy. Mr.
Frank Ellis and Col. and Mrs. Spencer
Cosby.
prom. held last night in the large ball
room OF the New Willard. brought to-
gether a large assemblage.
The decorations consisted OF the col
OF the prom were Chief Justice and
Mrs Cla baugh. Justice and Mrs A. NJ.
Gould Justice and Mrs. ID. 7. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Douglas. Mr.
and Mrs. D. w. Baker. Mr., and Mrs.
Clarence r.. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. a. 4. Hoehling.
Mr.. and Mrs. ! s Easily Smith. Mr.
ard Mrs. Hogan. Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
IO'Donoghue Lieut.. and Mrs. T. Tittori
and Mrs. \. s Nelson.
The committee on arrangements con-
sisted of Mr.. J. Newton Brewer Mr..
Stephen J. Rifle. Mr.. George w. Bond.
Mr.. l.. Scott Shaw. Mr. David y. Hart
Mr. Sidney f Kent. Mr. John l. Peters
Mr.. Harold f. Elias. Mr.. Charles G..
Bergin and Mr.. William ]. Conner.
The class officers are Joseph J. Nc
IConville. president: Mr. William S. CAL
Connolly. second vice president: Mr..
Harry NJ. Carroll. secretary; Mr.. oliver
+. Smith treasurer. and Mr. George \.
Cannon. Sergeant-at-arns.
Mrs Taylor o Timberlake of the
lis rict of Columbia Division. t. II. G.
gave a dance last night at The Raleie h
for the benefit of the Confederate Me
mortal Home.
Mrs. Tlmberlake received the guests.
She wore a charming gown OF apricot
brocaded satin. trimmed with lace and
pearls. Mr.. Frank b. Martin made the
introductions. In the receiving line
with Mrs Timberlake were Miss Oden-
heimer of Baltimore, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Drury Ludlow second vice
president and Mrs. Masnus Thompson,
president Of Stonewall Jackson Chap
ter. L. d. c.
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe. regent.
and Mrs Lyman r. Kebler vice regent.
of Wendell Wolfe Chapter. d. A X. en-
tertained more than 100 guests at the
home of Mrs. Kebler or PARK ROAD trl-
day. January 81, in honor of the state
officers and the forty-tive regents OF the
District d. A. K. and the members OF
Wendell Wolfe Chapter.
Among the guests were Mrs. J"nrl
Miller Horton regent, and Mrs. John +.
Lewis the parliamentarian OF the Bu1-
falo. y. Y, Chapter. D. A r.
The house was tastefuily decorated
with the Stars and Stripes Mrs J. Z;
Stockton presided at the tea table ana
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Others assisting were Miss carrie
Davis. Mrs r. h Young. Misses May
Thompson. Margaret Dellett Florence
Kent Mabel kebler. Phoebe slime Jes-
Sc Frances Hayden and Marie Knapp.
Mrs Theodore w Richards entertained
at a small tea yesterday in honor OF Mrs.
Lewis Mcbride. The house was decorated
with crimson roses and palms. Ihe "a
table which had decoration of PINK
vi x il1arnPV roses. was DrpSl0eu
over by Mrs. f. Brown Miller and mrs,
jefferson kean. Mrs Frank PleadWeii
served the punch and Miss Elizabeth
Davis served frappe.
Mrs Thomas Armat entertained at a
tea yesterday at the Highlands. The tea
was held in the pink room, which was
decorated with Killarney roses. ferns ana
palms. Mrs. William {. Redfeld ana
Miss Armat assisted the hostess. Mrs.
Franklin Lane and Mrs Lan2fitt presided
in the dining room. They Were assisted
by Mrs. Dickinson p Hall. Mrs. John NJ
Conway, Mrs. Bates Warren, the Misses
Watson and Miss Grace Woodruff.
Mai and Mrs Harris entertained at an
afternoon reception yesterday. when they
were assisted by Mrs. Blankenship OF
Baltimore and Mrs. William J.. Marshall.
Mrs BXby, Mrs. Judson and Mrs. Albert
L. Mills. who presided at the tea table.
Palms. ferns and Quantities of jonquils
and other spring blossoms were used in
the decorations and a string orchestra
played throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Russell Goodwin will not be at
home at the Portland tomorrow.
Miss Pauline kronheim. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kronheim. and Mr.:
Oscar NJ. LaZrus of Brooklyn, y. y. will
be married at noon. Sunday, February o.
at the home Of the brides parents, ::2vg
18th street northwest.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. e. Rupert celebrated
| the twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage at their residence, "a + street
northeast. Sunday. February >. Many
handsome presents We're received Inc
parlors We're profuseiy decorated with
palms and flowers and an orchestra
played. Supper was served, after which
dancing was INDUCED in. Among the
guests were Mrs. Cahll and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyer. Mrs. Wichsisen and
daughters Miss Thorne, Mr.. Il. Brecht,
air. and Mrs. McKenny. Mr.. r. ]. Thorn
as. Mr.. III. Thomas. Mr.. j. A. Pulaski.
Miss Sadie L,,sby, Mr.. Horace Rupert,
Miss Katie Croggan. Mr. H. Regain. Mr..
William +. Ruckert. Master staples
kins.
The marriage of Miss Adelaide Lam
caster Warning. daughter of Mr.. and
Raymond Warmon will take place this
evening at o'clock at st. Andrew s
Church. Rev Mr.. Diamond will Off
ciate. and the bridal party will in
clude Miss Grace Alden as maid or
honor and Miss Emily Willard. Miss
Alice Durritt and Miss Armstead Tay-
lor of Amelia. Va. as bridesmaids
Mr. Samuel Rogers will be best man,
and the ushers will be DR.. Louis Tay-
lor. Mr. Henry Alden, DIR. Richard
Dear of Fort Slocum Mr.. Charles
Beard and Mr.. Louis Harvie of Rich
mond.
A small reception will follow at the
home of the brides parents. \ num-
Der of out-of-town guests are here for
the wedding.
Mrs. Thomas w. Stubblefield was
hostess yesterday at an elegant lunch
con of fourteen covers, in compliment
TO Mrs NJ s. Sumerville. The house
and table were decorated with spring
flowers. \ tea followed. TO which a
number of additional guests came in.
Mrs. NJ. O. Leighton. Mrs. Raglan Mrs.
Barron and Mrs. Mclaughlin We're at
the tea table.
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