Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-15

nelly at the Hotel POWnaLan, where they
will remain for some time.
Mrs. Emma Prall Knorr gave a charm
ing reception last Saturday evening at
the Hotel Gordon. when a hundred or
more of her friends were invited to meet
Mr.. Vivian Burnett of New York, son of
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett
Mrs. Everett c. Bumpus of Quincy
Mass, who Is to lecture at the Washing
of Mrs. Alfred Z. Bates of the Connec-
ticut
Mrs. Orton E. Darnall. formerly of this
city. but who now lives in San Diego. Cal.
recently entertained at an informal re-
reption at her home. 4724 Hermosa WAY.
Mission Hills. Mrs. Hugo, wife of Dr.
Louis Hugo, formerly of Cleveland Park.
poured tea, while Mrs. Black of New
Orleans, Mrs. Coffin of Colorado and Miss
Bartlett Of San Diego looked after the
thirty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Darnall went to San
Diego last spring to make their home.
Maj. and Mrs. J. II. Dapray entertained
at dinner last night at their home on the
Avenue of the Presidents.
The military attache of the French en-
bassy, Capt de Bertran de Sauvigny, has
arrived from France and is at the Shore
nam. Countess de Sauyigny will join
nim later
Among the passengers sailing OF the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm III tomorrow
will be Mr.. and Mrs E, H. Alsop, Mr.. Z.
William G. Hansen, Mrs. Marie Kloczew-
Xxi and Miss Anna Paddon
\ tango tea was given by the Beta
Dbl
the home of Miss Aubyne e. Harries
1907 Monroe street northwest, Saturday
afternoon. The room was decorated with
red carnations and violets, the colors of
the sorority. Misses Ruth Shaw, Elsie
Nogel and Louise Warthen received and
Miss Aubyne e. Harries presided at the
tea table, assisted by Miss Marion Har-
res. Others present Were Misses Ger
trude Amiss, Bessie Allen, Irna Boeck-
styns, Lena Colbora, Ethel Deans, Emily
Morgal. and Messrs. Warren G. Harries,
Homer Claiborne, Roger Craven, Harry
Gates, Horace Derrick. Albert Miller,
Frank Hines, George Glow, Edward r.
TiIIey, Arthur Long and DIR. c. j. Sibley.
Warren G. Harries and DR.. Sibley were
honor guests.
The Marquise Lama iii Brolo gave a
small Informal reception at her residence
l1l2 III street northwest, Saturday after
noon last to her son, DR.. Anthony j.
LAMA and his bride, who was Miss Julia
THOMAS OF Nashville, Tenn. Mrs Daniel
S. Gordon served the esgnog
DIR. and Mrs. LAMA will make their
home for the winter at the Marlborough.
The French ambassador and Nine Jus
serand were honor guests last night at a
gala concert under the auspices of the
Museum of French Art, held at the Ritz
Carlton ballroom in New York When the
ambassador and his wife entered the
ballroom at O'Clock an orchestra struck
up the "Marseillaise" and the 500 guests
was the first concert of its kind the
museum has given since its founding in
1911.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles Lane Fitzhugh.
VINO Went TO Pittsburgh last week TO visit
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll FitZhugh and Mrs.
Albert II. Childs. are being kept very busy
accepting all the social attentions their
friends are extending to them. One OF
the several entertainments of the week,
In their honor. was given by Mr.. and
slrs. Joseph Wood at the Pittsburgh
Golf Club. for forty-tive people.
Miss Frances Carpenter OF this city was
among the attendants at the MARI age of
Miss Jean Johnson and Mr. Thomas
JeWett Goddard last Saturday in Column
bus. Ohio. Miss Carpenter and the
other five girls of the party were Smith
College classmates of the bride
the Washington Suburban Club was the
opening event of the new ballroom. The
prize winners III the costume contest
Were: Mrs. Arthur Marks, Country Girl;
Nathan Frank. Country Girl. and Miss
Emile Hiliman, who represented The
Evening Star. Her costume was of white
satin, on which a fac-simile OF the paper