Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-07

buffet supper was served In the base
ment. which had been TRANSFORMED into
a winter garden. Mrs kercher' MIS-.
Mrs. Houghton. Mrs. Bopp. Miss Lola
Ellis. Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Frederick and Mrs.
Hogarth assisted In the hospitality.
In a later musical and literary program
those assisting were: Mr.; and Mrs Mr..
ethel Dulin. Mr.. Barbour. Miss Florence
Callahan. Judge Seeds and Mrs. J. Z.
Dulin. jr. The young folks danced the
old year out and welcomed the new year
from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Balti-
more present.
Miss Laura Lee Stanley of Warren
Crescent street entertained last evening
in compliment to her house guests, Misses
Allison of Alexandria, Va. with others.
present were Miss Marjorie Eidridse,
Misses Hope and Helen Baker. Miss Cook
and Messrs. Ronald Merritt, Lewis NC
Call. Hugh Stanley and Mr.. Dandy, also
Or Tony Burke of Petersburg.
Miss Claudine Clements, the attractive
young daughter of Judge and mrs, Juo-
son c. Clements. will be presented at a
tea today at the family residence. Miss
Dulaney of Louisville. KY. sister OF the
hostess. who is her house guest. Will as
sist. and Mrs. Lucian Hill. Mrs. Critten-
den Marriott Mrs Frank Lyon and Mrs
Elfreth Watkins will be at the tea table
Others assisting will include Miss Nc
Groarty, Miss Hayes. Miss Winner. Miss
Swartzell. Miss Marble. Miss Roberts,
Miss Wilbur, Miss Green. Miss Riley
Miss Newell and Miss Decker of New
York.
Representative Cannon and Miss Helen
Cannon entertained twenty young people
| at dinner last night for Miss Virginia lie
| Seure. The party went on to the charity
ball later. Mrs. John Rodgers and Mrs.
Richard Ely also gave dinners last night
before the ball, as did Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Letter.
| Mrs Frank Hollis White and Miss
White will be at home tomorrow at 1412
21st street.
| Mrs Orlando Smith and Miss Lanette
Smith will not be at home tomorrow
January 81.
Mrs. Pyle will entertain the Misses
Watkins of Louisiana and Miss Pontkins
at luncheon tomorrow.
Mrs. Harrison and Miss Harrison, 1875
Wyoming avenue, will receive the Fridays
| in January
| Miss Gertrude Douglas Of Albany, N.
Y, will arrive today to be the guest OF
Miss Virginia Hammond. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Thomas V. Hammond, whose
debut party will be held tomorrow after
noon.
| Mrs. George Andrews and Miss An
| drews will be at home Saturdays, jan
uary IL and IS, at 2123 r street.
Mrs. c. A. Stedman will be home Mon
| days in February.
| Mrs John Aston, who was the guest OF
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Meyer
| for several days, is now staying with Rep
| resentatiye and Mrs Nicholas Longworth
| Two more Inequalities have been ar
| ranged for Mrs. Grover Cleveland. The
| Confessional Club has invitations out
! for Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock and thai
| evening Secretary and Mrs. Meyer will
| give dinner in her honor.
/ Mrs. S. F. Emmons will entertain at q
/ dance tomorrow night at her home on II
| street at which her daughter, Miss Caro-
line Ogden-Jones, will make her forma
| debut.
The marriage of Miss Juliet Paris
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albion X. Par
ris. and Mr.. Theodore Gill will take place
at the home of the brides parents, and
: will be followed by reception.
Il Rev. DIR. Roland Cotton Smith and Mrs
Smith have issued the invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Margaret
Sigourney, and Mr.. Guy Emerson Of this
city. Tuesday, January %, at st. Johns
Church. The ceremony will be at noon
and the brides attendants will include
Miss Mary McCauley. as maid OF honor
and the following as bridesmaids: Miss