Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-18

the guests. Tables we're prepared and q
number of games of five hundred were
played, with Mrs. Crane scoring highest
and Miss Newhard second. The decora-
tons were ionquils. and the consolation
prize, won by Mrs. Daniel F. Slattery.
was a bunch Of green carnations. At
the conclusion OF the games delightful re-
freshments appropriate to the day were
Morris. Mrs. c. W. Carr. Mrs. Ernest ID.
Thorne. Mrs. Frank Colville. Mrs. A. e.
Proctor. Mrs. George r. Ide Mrs Daniel
f. S1attery, Mrs. Robert Howard, Mrs.
Crane. Mrs. George Goodacre. Mrs. How
ard Cooley. Mrs. Leigh Morris. Mrs.
Laughlin. Mrs. Ralph T. Walker. Mrs.
Clement Roger. Mrs. Newhard. Miss New
hard. Mrs. William l.. Thurber. Mrs.
George Lovett and Mrs. Harry Marshall.
This is the third of "a series of enter
tainments given In honor of Mrs New
hard and Miss May. who are spending
the month of March with Mrs. Clement
l.. Rover.
A miscellaneous shower was given
by Mrs. Chester c. Caywood at her
home in Takoma Park yesterday In
honor of Miss Mary McCubbln OF
Chevy Chase. from to o'clock Miss
McCubbin. in the near future, will be-
come the bride of Mr. William Taylor.
organist at Chevy Chase Church. I'm
honor of st. Patrick green predomi-
mated. \ center table about which the
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with a large centerpiecc of yellow
icnauils and small green flags. Favors
in form of green baskets and boxes
were presented To the guests. while the
gifts for the prospective bride were
numerous and beautiful. These were
presented in a large basket entwtned
with green. and with each gift was
pretty and appropriate sentiment; Re-
freshments were served.
p,rra~anfatiya Iames Mann and Mrs
Mann and Representative Mckinley and
his niece, Miss Maths, are in Havana,
Cuba.
Mrs. Henry Cooper will be back today
from a ten-day visit In New York, at the
Ritz-Carlton. Representative Cooper is
in Wisconsin.
Representative and Mrs. James NJ. Gud
ger. jr.. will attend the wedding of their
niece. Miss Emma Gudger, daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Gudger of the Canal
Zone. and Lieut. Robert l.. Eichelberger,
L. s. A., April >, at Asheville, \. {.
Mrs Edwin T.. Howes and Mrs. Otto
Bauer will be at home today informally.
when they will be glad to see their friends
at lila Rhode Island avenue northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Il. Mack left to-
day for Buffalo. and will not return here
until next winter. 1hey Will sail TOT Eu-
rope in about a month to join their chill
dren, who are there in school.
Mrs John Newton Culbertson has as
her guest Miss Edna Cole of Bangkok.
Indo-China. Miss Cole is principal of the
Wang Sang School for Girls in Bangkok
under the Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions, which honored position she has
held for the past twenty-seven years.
Mrs. Culbertson and Miss Cole were as
ISOLATED in foreign mission work in Siam.
Miss Leila May Henry gave luncheon
yesterday at the home of her parents,
Representative and Mrs. Henry. on 10th
street. st. Patricks day sentiment and
colors were in evidence, and the feast
was a very pretty one, in consequence.
Miss Henry's guests were Miss Hannah
Taylor, Miss Virginia Stone, Miss Ro-
berta Amies, Miss Elizabeth Reside
Miss May Armstrong. Miss Dorothy Dob
yns, Miss Edith McQuade, Miss Dorothy
Wyeth Miss Louise Weber, Miss Dor
othy Campbell and Miss Pauline Lockett