Evening star., 1913-02-11

Wickersham have leased their countr,
place. Marsh Fields. at Cedarhurst L. L.
70 Malcolm d. Whitman, who married
Miss Jennie n. Croker of San Francisco
Cal, last year. The Attorney Genera
! and Mrs. Wickersham have planned tc
san next month for a trip around the
world
Mrs. Frank w. Garden will not be "a,
home tomorrow afternoon or evening.
Mrs. Nagel. wife of the Secretary o.
Commerce and Labor, will not be at home
tomorrow.
Miss Valerie Padelford, who has Miss
! Emily Powell of Cincinnati as her guest
Tor several days, will give theater party
of fourteen for her tomorrow night. to be
followed by supper at the New Willard
Miss Powell will leave Thursday for
home.
Capt. and Mrs W. 3. Caperton and Miss
caperton are coming from Newport this
week, and are expected Friday to make
Mrs. OrdWaN and Miss Padelford a visit
al Stoneleish Court.
Mrs Edmund Pendleton. who has Miss
Bowler of Cincinnati as her guest. en-
tertained Miss Padelford and Miss Powell
at luncheon yesterday.
are at the Arkansas Hot Springs. as are
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Elkins
Mr.. Won Bulow OF the Germany en-
bassy staff is at the Virginia Hot Springs
Baron and Baroness Won Herwarth ere
in New York on a visit
Mrs. Edward Allen Keys gave a
luncheon of fourteen covers today when
The table was adorned with pink tulips.
Mrs. George NJ. Turner wife OF the for
iner senator frGm Spokane Wash. and
now member of the Canadian boundary
commission. was the guest of honor
Mrs. Andrew p. Graham will be at
home informally tomorrow at the Ores
den and on the following Wednesdays of
this month
The marriage of Miss Agnes Queen
ard Mr. Bernard Naylor took place
" edncsdaE evening. January -. 1915.
at ST. Teresa's Church. Rev Father
Esan performed the ceremony
The couple VIII make their home in
Southeast Washington.
Representative and Mrs. Henry y
CLAYTON of Alabama gave "a largely nj
tended tea yesterday in compliment to
Mrs. John Downing of Georgetown. Ky.
who IS their guest
spring flowers, and Mrs. Clayton receive !
in a gown of white charmeuse with an
overdress of lace and chiffon and rhine
tone TRIMMING
Mrs. Downins wore light blue cl'a~-
meuse yelled in rose color brocade 4
chiffon.
Among those assist 'ng We're Mrs Bank
head and Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston. wives
of the senator's from .Alabama: Mrs
John SharD Williams. Mrs Joseph Bailey
NrS ,.,,la
Culberson. Mrs. Ollie James Mrs lac,
Reau. Mrs. Hub IT Dent Mrs. Mary
Schluter. Mrs. Edward Taylor. Mrs
James c. Cantrill. Mrs. Charles c. Nc
Mrs w. j. Cawthon entertained at
luncheon Saturday, her honor guest being
Mrs Mary Harris Armor of Georgia The
other guests were: Mrs. Emma S. Shell
ton. Mrs. T.. S. Henry, Mrs W. 4. An
drews. Miss Irene Banes. Miss G. Morris
Mrs Charles p. Grandfield. Mrs. Edward
Olney, Mrs. l.. D. Clark. Mrs Virgie
Easterling: Mrs Mark Tyndall, Mrs T.
Bradley. Mrs. r. Churchill Cook Mrs
George La Fetia and Miss NJ. l.. Magner
In tre afternoon from :; to = n :nusi al
was gwen b. Mss Elizabeth I.ecke Miss
Edith Fitch. Miss T.. Winston and Mrs
l.. SngIey. and ov"r no called 10 moo.
Mrs .Armor.
Mrs Henry CAM bell Black viii nos be
at home again Thursdays until after East
er.
Mrs Edward l.. Keen who now resides
in London. England. is expected TO ar
rive in Washington Wednesday for a
weeks visit and Will be at the Ontario. i.
\ surprise linen shower was given in
honor of Miss Helene Stern at her resi-.
dence, the Cliffbourne. Sunday night
These present We're Miss Helene Stern.
Miss Jean Solomonsky of Norfolk. Va
her house guest: Misses I-Iinann Miss
house guest: Misses 1<ronheim Sue Ker-
stein, Lillian Som lcrs. Selma FosertIal
Irene Ney of liarrSonhurg Va: Gussi,
Hanlen. Helene l!uffcs' and Lcah Her
mann, ana Messrs. Ullman. Milford Stern
Melvin King. Alvin Lazrus. Julius Rich
ards, Nj. and Mrs. VI. Stern and Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Brown. Refreshments were
served and many pretty gifts were re-
cciyed
Mr. Justice Lurton and Mrs Lurton en-
tertained the Tennessee congressional
delegation and their wives at dinner last
night.
Mrs. S. +. Emmons gave a tea yester-
day for the junior members Of the wom-
ans welfare department of the Civic Fed
Grafton Normal School. and other gradu-
ates of Washington schools were present,
the meeting being called TO form an or
ganization to note the needs of the high
schools from the point of view of the stu
dents. Mrs Arch h-bald Hopkins and Miss
Wetmorc presided. assisted by Mrs Arthur
Nilert and Miss Louise Henderson. Miss
Mary Louise f.Hon. Miss Margaret Booth
and Miss Warn presiding at the tea table
after the formal meeting closed Miss
Helen Taft attended the meeting and the
tea.
Miss Janet Fish arrived at Palm Beach
yesterday. where she Will visit Mrs. Ed
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