Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-23
mSOCIETNN I
Inequalities.

Mr. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun enter
tanned last week at a box party follow
ed by supper at the Willard in honor Of
Misses Elizabeth and Ruby James. who
are the house guests Of their brother and
sister -in-law, Senator and Mrs. Ollie
James, and of Mr.. Vernon Richardson Of
Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott of Euclid street
were the hosts last week at a pretty din
ner in compliment to Mr.. Friedman,
superintendent of the Carlisle Indian
School. and Mrs. Friedman. who are the
guests of Washington friends.
Mrs. George Barney of Lexington. KY,
Is visiting her Sister-in-law, Mrs. III. w.
Fuller, on 21st street and her nephew-in-
law and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Tai
bert. Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert entertained at
dinner last week at their home on Hop
kins street in honor of Mrs. Barney.
Senator Ollie James and Mrs. James
were the hosts last week at a pretty din
ner at the Parkwood in compliment to
their sisters and house guests, Misses
Elizabeth and Ruby James. The Misses
James left last week for their home in
Kentucky, having been Unexpectedly
called there by the illness of their father.
mally at tea Sunday at the Burlington in
honor of her guest, Miss Mary Leonard
Cassell Of Lexington. KY. Mrs. Clarence
LIE Bus of Kentucky. who has been for
| some time the guest Of Representative
and Mrs. Hughes and Mrs Smith, left
last week for New York, before return
ing to her home in Lexington.
a tea at the Willard in compliment to Mr..
ard Mrs. Griffith and Miss Virginia
Griffith of Owensboro. Ky.
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hostess at luncheon in compliment to
Mrs. Lee Overman. wife Of Senator
Overman. A profusion Of Easter lilies
and ferns were used in the decoration of
and green's forming the chief adornment
Of the beautifully appointed luncheon
| table, and the color scheme Of white and
green being carried out in the favors and
| ices.
| Lieut.. Commander McNeeley. u. s. N,
and Mrs. McNeeley entertained at a
pretty dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
last week in compliment to Miss Kathryn
Overman. the daughter of Senator Over
man, and her. guest, Miss Mildred Borden
Of Goldsboro, N. C. The men asked to
meet the honor guests were young naval
officers. Following the dinner the party
participated in dancing in the ballroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips gave
| mask party at their home on 9th Straet
| last InufSuay evening. GTeen WHlC9
and yellow were the colors used, with
palms and ferns in profusion. Each
guest received a beautiful Easter novelty
as a favor Dancing was enjoyed until
a late hour. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. r. Sewell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Holland, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Blasey, Mrs. Knight, Mrs.
Baulham, Miss Catherine Blasey, Miss
Ada Knight, Miss Frances Sheridan,
Mr. George Moor. Mr.. Charles Carver.
Mr.. T. LIE Roy Phillips, Master Arthur
Phillips. Master Ralph Blasey and Mr..
Clarence Brooks.
The Amity Club gave a dance at the
Arcade ballroom last Wednesday even
ing During intermission refreshments
were served in the dining room. after
which dancing was resumed until mid
night The members on the commit
tee I'm charge of the dance were Mr..
Louis III. Kaufman, Mr.. William H.
Sternberg and Mr.. Erie Silverman.
A card party was given last Monday
evening by Miss Dorothy Snead of
Lamont street for her house guest.
Miss Ruth McEachern of Jacksonville.
Fla. Informal dancing followed the
refreshments