Evening star., 1913-11-29

| 10 attend the Army-Navy loot pail game
at New York city. She will remain sew
eral days visiting there.
| Mrs. w. w Bridgers and Miss Sarah
| Bridgers of Ell Paso. Tex. have been
spending some time in this CITY with Mrs
NJ. F. Adams and Mrs. Leis:. Chalmers
who are cousins Mrs Bridgers will re-
turn to her home in time for Christmas
and Miss Bridgers will accompany Mrs.
Adams to New York for the holidays re-
turning here for the remainder of the
school year
Mrs. William r. Smith, wife of Repre-
sentative Smith of Texas. inaugurated her
day at home for the season last Tuesday
by giving a small reception in honor of
Mrs. w. w. Bridgers of Ell Paso. Tex
Mrs. Smiths guests We're all from her
state. and from the congressional army
and navy circles Mrs. Harold Perry
Parmelee daughter of Representative and
Mrs. Robert l.. Henry, presided at the re-
freshment table. Mrs. ParElelee is visit
ing her parents while her husband is
with his ship. the Maryland. in Mexican
waters. Miss Frances Smith daughter of
the hostess, assisted in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Strasburger
of Baltimore are the week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Hirsh of the Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vinton Blake of
Akron, Ohio. visiting Rev. and Mrs
j. II. W. Blake.
Mrs. Edward A. Quintard will give a
tea early i'm December to introduce her
daughter. Dorothy. Miss Dorothy Quin-
tard is a granddaughter of the late Gov.
Shepherd and of the, late Bishop Quin-
tard of Tennessee.
Mrs. William Dwight Chandler. who is
visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Richardson, at their country home,
on Grant road, entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Moves, a bride of next week
DR. and Mrs. Wilfred T. Grenfell and
their children. who are going TO England.
sailed today from New York on the Car
mania. Dr. Grenfeii was best man at
the White House wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Perry Lippitt the lat
ter formerly Miss Wilson of this city.
sailed for Europe today, as did the former
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. I. il.
Newberry. The destination of the latter
couple for the winter is Egypt.
Justice and Mrs. Ashley NJ Gould will
entertain at a tea Wednesday, December
Miss Margaret Gould and Miss Helen
Gould, will be presented. Mrs. Gould
and her daughters will be at home the
| first and third Mondays in January.
| Mrs. Florence r. Adams of this city
was in Philadelphia yesterday to attend
| the debut tea of her niece, Miss Phoebe
| Williams Adams. daughter of Mr.. Harry
| Clifton adams. The tea dance was given
at the Bellevue Stratford.
Miss Margaret A. Hardin of Capitol
Hill left today with her aunt TO attend
the opera in New York city She will
return December s.
Miss Virginia McQuade and Miss Mary
Lawrence Stokes are in New York. at
tending the Army-Navy game. today.
| Miss McQuade has been visiting Miss
| Stokes at her home in Norfolk for the
past month
| Mr.. Gerald d. Grosner who is i'm his
junior year of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, is spending his Thanksgiving va
| cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| l. Grosner of Massachusetts avenue.
| Miss Edna Sheehy and Miss Mann
| Sheehy have gone to New York to attend
| the ArmyNavy game.
| DIR. Paris f. Brengle and Mrs Brengle
are in New York, guests at the Wolcott.
| They went over yesterday to attend the
ArmyNavy game.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Lindsay have
returned from their wedding trip, and are
residing in East Orange, n. J. Mrs. Lind
say was Miss Helen Leslie Mackinnon.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie c. Mac
kinnCn of Arlington n. j. Mr.. Lindsay
4 formerly lived in this city
| Mrs. Laurence Anderson of Lexington.
KY. is visiting the Misses Elliott at the
! Portner.
Misses MyrI and Clare Abercromhie,
daughters of Representative and Mrs
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as their guests at FalkStone Courts for
| the Thanksgiving holidays Misses Anne
Cross and Myrtle Thompson Of Alabama
About forty little girls and boys met a,
| l34 10Th street northeast Wednesday
night TO celebrate little Margaret Glenn
mer's birthday anniversary. After games,
singing and fancy dancing all marched to
the dining room to partake of bountiful
| repast. Each received souvenir OF the
occasion. Among those presen; were
Erma Woodfield and brother, Thema
| and Helen Reed. Willie and George Cady,
Donald and Frances Mcleod, Mary,
Katheran and Willie Silers. Margaret,
Frances. Ethel and Buddie Klimkie-
wicz, Eloise and Mildred Thomas, Teddie
and Marie Sullivan, Bernard and Marie
Dougherty, Gertrude Barry, Marjorie
Mundell. Fay Clemmer, ~ ina clifton Jett, Cur
Gaines, Freda Marks, Grace Linsmire,
Leonard and 1. L. Clemmer, Helen Sillers,
| Eleanor Bray, Mr.. d. Sillers, Miss J..
King, Mrs. Marks, Mr. Pearson, Miss
Lyles. Mrs. Clemmer, Mrs. William Glenn
mer, Mrs. A. b. Clemmer Mrs Mcleod,
| Mrs Thomas, Mrs. Sillers Mr. and Mrs
Cady, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodfield. Mr. and
Mrs Klimkiewicz. Mr.. and Mrs Beuchart
/ and Mrs. Jett.
Mr. and Mrs. Al l.. Gilbert of 23O 9th
street northeast entertained in honor of
their daughter, Miss M. Dell Gilbert, at
their home last evening, the occasion be-
ling the birthday anniversary OF the latter
Music and games occupied large portion
lof the evening. buffet supper was
jserved.
Those present included Misses Dorothy
Kimball. Carrie Gibson, Bessie Humph-
reys. Marie Humphreys, Lyle Shewalter.
H. Juliet Hollinberger. Flora Linkins,
ICeciIe Sale and NJ. Dell Gilbert, and
Messrs. Prentiss D. Sale. Harry Brimer,
Ira Kellberg, Al. A. Thorne Ricardo
lGuest. Harold Prendergast Harry Gil
bert, Frank A. Woodfield and Russell Gil
bert.
p. Julian Wilson, state highway COM
missioner of Virginia, rendered his res
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