Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Miley have changed
their residence from 800 NJ street north
The Congressional Clubs afternoon
gathering today will hear Mrs. John
Burgess Weeks Interpretation OF Peer
Gynt. with GrieS music by an orchestra
Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Weeks and Mrs
Fletcher will receive. Mrs. Charles f. Pat
ten and Mrs. Thomas +. Crago will be
at the tea table. and other assistants of
the afternoon will include Mrs. Isaac
Stephenson. Mrs. William Cravens. Mrs.
j. G. Dougherty Mrs. Henry G. DAN
forth, Mrs. F. F. Prouty and Mrs. Thorn
as c. Dawson
Mrs. Reginald de koven is giving din
ner at her New York residence tomorrow
night for eX-Amba ssador and Mrs. Henry
White. and their son-in-aw and dauch-
ter. Count and Countess Herman Scherr-
Ihoss, Who are her house guests for the
week end. There will be music after din
ner.
The marriage OF Miss Celestine Hitch
cock and Air. Julian l.. Peabody will take
place at Aiken, 5. c.. instead of in New
York or at her parents country seat on
Long Island. 1t will take place in Easter
week at the Villa Mon Repos. the Aiken
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Hitchcock. The brides sister,
Miss Helen Hitchcock and her cousin
Miss Helen Eustis of Washington. will be
her only attendants. Her fiance was
graduated from Harvard in 1909. and.
like his father, Charles II. Peabody, is a
lawyer.
Mrs. George f. Shears and DR.. Celia
Parker Woolley, lecturer and writer. of
Chicago will be the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. T. l.. Macdonald over March 3 and
T. DIR. Wooiley will speak for suffrage
Sunday evening at the Public Library.
FnllnujnO to TOOL xtrI,i .1, Il
Mrs. Thomas w. Sidwell will give this
afternoon. Mrs. Sidwelrs assistants at tea
time will be Mrs. Francis Curtis, Mrs.
Hawxhurst Mrs. George King, Mrs.
Cross. Mrs. John Weaver and Mrs. III. b.
Birch.
The terrapin luncheons' which con-
tlnue today and Saturday at 1911 G
street from II until , O'Clock, for the
benefit of the Junior Republic. are being
well attended They are given under the
auspices of the National Junior League
and the menu is declared to be just right.
The officers of the association are:
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan. president: Miss
Natalie Magruder. first vice president;
ilrs. Taliaferro, second vice president !;
Mrs. Louis Lehr. treasurer, and Miss
Hemphill, secretary
Mrs. Charles G. Dulin and Mr.. Albert
Dulin of this city are recent arrivals at
st. Augustine, Fla. They have been in
the south several weeks.
Mrs. Mark Hanna has gone south to
remain until she goes to Europe for the
early summer.
Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift will be at
home tomorrow from to 6. and will
have with her Mrs. John Bromley of
Philadelphia, her house guest
A pretty little dance was held last Sat
urday night at the Chevy Chase Ii
brary by the Della Gamma Della So
rority. The invited guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson. MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Beat
ties. Misses Kaniah Mcintosh, Luz
ellie Simpson. Helen Pussy, Catherine
Pearson, Magdalen Ball. Anna Aven.
Ruth Gardner. Maud Bidwell and Georgi-
anna Davis; Mess-s, McNally Brown.
ketterman, Bergin. Scherfy, Roe Rawl-
ings and Schaff, being chaperoned by
Mrs. Ernest w. Roberts reception YES
terday at the Congressional Club was a
charming compliment to the next presi-
dent of the club Mrs. Duncan l.. Fletcher.
wife of Senator Fletcher of Florida, and
herself most gracious hostess. The
club rooms were adorned with spring
flowers, jonquils. white lilacs with vines
and ferns, and had a very festive ap-
pearance. An orchestra played through
out the reception. Mrs Roberts was as
sisted by Mrs. Crumpacker of Indiana
Mrs. Garner of Texas, Mrs Smith of
Texas, Mrs. BOrland of Missouri and
Mrs. John B. Henderson. while at the
daintily decked and we'll supplied tea
table Mrs. Davis of Minnesota. Mrs.
Padgett of Tennessee. Mrs. Townsend of
Michigan and Mrs. Taylor of Colorado
did the honors