Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-03
Lincoln. Miss Greedy, Miss Reyburn and

Lincoln, Miss Greedy, Miss Reyburn and
Miss Haywood.
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
had their daughter, Miss Genevieve Clark,
and their house guests lunchinS with
them today at the Capitol.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Redfield gave box party last night for
their son, Humphrey Redfield. who is
them. Miss Mona McAdoo and her
brother. William Gibbs McAdoo. jr.: Miss
Lucy Burleson and Miss Sydney Burle-
son. Miss Johns, Miss Jackson of Rich
mond, who was with her cousin, Josephus
Daniels; Harris Towner and William
Avirett of Brooklyn, the schoolfellow OF
Humphrey Redfield, made up their guests
at the theater. and the supper which
followed.
Mrs. Richardson Gibson entertained for
the friends of her schoolgirl daughter.
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson yesterday aft
ernoon. The latter was assisted by her
cousin, Miss Anna Montgomery. who is
also a great-niece of the Chief Justice.
The Misses Naon, daughter of the Argen-
tine minister; the Misses SuareZ,
daughters of the Chilean minister; ;
the Misses Morales. daughters of the
ton, daughter Of Mayor Preston Of Balti-
more, Mr.. Worth Bagley Daniels. son of
the Secretary OF the Navy; Miss Dorothy
Smith. Miss Jeanette Heron. Miss
Teresa James. Miss Margaret Crosson,
Miss Minnie Blair. Miss Beatrice NAL
Ian, the Misses Sutherland, Miss Florence
Kemp, Miss Dudley Sariol. Miss Thelma
Snyder. Miss Minnie Hamilton. Mr.. John
Chisholm Messrs Montgomery Mr..
James Heron, Mr. Montgomery Blair.
jr.: Mr.. Bacon James. MIR. Roderick Mall
Ian, Mr.. Richard Sutherland, Mr.. Charles
NJ. Drake, Mr.. John Morales and Mr..
Robert Smith made uD the party
Representative Connolly of Iowa and
his sister Miss Eleanor Connolly, have
taken house at 1916 19th-street for a
few months, and have with them their
mother. Mrs. Thomas Connolly, and sis
ter, Miss Anne Connolly. Miss Eleanor
Connolly entertained Miss Genevieve
Clark and guests, Miss Edison of New
Jersey, Miss Harvey of New York, Miss
Cox of Ohio Miss Thompson of West
Miss Connolly of Iowa, at Il O'Clock
breakfast New Year at the Army and
Navy Club. The table was decorated
with flowers and there We're corsage bou-
quets Of orchids. lilies of the valley, sweet
peas and roses.
Miss Nellie Johnson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul f. Johnson. who is home
an informal luncheon party today for
number of her young friends.
Owing to the family mourning, Miss
Johnson has accepted no invitations to
any of the social affairs of the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. MaIdwin Drummond, with
Mrs. Drummonds sons, Mr.. Marshall
Field. Sd, and Mr. Henry Field, will be
here next Tuesday for a short stay with
Mrs. Marshall Field. For the Messrs.
dance for thirty guests next Wednesday
night.
Miss Helen Parker gave luncheon
yesterday. when her guests included Miss
Elsie Downing, Miss Leila Harrison, Miss
Virginia Mckee, Miss Cora Barry, Miss
Sophy Johnston, Miss Margaret Bissell of
Buffalo, Miss Esther Denny, Miss Doris
Haywood, Miss Rhoda Fullam. Miss Ade-
laide Heath and the Misses Britton.
Mrs William e. Clark and her nieces.
Miss Hooper and Mrs. John NJ. Blanken-
ship of Baltimore, will be at home Thurs
days. January and %. from until 6
o'clock.
Mrs. Martha S. Gielow left Washington
today for New York, whence she will
sail Tuesday for Panama She will
spend several months on her return with
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Willis Fisher,
wife of Naval Constructor Fisher. U. S. N
Mrs. Otis Judd Eddy will be at home
Wednesdays during the season at the
Portner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Downey enter
tanned, with two tables, at the dansant
at the New Willard yesterday, in COM
plment to Miss Temple of Tennessee
The additional guests were Mrs Shields,
Mrs. Wiley. Dr. and Mrs Resinger,
Mrs. McChord Mr.. Livermore of Boston,
Col Wernstock of the Industrial COM
mission and Col John Temple Graves.
Mrs lie Roy Golf will be at home in
formally at 1903 California street, Fri
days in January.