Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-18


! y. c. Shea and Mrs j. J. Kilroy
| Washington.
Former Secretary Knox and Mrs.
| Knox and their SON. Philander c. Knox,
! jr., left Palm Beach yesterday for this
city. 1t was announced that Mr. Knox
had bought site for villa and in
tended to become permanent winter
! resident at Palm Beach.
| Mrs. Willard Salisbury will be at
home tomorrow for the last time this
| season. Miss Marie Bramwell of New
| York is now her guest
! Capt. Joseph P. McCrnk entertained
the members of the Admiral George
St. Patrick's night military euchre at
his residence. Ills New Hampshire ave-
nue. northwest The trophies We're won
by Mss Julia Buckley. Mr. j. J. Buckley,
! Mr. John NJ. Shean, Mrs. Shean. Mrs.
, Lizzie Calver. Miss Anna Ferris. Mr. T.
| J. McMarrow. Mr.. C. R. Doran, Miss
| May Hoy. Mr. C. J. Burton. Miss Haney
Mrs. c. Z. Engle. Miss Edith Travers
and Miss Helen Kelley. Among the other
guests present were Capt. and Mrs. w. j.
and Mrs. William Riley, Capt. Eugene
coleman. Miss Kathleen kiiey Mr..
Thomas Hoy. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Donnelly,
Miss Anna German. Mr.. W. C. Cheney,
Mr.. f. ]. Hayden, Mrs. William F. Riley,
Mrs. ]. ]. Buckley, Miss Marguerite
Curtin Mr. Gwynne, Mrs 4. f. Haney
and daughter, and Capt. Henry C. PoE-
ter. Among those who regretted their
inability to be present were Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey. Capt. II. P. Jones, COM
mandant. Washington navy yard; Com
mander-in-Chi L. S. w V. John Lewis
Smith and Mrs Smith and Monsignor
William T. Russell. Capt. McCrink was
assisted in receiving and entertaining his
guests by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II.
George, who are his house guests.
Mrs. Robert z. Peary and Miss Peary
have Joined Admiral Peary in New York,
where they will stay several days, re-
turning to Washington Saturday.
Mrs. James A. Hughes wife of Repre-
sentative Hughes of West Virginia. gave
a tea dance yesterday in honor of Mrs
Ouida Cardwell and Mrs. Lloyd Ritter of
Huntington, W. Va, and Mrs. Percy Nc
Fadden of Texas Assisting Mrs Hughes
were her daughters Mrs. Lucien p.
Smith and Miss Tudelle Hughes.
Mrs. Anna herrle announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Marion, and Mr..
Clarence A. Bundick. The ceremony was
performed Tuesday afternoon, March H.
at the parsonage of the Rev. w. w.
Barnes, pastor of the Douglas NJ. L.
Church South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bundck will reside for
the present in Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Marley Jordan gave dance last
night at RauSchers s, which 'Svas attended
by about 200 guests from this and other
cities The bathrooms were adorned with
spring flowers. and when supper was
served the company sat about small
f1ower-decked tables. Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ley of Baltimore uncle and aunt of the
hostess, received with her
number of dinner parties preceded
the dance.
Arrangements have been completed for
the reception, entertainment and dance
to be given in honor of 'Iladies
night by Columbia Commandery. No. =.
knights Templar. at the old Masonic
Temple, 9th and f streets northwest
Monday, March 49, and 1t promises to be
one of the best social functions ever
given by the organization. Royal Arch
MaSons, Knights Temp1ar and their la
dies are invited on this occasion. During
the dance buffet luncheon will be
served.
| The Misses Junghaus entertained a
| party of their friends last evening at
| their home, 1919 Gales street. The tables
| were decorated with coiors suggestive of
| Ireland and st. Patrick. Vocal and in
| strumental music was rendered by Miss
Mary Connell Miss Annie Junghaus, Mr..
|
Mr.. ]. Brown. Those present were the
| Misses Junghaus. Miss Marie Scanlon,
| Miss Nora Scanlon, Miss Marie DAILY,
Miss Catherine Mccarthy. Miss Mary
Mccarthy, Miss Mary Connell. Miss Kate
Foley, Mr.. Cecil Rhodes, Mr.. j. Murphy,
Mr.. T. McVerry. Mr. Joseph Hogan. MIR.
Fred Rambold, Mr. Fred Caffrey, Mr..
William kehl, Mr. Ed Bresnahan, MIR.
George Evans. Mr. Herbert Schroeder,
MIR. Charles Doyle, MIR. Harry Noon, Mr..
Edison Brown, Mr. Harry Dennison. MIR.
Robert +. Lee Junghaus. Mr.. Joseph
Junghaus and Mr.. John j. Junghaus.
Singing and dancing filled the evening
and refreshments were served.
Next week, by special request. Miss
| Frances Gurley Adams will repeat the
address she delivered at the University
of Michigan on The Educational Signfi-
| canoe Of Married Women In the Universe
| ties"
| Mrs Philander p Claxton, first vice
president of the League of American Pen
! Women. will address the members of that
Organization tonight. Her subject is The
| Short Story and Short-story Telling as In
| fiuenced by the Ancient Epics.' Mrs
Whitworth has arranged a program of
Grieg music.
| Invitations have been sent out for a
| birthday party to be given in honor of
Miss Anna Sandberg Sunday evening
March -.
| Mrs. Frank ]. Goodwin will be at home
informally with Mrs. w. D. Bigelow 1874
Lamont street. tomorrow from 3 to 6, and
| viii be glad to see her friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Leo Hanlon have
| returned from their northern trip and
expect to sail for the orient the list Of
May Mrs. Hanlon was formerly Miss
Teresa d. Lane of this city
u
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Saks of 1913 B street
! southeast will be at home Sunday
evening, March %. from to 10 o'clock
in honor of the bar mitzah of their
! son Sidney.
Mrs. Fred bennett and Mrs. Charles
II. Dillon. wife of Representative Dill
Ion of South Dakota, will receive in
formally tomorrow at Mrs. Dement'S
home. 1879 Q street northwest, from
| till 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Stewart Hooker. who has beer
spending several days at the Wolcott