Evening star., 1914-12-31

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daughter. Mrs. Marshall and daughter
and Miss Lucille Marshall and others.
Mrs. L. D. Wilson and Miss Elizabeth
Wilson, ASS assisted d,,, by Mrs: ,,;t Carlton
Smith, Miss Marguerite Jacobs, Miss
Helen Lockwood, Miss Katharine
Jacobs. Miss Lucy Graves. Miss Lois
Pierce, Miss Eleanor Ernshaw and Miss
tomorrow at 316 B street southeast
from to o'clock.
Miss Jessie Bloomer and Mr.. Arthur
Berwick will be married Saturday
evening next at 1917 r street. Rev. DR..
j. ]. Dimon officiating.
Miss Marjorie Vickers and DR.. A. ].
Brown will attend the couple, and a
cousin of the bride, Mr.. J. NJ. Coin of
Philadelphia, will escort her. A re-
ception will follow.
Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser Andrews was
the hostess at large tea yesterday
afternoon at the Washington Club,
when she presented her daughter, Miss
Mary Lord Andrews.
The rooms were handsomely deco
rated with white flowers and ferns, and
the numerous bouquets sent the young
bud made an imposing collection near
her in the main drawing room, where
the hostess and her attractive young
daughter received.
Miss Andrews wore a simple gown of
white tulle with touches Of silver and
crystal. She carried bouquet OF gar
denias. Mrs. Andrews wore pale blue
satin, draped with blue tulle.
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane, Mrs. Randolph
McKim, Mrs. Arthur Lee and Mrs. Will
liam K. Van Reypen did the honors at
the tea table, which was laid in the
dining room. The other members of
the receiving party included Mrs. c.
Powell Minnegerode. Mrs. Frances S.
Nash, Mrs. Albert Douglas, Miss Dav-
idge. Mrs. Henry Jewett, Mrs. Marion
Butler, Mrs. g. L. P. Stone, Mrs. George
Minnegerode, Mrs. William c. Butler of
London, sister Of the hostess; Miss
Anita Henry. Miss Beverly Turner and
Miss Constance Harrison of Virginia.
house guests Of Miss Andrews: Miss
Miss Carolyn Nash. Miss Pocahontas
Butler, Miss Mary Wheeler Vest, Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton, Miss Ruth Wilson.
Miss Katherine Goodwin, Miss Eugenia
Holcombe. Miss Louise Clark and Miss
Elizabeth kingsbury.
Dancing kept up in the large as
sembly room throughout the reception,
at which all of resident and official So
ciety was charmingly represented.
The vaudeville for the Belgian re-
lief fund to be given at the Play
to be of great interest. A number of
interesting attractions have been added
The cabaret scene has been enlarged.
Miss Georgina Scofield will give a
and Mr.. Henry Dickson will dance q
gavotte: Mr.. John Chin will be heard
in a monologue: Miss Frances Hoar and
Mr. Mason Wright will do number
Manuelia de Penna will sing charming
French songs. and Mr.. Robert Bell will
give a dramatic recitation. called The
Progress of Madness
Some of the other acts of the vaude-
willie will be modern dances by Miss
Mildred Anderson. and Greek dances
by Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury. Mr..
George O'Connor will sing. Mrs. Smith
will sing a song, the music of which
was composed for Belgian benefit by
words by her daughter, Miss Ivonne
Townsend.
One Of the chief features of the pro-
gram will be a short playlet, 1.-THE
Pariah." written by August strind-
berg, and acted by Mrs. Mason Wright
and Mr.. Robert Bell.
The committee In charge Of programs
and flowers will be composed Of Miss
Cecilia McCallum, Miss Anita Henry, Miss
Ruth Sturtevant, Misses Edith and Min
Tuttle. Miss Annie Hopkins and Miss
Dorotl1ya Fremont Smith. Dancing will
conclude the performance.
The patronesses are Mime. Hayenith.
Mrs. Paul Bartlett. Mrs Montgomery
Blair, Miss Boardman, Mrs Alexander G.
Bell, Mrs. Chew. Mrs. Clover Mrs Muir
ray A. Cobb. Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Fahne-
stock, Mrs. Gaff. Mrs Preston Gibson.
Mrs Glover. Mrs. Hemmick. Mrs. Rock
wood Hoar. Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs Hennen
Jennings. Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs. Joseph
Letter. Mrs, Edward Mclean, Mrs Nc
C1intock, Mrs. Parmelee, Mrs. Henry c.
Perkins, Mrs. fremont Smith, Mrs.
Corcoran Thorn and Mrs. John wilkins.
Misses Ruth and Sarah Daniel will at
| tend the New Year hop at the Naval
Academy tonight, and some of the in
formal afternoon dances there.
Miss Ruth Daniel was present last
night at the navy relief ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z Percival Wilson Of
Rosemary street, Chevy Chase, win be
at home informally to their friends to-
morrow from to z O'Clock
The coming-out tea for Miss Laura
Cothran Graves, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. John Temple Graves. was an in
teresting event OF yesterday afternoon
and was attended by a very large
gathering Of friends prominent in Of
hcial and resident society.
Mrs. Graves and her charming daueh-
ter received In the drawing room.
which was beautifully decorated with