Evening star., 1914-02-21

an overdress of crystals and silver lace,
and Miss Dunn Was charminsly GoWned
in rose-colored chiffon over satin of the
same tone. with corsage garniture of
white lace and rhinestones. Assisting ;
them in entertaining We're Mrs William
| Corcoran Hill. Mrs. James Il. Mann. Mrs.
George w Fairchild. Mrs. Henry Dan
| forth. Mrs. MeChord, Mrs Mott, Mrs.
Johnson. Mrs. Hamilton and MIS- Ed
mund Platt. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c.
Newcomb Of Philadelphia were among the
out-of-town guests.
The Junior Auxiliary has reserved a ta-
Bile at the Willard and one at the Shore
seats for the benefit performance of
"Fanny's First Play at the Belasco
Monday night will be sold. The proceeds
for this will go to the kindergarten OF
Miss Nina FLOYD and Miss Katherine
Ainslee will have charge of the table at
i the first named and Miss Agnes Hart
Wilson. Miss Marie Peary. Miss Madgei
Pickett Stokes and Miss Marcia Murdoch
| will have charge of the table at the 9TH
er hotel
Monday. February %. washingtons
| birthday holiday. Mrs. Robert NJ. La Fol-
| lette will keep open house at her rest
dence, 1929 Avenue of the Presidents,
from :; to &. for Wisconsin people and
others who may care to call. The la
! dies of the Wisconsin delegation will re-
ceive with her. Mrs. Glendower Evans OF
Boston and number of ladies from the
official circle will assist informally.
Owing to illness the party which Mrs.
John v. Barross and Mrs. Charles H.
Bates were to have given Monday. Feb
ruary %. has been postponed until Fri
day, March Ii.
Miss Ethlyn Jenkins of Portland. Ore,
is the house guest of Mrs. NJ y. Winter
| of X street.
Mr. and Mrs. S Rosenthai of 1922
/ 9Th street northwest entertained last
! night in honor of their daughter, Mrs.
A. S. Bernstein of New York, at
farewell party prior to her departure.
| week with Rev. and Mrs. Hynson, at
Severn, Md.
Mrs. Frederick Sawyer Hardesty and
Miss Boyle will be at home at the
/ Kenesaw Monday, February %, fol
the last time this season.
Mr.. and Mrs James Brown Scott
have returned to Washington after an
absence of six weeks abroad.
Mrs DE Fries Critten entertained at
luncheon yest.-. day in compliment to Mrs.
Daniel Lamont Her guests We're Mrs.
Thomas r. Marshall. Mrs. Lindley NJ.
Garrison, Mrs. Thomas Ewing, Mrs. Falr-
fax Harrison, Mrs. Fremont smith. Mrs
j Albert L. Mills, Mrs. w. F. McLallan,
Mrs. Swagar Shc:ley. Miss Helen Stewart
! and Miss Marjorie Critten.
Mrs. LemueI p. Padgett entertained at
n luncheon yesterday in compliment to
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Her other guests
were Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher. Mrs
Nathan p. BRYAN. Mrs. Thomas }. COVE
Shields Mrs. Ira Copley. Mrs. Stanford.
| Mrs. Wintcrhalter. Mrs. McLemere Mrs.
Bayard, Mrs. Fred 4. Rritten. Mrs. r. L.
| Taylor Mrs Howard. Mrs Frank IFletch-
err Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Randolph Rapley,
| Mrs. Il r. Taylor, Mrs. Leadbetter, Mrs.
| Fred bennett Miss Temple, Mrs. Joseph
| Bvrns, and Mrs. William p. Borland
Mrs Ben Johnson is giving a tea this
afternoon to meet Mrs. Ollie James and
Mrs. John E. Osborne. Those assisting
will be Mrs. Weeks. Mrs sternberg. Mrs.
Thruston Ballard, Mrs Borah, Mrs.
Charles C. McChord. Mrs. Hubert S. Dent.
Mrs. Jack Beali. Mrs. Sherey. Mrs. VIII
liam T. Davis. Mrs. A. B. Bennett, Mrs.
Dunn. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Henry S.
| Breckenridge.
The boys Of the Tome School at Port
Deposit, Md, gave their annual Washing
ton birthday dance last evening. Or.
Thomas $. Baker. director of the school,
!
| Rowland Of Baltimore, president of the
| board of trustees of the Tome School. and
! by Mrs. Cecil E. Ewing. The large din
| ing room of the school, in which the
dance was held. was attractively dec
| GRATED with red, white and blue bunting
| and with evergreens. The music was fur
nished by an orchestra from Wilmington.
| The guests included the friends of stu
dents from New York. Philadelphia, Bal
| timore and Washington. \ large num-
| Der of alumni We're also present. The
| following were among those present from
| Washington: Miss a. Lewis. Miss Mildred
Miller and Mr.. William Miller, Mrs. Hen
ry Wilson, Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss
| Bagley.
| Mrs. Howard S. Reside went to Bos-
| ton yesterday to spend fortnight with
her daughter. Miss Reeside, who is now
| Il member OF the Boston Opera Com
Butterfly" Last week Miss Reeside
| scored a success in one of the leading
| roles in Martha"
Mr.. and Mrs. T A. Woodard of Will
son, N. c., are house guests of Secretary
| and Mrs Daniels.
| The marriage of Miss Harriet Stryne
| of Wilmington. y. G, and Mr.. Allen
c. Lloyd Will take place February IS. it
is announced.
| Mrs \. Preston Packard of Brockton,
Mass, and Miss Jennie Andrews of Prov
idence, X. L., are the guests of Mrs.
| Packards parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Is. Dc Puy. 1869 Meridian place
Laundry Plant Burns, Loss SIS, 900.
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