Evening star., 1914-02-11

winter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Camp
| bell. VIII" were among the founders. We're
at the head Of the committee for the 1914
meeting. Mrs. Mark Brooke and Miss
| Aiice Shepard We're the other members.
Nine, Rakhneteff Mrs. Edward D. White,
/ Mrs. Stephen Il. Elkns Mrs Thomas f.
| Walsh and Mrs. Edward Mclean were
:, the patronesses Mrs. Charles Campbell
received the guests assisted by Mrs.
| Mark Brooke. Her gown of pale blue
charmeusc. had tninaret tunic of gold
tissue embroidered in pink beaded flow
erS. and combined with tulle and chiffon.
Mrs Brooke wore black charmeuse. with
! brilliants. Mr. Charles Campbell and
| Capt. Mark Brooke led the cotillon. The
| favors We're all sorts of pretty and useful
| articles-parasols. fans, vanity boxes and
picture frames for the women. and paper
cutters, note books, pencils. etc, for the
men.
| DR. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting en-
tertained at a dinner last night before
the cotillor at Rauschers :. when their
guests Were Miss Julia Calhoun. Miss
Thatcher, Miss Shipman. Miss Hetl Miss
Morgan the Misses Whiting. Mr.. Stead.
Mr. Miller. Mr.. Bowie Clarke. Mr.. J. Z.
Calhoun, Lieut.. Commander Gilmer. Capt.
Mclean. Mr. Iarrabee and Mr.. Hyatt
Mrs. Key Pittman will be at home to-
morrow. Senator and Mrs. Pittman' $
home is at Idaho avenue and Macomb
Mrs. Judson c Clements and Miss
Clements viii be at home tomorrow from
+; to g.
Mrs. Bristow. wife of Senator Bristow,
will not be at hoi2e tomorrow.
Mrs Samuel Jordan Graham. wife of
Assistant Attorney General Graham. will
be lat home informally today from =
until 8 at her residence. l3l2 Connecticut
avenue northwest She will have assist
ing her Mrs. Lee S. Overman. Mrs. Will
lard salisbury. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh,
Mrs Claude A. Swanson. Mrs A. Mitchell
Palmer Mrs. Miles PoindeNter. Mrs. w
G. Neal, Mrs. James l.. Slayden of Rich
mond. Va: Mrs. George T. AIarye, Mrs.
Miss Florence ADAMS, Miss Sallie Will
liams, Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain, Miss
Elena Calderon and Miss Callie IIoke
Smith.
Mrs George Thomas Sn1allwood. Miss
Dorothy Smallwood and Mrs. Annie Hill
ton Ardway will be at home to their
friends Thursdays in February.
Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Bryan. Mrs. Garr-
son. Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Redtield will
receive today. Miss Agnes Hart Wilson
will be with Mrs. Bryan.
Mrs Burieson Mrs. Lane and Mrs.
| Houston will not be at home today
Mrs. Daniels will have assisting her to-
day Mrs Lambert of st. Louis. Mrs. r.
A. Baldwin. Mrs. a. W. Bagley.. Mrs. F.
S. Nash Mrs. Capehart. Mrs. II. A.
| Banks. Mrs. J. 7. Lloyd Mrs; J. Wash
ington Logue, Mrs. W. \. Oldtield. Miss
Carolyn Nash, Miss Newbold Of Philadel
phia. the Misses Small and Miss Mary
Cieaves Daniels.
The Congressional Club has invitations
out for breakfast AT Rauscher's Satur-
day. February II. at - o'clock. and for
a reception with dancing at the club to
meet the following debutantes of the
congressional circle: Miss Genevieve
Walsh. Miss Genevieve Clark, Miss Dor
othy Campbell, Miss Marcia Murdock,
Miss Eleanor knowland. Miss Lucille
Clark, Miss Floretta Shreve. Miss Louise
Langham. Miss Clara Francis, Miss Eliza
beth Kent. Miss Rebecca Patten. Miss
Florence Curry and Miss Marguerite
Frear. The date of the latter party is
Thursday evening. February 10, at $50.