Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-17
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. BANKHEA HOSTESS FOR
LARGE pA{rY TODAY.
Other Lunoheons ind Pleasant Hap
penings-s Personals.
Nsses.

TooH at the New nv lizard for a large
company. Mrs. JoE,. Miller Horton was
to have shared ting pleasure of hostess
with her but, ow-iss to illness in her
family circle. was nEt able to come down
from New York. :
Mrs. Bankhead rex aived in bower Of
flowers and plants. a Japanese basket
five feet high being S3aar where she stood.
This was trimmed $aith vines and filled
with pinl. and wh.se roses and spring
blossoms The tablS from which dainties
and substantials ware served was also
elaboratefv adorned with pink and white
flowers An orchestra played
Mrs. Bankhead W. assisted b. Mrs.
James Hamilton aeWis, Mrs Claude
Swanson. Mrs. Robtrt Owen, Mrs. Viii
liam Bailey Lamar; Mrs. Clayton. Mrs.
Dent Miss Mamie sIeth. Mrs. Fairchi d,
Mrs. Lambert. Mrsi McChord. Mrs. Mi
cou Mrs. Lucian Smith, Mrs. Langley.
Mrs. Rufus Dayt Mrs. Folk. Mrs
Reisinger and Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp
Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Gil; rrison Mrs. Daniels
Mrs Nathan Bryan, Mrs. Charles Clark
Mrs. Fletcher. Mrs. Gore, Mrs William
Hughes, Mrs. Ollie flames. Mrs. Charles
E johnson, Mrs 4: Hamilton Lewis,
Myers Mrs. Mart3ne. Mrs George T.
Oliver Mrs. Overustn. Mrs. Owen. Mrs.
Key PitInan. Mrf Poindexter. Mrs.
Ransdell Mrs JoS T. Robinson. Mrs.
SALISBURY: Mrs. Shields Mrs. Shively.
Mrs. Ellison Smittl- Mrs. Stephenson,
Mrs. Switzerland. Mrs. Swanson. Mrs
T. }. Walsh. Mrs. JPhn Sharp Williams,
Mrs. Post Wheeler$ Mrs. Sculley. Mrs.
Langley. Mrs. Gudg$r. Mrs. John SHELTON
Williams, Mrs. Sanflel Gordon Graham.
Mrs. David Jayne Hill Mrs Joseph Bal
ley, Mrs. Thomas 3)unn. Mrs. Stavely.
Mrs. kinkead. Mrs. Brenizer, Mrs. John
Fall. Mrs. Moran. Mrs. Mcfarland. Mrs
Young Mrs. Quirillos Mrs. Meredith. Mrs
Rust. Mrs. Brinton 1Stone. Mrs. William
Iitzhugh Lee. Mrs lClayton. Mrs. Arch
lbald Oracle, Mrs. sAnsberry. Mrs Liv-
lngston. Mrs. Clay in. Mrs Blackmore,
Mrs Woodward, Mrk. Pickett Mrs. Henry
L. Mann. Mrs. Wi2iam T. Reed. Mrs.
Mrs. Rufus Day.s Mrs Abercrombie
Mrs. Basset. Mrs. eGodoH sst Mrs. n Alden.
Mrs Randolph Hopkins. Miss Hopkins.
Mrs Martin LittleH.n. Mrs. Stokes, wife
ard Clark Mrs. E;wi3g Mrs Henry Mann.
Mrs. Gillett Hill, Mrs Elodsett. Mrs
Matthew, Mrs. Dosyney. Mrs. Howry.
Mrs Mrs, n 5enn PATS Mrs , Misou.
Mrs Lucian snsith. Mrs. Mills
Mrs. Charles Bar .let Mrs Schluter.
Mrs. Bennett. Mrs. /: Brantley. Mrs. Lo-
gan, Mrs. Tucker, .Mrs. Jones. Mrs T.
De Witt Talmage. .1rs William F. Den
Fred Britten. Mrs. :Folk. Mrs. Hoffman
Mrs. Ayers, Miss Heacock Mrs. Hannis
Taylor. Mrs. FaircHld. Mrs Charles Nc
Chord. Mrs: Edward Campbell, Mrs
R Ramner9, Mrs uoh Tisod ORE Ti,er Mrs
Joseph knowland, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs
Nash and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Payne.
Miss Elizabeth Selken Mrs Reed and
Miss Alice Reed Of 1sichmond, Va.
Prince Munster j Germany. who is
staying at the AuAtrian emba ssy was
entertained at dintsr last night by his
hosts Early next 2Seek the ambassador
ana Nine, Dumh3, accompanied by
Prince Munster, wig go to Aiken. s. c.
to remain several Yeeks. The ambassa-
doris physician hasyprescribed the change
Of climate to aid hissrecovery from an at
tack of grip.
Sir Hugh and u dy Bell uncle and
aunt of Lady Sprinss-Ri are guests at
the British embassy
The usual celebration at the Home for
the Aged. under the care of Little Sis
tiers of the Poor, WY be observed Thurs
DAY, winch ID st. 1oseph'S day Dinner
will be served at 1.1:0
Mrs. Wilkam Bail3y Lamar will receive
informally tomorrow from to & O'Clock,
at the Netherlands.
The March dances OF the Dupont Club
was heIo at the Ca5ro saturday evening
last. The program .ccnsisted of twenty
two dances and a Grand march. the lat
ter being led by Mr.. Arthur T. Curtin
and Miss Hazel F. sMcQuay
The reception co,smittee. all members
Of the club, was composed of the Misses
Louise c. Wordens Fannie R.. Noack,
Maybelle r. Parkes. Hazel F. McQuay
Ada NJ. Craver, Virginia G Hunter and
Messrs.. Resinald 4 Fennell, Arthur 7.
v,se. Edward G Hjuer, Edwin N. Mess
and DR.. Oscar b. ,intar, president of the
club. An exhibition: Of progressive dam
cling was given by sthe Misses Mae and
Margaret Chamberlain. Another interest
to the guests holding licky numbers. The
first prize vas wonSby Mr.. Cottrell. Mr..
Vedder taking secssnd and Mr.. Adams
third. The guests included Misses, Barker,
Chappalear. CcoldeS stroth, Polkinhorn,
Gersdorf. Carter. N'ilor. Saunders. Bre-
tow, Humphrey. Srnfth Etter. Davis. AL
Lewis and Proctor: and Messrs. ,Neale.
Hall. Parker, Lancaste,, Saunders, Cham
berlain. Stauffer. C$dei, Lillard. Cottrell,
Henderson. Atwill. s.atchford, Saunders,
Thorn. Adams. Nedser. Lanse. Marshall.
Fitch. Dodge. Resly Ray. Schlauer
many othel friends OF The members Of
The dane was Shaperoned by Mrs.
Charles B. st.ongs Mrs. Henrietta c.
Worden and Mrs. lian T. Hunter. The
clubs next lance WI be held April IS
Mrs Morgan Hill. sae companed by her
son-n-law. Baron u. lie. Renich Werth,
arrived at the shqYeiam Yesterday to
spend sonS time.
Mr.. and Mrs. P;au Bartlett gave a
l3p a la a <
for the daughter sf the latter Miss
Caroline Ogden JOINTS.
Mrs. Burlsson wig of the Postmaster
General. LEFT Washington yesterday for
San Antonio Tex. IL visit her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. ID Mrs. Richard Van
Wyck Negley. She yin also visit Austin,
Tex. before returninE here for the Easter
season
Mrs. -,ani.ls recei Sed yesterday at the
tea dance AZ the may yard. given under
the auspices Of the Navy Relief Society. |
Mrs. Richard Wainwright assisted. Mrs. |
Sheldon vans and tMrs. Chester Wells |
received the ticketss and Mr. Donation
had charge If the lemonade table. Among |
those presesit We're | Rear Admiral and |
Mrs. Staunton. Payf Inspector and Mrs. |
Wood. Reasr Admtal Holiday. Miss |
beatty. Mrs Hay~ fod. Miss Haywood |
capt. and Mrs. Warrington. Mr.. Worth
Daniels, Mrs. Eictos Kaufman. Com |
mander BrlIstyn. Mifs Marie Peary. Mrs.
William P, CronaIs Mrs. j. William
Henry. Miss Anita aIcnry. Miss Cecilia
McCallum. Miss Lhwre Smith. Mrs. |