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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31

"Oh, Mr.. Brown, I've just joined a
Red Cross society and I've started
out collecting supplies to send the
starving Belgians. Could you donate
anything - some lettuce or some
thing?"
+'But my. dear Miss Gush, pardon
me, but the Belgians could make abb
solutely no use of lettuce"
what? Aren't they rabbits?"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31

Oak Park and western suburbs, all
over 70 years old, died during year.
Ebba johnson, 5121 Kenmore aV.,
accidently killed by gas from leak
ing fixture in bedroom, verdict of
coroner's jury.
Will of George w. Hale, elevator
manf'r, divides $4,000 among four
charitable institutions and 20 per-
SONS. ..
To raise Cathedral of Holy Name,
State and Superior, with 5000 jack
screws. Placing caissons as new
foundation support.
Herbert NJ. Seckbach, 500 CaIu-
met av., arrested when neighbor said
he beat 4-year-old son. Denies
charges.
Charles Adele, 800 Washington
blvd, arrested at Milwaukee av and
Augusta after race with policemen.
Accused of purse-snatching.
Building occupied by Frank c.
Weber & Co., wholesale grocers, 623
w. 63d, badly damaged by fire early
today. Expect 100000 loss.
Third federal employment bureau
opened Wednesday at 845 Wabash av
Over 5000 raised at meeting of
supporters of Federated Jewish Char
tiles. Makes total of $115,00O need |
ed for yearly fund.
Louis Cohen, 423 S. Clark, second |
hand dealer, on trial for receiving
stolen property, accused Detectives |
Patrick Alcock and Walter Johnson
of grating.
Sullivan Democrats give ball to-
night at 7th Regiment armory.
Steering committees OF Constftu- |
tional Convention league working to |
get action on constitutional conYen-
ton resolution in state legislature.
cARRANZA BOSS IN VERA CRUZ |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31
cARRANzA BOSS IN VERA CRU;

Washington, Dec. 31.-The state
of Vera Cruz is free of Villista and
Zapatista troops, according to Of
fetal advices to the constituencies
agency here today. Gen. Sauviran,
who was operating under Gen. Villa,
surrendered with 600 men to Gen.
Obregon at Jalpitan, the dispatch de-
clared.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
A Surprise Party.

Mr. and Mrs. James Alfred McWilliam-
son We're rendered a delightful surprise
Thursday evening last in honor of the
forty-second anniversary of their mar
riage- The bride and groom of forty-two
years ago were escorted to the residence
of their daughter. Mrs. John S. Wagner,
60 street southeast. where a number
of relatives and friends were gathered.
A delightful evening was spent in play
ing games. dancing and singing. Miss
Emily f. McWillamson, Messrs James
i. and VIII F. McWiliamson and Mr..
arthur Rawlings furnished the music.
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. McWiliiamson. Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. James l.
McWilliamson. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Simpson. Nr. VIII McWilliamson. Misses
Gertrude and Emily McWilliamson, Mr..
and Mrs. C.. Jacobs, Mr.. Charles and
Miss Alice Bateman. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A klinger, Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Cronley,
Mr. and Mrs. L. +. Moriand. Mrs. Nc
Donald, Misses Mamie Mcdonald. NJ
Clemans. Anna Burkett. Dorothy King
er. Katherine Mcdonald, Florence and
Helen Cronley and Irma and Margaret
Simpson. Mr.. Arthur Rawlings and Mas
ters Mcdonald and Kenneth Klinger.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Episcopal Home Tea
Dance.

A tea dance will be given at the New
Willard tomorrow from to for
the benefit of the Episcopal Home for
Children. formerly known as the Bell
Home. Mrs. Alexander Britton. Mrs
Bowman H. McCalia. Mrs. ]. w. Mac
Murray and Mrs William d. Hoover
will preside during the several hours
at the tea table. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Stod-
dard will have charge of ehe lemonade
table. The patronesses, include Mrs.
Redfield. Mrs. McCalla, Mrs. J. w. Mac
Murray. Mrs. Alexander Britton. Mrs.
II. T. Myers, Mrs. Joseph H. Thropr,
Mrs. William Crozier. Mrs. Lee Over
man. Mrs LarZ Anderson. Mrs. Edward
+. Mclean. Mrs. Beale Howard, Mrs.
+. J. Freeman. Mrs. Lawrence Heap,
Mrs. Walter Mclean. Mrs. w. g. Rtves,
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. F. de C. Faust.
Mrs. c. j. Bell. Mrs. T. W. Notes, Mrs.
5. c. Neale. Mrs. William kearny Carr.
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair. Mrs. Thomas
Ewing. Mrs. Benjamin Micou. Mrs. Le-
roy Tuttle. Mrs Edward Quintard. Mrs.
T. +. Jewell. Mrs. William D. Hoover,
Miss Kibbey. Miss Boardman. Miss
Caroline Smith, Mrs. r. r. Bradford.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Stoddard. Mrs. William
X. Ellis. Mrs. Z. J. Stellwagcn. Mrs.
Johnson. Mrs. y. y. Birncy and Mrs.
Aspinwall.
This home is now caring for a large
number of children and is refusing ap-
plications weekly, and the buildings are
full.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Canoe Club Dance.

Friday evening at the Washington
Canoe Club a dance was given in honor
of the Misses Benton. The dance was
chaperoned by Mrs. w. II. Benton and
Mrs. Warren Ieatman. The guests in
cuded Miss Ethel Gwynn of Laurel Miss
Margaret Pagan, Miss Gertrude Pagan,
Miss Marie Blunden, Miss Bessie Allen,
Miss Anne Wheat, Miss Betsy Robinson
of IIyattsville, Miss Mary Mayfield, Miss
Mildred May Farrell, Miss Elva Yeatman,
Miss Ernestine Giacchetti of IIyattsville,
Miss Constance Weaver. Miss Angela
Vandoran, Miss Elizabeth Naylor, Miss
Georgil Lucy, Miss Meyers, Miss Fran
ces Robinson, Miss Edith Sheridan, Miss
Dorothy Gait Miss Mary Harris. Miss
Courtenay Powell, Miss Charlotte Adams,
Miss Grace Benton Miss Dorothy Nero
dith. Miss Helen Benton. Miss Wilmer
Nash and Miss Florence Benton. and
Messrs w. - Bergman, Ford of NJ. y.
g. Ruff of NJ. \. G. +. j. Mckenna of
NJ. ~ c., Campbell McWiliams. Collins,
Ray Dickson, +. :. Holloway of River
dale. Roger p. Hollingsworth, Alfred G.
Schmidt w. u. Wilcoxon Chesterfield
Adams, c. +. Whit. Hiram Cash, Horace
Benton, Edgar T. Montell. Robert E.
Mayfield, ]. y. skinner, c. +. Robinson
of NJ. A. c.. Ralph p. Benton. Harry 7.
knight Francis Mix, Waldo Burnside,
C. T. Cockey of NJ ~ C., o. D. Knight,
Ralph Fehr. Carl Snyder and j. D.
CLANCY
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Chevy Chase.

Mrs. Robert Preston Sheaiey of East
Melrose street who has been spending
the past three weeks in Baltimore, Md,
has returned home She will so to Mount
Vernon, Ohio. shortly. Mrs. Isaac T..
Shoemaker of Grafton street was hostess
the past week to the members of her
bridge club at her home. Little Miss Lii
liam Latimer, daughter OF Judge and Mrs.
John Wilmer Latimer of Newlands street.
entertained a few of her young friends at
4 birthday luncheon the past week at her
home, when she had among her friends
Harriet Stearns Whitford. Peggy Walsh.
katherine Martin, katherine Deming and
Mildred Peelle. Mrs. Henry Mactier of
connecticut avenue, who has been visit
ing her daughter at Glencoe. Md, has
returned home Mrs. Otis d. SWEET of
Grafton street entertained the members
of the Chevy Chase Thimble Club the
past week at her home Miss Mildred
Shoemaker entertained about twenty-five
ton street the past week. Mrs John
Martin and her mother, Mrs. Frank. of
Grafton street entertained the members
OF her bridge club at her home the past
week.
Mrs Ryan Devereaux. who has been
spending some time with relatives in
philadelphia, Pa, has returned. Col. and
Mrs George Il. Davis. who have been
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N1aury
Dove. Jr., of Northampton street. have
returned to their home in Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Henry A. kirchmeyer was hostess
at dinner dance the past week at her
home on Morrison street. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. MaWhinney have purchased the Fred
Sonneman house on Primrose street and
have taken possession of same.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Beiler of Nc
kinley street have closed their house for
the winter and returned to the city. Mrs.
Horace Chandlee of Oliver street. who
has been visiting at st. Augustine, Fla.
has returned to her home. The Chevy
Chase Wednesday morning reading class
met the past week at the home of Mrs.
Thomas L. Robertson. Mrs. Eugene E.
Stevens acting as hostess for the class.
Mrs. Andrew j. Cummings returned the
past week from Annapolis, where she has
been with her husband.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

dancing continued until after midnight
The guests were Miss Annie Beuchert
Miss Elenor Schwartz, Miss Susie Adams,
liss Martha krumke. Miss Alma
rumke, Miss Minnie Schuerger. Miss
ouise Schuerger. Miss May Berberich,
Hiss Jennie Emnons. Mrs. Ida krumke.
Mrs. Maggie Beuchert, Mrs. Florence Nc,
Donald. Mrs. Minnie Stroschein. Mrs.
Mable Tinker. Mrs. Edna Williamson, DR..
Robert Perkins, DIR. A. W. Valentine. Mr..
.-arl Krumke, Mr.. Walter Carter. Mr..
heodore Beuchert. Mr.. Joseph Becker.
r. Willard Williamson. Mr.. Herbert
-oschein. Mr.. L. C. Smith. Mr.. Herbert
18th. Mr.. George Berger. Mr.. William
Donald. Mr. Smithson. Mr.. Rotel Tin
social and dance was given Wednes-
Ay evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T. c. Almond. Mount Rainier. Md Re-
freshments were served and dancing en-
joyed until a late hour. Those present
We're Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cassell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Welsh Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lohmer. Mr.. aud Mrs Milton Newell Mr..
and Mrs. J. Brigman and Mrs. Carrie Nj
col OF Mount Rainier, Misses Annie Hus-
ton, Blanche and Minnie Pates of Fred
ericksburg, Va: Mrs Haslip of Manas-
sas Va; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dobyns and
Misses A. De Priest, Annie Walker, Tam
son Jacobs, Eva Langley, Florence Al
mond and Eva Lumsden of Washington
Miss ConsueIo Roby of La Plata. Md.
Misses Katrina Martin, Ethel McEwen
and Ellen Erigman of Mount Rainier,
and Messrs. William Baker. Ed Spaulding,
Minor Jacobs Aubrey I.umsden. Irving
Bundou. Earl Baker and ". Hilary of
Washington: Mr. G. W. Nicol and Perry
Martin of Mount Rainier, and Mr.. Irving
Roby of La Plata, Md
Evening star., 1914-02-08
At College Women S
Club.

At the College Women's Club tea, TO
be held at o'clock. at 1929 F street
northwest. the hostesses will be Miss a.
Margaret Merrill, Miss Sara Abbot, Mrs.
II. NJ. Adams, Mrs. Charles O. Apple
man, Miss Isabella Baldwin, Miss Hettie
Il. Bell. Miss Florence Bingham, Miss
Mary Breen. Mrs. +. 4. Buchard, Mrs.
W. E. Burleish. Miss Frances Carpenter,
Mrs. V. *. Chestnut Miss Edna A. Clark,
Miss Alice Deal, Miss Ruth Denham.
Mrs. J. S. Diller, Mrs. Aiva l.. Gardner.
Mrs. Claude Gilbert. Miss Ellen Golden,
Miss Wilhelmina Hartmann. Miss Mary
|. Heist>ell. Mrs. II. B. Hurlbut, Miss
Muriel Johnston. Miss Agnes jones' Miss
karoline klaeser. Miss Martha Mac
Lear. Mrs. B. NJ. Manly, Mrs. Martindell,
Mrs. George Z. Merrill. Mrs. Guion Mil
Ter. Miss Zaida Nicholson, Miss Meta
Peterson, Miss Irene Pistorio. Mrs. F..
l. Ransome, Mrs George n. Thomson
and Mrs. g. a. Waring. The program
will begin promptly at ; o'clock, when
Mrs. Henry White, a member of the
club. viii present Miss Florence Stefins.
contralto in group of songs. assisted
by Miss Margaret White. mezzo-soprano
Miss White and Mr. John Irwin will he
the accompanies.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
|MSOCIETXE IN
I6@E Ez--s=sezz3lSSZsEd
DettWeiler-Berens.

Miss Helen Z. Berens, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs H. j. Berens. and DR. Villa:
F. Dettweiler son of the late Mr.
DettweiIer and Mrs. Dettweler of NJ
sas city. were married Wednesday eve
ing at the church of the ImmaculG.
Conception by She Rev. Eugene Connoiis
The bride was escorted by her fatheT
being preceded by her sister. Miss Hen
rietta Berens who was maid of honor.
The bridesmaids. Misses Anna Welsh.
Mario Studds. May Cannon. Mary zoe
and Virginia Eueth, and the ushers. Mt.
Edward Ardo"ser jr.; Mr. Henry Dlslne,'
NJ Charles NJ. Brown. Mr.. Frederick A.
-Fhuoe and Mr. John u sullivan ana ths
littIo flower girl. Miss Bertha Berens'
cousin of tho bride. ,,..
The brides gown was OF white duchess
satin dr4ped with duchess race SnN
caught with orange blossoms. r1o,,iG,
SONS were s.nt To the bride IRON ioflod. !.
H.r ;uIIa Veil was wrcathed with orah1
h.ossof,s and f..-r shower bouoI"t W"S OF
,,.,.y.i.is b,-id- roses and lilies ot tho
vallev ..--.-,.;t, MI
t,,I.,. ro,.e.. .frl We're gowncd IN plnh
crepc meteor and carried pink Nilla, me-
roses IN, brides mother wore biaGh
eharmcuse with AN overdress of SIN
shadow lace. Miss Dorothy treeooos :,
house guest and nice 81 ahe sFoo'"
:Lpple-green crepe de chime.
Mr. Bernard Miles of Harpers feTEy'
II Va. was hest man. a reception lui-
loWed at the home of the bfide par e'I'S
and a buffet supper was ser'eu. - -
Mrs pettweiler departed later ioi rt eie
west ON their money 'l'ooh ft,i1ored
brides coing-away gown was 'alioi eu
,nsbocanv chiffon velvet with slnai s
tango hat ANA raccoon furs- The Souus
,o,InIe viii reside in southern ok'ahoi'''
Evening star., 1914-02-08
MARSHALL l-Tennent.

The marriage of Miss katherine Rem
noe Tennent. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gardiner Tennent. and Mr.. Row
land Spearman Marshall of Philadelphia
took place last night at st. Margaret s
Church. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Herbert Scott Smith and the
bride was given away by her father.
Her dress was of white satin char
meuse, trimmed with duchess lace and
pearls and her tulle veil was caught with
a wreath of orange blossoms sent from
Georgia. Her bouquet was Of roses and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Thomas W. Fred, the brides sis
ter was the matron of honor and wore
yellow brocaded satin with mechlin lace.
The brides other attendants included
Mrs. Hunter Tenrent of Norfolk. Mrs. De
Neale of Portsmouth. Va; Miss Laura
Ramsay of Toccoa. Ca; Miss Joseph
inc Alexander of Danville. Va; Miss
Helen Plant and Miss Nora Pepper of
this city. They wore dresses of white
crepe de chine with tunics of yellow chif-
fon and Chantilly lace and square trains
of heavy lace lined with yellow chiffon.
All the attendants wore small hats of
gold lace and carried bouquets of yellow
roses. Miss Beverly Tennent of Norfolk,
the brides niece, was the flower girl and
wore white and carried basket of sweet
peas and orange blossoms.
Mr.. Wilmot Marshall of Columbia. S.
c.. was best man for his brother The
ushers were Mr.. Claude Marshall of Co.
lumbia. s. c.: Mr.. y. NJ. Goodoe of
Roanoke. Va; Mr.. George A. Bentley. DR..
Thomas w. Fred, Mr.. Lodge Hill and Dr.
Hunter Tennent, L. s. N, brother of the
bride.
reception followed at the Ralfour
apartment, where the newly married
couple was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Tennent. the brides mother, who wore
black crepe meteor and lace and a cor
sage bouquet of violets and Lady Hilling-
ton roses. Miss Villa Strange of Dam
Vile wore white satin and Chantilly lace
Mrs. Savage of Norfolk wore gold cloth
and lace. Mrs. Wrenn of Norfolk wore
lace and chiffon with taffeta. Miss Cary
Moody of Mississippi wore white and
green tameta with lace and pearls. Mrs
Rachael Snyder was in black and gold
and Mrs. Sherier was in pink taffeta and
lace.
The out-of-town guests were: Judge c.
c. Moody and Miss Cary Moody of Mis-
sissippi. Miss Villa Strange of Danville
Va: Mrs. w. A. Savage and Mr.. Savage
of Norfolk, Va: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q.
Wrenn. jr.. of Norfolk, Va: Mrs. S. A.
Chase of Round Hill. Va; Dr. f. H. Ten
nent. L. 5. N, Norfolk, Va; Lieut.
George c. De Neale. L. 5. NJ. C.. and Mrs
De Neale of Portsmouth Va: Miss Laura
Ramsay of Toccoa. Ga. and Miss Olive
Plant of Tarrytown on -the-Hudson.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Anacostia.

Miss GLADYS La Frae of Boston Is the
guest Of Miss Annie Hingley at her home
in Maple View place. She is the sister
of Mrs. Charles +. Roberts of Mount
View place. Miss Hingley will entertain
Wednesday evening next at her hon',
in honor of her guest. Mr. and Mrs
Harry De Walt entertained con any
Of friends at their home on Valley street
Thursday evening of the past week. The
game Of 500 was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. In the company
were Mr. and Mrs. William ScantleburS.
jr; Mr. and Mrs. 6. L. Tolson. Mr.. and
Mrs John +. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward F. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. W. ".
Tolson, Miss Dorothea Lutz and Mis-
Lois Thompson. Mrs julius w. Tolson
observed her sixty-fifth birthday annisef-
sary last Monday evening at her home
2o17 Nichols avenue and members OF the
family and relatives gave her surpris'
party. During the evening games -
various descriptions were enjoyed ana
refreshments served. In the COMPANY
were Mrs. o. s Pumphrey. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas +. Williamson. Misses saaie
pumphrey, Florence Pumphrey, Alic.
Leapley, Mary Leapley. Bessie Leap.ey'
Martha Rose and Myrtle Tolson. MI
and Mrs. G. T. Tolson and Mr. 'hatles
J. Osterman.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
A Spring Bazaar.

The board of lady managers of the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
is making arrangements for its annual
spring bazaar. which will be held at the
Raleigh Hotel April IS and % The usual
attractions of this fete will be increased
this year by the introduction of novel en-
tertainment features for children, and
the afternoons Will be enlivened by a tea
dance. The annual election of officers of
the board, which was recently held, re-
suited follows: Mrs. David NJ Lea,
president; Mrs. William H. Fox, first vice
president: Mrs. Edward Stellwagen. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Faber Stevenson,
recording secretary; Mrs. John Paul
Earnest. corresponding secretary: Miss
Fannie Gilliss. treasurer: Mrs. William
b. Trott, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Percy
Myers, Mrs. W. +. Clark. Mrs. l.. NJ
Mix. Miss Esther Bowen and Miss Semplc
Pettis, members of the house committee
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Flower Guild Tea.

Owing to unavoidable circumstances the
silver tea and dance to be given by the
Flower Guild, Monday. February .,
from to 10 O'Clock. will not be held in
the parish hall of st. Margarets Episco-
pal Church, but at 2115 California avenue
northwest
The Misses Clements Newell and Rice
will receive. The flower table will be in
charge of Miss Louise Roberts. Miss
Botsch will have tire candy and Miss
Putzki the cake. Lemonade will he for
sale by Miss Margaret Clements and Miss
Dorothy Crawford and ice cream by Miss
Helen MacGrothy. while Mrs. Jesse
Ramsburgh will serve tea. The chaperons
will be Mrs. Charles Frailey. Miss Lip
pincott, Miss Baker, Miss Philip and Miss
Smith.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Cake With Six Candles

Miss Helen Corron celebrated her sixth
birthday at her home, 601 T. street
southwest. Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 4. The table was decorated with
flowers and ferns, and a large birthday
cake adorned the center of the table.
n number of games were played and
singing and music enjoyed by the chill
dren. Numerous presents were received.
Among those present were Miss Lille
Snead. Miss Marie Rice, Miss Myrtle
Dickerson, Miss Hilda Dickerson, Miss
Esther Goodenough Miss Lille Hobbs.
| Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Florence
Goodenough Miss Marie Dennis, Miss
Elizabeth Stone, Miss Eva Greaver, Miss
Mildred Corron, Master John Mcdonald.
Master Earl Hobbs, Master James Cor
ron. Master Western Hawkins. Master
Lloyd Greaver, Master Alfred Dickinson.
Miss Gladys Hobbs, Miss Mabel Good
enough and Miss Helen Corron.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Pearnan-Metzel.

Miss Veazie Metzel and Mr.. Ralph
Pearmen were married at the Epiphany
Church Saturday. Only a few friends were
present The bride was attired in blue
broadcloth and hat to match. She was
attended by Miss Edythe Schoneberger,
also dressed in blue broadcloth and wear
ing a picture hat. Mr.. Augusta Horton
was best man. They returned to the Cop
ley apartments. 18th and streets. where
a wedding breakfast was served. after
which they left for a northern trip. At
home after February 20.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Atkins-Criste.

\ quiet but pretty wedding took place
yesterday in the parsonage of St
Joscph's Church when Miss Agnes Mar
euerite Criste, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
r. G. Criste, and Carl clyde Atkins of
Chattanooga were married by Father
Schmidt. Later Il reception was held at
the residence of the brides parents. b.
L. street northeast Mr.. and Mrs. Atk ms
left on the 10 o'clock train for Chatta-
noosa, Tenn, their future home.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Recent Hospitalitles.

Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs saihue'
G. Kirby entertained in honor OF theiF
5auebter Virginia The evening "''S
snsnt in dancing Among those preseht
wore Miss Agnes Solem, Miss Mhdreu
-res,alsr Miss Florence simpson MISS
Frances C:,,loway Miss Helen Wise. MISS
Edna Crawford, Miss Florida CleNensef'
Miss Ruth Zellers Miss Mary Altchesoii'
Miss Marion Eliason. Miss Louise Schui,
Miss Agnes Bowling, Miss Marion FER
.uson. Miss Martha HitZ. Miss Elizaoe'a
Ferguson Miss Jessie Wiier. Miss MlIla
Iiobson Miss Grace Simpson. MISS AiicS t,
Myers. Miss Helen crossley, VT; anu
Mrs James Chaney Mr.. and Mrs. Horton
AcIIeever. Mr.. Benjamin Harlan. MI.
James Iulin. Mr.. Little. Mr.. Shadrick
Ingram. Nr. French Kirby, Mr. DUNBAR
Mr.. Lee Nettleton. Mr. Waiter faui. .dl
carter. MIR Boutwell,. Mr.. Nat Worley,
Mr.. GaIbraith Mr.. Donald Earll MI Put-
man. Mr. Conner Mr.. Raymond HARDY.
AIR. Milan iIobson. Mr.. Pniiip hlhe. -ur.
Joe KIngsbury, Mr. Mark, Ar- SonitheFs 5
and Mr. Melvin Fischer.
a party Of young folks gathered at the
residence of Mr.. i. r Disney. rs Ten
nessee avenue. last "Wednesday evening.
and organized q pleasure club to be
known as the Delphian Circle
The name was chosen for the reason
that the parents of many OF those pres
ent were members of an organization OF
that name which originated about lss9,
and held regular meetings for many
years.
Mr. Roy D. Cromwell was elected pres
ident. Miss Frances Scott. vice president
Miss Bessie Disney. secretary, and Mr..
Howard Smith. treasurer
Mrs. Ella : knight and Mrs. L. Rich
ard Gasch were at home to their friends
and to the members of the sunshine
to o'clock. Those assisting to re-
ceiye were Mrs. II. L. Peckham, Mrs
Rob Roy Mckahan. Mrs. Sanford Tay-
lor. Mrs O. RAYMOND Evans. Mrs.
Charles p. Grandfield Mrs. Elizabeth
waibridge. Mrs. Antoinette Cattna, Mrs
w E, Andrews. Mrs. ". II. Howard,
Mrs. D. f. Zinkhan. Mrs George \
Armes., Mrs Henry n Coude1; Mr.
Mrs J. Edison Briggs. Mrs Julius
Maedel Mrs. Charles kolh, Mrs. ". NJ.
Simpkins Miss Edith kolb. Miss Edna
Maedel. Miss Helen Grandf1eld and Miss
Mrs. .. f. Iiardester was given d sur
prise birthday party Thursday last by
a few of her friends at her apartment in
the Pierpont- y buffet supper followed.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
y. L. Hardester, Mr. and Mrs. c. F.
Ninkleman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Love
day. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Fritts. Mr..
Martin. Miss NJ. Murray. Miss Mabel
Mothersead and Mr.. II. +. Kennedy.
Miss Rose Levy of 11::J 9Th street north
west entertained few friends at a fare
we'll surprise party list week in honor of
Miss Sadie Bloom prior to her departure
for the west. where she expects TO make
her future home. After games and dane
ing a bountiful supper was served.
..ance was given at the Arion Hall
tuesday, February .. by Mrs. Sophie
IIelphenstine. assisted by number of
ounS ladies. The dance opened with a
grand march and the ladies wore domi-
nos and mask for the first four dances.
Supper was served at il o'clock and
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Personals.

Mrs. Edward D. Brandegee viii give a
Shrove Tuesday dance at her Brookiinc
estate. Faulkner farm. the oath. 1t is
in compliment to Miss Helen Draper the
debutante daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Draper of Boston.
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Marking Ninetieth
Anniversary.

Mr.. W. W. Curry and the Misses Curry.
1910 Monroe street northwest, will be at
home Saturday. February ii. from to
Q o'clock. MIR. Curry's nnetieth birthday
occurs the following day.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Clwa
was entertained this week by Mrs Harl'
King at her home on Lanier place. TN"
tables were devoted to the game. ana
during the afternoon tea was served.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

Mrs. Charles B. Stewart of 10 9th street
northeast yesterday afternoon entertain
ed a number OF her friends at luncheon
and bridge whist
Evening star., 1914-02-08

Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Elias have re-
turned from New York and are at ll..a
Euclid street. where they will be pleased
to see their friends.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Mendes Hecht Of Bait.
more are the weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Frank of the Stafford.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

The Washington Suburban Club enter-
tained its members at a smoker Tues
day night, which was largely attended
Evening star., 1914-02-08

Mr.. Gilbert Tyne Hall of California is
visiting his cousin. Mrs. Alice NJ Sailer
Of Columbia road.
Evening star., 1914-02-08

The Misses Rhea and Blanche Levy.
1881 Vernon street, have as their guest
Miss Rutf. Annette Baron of New York.