Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-26

HN W. THOMPSON, MISS ELIzABETH
glad tn see their friends a the Portner.
Saturday February as. :: to 6, instead of
Friday. when they will have with them
Miss jean Adams of T'oochow. China.
Mrs. Berry hill entertained at a lunch
con of sixteen covers yesterday at
Rauscher's in compliment to Mrs Alfred
Battle of Seattle. Wash. wife Of Judge
Battle. Invited to meet Mrs. Battle were
Mrs. Hughes wife of Senator Hughes of
New Jersey: Mrs. Anthony and Mrs
Campbell. wives Of the representatives
from Kansas: Mrs. Humphrey. wife of
Representative Humphrey of Washing
ton: Mrs. Hughes. wife OF Representative
Hughes of West Virginia: Mrs Stephens.
wife Of Representative Stephens of
Texas; Mrs. Dean. Mrs. Wells. Mrs
Johnson Mrs. Baliinger, Mrs Herrick.
Mrs Williamson and Mrs. Shultz of
Washington and Mrs. McAllister of New
York.
The regular Friday reception at the
Congressional Club will be held at II
o o'clock tomorrow morning. instead of at
the usual hour. Mary Antin. the well
known author. will be the guest of honor,
and will address the club.
Mary Antin, who in private life is Mrs.
Graham comes to the city to speak at
noon for the benefit of Friendship House.
Mrs. Fletcher will receive. assisted by
Mrs. Raker and Mrs. Towner. Mrs. John
s. Williams and Miss Agnes Wilson will
be at the table. Assisting in entertaining
will be Mrs. Works, California: Mrs.
Walsh, Montana; Mrs. Underwood, Ala
bana: Mrs. Nolstead, Minnesota; Mrs.
Gnderhiil New York: Mrs. White. Ohio:
Mrs Williams Illinois: Mrs. Young. Tex
as: Mrs Walters. Pennsylvania: Mrs.
Wingo. Arkansas; Mrs. Winslow, Massa-
chusetts; Mrs. Young, North Dakota;
Mrs Van Orsdel, Mrs. John B. Hender-
son Mrs. Joseph f. Thropp. Mrs. South
Trimblc, Mrs. Virginia Cooper Wiley.
Mrs Herbert Wadsworth. Miss Flora
Wilson. Miss Ellen P. Wood and Miss
Mary Wilcox. Miss Patton. the Misses
Prouty, Miss Shreve and Miss Sweet will
be ushers.
Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook and her
sister Miss Mayer. assisted by several
friends, will be at home tomorrow from
to q.
The Misses Wilson. Mrs. Alexander
Graham Bell. Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge.
Mrs. Henry Dimock and Mr.. Emile Ber
liner have taken boxes for Mary An
tins lecture under the auspices of
Friendship House Association. at the
Columbia Theater tomorrow afternoon.
The patronesses include Mrs. Alexander
Graham Bell, Mrs. Henry X. Bush
Brown. Mrs. Whitman Cross, Mrs Henry
Dimock Miss Ellen Day Hale, Mrs.
Lodge. Mrs. James Pinchot Mrs. Her
| bert Putnam. Mrs. Abram Simon, Mrs.
James l.. Slayden. Mrs. Horace M. Tow
ner. Mrs. Richard Wainwright. Mrs. ST.
| mon Wolf, Miss Margaret Woodrow Will
son and Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson.
Miss Mary A. Costolow of Livingston
| Heights and Mr.. Daniel Joseph Ormsbee
<yl..
| Church, G arendon, Va, by Rev. Father
( Lackey last Monday morning. A nuptial
| mass followed. The bride was dressed
| in white silk crepe meteor and white hat
| trimmed with lilies OF the valley and
white pumes. The altar was decorated
| with palms. bride roses and ferns.
wedding breakfast was served at the
| home of the bride. only members of the
family being present Later the couple
| left for Richmond. Va.
| Capt. Boy-Ed. naval attache of the
| German embassy. is leaving town today
and will make tour of the southern
naval stations before going to Mexico.
| Mrs. Barnett. wife of Mai. Gen. George
Barnett. comnlandant OF the Marine
| Corps will join him at their quarters
here, 9th and 6 streets southeast, March 8.
| Admiral and Mrs H. r. Stanford have
as their guest their sister, Mrs. Henry D.
Lloyd Of Boston.
| Mrs. II. r. Stanford. wife of the chief
| of bureau of yards and docks of the
| navy. entertained at luncheon today at
the Army and Navy Club. The guests of
| honor We're Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
and Mrs Stanfo-d's sister. Mrs Henry
| d. hloyd of Boston, who is now her
guest The others invited to meet Mrs.
Roosevelt and Mrs. Lloyd were Mrs.
| Josephus Daniels, Mrs John X. Shields,
MARITIME rs Walter
Watson, Mrs. Robert E. Peary, Mrs.
Stokes. Mrs. Gheen, Mrs. Harris. Mrs.
Dickens. Mrs. Winterhalter. Mrs. Wick
| life Rose. Mrs. J. W. Fails Mrs Con-
/ nor, Miss Fogg. Mrs. Hal. Mrs. Geylor.
Mrs. JAYNE. Mrs. Southgate, Mrs. Rich
ara lioilyday, Mrs. Dunbar. Mrs. Bates.
| Mrs. Mayo and Mrs. Cone
| tiers. Mrs. Edith A. Crump and Miss AL
ian. owing to illness in the family. have
not been able to make any calls for two
seasons. but they will be glad to see
| their friends Friday. February - at their
| new home, 1902 Avenue of the Presidents.
Mrs. George Tully Vaughan will be at
home this afternoon
The benefit performance for the infant
welfare station of the Washington Diet
Kitchen VIII be held tonight at the Play
house at 10 o'clock under the auspices of
Nine. Dumba Mrs: George w Vanderbilt
i and Mrs. Edward Rowland Tableaux
and dances make up the program. spe-
cial dances will be given by Miss Rhoda
Fulam and Mr. Marcus Jordan Miss
Julia Meyer and Mr.. Won Rath, Mr..
Preston Gibson and Mrs. Edward Row
land. Niscountess day. Miss Mar Nc
Cawlcy, Miss Katherine McCIintock. Miss
j Emily Beatty. Miss Helen Waicott and
Miss Fullam form a group of dancers.
and Mrs George Vanderbilt. Miss Sophy
Johnston, Miss Mis- Gathering ,5i Britton, Miss
Miss Isabel May Miss Ruth wales. Mrs
Thomas Laughlin. Countess Erdody a
house guest of Nine Dunlba; Mr.. Yonine
of the Russian embassy, Mr.. Henry NAV
and Mr.. Charles Richardson will pose in
tableauS.
Among the box holders are Mrs.
Woodrow Nlson. Mrs. Marshall Field,
Mrs. Hope Slater. Mr.. Edward Mclean
and Mr. c. C. Glover.
After the performance there will be
general dancing and a supper also will
be served
| Mrs a. Mitchell Palmer, wife of Rep
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