Evening star., 1914-05-05
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. BARNETT ENTERTAINS
FOR MRS. KARMANY.
Other Sociabilities in Capital Homes.
Quiet Wedding-Personal
Notes.

| Mrs. George Barnett entertained at a
| luncheon today in honor of Mrs. Lincoln
karmany. who. with Col. karmany is
leaving shortly for the latters new post
in California. Mrs Barnetts guests also
| included Mrs. Daniels Mrs. John +. Sha-
froth Mrs. Braisted Mrs Schwern, Mrs
| David Porter, Mrs. Glenn, Mrs Howry
Mrs Sheldon Evans, Mrs Mark. Mrs
Oracle. Mrs. Clinton. Mrs p r. Merry
man, Mrs Thomas Wood, Mrs w $.
| Crosley, Mrs. Cole and Mrs David Lewis
of Philadelphia. now house guest at the
| Barnett home. The house and table were
decorated with spring blossoms. and the
! Marine Band played during the luncheon
| The president of the Georgetown Con-
Vent Alumnae Association, Mrs. Arthur
Wallace Dunn will entertain the resi-
dent members of the alumnae and any
visiting members who may be in Wash
| lngton at a tea from ! to { today at the
country club A special car has been
ordered to leave the Georgetown end of
the Aqueduct bridge at ) o'clock Regu-
| lar cars leave every ten minutes. and
Mrs. Dunn hopes that all members of the
association who can possibly get there will
| attend
| pretty wedding took place at the par
| sonage of ST. Anne's Church. Tenley-
town. d. c.. last Wednesday, April %. at
10 O'Clock, the contracting parties being
Miss Marie MaSdalene Gramm and Mr..
| William Beatty Mlans. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. I. G.. Smythe
The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Edwards and Miss Sophie Brewer. The
bride was beconngly gowned in trav-
cling suit of blue poplin. with hat to
| match. and wore corSage bouquet of
violets and gardenias. a luncheon fol-
| lowed the ceremony at the New Ebbitt
and later MIR. and Mrs. Mans left for
Pittsburgh Pa and Atlantic City, TO
| spend their honeymoon.
| Mrs. Thomas Brett announces the mar
| riage of her daughter Elois Jean and
Mr.. Ralph A.. Cozzens at st. Matthew S
Church Monday. May 1, Rev Dr. Cooper
| officiating. The couple will make their
| future home al Johnstown, Pa.
| Mrs Christian Hemmick viii present
The Mystery of the East for the benc-
! fit of Neighborhood House. at her former
| residence. 1926 Rhode Island avenue. Fri
day. May 8. The afternoon performance
will begin at o'clock. to be followed by
the tango. and the evening performance
at $40. which will be followed by an
! oriental ball and refreshments Miss
| Sophie Siebert, 1875 18th street, is in
charge of the sale of tickets.
Mrs. Walter Page. Mrs. Archibald Hop
| kins. Mrs. Stuart, Miss Gillette. Mrs.
Marvin Thompson, Mrs. Williams, Mrs
John Jay White and Miss Siebert are
members of the committee of arrange
| ments. and number of well known
young men and women will give the en-
| tertainment. which consists of interpreta-
| tive dances and songs.
] Mrs. J. A. Hubbard and daughter Edith
of Cambridge, Mass, are visiting the
| formers sister. Mrs Andrew f. Mckay,
at Congress Heights.
Miss Clarinne Hunter is the guest of
Miss Helen Haupt at the home of her
parents South 22d street. Philadel-
phia. Saturday Miss Haupt gave a
luncheon for twelve girls at the Union
| League Club and box party in Miss
Hunters honor Mrs. r. j. Hunter and
her daughter will return here the end of
this week.
Miss Fern Ragsdale of San Marcos.
Tex, has arrived to make visit to
Mrs. Agnes Wilson, daughter of the
Secretary of Labor.
The second secretary of the Brazilian
| embassy, Mr. A. ]. de Ipanama Morera
entertained at a small dinner at the
Shoreham last night in honor of Com
| mander and Mrs. Crosley.
Mrs Frederick Thompson has arrived
| from New York on a visit to Mrs. Henry
F. Dimock.
III
will be here this week on a visit at the
home of Secretary and Mrs. Garrison
Representative and Mrs Webb have as
| their house guests Mrs. John B. Oats of
Charlotte and Miss Madge Webb of
| Shelby. n. c. Mrs. Webb is not re-
| ceiving today.
| Mrs. David f. Finley gave a luncheon
| today. The wives of the members of the
South Carolina delegation in Congress
| were her guests.
| Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
will give dinner tonight in compliment
to Mrs. George De Witt of New York,
| who is spending the week here.
Mrs. James Pilling and Miss Ruth
| Pilling have gone to their summer place
| at Blue Ridge Summit
Miss Margaret a. McAlllster enter
tanned the Dupont Club at her resi-
Saturday evening. May .. 1914
| The game of five hundred was en-
joyed to a late hour. and the four
r. Noack, Mr.. Arthur T. Curtin. Miss
Laura c. Etter and Mr.. Edward c.
Hauer.
Music and dancing were also par
| eral vocal selections were given by
Miss Ada NJ. Craver and a number Of
musical renditions by Mr.. Arthur T.
Curtin. After the program a dainty
supper was served by the hostess
Among those present We're Misses
Laura c. Etter, Fannie r. Noack Eva
l. Burche. Ada NJ. Craver. AIaybelle H.
Parker. Margaret A. McAllister. Vir-
ginia G. Hunter and Messrs Reginald
F.. Fennell. J. Raymond Nose. Arthur
| T. Curtin. Aubrey B. Fennell. Edwin
| NJ. Mess. Edward c. Hauer. Harry w.
Stees and DR.. Oscar B. Hunter presi-
| dent Of the club.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. accompanied
| by Miss Lota Robinson. sailed today on
| the Kaiser Wilhelm II for Europe
| Miss Dorothy Shuey, who has been
| ma king a visit to Miss Helen McCumber
daughter of Senator and Mrs. McCumber
left Yesterday to join her mother at their
| country home. near Staunton, Va.
Mrs. George S. Covington. Miss Nell
Rose Baggett and Miss Rose of Califor-
MIA will leave tonight for Jacksonville