Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-12
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
DINNERS TONIGHT AT EMBASSY
AND OTHER HOMES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Adams Dance
Days at Home-Personal
Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will be entertained at dinner tonight by
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath
The Spanish ambassador and Nine.
Hiano will give a dinner tonight in
honor of the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Adams are
ntertaln1ng at dance tonight at the
New Willard for their daughter. Miss
Marie Hoffman Adams
| Capt Octave Edouard Moussot and
his wife. formerly Miss Edine ,risdeI
whose marriage was an event of last
month, are leaving tomorrow for New
YORK, and will sail this week for
france. They will make their home in
NICE, where the captains regiment is
stationed. Since their return from their
wedding trip Capt and Mime. Moussot
nave been entertained at a series Of din
ner parties and other Inequalities.
Representative and Mrs. Faircbi,d
have returned from New York, and have
laRen an apartment at the New Willard
Mrs. lockwood Hoar and her family
are at their Boston home this winter.
Mrs. John r. Weyrich will be at home
tomorrow, Tuesday at the Thomas, at
Thomas Circle, from 3 to O'clock.
Mrs. Henry Oxnard will not receive 70,
morrow, but will be at home next Tues
day.
Mrs: Samuel $. Adams and Miss Adam.
and 81.
Dr. and Mrs. William r. Davis of Far
sasut SQUARE entertained at a reception
Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Joseph Has
orouck and Miss Anna Moyle, both OF
San Francisco. Assisting Mrs Davi:
We're Miss Alma Ruggles, Miss Doroth,
Alesh1re. Miss Eleanora c. Morgan, Mis-.
Ethel McMurray, Miss Nancy Johnson
Miss katherine Thesis and Miss Alic.
Moyle. Mrs. B. L. Hardin. Mrs Dude,
Morgan and Miss Alice Shepard were a,
the tea table.
A number of dinners will precede the
third german of the Bachelors Cotillon
Club in Baltimore tonight Mrs. Edwin
+. Abel will be among the hostesses en-
tertafning for Miss Eleanora C. Morgan
the debutante daughter of DR.. and Mrs
James Dudley Morgan.
Miss Mildred Newman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs William B. Newman of Silver
Spring. Nd. and DR.. S. Munson Corbett
of Arlington, Va, were married last
Thursday afternoon at the residence of
ert Robinson of the Arlington Presbyte-
rian Church in the presence of immediate
relatives. DR.. Corbett and bride left i'm
mediately for Dobbin, w. Va, where they
will live.
Mrs. Wickersham and Mrs. Smith of
Rhode Island avenue will be at home to-
morrow afternoon, and will have with
them their niece, Mrs. Stuart Bready of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. William I. Irby of 1885 Corcoran
street northwest entertained his friends
Saturday evening in honor of his twenty
first birthday anniversary. The decora-
tons were in red and white. Vocal and
instrumental music and games were fea-
lures. A midnight supper was served.
The guests included Miss Elizabeth Prem
der, Miss Marie A. Sullivan, Miss Mar
guerite Shelton, Miss Ray R. Beuter, Miss
Katherine B. Schwab. Miss Nettie I. Rog-
lilo, Miss Lois Young, Miss Theresa
Wo1lsey, Miss Julia Irby and her house
guest, Miss, Cecil Huneki Of Colorado
Springs, Col, and Messrs. Luther Young,
Chester Jacobs, DraL. D. Whitaker, F. B
variey. H. N. Elliott, Alfred Irby, H. v.
Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. Irby.
Mrs. Frank T. O'Hair. wife of Repre-
sentative O'Hair of Illinois, will not be at
home tomorrow, but will receive informal
ly at the Westmoreland the third Tues
day in the month, assisted by Mrs. A. T.
Lever, wife of Representative Lever Of
South Carolina.
Mrs. Charles W. Richardson will be at
home today and the following Mondays in
January. 10 and 26, at her town house,
1917 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey has gone to
A City and will return early in
March
Mrs. James w. Orme will be at home
informally Tuesday. the 18th, at her resi-
dence, 1917 18th street.
Mrs. John F. Fillebrown and Miss File
brown will be at home January Ii and
February and 81.
Representative and Mrs. Samuel Wallin.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. +. F. Kinkaid
and Representative and Mrs. George
OShaunessy are at the Powhatan.>
Mr.. Raymond L. Houk gave a surprise
party to Miss Margaret Pitt at her home.
1O4 street northeast, Saturday night.
The house was decorated with flowers,
palms and flags. The evening was spent
in dancing singing. and music by an
eight-piecs band Ice cream and cakes
were served. At midnight a supper was
served. Mr.. Malcolm Woods of Knoxville,
Tenn, was POSTMASTER. The guests were
Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Dorothy Davis.
Miss Evelyn Wilson of Kingston, Miss
Ruth Roberts of Kingston. Tenn; Miss
Roberta Boswell, Miss Mary Boswell,
Miss Anna Houk, Miss E. Miller. Miss G.
Miller, Miss Fox Miss I. Soper. Miss Nc
Craight, Miss Fox. Miss Pauline John
ston, Miss Edith Sanborn, and Messrs.
Malcolm Woods. Robert Croggan. Robert
McCraight. Tolson, Ferguson. Norris
Bryan. Hess Adam, Morgan, James
Coates, Jesse S. Cottrell. John r. Shields,
Duncan, Earl Seal and Walter Newton.
The Persian charge d affaires and Nine.
Ali Kuli Khan were among the guests
last night in New York at the Persian
party given by Mrs. S. Stanwood Men
ken The latter had her apartment turned
into Persian garden. the dining room
having an arched trellis overhead stud
ded with pink roses and the side walls
hidden behind a tall hedge. fountain
with colored lights playing on the water
was an ornament. as was a well sur
rounded by stones, from which the guests
dipped punch. An apple tree and lilac
hedges were other pretty features. Sup
per of Persian delicacies, and profession
ais to sing and tell fortunes, were Incl
dents, as was dancing.