Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-26

Daughter of the first setretar
club were Col Taylor, Mrs. Harold
Walker, Mrs. McCallum. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Poe. Mr.. Caldwell. Mrs. II. +.
Davis, Maj. Gen. Humphrey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Willet Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der Brittor and Col. and Mrs. James
Morris Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. HenryNGilbert entertained
at a dance Tuesday evening at their res
idence. 11b2 18th street northwest The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
ferns and dropping vines. Among those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gilbert,
Mr.. and Mrs John 5. Jamison. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pusey. Miss Frances war
renton. Mr.. Harry Gilbert, Miss Mae Is.
Jamison. Lieut. Cyril Thorndyke. Miss
Elizabeth Ford DR. Charles Bingley Miss
Mabel Duprcc and Dr. Richard Gusts.
About forty young people. including
number of visitors from Baltimore. Bos-
ton and New York, gathered at the home
of Miss Anna Sandberg Sunday evening
in honor of her birthday anniversary. The
house was attractively decorated with
beautiful floral pieces. many of them re-
membranes of friends. Various games
were played and dancing was INDUCED
in to A late hour. midnight supper
of dainties was served in the dining room
where were displayed numerous gifts
from friends and relatives. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. David Rlnes
of Boston, Miss Nettie Veloshen and Mr.
Roland Pines of Baltimore Misses Yetta
and Florence Brez, Rena and Birdie Liv-
ingston. Lillian Bobys. Elizabeth Lorenz,
Dora Weiss. Matte Garrison, Leonofa
Hirschman, Dora Palkin, Anna krupsaw,
Rena I:hrlich. Blanche Levy. and Messrs
Samuel Coopersmth. Jack Freedman. Jo-
seph Freedman. Sol Gluck. Burt Lazarus.
Louis Marks, Henry Powell. Frederick
Pelzman, Samuel Palkin. Joseph Palkln.
Maurice Rosenbloom. Albert Steinbers.
Joseph Stein. Harry Siton, David Weiner.
Harry and Adolph Sandberg.
Mrs. Daniels. wife of the Secretary of
The Navy. will give a tea, party this after
noon in honor of her moth, Mrs Ade-
laide Worth Bagley, and several of the
latter's schoolmates who were with her
from 'jS to 80 at the Oakland Female
Seminary at Norrstown, Pa. In this lat
ter group there will be present Mrs. John
London, who was Miss Camelia Rhodes:
Mrs. Fisher who was Miss Mary Mulha-
hond, and Miss Nettie Hunter, who reside
here The class of which these were
members counted ten originally, eight
from the south and two from the north
and the majority of them still survive.
The descendants of the class living in
this vicinity will he the other guests at
the tea.
Naturally the occasion will be a remi-
niscent one. and those who have medals
and other trophies of these school days
will bring them along. Mrs. Basley is
expected to read parts of a cantata in
which she appeared as queen. and the
reading of memory book of the same
happy period will also add a most inter
estng feature.
Chief Constructor and Mrs Watt en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening. The
guests were Gen. and Mrs. Darlington
Commander and Mrs. Britain. Pay IN
spector and Mrs. Reynolds. Commander
and Mrs French and Paymaster and Mrs
Rohnett
Among those present at the eighth lee
ture of the Alliance Francaise. at the
Cosmos Club. were Nine. Jusserand, Mr..
Henry White, Mrs. Henry Cabot, Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Baldwin. Miss Har-'
riman. Miss J. c. Butler, Mrs. c. S. West
colt and Mr. q. S. Miller. jr.
Mrs. Eugene kinkead is entertaining
at a large bridge party. 10 be followed
by tea. this afternoon at the Powhatan
The large parlors are decorated with
yellow spring flowers.
Among the guests are Mrs. MARITIME,
Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Poindexter.
Mrs Pomerene. Mrs. McCumber, Mrs.
McChord. Mrs Thaddeus Page. Miss
Flora Wilson, Mrs. Robert Page. Mrs.
Hamill, Mrs. Padgett. Mrs. Hamlin. Mrs.
Scully. Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs.
Baker. Mrs Wash. Miss Wood Mrs. John
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Sherley. Mrs Murdoch,
Mrs. Garner. Mrs Kelley, Mrs. Kahn,
Mrs. bennett, Mrs. Slemp. Mrs Orme,
Mrs. Kelley. Mrs. Setback elford, Mrs.
Kinney. Mrs. Joseph Byrns, Mrs. Will
liam stephens, Mrs. Brandt. Mrs. Stub
NJ Loft
Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. Fairchild. Mrs. Under
hill. Mrs Phelan. Mrs. Clayton Reilly
Mrs Dent. Mrs. Murray, Miss Holland.
Mrs. knowland. Mrs. Winants. Mrs. Bor
Langley. Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Tiller
Mrs. r. y. Baldwin. Mrs. Tillman. Mrs.
Lewis. Mrs. French, Mrs Campbell,
Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Morton.
Mrs. Willard Salisbury entertained at
a luncheon today in compliment to her
house guest, Miss Marie Bramwe!l Mrs.
Saulsbury's other guests included Mrs.
Marshall. Mrs. Houston. Mrs. Hubert =.
Dent Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt Mrs.
Thomas Ewing Mrs BaXard, Mrs. Henry
e. Sharpe Mrs. John Bassett Moore, Mrs.
Hawkins, Mrs John p. Story. Mrs, tiist
Blair. Mrs Wallace Neff Mrs. Walter
II. Gordon and Mrs. c. W. Richards
Mr. Lincoln l.. Harriss has sent out
cards announcing the marriage of his
daughter Helen Myrtice, and Mr.. Leon
Harry Cubberley Wednesday, March %.
in this city. The ceremony was performed
at 4 o'clock, at the home of Rev. DR.. S.
II. Greene of Calvary Baptist Church.
with the immediate relatives of the cou-
pie in attendance.
The bride wore blue crepe meteor
costume and carried bride roses and
sweet peas Miss Leah Irene Harrss
was maid of honor Mr.. Malcolm ker-
lin was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cubberey will be at home
after May l at t?::J Broad street, Phila-
delphia.
Last Monday evening a party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
SIayden, 40 18th street southeast, the
occasion being the celebration of the six