Evening star., 1914-02-14
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. MARSHALL IS GUEST OF
MRS. LAMAR AT LUNCHEON.
Tis-McCabe Wedding at Noon
Today-Other Events.
Notes.

at beautiful luncheon today at Rausch-
er S, when Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, wife
| OF the Vice President. was the honor
guest The company was seated at five
round tables in the large ballroom, each
taoie having centerpiece of spring
flowers. The place cards We're tiny bask-
cts of flowers with valentine greetings.
The guests included Mrs. Lee S. Overman,
Mrs William Alden Smith, Mrs. Claude
A Swanson, Mrs. John X. Shields. Mrs.
James Hamilton Lewis, Mrs. Ollie James.
Mrs James E. MARITIME, Mrs. Will
| liam Hughes. Mrs Henry Clayton,
Mrs Timothy T. Ansberry, Mrs.
Jack Beall, Mrs. John w Davis,
Mrs Frank Clark Mrs. Hubert S. Dent,
r. Mrs Thomas Dunn, Mrs. Rufus
Hardy. Mrs. Samuel Graham, Mrs. Ed
ward X. Campbell. Mrs. James NJ. Gud-
| Mlcklife Rose. Mrs Aston Simpson,
Mrs Victor Kaufman Mrs. Colby
oodge. Mrs. William kearney Carr, Mrs.
| Bayard Schindel Mrs. Perry Heath,
| Mrs Richard Butler. Mrs. Harry Rust,
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, Mrs. Ross
thompson, Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert Mrs.
J. J. Richardson, Mrs. William Wheatley,
Mrs. Ira Bennett Mrs. Marion Butler.
Mrs Mrs. David S; Gordon. Mrs. W. w.
| Hannis Taylor. Mrs. Frank Freeman,
Mrs. McLallen of Indiana guest of Mrs.
| Marshall: Mrs William Smith Hills of
Texas, Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. Miss
| Mary Temple, Mrs. Curry of Kentucky,
Mrs. David Kaime of st. Louis and Mrs.
Gr,g of North Carolina.
The tea at the Congressional Club yes
terday was preceded by delightful musi-
cal, Mrs Walter Field McLallen, the
guest of Mrs. Marshall, giving several
piano numbers, and Miss Llewellyn. who
was heard at a White House musical a
Few weeks ago, gave a group Of Bohe-
mian and other folk songs. She made
a charming picture in a Bohemian cos
tune. Owing to illness. Mrs. Logan. who
was to have been the guest of honor and
to have talked on her Washington eX-
periences, was not able to be present
Mrs. Thomas Il. Marshall received with
Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher. president of
the club, and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene TAX
ing the place of Mrs. j. r. Knowland in
troduced Mrs McLallen and Miss Level
lyn to the club. AT the tea table were
Miss Slemp of Virginia and Mrs. Rubey
OF Missouri. Others assisting were Mrs.
Shafroth, Mrs. Sheppard. Mrs. Shields,
Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Shackleford, Mrs. Small,
Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs
Russell, Mrs. Rouse. Mrs. Scully,
Mrs. Rogers Mrs. seldomridge. Mrs
McCumber, Miss Patton, Miss Prouty and
Miss McChord. Mrs. Fielder. wife of the
Governor of New Jersey, was among the
guests, accompanying Mrs. Eugene Kin
kead
Mrs. Herman Howard Pechin will be
at home today.
Mrs. X Z. Moorhead left town this
week for New York, to visit Mrs. William
G. Park.
Mrs. Theodore H. Tiler was the hostess
at charming tea yesterday afternoon
given in compliment to Mrs. Robert
Gittins, wife of Representative Gittins
of New York
A pretty decoration of palms and potted
plants filed the house and black cats.
large and small, were placed at every
available spot to bring good luck on Fri
day, the 18th
Mrs. Tiller Wore gown Of rare old
luchess lace mounted on American
ieautv chiffon. and Mrs. Gittins wore
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson and Mrs. T. V.
Walsh of Niagara Falls, N Y, also as
sisted in receiving.
Other assistants included Mrs. Charles
3. Smith of New York; Mrs. William
Schley Howard and Mrs, Samuel J. Trib-
| bile of Georgia, Mrs. George Robinson
liackley of Mexico City. Mrs. John
Stephens of Texas Mrs. Philip p Camp
bell of Kansas, Mrs. Arthur Ramsay,
Mrs. James Orme, Mrs. Etna Patterson
Griffin Miss GeneVicve Clark. Miss Mar
cia Murdock. Miss Name Gittins, Miss
Clara Gittins of New York and Miss
Dorothy Campbell
| Miss Margaret Breckinridse entertained
at q double box party at the Columbia
| Theater last night the party going OH
| later to the Fencing Club for a supper
and dance. for which there were addi-
| tional guests. In the party at the theatel
were the assistant secretary of war and
| Mrs. Breckenridge, Gen. Breckenridge
| Dr. and Mrs. Scott Breckinridge, Miss
Louise Barney of Virginia. the Misses
Greedy Miss Phyllis Moore. Miss Mar
| garet Draper, Gen. and Mrs. Weaver
| Representative Flood, Maj. Paxton, DR.
| and Mrs Hugh Cummings and DR. Shaw
Of Baltimore.
| Invitations have been issued by the
trustees of the Southern Industrial Edu-
| ca ational Association. of which Mrs
Woodrow Wilson is honorary president
| to hear Miss Ethel de Long of the new
school at Mine Mountain. Ky, who will
| speak upon ''The Romance of the Noun
tain Woman" In the lounge of the Shore
| ham Hotel. February 20, at o'clock
Among the patroneSSes VIII be Mrs.
Seth Shepard, Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs.
A. w. t;reeIv. Mrs. Leigh Robinson, Mrs.
| G David White, Mrs. 7. T. Marshall.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels Mrs. Claude
Swanson. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Miss
Clara Wilson, Mrs. II. l.. Rust, Mrs.
Wickliffe Rose and other members of
the honorary board of electors.
The following young ladies will act as
ushers: Miss Gertrude Greedy, Miss Ger
trude Gordon, Miss Lucille Rose, Miss
Eloise Rose. Miss Nell Rose Baggett.
Miss Margaret Parker and Miss Dorothea
| McCandlish.
Invitations have been issued for a
linen shower tea Wednesday. February
IS, 4 to 6 o'clock, at the Young Women s
Christian Home. 81 c street northwest.
by the members of the Junior Auxiliary.
who are Miss Elizabeth Anderson. Mrs.
Beale Bloomer. Mrs. John Biddle. Miss
Louise Bayne. Miss Elsie Cassels NJ IS
Alys Downing. Mrs. Frederick Faust.
Miss Florence Hayden, Miss Elizabeth
Kibbey, Miss Murray Ledyard. Miss
Helen Mulliken, Mrs Fleming Newbold.
Mrs Howard Nyman, Mrs. Richard
Pairo. Mrs Fielding Simmons, Mrs.
James Watmough and Mrs. Charles Will
SON There will also be dancing.
The board of lady managers of Bruen
Home will be at the home. $500 . street,
Monday next, from 8 to pm. and will
be happy to receive donations OF blan-
kets, bed linen and towels.
Mrs Frank Anderson and Miss Dorothy
Anderson wife and daughter of DIR. An
derson of the navy, left yesterday for
New Orleans. where they will visit friends
during the Mardi Gras. They expect to
be absent for six weeks.
The February meeting of the Society of
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