Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05

MISS BELLE W
member of the chapter Several out
of-town guests and members of the
national board will be present.
Mrs. Gadsby will not be able to
make visits. but will be at home
Thursdays in January.
Miss Dorothy Heberger entertained
at Terrace Top, in Georgetown, last
week. the home of her sister. Mrs.
house guest, Miss Isabelle Johnson of
New York. Among the guests were
Miss katherine Ainslec. Miss Genevieve
Clark and her house guests, Miss Cox,
Van Doren. Miss Calf. Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell. Miss Elizabeth Fisher. Miss
Sylvia Metcalf, Miss May Roberts. Miss
Dorothy Shaw, Miss Duvall. Miss Dan
forth, Miss Sue White Miss La Porte,
Miss Giachetti and Miss Jane Bell.
The Misses Spengler, Heider and Hyer
received Thursday from to s O'Clock
with Miss Irene Payne at her home
The Misses Shickier, Chapline and
Mason did the honors in the dining
room, and later Miss Payne entertained
| in compliment to those assisting her.
| The friends in the Congressional Club
of Miss Wheeler, who has resigned as
social secretary of that organization. will
have opportunity of bidding her goodbye
Friday afternoon. when she will be the
guest of the club Miss Wheeler expects
to spend the next three years travelling
in Europe and Africa in the company of
her brother. A. +. Wheeler, who has
been appointed consulting engineer of Il
corporation holding large mining interests
in the laSt-named continent with head
quarters in London and Brussels.
Mrs. Lizabeth Lincoln of Oklahoma
the new social secretary of the associa-
ton. will be in charge of the farewell
reception.
The Alpha Epsilon Chapter of the Delta
Sigma NJ Fraternity gave its annual
Christmas dance at the Highlands last
Monday evening. and it was great sue
cess. Among those present were Misses
Mildred Price. Katherine Jones. Louise
Jacobs. Roxa Roe. Mildred Grove. Helen
Belnap. c. Payne. Marion Hill. Frances
Allen. Frances Fry. NJ. Whitweil. Dolly
Madison Parker. Louise Mclaughlin.
Frances Tule-. II. Spear. Dorothy Dent,
II. Dewey, A. Burkett. NJ. Abbott L..
Larrabee. NJ. Tew. Dorothy Heron,
Messrs. d. II. Lockwood d. V. MahoneS,
f. Stoever X F. Walker W. d. Lock-
wood. l.. F. Dieterich. r. +. De, Prez
R. R. Galloway, r. W. Corwin. J. E.
Under. w. W. Taylor. n A. Miller. c.
fer ". NJ. Jewel, w. Ahern. II. H. Sale,
T. H. McCauley. G.. l.. Haines, r. n.
Saunders, Leonard 7. Brown, P. E. Oar
ling, L. Sergeant and F. Netherland.
The chaperons We're Mrs. Netherland
Mrs F. A. Loeffier and Mr.. Charles
Brown of Lock Haven. Pa.
The colleges represented at the dance
were the University of Michigan. Cornell
University, University of Pennsylvania,
Lehigh University, Syracuse University
Saoroa.owo University and George Wash
ington University.
Mrs William Graeme Harvey and her
sister will be at home to their friends
Friday afternoon, January 9th, and the
fourth Friday in January.
Conway \. Kitchen returned to Wash
ington and Lee University today, after
spending Christmas with his mother Mrs.
| lone H. Kitchen, at Hotel Hamilton.
Mrs. Edwin F. Abel of Baltimore, who
has been the guest of Mrs. James Mosher
for the past few days, has returned to
her home.
Miss Emily West of Detroit is visiting
her parents. in Brookland d. G.
DR.. and Mrs. Loren Johnson entertained
at dinner at the Army and Navy Club
| before the dance Friday evening
DR. and Mrs Hugh Monroe have re-
| turned to their home. 79l Lanier place.
AT party given New Year night at the
home of Miss Mary Haden the following
guests were entertained: Misses Cecitia
O'Dea. Gertrude Duffy. Frances Mealy.
Kathleen Tobin and Loretta Stanley. and
Messrs. Frank Meeshan. Ed Halloran. J.
O'Leary. c. Lansdale. NJ. Chesser, W.
O'Dea and G. BitZell. Dancing and games
We're INDUCED in until "A late hour, when
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Sengstack an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Cathrine Corrinne and Dr. Alvin N Day
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Chambers enter
tanned the alumni OF Gallaudet College
last Wednesday evening at their home in
Cliffbourne place. There were literary
exercises, music and supper.
Miss Kate Dean Owen is entertain
ing at a tea this afternoon for her
nieces, the Misses Cugle, at her apart
ments in the Northumberland.
Miss Owens gown is of black brocad-
ed crepe trimmed with duchess and gold
lace. The Misses CuGle will wear maize
charmeuse trimmed with chiffon of the
same color and fur. and will carry bou-
quetS of lilies of the valley.
Those assisting are Mrs. Cusle. Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs. Haywood Mrs. Guest.
Mrs. Skinner. Mrs. Brahany, Mrs. Holt
and Mrs. \. T. Holt of Columbus Ohio.
who is Mrs. Cug-e's house guest: also
the Misses Doris Drain, Dorothy Wood,
Helen kimmell and Dorothy Mason.
Mrs French Vanderbilt. Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs. Miss Lota Robinson. Messrs. T.
Elisha Dyer returned to New York yes
terday They were members of the COM