Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-19
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. BRYAN HONOR GUEST AT
LUNCHEON FOR 100.
Working Boys Home Fete Will Con-
tinue Tonight-Other Events.
Notes.


Wilson were among the company of 100
women entertained today at buffet
| luncheon at Eauscher's in compliment to
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan, with Mrs
Gore. wife of Senator Gore of Oklahoma,
and Mrs Oldfield, wife of Representa- tive
Oldfield of Arkansas. as hostesses The
bathrooms were adorned with plants and
flowers and an orchestra played through
out the party. The hostesses were as
/, sisted by Mrs. James A. Reed Mrs Jo-
seph W. Byrns, Mrs. Jack Beau Mrs. Joe
T. Robinson and Mrs. Dixie Gore. Mrs
Gore wore very pretty dress of white
taffeta and lace. and Mrs Oldield wore
white lace.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife of the COM
mandant of the Marine Corps, received
callers yesterday afternoon while the
Marine Band was giving it's weekly con-
cert on the parade ground in rear of their
quarters. Tea and punch tables were ar
ranged on the porches and lawn, and MAI.
Gen. and Mrs. Barnett welcomed many
old and new friends, assisted by their
house guests. Mrs LEROY of Richmond,
Mrs. c. P. Hill of Pittsburgh, her sister;
Mrs. Montague of Baltimore. Mrs. Clin-
ton. Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Cunningham,
Miss F'recr and Miss Bryan.
The fete which began this afternoon
for the summer camp of the Working
Boys Home will offer sufficient attrac-
tons for every child in Washington as
we'll as refreshments. fortune telling.
flowers and music for the grown people.
1t is being held by the roadside half way
out to tine Chevy Chase Club. and a
great flying fish waving there for sew
eral days will identify the exact location.
Mrs Arthur Lee. Mrs. Frederick Ather-
ton. Mrs. Stephen Slocum, Mrs Elliot
Goodwin. the Misses Mackay-Smith. Miss
Calhoun and Miss Lucia Hull are among
those at the tea table. Mrs. Victor Cush-
man, Mrs Perry Johnson and Mrs Davis
have the fortune telling and flowers. with
many of this and last years debutantes
to assist them: Mrs. Cary Langhorne,
Miss Margery Cotton. Mrs. Mary Cobb
and Mrs. Fleming Newbold are selling
pets. and have ponies to ride. and a
unique fish pond: Miss Julia Whiting,
Miss Gladys Hinckley. and several as
sistants are running the lemonade and
ice cream stands.
There are many other attractions for
the children and some skilled musicians
will play throughout the afternoon at
this beautiful woodland spot between
Pierce Mill road and Albemarle street
on the Chevy Chase car line. After
half-past six a delightful picnic supper
will be served under the direction of
vi w dilei IuCheITidIl, president OF
the ladies' board of the home; Mrs.
Walter Wilcox, Mrs Francis Ruggles,
Mrs. George T. Odell, Mrs. Cpshur Moor
head and many other members of the
board and their friends
Mrs. John A. Logan. president of the
BOARD OF lady managers of the Garfield
National Memorial Hospital, has secured
an orchestra for the dancing in the pavil-
ion at Great Falls. May .. when the
ladies Of the board give an excursion and
chicken dinner There will be prizes for
the best dancers. The patrons of the
benefit are insured a most enjoyable
afternoon and evening. as the ladies' have
the exclusive use of the pavilion for tina
evening, and will do everything to make
the affair attractive.
Miss Winifred *. ludkins of Allan
! tic City. \. J.. is the guest of Mrs.
Frederick w krichelt at her residence
on ] street.
The ninth dance of the Fin de Steele
Dance Club was given last Saturday
night. Miss Isobel Carpenter and Mr.. E.
5. Lillard led the grand march. The
c haperons We're Mr. and Mrs George
Harrison Braddock, Mrs. Mary Carpen-
ter and Col. and Mrs. f. W. Lillard.
The guests present We're Miss Dorothy
Carpenter. Ny. Bernard Carpenter. Miss
Mildred Dykes, Mr.. Rudy, Miss Beth
Meininger, Mr.. Robert Howard. Miss
Ruth Lyons. Ar; Berry, Miss Rhoades.
Roche; Mr.. Byron Gallagher. Miss Tn
dine Babcock, Mr. James Dodge, Miss
Ivy Rupp, Mr.. Harvey Spinner Miss
Marie Harvey, Mr.. Faust. Miss Roberta
McElhannon, Mr.. Peter Frazier, Miss
AIaude Doug lass, Mr.. William Douglass.
Miss Shapell. Mr. Kenneth Ware, Miss
Smith, Mr.. Stanley Herr, Miss Fox. Mr..
Simpson. Miss Edna Luckett, Mr..
George Gibbs. Miss Frances Washing
ton. Miss Kuhnert. Mr.. DeAguerra. Mr..
Albert Bonar. Miss Inez Jennings,
Miss Aimee Butler. Mr. Hampton
Foster The next dance. which will be
the concluding one of the clubs dance
season. will be held at the Raleigh
May %.
Among the passengers sailing on the
kronprinzessin Cecilie tomorrow from
| New York for London, Paris and
Bremen will be Mr.. Joseph Rizik Of
| this city.
/ The Duchess de Chaulnes and son are
guests at the Hotel Powhatan DURING
! Miss Belle Evelyn Crist, daughter. OF
Mrs. Robert W. Lesher. and Ensign Will
liam Nicholas Richardson, jr. were mar.
RED May II at Richmond. Va. by Rev.
| j. Y. bowman. Mr. Raymond Crist
uncle Of the bride, attended the wedding
Ensign Richardson is attached to the
Vermont. now at Vera Cruz. Cards an
Inouncing the marriage will be sent out or
the return OF the brides mother to this
| city.
| The annual garden party at Governors
Island for the benefit Of the Army Relief
Society will be held May .s. and the
ladies in charge hope to have the pres
ence of Mrs. Garrison. wife of the Secre-
tary of War. Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont
will receive with Mrs. Charles Francis
Roe, president of the New York branch
society.
| Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Burr have re-
| turned from a weekend visit to Col and
| Mrs. Beach in Baltimore. Their sons
f! William Edward Burr and John Green
Burr. will graduate from West Point
| next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. McCombs
| returned to New York last night. The
! latter has been making a visit at the
home of her parents, Col. and Mrs
| Williams.
| Mrs Barbour and Miss Marguerite
| Barbour entertained a young company al
| dinner last night to meet Miss ChilGs of
| Los Angeles Cal.
| Mrs. William Sartler is entertaining at
| a tea, from ) to Z. today for her daugh-
| ter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Sadtler of New
York, who is here with Mr.. Sadtler on a
| visit.