Evening star., 1915-01-13
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of Town
Mrs. Marshall and Several Cabinet
Matrons Receiving
Today.
Dinners and Dances in Town and
Suburbs-Days at Home.
Notes.

noon.
Mrs Daniels, at Single Oak, will b.
assisted by Mrs. Franklin D. Roose
Welt, Mrs. Shafroth, Mrs. Kern. Mrs
Bagley, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Eberle, Mrs
Hoogewerff, Mrs. j. e. Davies. Mrs
Padgett, Mrs. w. B. Stevens. Mrs
Thomas of Erie, Pa; and the Misse
Bagley.
Mrs. Gregory, wife of the Attorney
General, Will be assisted by Mrs. George
Carroll Todd, Mrs Samuel Graham anG
her daughter, Miss Mary Graham; Mrs
Walter Page. Mrs. Charles Warren ant
Mrs. q. NJ. Underwood.
Mrs. Carlos B. Britain, Mrs. Charlie.
II. T Lowndes and Mrs. Alexander G
Bentley received at the first of serie:
of subscription dances at the Highland!
guests present. including official. arm,
and navy and resident society. A bufe
supper was served at midnight.
morrow ard the following Thursdays
in January.
Mrs John James Pugh. 34o2 Mount
will be at home tomorrow afternoon
from 3 to 6 O'Clock. Mrs. William H
Sowden of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Lip.
pitt of Berlin, Germany, will be with
them.
The members of the Regina Elena
Italian Pleasure Club met at the Astoria
apartment house last night, and Charles
j. Bovello was unanimously elected pres-
dent for the fourth term. Other officers
are: d. Barranco. vice president; Will
liam Deuterman. secretary; Joseph
Cancelose. financial secretary; S. Calta-
and Ray w. Jones. John B. Bovello and
Arthur F. Bauers, directors.
The first dance of the season will be
held Monday evening, February 8. at the
Old Masonic Temple.
Mrs r. Augustus Heaton, 1882 18th
street. will be at home Saturdays, Janu-
airy % and so.
Owing to illness. Mrs. c. o. Foster and
the Misses Foster, Stoneleigh Court, will
not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Andrew Moreland of Pittsburgh.
sister of Mrs. George T. Marye, wife Of
the ambassador to Russia, arrived here
last night to be the guest of her sisters.
Miss Flora Doyle and Miss Callie Doyle,
Connecticut avenue and N street north
west, this season
Mrs. W. McCarty Little announced
yesterday at her home in Newport, R. l.,
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Alice McCarty Little Of Newport. to
James Lounsbery, son Of Mrs. Edward L.
Morse of Stockbridge, Mass. cousin of
Richard Lounsbery of New York and
relative of Mrs. James B. Haggin of
New York. Miss Little is a sister of
Mrs. Reginald Norman. Capt. Louis NJ.
Little, commanding the marine guard at
the American legation in Peking, and of
Julian Little Of New York.
Because OF the serious illness Of her
father. Capt. W. McCarty Little, a MEM
ber of the Naval War College staff, the
wedding will be quiet affair. No time
has been set.
The Russian ambassador and Madam
Bakhmeteff, who are to be entertained at
dinner by Mr. and Mrs. DreXel Tuesday.
January 10, in Philadelphia, are to be
guests while in that city of Mrs. Truxton
u Beale and Miss Constance R. Beaie.
Monday night next they will be enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward F. Beale. Tuesday they will be
given an afternoon tea by Mrs. Beale and
Miss Beale, who will also attend the
dinner at the Drexel residence and oc-
copy Mr.. and Mrs. Drexers box at the
Russian concert at the Bellevue STRAIT
ford Wednesday Mrs. Horace Binney
Hare will give luncheon for the am
bassador and his wife. and they are TO
he entertained another day at luncheon
by Mrs. TruXton d. Beale also
Mrs. George W. Goethals, wife of the
the fdnaInd Sahai zone, Will
arrive in Philadelphia Friday to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bertram Lip
Pncott of 1872 Spruce street Mrs
Goethals has been staying at West
Point.
the senator from Illinois. will receive
Informally at the Shoreham tomorrow
afternoon from to 6.
NJ. T-a,a.a N.Y.
at Palm Beach. Fla. Mrs. Mclean, seat.
ea cn the hotel porch, watched her hus-
hand playing tennis for several hours yes
terday. Mrs. Mclean was dressed il
white, with a large golden colored hat
trimmed with buds.
Miss Beatrice Whitworth MilsteaG
and Mr.. Richard Douglas Dear of CHS
holm. Mimi. will be married tomorrow
uight at ST. Margarets Church at s
o'clock. a reception will follow at the
manor house, Monroe street and Hol-
mead place, the home of the bride and
her mother. Mrs. Mary Isabel Milstead
Mr. Dear is the son of Mrs. Dear o1
the Cairo and the late Richard b. Dear
" Superior. Wis. He is great-nephew
II the late Commodore William James.
ION. L. S. n.
The bride will be escorted by hel
Grandfather, Engineer-in-chief H. c
Vhitworth, United States revenue cut
YER service, retired, and will be attend.
ID by her cousin. Miss Mabel Penrost
u Philadelphia, as maid of honor
ifr. Richard Meyer of Chicago will b,
best man.
The ushers selected are Mr. Harry
Kelly. Mr.. Arthur Tiffen, Dr. William
ration. Mr.. Harry kenner. Mr.. Angus
Jus Kenner and Mr.. La Tour Milstead
brother of the bride.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Burleson were honor guests at a din
ner given by Assistant Secretary O.
Agriculture and Mrs. Carl Vroomar
last night. The other guests were Mr.
Justice and Mrs. Joseph R. Lamar, Sen
ator and Mrs. Thomas p. Gore. Senate
Hollis. Mr.. Hilary A. Herbert, forme
Secretary of the Navy; Mrs. John B
Henderson, Mrs. John Barton Payne
Miss Lucy Burleson, Miss Rachel Croth
ers of Bloomington, Ill, house guest @
Mr.. and Mrs. Vrooman; Mrs. Matthew
Y. Scott, DIR. Carl Hubscher of tn,
Swiss legation and Mr.. John B. Hen
derson.
Senator and Mrs OGorman had abou
100 guests last night at dance give,
for their debutante daughters, Mis-
Anna O'Gorman and Miss Agnes O'Gor
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Field Ma
lone and Miss Mulqueen of New Yorl
are now staying at the OGorma,
house. Miss Ruth Hitchcock. who's
honor guests were the Misses O'Gorma,
and Miss Mulqueen, Miss Birney an,
Miss Stone. gave dinners before tn
dance.