Evening star., 1915-02-15
on Park avenue, Baltimore, before the
bachelors cotillon there tonight.


| bachelors cotillon there tonight.
| Mrs. r. L. Henry and Mrs. Harold
Parmelee will be at home tomorrow
| and will have assisting them the young
J ladies from Texas attending school in
| this city.
| Mrs. T W. Stubblefield entertained at
| a luncheon today in compliment to Mrs.
Joseph r. Knowland of California. She
| had thirty guests. Mrs. Scully. Mrs.
William Hughes and Mrs. Edgar Orme
| will preside at the tea table at the tea
| to follow, and Miss Margaret Dawson
will be at the punch bowl.
| Mrs. Richard Webster and children of
| Spokane, Wash, is here visiting her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.:
Cole, at the Sycamore, where she Will
be pleased to receive her friends.
Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet has not been re-
ceiving Mondays because of severe
accident which she sustained before
Christmas. but from which she Is re-
covering.
Miss Sweet was called to Jersey City
last week by the illness of her brother.
Rev. Sidney E. Sweet
Miss Marie Lyon spent the week end
at Annapolis as the guest of Miss Du-
vall attending the hop at the Naval
Academy Saturday night. She will re-
main over today.
Mrs. Charles G. Gould and Mrs. Frank
E. Watrous will be at home at 321S
18th street northwest tomorrow from
to 4.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor of the First Presbyterian
Church gave a valentine social in the
church parlors Friday night, February
70 The church was prettily decora ted
with hearts and cupids suitable for the
occasion. The social committee had
arranged a very interesting and enter
tanning program A birthday cake was
presented by the pastor. DIR. Clark, to
Miss Marion Smith. the youngest mem
ber.
A dance was given at the Washington
Canoe Club Saturday night. The house,
was prettily decorated with palms. fes-
| toons Of colored paper. club pennants
and trophies. Supper was served in
the grillroom at midnight During
Franc Gallagher sang, and Miss Edythe
" Sanborn and Andrew A. Crawford
gave a dancing exhibition. The cha
perons were Mr.. and Mrs. T. Arthur
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Hall. Those present
were Misses Ma bel and Franc Gale
CHER, Margaret Shane, Madella Lutz,
Emma Wellen, Roby. Dodge. Guyer.
patrick. Edythe Sanborn and Ruth a.
Faber of Gettysburg, the Messrs. E. I.
Burns. Edmund Bacon, ]. NJ. Fraile. W.
r. Garrett. N. T: Hammer. w. S. Hall,
c. w. Heider, W. A Hodges, H. P.
Hunting. f. r. Lloyd. Frank Pierce.
Charles Stevenson. c. H. Valaer, r. G.
Finkenaur, A: A. Crawford and Bedford
Brown. The committee on arrange
chairman entertainment committee;
Odel Whipple. vice chairman: ]. w.
Burch, treasurer; Emory c. Hall, sec
rotary: J. G. Wheeler. H. C. Hunting
and G. q. Cressy.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Cohen announce the
marriage of their daughter Jeanette
and Mr.. A. J. Rappaport of New York
city on the 18th of February. Mr. and
Mrs. Rappa,port are spending their
honeymoon In New York and Atlantic
City.
Miss Elizabeth Sherman Kent, daugh-
ter of Representative and Mrs. Kent, a
bride of February 26, wilt entertain at
| a buffet luncheon Tuesday, February
20. in compliment to her bridesmaids
At the reception and dance to be
| given by the Sons of Confederate Vet
Grams tomorrow evening. Representa-
| tive Charles D. Carter Of Oklahoma.
chairman of the floor committee, and
James Hunter Roper. vice chairman,
| Will De dSSlStcu Oy tne IOllOW1nR gen.
tlemen: DIR. c. w. Killinger, J. NJ. Nc
Leod. r. Walton Moore. Gunter O'Rear,
Henry c. Rothrock, South Trimble, jr ;
P. ]. Allizer, Robert Bowman, jr; E. A.
Brand. George F. Mitchell, Albert Den
ham. Thomas Ryan, Luke Lamb. San
| ford D. Covington, DR.. w. B. Hicks, Ira
| s. Jenkins, Cecil K. Jones, Bestor r.
Walters, Samuel Ragland. r. L. Baines,
Oscar w. Shumate. Robert Scott, Rob-
ert Cosswell, b. Smith, Edward Hitch
ner, Mahlon Janney. Sim T. Price, j. NJ
Neral, DR.. II. II. Bunzel. Paul Black,
| Charles Bowie. p. M. McLeran. Frank
| Triplett, Edward L. Dent, Frank A.
Wertz. Colley w. Bell, George Pou
and wallace Mulcare. Mr.. Claude n
COMMITTEES, and Mr.. William S. Stamp
er is vice chairman. assisted by W.
E. Brockman. F. r: Fravel, Mccartney
Hanger, Burgess w. Marshall and G. Il.
Ashby.
j Mrs. Francois Berger Moran was at
4 home informally yesterday afternoon,
y when she had many callers from ofi-