Evening star., 1915-02-16
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Mrs. Marshall Honor Guest at Miss
Mary Temples
Luncheon.
Other Shrove Tuesday Social Activi-
ties of Note-Dinners.
At Homes.

table was decorated with meteor roses
and the room with vases filled with
White SnapdraSon.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall entertained ut u theater party
last night. when their guests were
Senator and Mrs. Claude Swanson.
Supper at the Shoreham followed.
The first assistant secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Andreus A. Jones en-
| terta med at dinner last night in honor
of the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Bryan. The other guests were Senator
tary of state and Mrs. Osborne, the as
sistant secretary of the interior and
AIRS. Bo Sweeney, the commissioner Of
patents and Mrs. Thomas Ewing and
the chief counsel of the interstate
commerce commission and Mrs. Joseph
| W. Folk.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Bugher enter
| tained al dinner last night, when their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Ander-
son, Mr.. aud Mrs. George Eustis, Mr..
Preston Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
y. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. Walcott Tucker
man, Miss Nellie Fatten and Mr.. John
Van Ness Philip.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Fiske enter
tained at dinner last uight at their
apartment in Stoneleigh Court, when
| their guests were the japanese am
bassador and Niscountess Chinda, the
| commandant of the Marine Corps and
Mrs George Barnett. Senator and MIS-.
MARITIME, Gen. Scriven and Miss Fiske.
| Members and guests enjoyed dance
at the Congressional Club last night.
the club has been giving monthly dur
| ing the season. The guests We're re-
ceived by Mrs Duncan L. Fletcher. the
president. and the members of the ex-
eiutlVe committee.
Mrs. Kutz. wife of Maj. Charles w
| kutZ, Engineer Commissioner of the
District. entertained at "a bridge party
Mrs. Dan kingsman. wife of Gen. King
man, chief of engineers, and Mrs. d.
| Pratt ManniN presided at the tea table.
which was decorated with red earna-
| tions. The other guests were Mrs T..
W. Littell. Mrs. Charles Walcott, Mrs.
Francis Nash, Mrs. William p. Conner,
Mrs. Lloyd Lowndes. Mrs. Ernest Walk
er. Mrs William Green, Miss Frances
John J. kingman. Mrs. Samuel Ansell,
Mrs. T. Bailey. Mrs. James Candy. Mrs.
Charles :. Wallace. Mrs. W. p Evans.
Mrs. Edwin Il. Babbitt. Mrs. William
p Jackson and Mrs. Philip Walker.
| Mrs. Godfrey Macdonald wife of Col.
Macdonald. L. 5. A.. gave bridge
noon. Mrs. Treat, wife of Col. Charles
lG Treat. and Mrs. Michie. wife OF Mai.
Robert l.. l.. Niche, assisted at the tea
tables.
| Mrs. York Noel of Brooklyn. ~ Y.
will be the guest of Rear Admiral j.
| Dexter Adams. u. S ~. and Mrs. Adams
of Capt George f. Clark. U. S. N, and
Mrs. Clark and oher naval friends in
Washington before completing an ex-
tensive southern trip, and returning
to her home. Mrs. Noel is the daugh-
ther of the late Admiral Kirkland,
Capt. and Mrs Heibers have as their
guests at Galveston Tex. the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Dodge,
who have been visiting them since the
middle of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln E. Valentine
have moved into their new home, at
I:,;;,, = street. until recently occupied
by Judge Ansberry and Mrs. Ansberry.
Mrs. Zane. wife of Admiral A. V. Zane,
L. :. ~, retired, will receive today in
I formally, from 4 to 6, at the club of
Colonial Danes. 9o1 18th street. Mrs
Gray. Mrs. Oliphant, Mrs; Van Kirke.
among those assisting.
Mount Pleasant Chapter, Y. ". C. A.
will give musical tea this afternoon,
from until o'clock, a the home OF
Mrs. j. o. Akers. 1445 Fairmont street
northwest Mrs. II. l. Gosling. presi-
den, of the n,saIdsnt Mss Mss
Bayley. and Miss Elizabeth Pierce. vice
president of the District Y. W. c. A.,
will assist with the serving.
Senator and Mrs. J. W. Weeks enter.
tanned dinner company Of sixteen al
the New Willard last night.
In addition to those already an
nounced. Mrs. Joseph E. Ransdell, Mrs
Theodore F. Shuey and Mrs. A. II
Mitchell. are patronesses OF the benef'
night to be given by the Sons of Con-
federate Veterans Of the District. In
teresting things are in store for those
attending. This being Mardi Gras
night masques may be worn.
About fifty couples attended the mas
| querade party given by the Washing
ton Glee Club last night at Glover's
dance hall, ed and F streets north
west. Prizes for those wearing the
best costumes were given to Miss Eliza
beth Sullivan. Edwin Edmonston and B.
Hager.
Mrs. P. Edwin Dye will be at home
to wade Thoss
Charles Cook. Mrs. Frank Brightwell
Mrs. James W. Stow. Mrs. Frank Car
den and Mrs, Miller o. Garden.
Mrs. f. Marvin Underwood, wife of
the assistant attorney general, will re-
ceive tomorrow and the remaining &
Wednesday in February.
Miss Abrahams has been called south
by the illness of her brother, DR.. J.
Lat. Abrahams.
Mrs. Irving Lee Bragg of Roanoke
Va. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j
Ross Colhoun of the Woodley.
The Sacred Heart Dramatic Associa.
tion held it's first dance last evening in
the ballroom of the Arcade auditorium
There were many specialties intro
duced by various members of the com
pany during the intermission, the
principal ones being selections by
Theodore and Austin Howard toe
dancing by little Alice Bowman, exhi-
bition steps by Master Keleher and
Doris Schicgel. and recitatiens by
Hugh Fegan. Dancing was INDUCED
in until 1870. when refreshments were
served under the direction of Mrs All.
bert Carrico, Mrs. Brooks Reitx, Mrs
Robert Fosbender and Mrs. r. T.
Boucher. Those dancing were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur F. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse
Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barry. Messrs. Eugene Barry, Bernard
Bigan, John Clements. Francis Con,
molly. William F. Deery. Cecil Dowd
Vincent Downey. Frank Duchesne
John E'eRan Luke FeRan Stenheu