Evening star., 1915-01-08
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Mrs. McAdoo Was Popular Per.
sonage at San
Diego.
Dinners at Clubs and Homes--Other
Parties-Personal
Notes.,

t1On. A reception In nef nonOr Ne"
Year night was followed by banquet
given by women of the official board of
the exposition.
Mrs. McAdoo wore an attractive gown
of black charmeuse and chiffon, with a
Corsage bouquet, and wore no jewels.
Countess Salazar, a petite brunette,
was gowned in yellow charmeuse, with
gold embroidered trimming about the
corsage. She wore handsome pearls.
The countess comes from Spain, and is
the official representative of the women
of her land at the exposition.
Representative and Mrs. Flood have
Cancelled their social engagements for
the present. and left today for Char
lotteSville, Va, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Martin. Wife of Senator Martin.
| Mrs John w. Healy entertained at
dinner last night at the Army and Navy
Club for Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice +. VIII
sack of Pittsburgh.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmetef attended their Christmas
day celebration at the Russian church
in Baltimore yesterday and in the even
ing had the members of the embassy
staff their guests at dinner.
The feast celebration from the chill
drens standpoint was at the home of
Col. Golejewski and Nine. Golejewskl
for their small daughters, Sonia and
Kyra About thirty little ones were
present, Including the little son and
daughter of the British ambassador
and Lady Spring-Rice, the little daugh-
ters of the Swedish minister and Nine.
Eckengren, the children of the coun-
| selor of the embassy and Mime. Scher-
batskoy, the son of the Belgian minis
ter and Nine. Havenith, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Willert. the lit
tie daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott
nd Va children Of the
Breckinridge. There was a lovely
Christmas tree and pleasures in keep
ing with it for the youngsters during
the late afternoon.
Miss Christine Waggaman was host
ess at bridge yesterday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Miss Louise Walsh,
York. The other guests were Miss Do
rothy Mason, Miss Dorothy Shuey, Mrs.
Ralph H. Goldthwaite. Mrs. Albert Will
lett and her house guest, Miss Eliza
beth Walsh, formerly of Washington,
now of New York. Miss Lanette Smith,
Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Miss Eloise
Oracle, Miss Katherine Holbrook. Miss
Anna Marr and Miss Dorothy Hol-
brook.
Mrs. George w. Baird. wife Of Rear
Admiral Baird, entertained at tea
yesterday and had with her Mrs. John
!: Van Rensselaer, Hoff, Mrs. John S. Blair,
Mrs. Thomas Casey, Miss Lamberton,
Miss Katherine Thesis. Miss Dorothy
Mason, Miss Christine Richards and
!: Miss Prather.
The Kenesaw Dancing Club will meet
next Wednesday.
Mrs Beverly R. Mason and the Misses
Mason will be at home tomorrow and
. the remaining Saturdays until Lent.
Mrs. Henry, wife of Representative
/: Henry of Texas, will entertain the 18th
at a buffet breakfast in compliment to
Mrs. Gregory, wife of the Attorney
General.
Il Capt. and Mrs Henry B. Wilson had
: with them and their daughter. Miss
Ruth Wilson. at the Army and Navy
Club last night.
Others who had dinners at the same
club last night were Representative
and Mrs. ]. J. Rodgers. Col. Davis, Maj.
Blunt, Lieut.. Commander Muslin. Rear
Admiral Adams and Lieut.. Fox.
: Capt. and Mrs. W. Strother-Smith of
; the Philadelphia navy yard have as
their guest, Miss Gillette-Hill of this
city, who went over to attend the
dance at the navy yard tonight.
Senator and Mrs O'Gorman and Mr..
and Mrs. Melville Church are among
those giving dinners tonight for par
ties of young people who are going
on later to the barracks hop.
Mr. Meyer Davis entertained at din
ner-dance at the Washington Suburban
Club last evening.
entertained at dinner last evening at
the New Willard in honor of the Minis
ter from Sweden and Madame Ekengren.
The other guests were Mr.. and Mrs F
w Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. William R.
Wheeler. ex-Gov. j. n. Gillette of Cali
fornia. Judge Frank II. Short and Mr. F..
A. Bailey.
John j. Wagner was given a birthday
surprise party Wednesday evening at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. J. J. Costinett,
was pleasantly spent in music cards,
games. etc. Later in the evening re-
freshments were served. Assisting in the
supper room were Mrs. J. J. Costinett,
| Wagner. Those present were: w. H.
Durham. Howard G. Kneesi. J. J. Cos
tinett. r; F. Crump; W; H: Lederer: B.
Frank Geraci, Frank Howard, c. M
| Closkey, Norman Fenton and Edgar
] kaufman
\ reception will he held for Rev DR.
John W. Frzzell and Mrs. Frizzell by
the members of Ingram Memorial Church
from to 10 pm pre- previous to
tield. The reception will be held in the
: church parlors and all members Of the
church and congregation and friends are
I invited.
Representative and Mrs. Charles L.
Bartlett have returned to the city and
I are at the Hotel Cochran for the remain
I der of the session
Mr. and Mrs. Frank n. Bauskett have
departed for San Francisco to be gone
for Il year. Mr. Bauskett is the secretary
of the national exposition commission,
I representing the government at the Pan
\ anna Pacific international exposition
!. Mrs Arnold Werner-Spanhoofd will
be at home informally the second and
fourth Saturdays in January and Feb
lruary.
| Mrs Elizabeth Greene of New York,
- who has been visiting Miss Jeanne Ho-
gan and other friends during the holi-
days, returned to her home today.
At the Congressional Club this after
noon Mrs. Fletcher will be assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Gore and Mrs. Dem
nett, and Mrs. Townsend of Michigan
and Mrs. Underhill of New York will
be at the tea table.