Evening star., 1915-02-13
MRS. ASBURY r. LEVER,
Wife Of Representative Lever.

clubhouse last evening to celebrate Mr..
Smiths recent election as president.
The pretty clubhouse was all pink,
the somber brown hangtngs being
draped in pink crepe paper and the
ceilings festooned with it. The serving
tables were hidden by screens of pink
vines and all the tables had pink COW
ers.
Mrs. Smiths gown was lovely pink
satin veiled with shadow lace, and as
souvenirs for the ladies she had fash
ioned the charming roses made of the
same satin and distributed as they ar
rived. There were pink ties for the
men. who were required to remove their
sober white ties on entering and don
the gay ones. There were about forty
tables for five hundred the early part
liberty frame of old rose silk for the
winning woman-and pink boudoir
clock for the man. Dancing and
buffet supper followed.
The appointments of the tables were
all of pink, strawberry ices, pink iced
cakes and bonbons, napkins, china and
flowers. Even the score and tally
cards were of the color scheme. There
were 125 guests.
Miss Annie Wright Huske, mentioned
yesterday as "a visitor from the
south" takes exception to that designa-
tion. Miss Huske is the attr. I've
ent Wright Huske of 1927 Wyoming
avenue, and has resided in Washington
eighteen years, considering herself to
be really one of the 'old residents" Of
the National Capital.
The bridge and tea dance given by
the Junior League of Washington yes
terday at Rauscher's was great sue
cess. Cards occupied the afternoon
from 2:30, and at 8. when the dancing
began, constant arrivals added new
participants to an animated scene. The
proceeds will go to the local settlement
houses.
Miss Church was chairman of the
bridge committee, and was assisted by
Miss Mabel Grandin, Miss Margaret
Larner and Miss Antoinette Ray. Miss
Margaret Howard was chairman of the
floor committee, the members of which
were Miss Lillian Birney, Miss Dorothy
Denys, Miss Pauline Stone, Miss Sally
Williams, Miss Eloise Orme, Miss Ruth
r. Patterson, Miss Mildred Bacon, Miss
Margaret McChord. Miss Maxwell
Church. Miss Emily Beatty. Miss Ruth
Anderson, Miss Marion Trumbull, Miss
Dorothy Wyeth, Miss Ruth Wilson. MISS
Marian Van Buren,. Miss Julia Brice,
Miss Mary Lord Andrews, Miss LesLe
Cameron, Miss Gwendolyn Denys and
Miss Cora Barry.
Miss Frances Carpenter had the sale
of tickets, and Miss Woodward was in
general charge of the arrangements.
The patronesses were Mrs. McAdoo,
Mrs Henry Cleveland ferhihs, MI ..
Richard Wainwright, Mrs. Ross Thomp-
SON. Mrs. Harvey Wiley and Mrs. DENY
Benton.
Mrs. John Wiley will receive tomoT-
row. to 7, at her residence, 1725 II
street.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Rau of Ken
sington, Nd, are at Atlantic CITY.
The Ladies' co-operatiye Improve, I1I we,
ment Society of Silver Spring. Md. VIII
give a valentine dance Monday eyening' eye
February Is. at the armoTy; Me, Me pa !
n. Hewlett, Mrs. Brooke Lee, Mrs; w.
b. Newman. Mrs. H. S. PARSONS, Mrs Mrs.
Georee Page, Mrs. c. NJ. Jones and Mrs.
Helen Thompson
Mrs C. A. Stedman will not receive
Monday, February IS, but will be at
home for the last time this season Mon
day, February %.
,rs George W. Miles of Niagara.
Canada. is spending the winter with
her friend, Miss Thomason of Euclid