Evening star., 1915-02-10
will not receive until Friday, February

will not receive until Friday, February
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bricker. e15 o
street northwest, entertained at din
ner Sunday Mrs. Deemer Ekles, their
niece. who is visiting here. Others
| present We're Mrs. W. H. Bricker and
! Miss S. Myer of Carlisle, Pa; Mrs.
| Ekles of Newvlle, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Reinmuth, Master Edward Reinmuth.
| Miss Ellen Reinmuth, Mrs. Ewell and
| Mrs. Nailor.
Mrs. Thomas Sterling. wife of Senator
Sterling, will receive tomorrow after
noon. from to 9. at her home, 27o2
| will be Mrs. Eben W. Martin, Mrs.
, Charles H. Burke, Mrs. Charles H. Dill
| Ion. Miss Bessie Burke and the Misses
! Webb, all of South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ganss will be at
| home tomorrow, S to 10 pm, 3711 Jeni-
| fer. street, Chevy Chase, D. c.
| An interesting feature of the Junior
| League bridge and tea dance at Rausch-
ers Friday next. for the benefit of local
settlements. will be an exhibit show
ing the work of each of these houses
This will give an opportunity to those
interested to learn more of the social
work done in our city.
Mrs. Ernest William Price of Seattle
announces the engagement of her
daughter. Theodosia Van Harne, to
Mr. Ernest c. Wagner of Seattle, for
merly Of London. Miss Price is spend
ing the winter with her brother-in-
law and sister, Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. Pettengill. at 2013 o street, where
the wedding will take place in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor gave their
first formal dinner of the winter last
/ nil h at
the house which they leased for the
season. Their guests were seated at
three tables, which were decorated with
tulips, white lilacs. jonquils, daffodils,
sweet peas and other spring flowers
Dancing followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Astor will leave tomor-
row for West Virginia and after pass
ing few days with relatives they will
go TO JacksonVllle; hia.. where they
will board their yacht Noma. 1t is their
intention to cruise in southern waters
and to go to California by way of the
Panama canal They expect to be away
two months.
Mrs. John Burke, wife of the United
States treasurer, will be at homo to-
morrow afternoon from $3.50 to 6. She
will not be at home again until after
the Lenten season.
! The Washington Chapter. D. A. r,
W II give n card party and tea at the
! w dSnl0RtOn tluD tOmOrTO" AFTERNOON
| from 2:30 to 6. Mrs. Seldomridge of
| Colorado will sing between and 6.
! Mrs. Root, wife of the retiring sena-
| tor from New York, will remain in
| Washington until the close of the pres
ent session. Senator and Mrs. Root
/ have taken a house in Albany for the
summer and will go there early in
April.
| Mrs. Francis S. White. wife of Senator
| White of Alabama. will be at home to-
! morrow at 1856 Lamont street. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Gore, Mrs. L.
| X. Campbell. Mrs. Abercrombie. Mrs
| John Herndon, Mrs T. l.. Herndon,
| Mrs. Walker Curry of New York, Miss
| White. Miss Ware of Alabama and Miss
! Lila Collins.
| Mrs. Bankhead will not receive at the
! New Willard tomorrow.
! Mrs. Ashurst of Arizona and Mrs.
/ Hardwick of Georgia VIII receive to-
morrow afternoon at the Wyoming.
500 to $50.
Mrs Richard c. Dear and Mrs. w. H
| Woodward gave a luncheon today OF
fourteen covers in honor of Mrs. Junius
! Parker of New York.
Their guests were Mrs. Walter Wells.
Mrs. W. X. Carr, Mrs. James c. Mer-
I'll. MIS- Allen Lard, Mrs Thomas