Evening star., 1915-03-09
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
A Luncheon Party at Miss Gillett's
Home for Mrs.
Bryan.
Comings and Goings of Well Known
People-Out-of-To
Guests.

Mrs. Bryan, wife of the Secretary OF
state. was honor guest at luncheon
given by Miss .Amaryllis Gillett today
Senator and Mrs Hoke Smith are ea-
pected tomorrow in Atlanta to spend a
week with their Son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Ransom, be-
fore going to the home of their son and
| his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith.
| Mrs Horatio n Slater announced
yesterday in Boston that as result of
an injury suffered by her daughter.
riding club, physicians have decided 1t
would be unwise for Miss Slater to
come to this city to attend dance
April arranged for her by Mr.. John
r. Mclean and to otherwise take part IN
the after Easter pleasures here.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. HamIin had
guests at dinner last night. and after
ward entertained at an informal mu-
steal, when Miss jeffrey of Albany
gave violin solos.
Miss Edith Oracle has returned from
several weeks visit in New York, ana
has as her guests for the week Baron .
and Miss Dorothy Brown, all OF Ne"
York.
Dr. and Mrs John Foote have re-
turned from Atlantic City. where the
former has been conTaleSclng from
his recent Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Stauffer and
Miss Stauffer have removed to their
new home, 3Sth and Jocelyn streets,
Chevy Chase Heights. D. c.. where they
will be pleased to see their friends.
Miss Frances Miller has as her guest
Mrs. Max De Mott.
Miss Lila Van Kirk began yesterday at
ternoon at the Washington Club a series
of four illustrated travel talks. her sub
ject being Two Weeks in Rome.
In her audience were Mrs. William +.
Draper. Miss Margaret Draper. Mrs.
Richard Sellman Worthington. Mrs. Ben
HELEN, Mrs. Thomas Bowers. Mrs. Ru-
dolph Kaufman. Miss Kaufman. Mrs.
Henry w Fitch, Miss Laura Harlan.
Miss Wood, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett. Miss
Adelaide Heath and Mrs. Charles A. Nc
Chord. The talks are given under the pa
tronage of Mrs. E. F. Andrews Mrs. George
Barnett: Mrs. Henry Harris Barrol, Mrs.
Paul w. Bartlett, Mrs. Charles J: Bell.
Mrs Delos A. Blodgett. Mrs. Calderon
Carlisle. Mrs. William F. Draper. Mrs.
augustus Downing; Miss Dumbell; Mrs.
Mrs Henry Flood. Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock. Mrs. Lindley Garrison. Mrs.
Thomas NJ Gale. Mrs. Edward H. Gheen.
Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor. Mrs. Thomas
HYDE; Mrs. Nelson Read Johnson. Mrs.
Joseph Letter, Mrs. William Littauer.
Miss Litchfield. Mrs. Charles C. Nc
Chord. Mrs. John II. Magruder, Mrs.
Richey. Mrs. Hunt Slater. Mrs. Samuel
Spencer, Mrs A. L. Sturtevant Mrs.
| Robert NJ. Thompson: Mrs. Edward
White, Mrs. Guy r: Whiting and Mrs.
morrow afternoon, the topic to be "A
Walk Through the Streets of Florence"
The entertainment yesterday after
noon at Masonic Temple for the benefit
of the Christ Child Society was d great
success. Mr.. T. A. Daily gave a humorous
lecture and readings from his verses.
and the others contributing to the pro-
! linist, and Mr.. Richard Barrett plan st.
both Of Georgetown University, and
Mr.. George H. OConnor, who sang.
| 904 23d street northwest held d BIRTH
| day party IN honor of their son, Mas
| ter James De Angels. jr.. celebrating
| his second anniversary. Those who
| attended were Mr.. Joseph L. Maggie,
Miss jamie c. Maggie. Miss Inez Currie,
), wi
Mildred Browne, Mrs Francis scog-
game Mr.. Andrew May, Mr. John NJ
| Maggie. Miss Mary Canty, Miss Fran
els Leonard. Mr.. Vinvent Fenamosea and
| Mr.. C. A Cummings
| Representative and Mrs Davis Of
I. Minnesota are to remain a, their apart
ment in the Rochambeau during the
| spring.
| Capt. and Mrs. +. H. Davis, L. s.
NJ. G.. sailed from San Francisco March
5. for Peking, China, where Capt
Davis is to be stationed for the next
two years.
The assistant secretary OF state and
Mrs. John Z. Osborne entertained q
dinner company of twenty-four guests
| in the presidential suite of the New
| served at a round table, with q hollow
center f1lled in with trees of white
| lilacs, azaleas and rhododendrons Pink
and silver shades were used on the
| light tapers. The mirrors in the en-
trance hall were banked with rhodo-
dendrons and pink aZaieas and trimmed
with spIrea and palms and pink bios
! SONS were in the drawing room.
Mrs. Clarence r. Dufour has returned
home from u two-week visit to Atlantic
City.
the latter formerly Miss katharine
Grace Chambers-who were married
FEBRUARY - at the parsonage of Wes-
ley Methodist Episcopal Church by the
Rev Howard r. Downs. have returned
from northern trip and are at home
to their friends the Darlington
apartments, 18th street and Columb bia
road.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson enter
| tanned at a juvenile party for their
little daughter. Marceline. last even
| ing. the seventh anniversary of her
| birthday. After a program of songs
and rec'tations. to which each little
guest contributed. an hour of games
| followed, the feature of which was
| fitting shoe on Cinderella. Dorothy
Jacobs won the first prize and Dorothy
| Gravatt was awarded the consolation
| prize. In the dining room beautiful
| birthday cake with the regulation can
| dies graced the board. Flowers and
favors and delicious corrections de-
/ lighted the youthful guests Those
present were Dorothy Gravatt, Sadie
| Hughes, Dorothy Jacobs, Julia Johnson
/ Pierce Johnson. Dorothy MYERS MIL