Evening star., 1915-02-06

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Wells. There were also present Mrs
Eberle, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Victor Kauff.
mann. Mrs Sweeney, Mrs Ross Thomp-
| son, Princess Kalanianaole, Mrs. Con-
nor. Mrs. John Ritchie, Mrs. Mason
Mrs. Perry Heath, Mrs. Theodore Bald
win. Mrs. Russell Harrison and Mrs
Howard Hume.
| tanned at a dinner of twenty-four
] covers last night in honor of Maj. Gen
George Barnett and Mrs. Barnett.
dances of the season was given last
| night in Philadelhia by Mrs. William T.
Garter, in honor of her granddaughter,
Miss Cornelia c. Leidy. the much-feted
| Ihe rooms were artistically decorated
with palms. ferns and plants. Supper
| was served at midnight at small tables,
arranged with greens and spring flow
| ers.
Mrs. Carter wore a magnificent i'm
| ported gown of white satin with an
overdress of chantilly lace.
| ABOUT 500 guests were present: Among
| the out-of-toWn guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Barrett, Miss Helen A.
Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert V Ash
| forth. Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Dicker-
| man of New York, Miss Frances Hoar
of this city and Mr.. Julian RidgeIey
and Mr.. Stewart Hidgeley of Balti-
more.
More than 200 couples attended the
dance given at Rauscher's last night
by the Washington Chapter of the
Trinity College Alumnae Association.
Ihe ballroom was beautifully decorat-
ed with greens, rambler roses and COL
lege pennants. Mrs Lawrence v. Gro
gan, president of the association; Mrs.
Bruce fahnestock, vice president; Miss
Margaret Collins, corresponding secre-
| tary. and Miss Margaret Norman,
Wimsatt. Miss Maute Gaynor and Miss
Grace Townsend, members of the ex-
ecutive committee, received the guests.
,;Io The pat patronesses We're Mrs. Milton
Bentley, Mrs. A. G. Bentley. Mrs. Cam
| mack. Mrs. Thomas Carter, Mrs.
Charles p Coady. Mrs. P. ]. Collins.
Mrs Harry Coope. Mrs. Charles Craig,
ereux, Miss Rosa Dugan, Miss Ella
Lorraine Dorsey, Mrs. Maurice F. Egan,
Mrs. N. E. Fealey, Miss Flannery, Mrs.
| James j. Gallivan, Mrs. Gwynne, Mrs
Ben johnson. Mrs. o. H. p. Johnson.
Rooms. Mrs. Darcy McGee. Mrs.
Charles McGilley, Mrs. F. J. Powers.
Frank May. Mrs. P. P. Mullett. Mrs. Ell
| mer Murphy, Mrs. F. V. Murphy, Mrs
Peter ]. Nee. Mrs J. F. Newman, Mrs.
J: J. Noonan. Mrs. Robert Norman, Miss
Nine. Pezet Mrs. Michael F. Phelan.
| Mrs. J. E. Ransdell, Miss Mary Roache,
Mrs. Wycliffe Rose. Mrs. +. J. Sheridan
| Mrs Selwyn TAFT; Mrs. William w.
Townsend. Mrs. Francis Walker. Mrs
John James Walsh, Mrs. Walter Wells.
Mrs. William A. Wimsatt, Mrs. Robert
Wynne and Nine. Yanes.
Mr John Eversman was floor di-
rector and the following young men
were aids: Messrs. Edward ]. O'BoyIe,
John G. Petritz. Louis A. Kelly, c. D.
McGrath. John G. Mcnamara, Hugh P.
Golden, Hugh T. Carter. John Carter.
James Tormey. John Conroy. John
Lynch. George Rowe, Louis Roberts.
James Kelly, Edward Somers Harold
White. John Crawley. Michael Luddy,
John Murphy and John Quincy.
| Mrs. r. D. Shepherd, 1925 Biltmore
street, will not receive tomorrow. She
| leaves for New York Tuesday, and will
| be away all this month.
Mrs Herbert ]. Browne of 1874 Girard
street is visiting her son, Lieut. Charles
]. Browne, Sd Field Artillery. Fort
Sam Houston, Tex
Miss Mildred Barnes of this city is
| making an extended trip through the
south, visiting friends en- route. AS the
guest of Mrs. J. E. Ballanger of Jack
| sonville, she was extensively enter
| tanned. After a months stay in Key
| West, she will attend the gaSparein
| in Tampa. returning home by way of
Havana the latter part of March.
The Friendship House Nursery Aid
will hold its FEBRUARY meeting with
| Mrs. George Anthony, 1880 Lamont
| street, Monday. February s, at 30 pm.
Mr.. Walter S. Ufford, general secretary
of the Associated Charities, will be the
| speaker
Mrs w T. Burch, 1927 Connecticut
| avenue, will be at home informally the
second and fourth Saturdays in Feb
| ruary.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lucien n. Sullivan, who
| have been visiting Mrs. Sullivan's sis
| ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyt A. Holton, left Washington Mon
| day to visit Mr.. Sullivan's parents in
| Indianapolis Ind, on their way to San
Francisco, where they will sail on the
| Sonoma February 16 for Mr.. Sullivan's s
| post in the consular service, New Cas-
| tie, New South Wales, Australia.
| Scott Smith, will be unable to be at
| home until after Easter.
| Mrs Robert Hamilton Martin enter
|
Miss Mary Porter Earnshaw.
| Mr. and Mrs F. Carl Smith will give
series Of small studio teas at 1879 17th
| street, beginning today.
Mrs. Victor Blue gave a bridge party
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Junius Parker.
| Mrs. Fletcher received, assisted by
| Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Cooper, at the
! Congressional Club tea yesterday and
| Nine. Won Unschuld gave the musical
| program. Mrs. Hardwick of Georgia
| and Mrs. Gurnsey OF Maine presided at
| the tea table, and assisting in enter
| tanning We're Mrs. Gronna of North
Dakota. Mrs. Gardner of MaSsachu-
setts, Mrs. Garner of Texas, Mrs. GudS-
| er of North Carolina, Mrs. HaWley of
' Oregon, Mrs. Good of Iowa, Mrs Green
Of Iowa, Mrs. Frear of Wisconsin. Mrs
Garrett of Texas, Mrs. Gerry of Rhode
Island, Mrs. Gordon of Ohio, Mrs. Gra-
ham of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Hamilton of
| New York, Mrs. W. M. Geddes, Mrs. H.
| II. Classic, Mrs. Russell P. Goodwin,
Mrs. G.. w. Gordon. Mrs. Walter Gresh-
am, Mrs. w. r. Harr and Mrs. r. A.
| Hatcher.
| The Misses Gronna of North Dakota,
Miss Hawley of Oregon. Miss Francis
| of Ohio and Miss FrcaA, of Wisconsin
| acted as ushers.
| Maj. Gen. Barnett and Mrs. Barnett
will entertain at IA tea dance this after
| noon in the bandroom at the Marine